The Hartford herald., 1879-04-23
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CERALvo, KY, April 10Th.

| SEhaLNo, NY, April 18th.
Editor Herald:
No sir, you need not think that, be
cause | have removed from Center
town to the verdant banks of tn,
beautiful Green River,-the largest
the 2rettiest stream that Kentucky car
call her own exclusive property,-thal
L have forsaken the Herald, or lost
any love for it. 1t is. still, the mos
welcome visitor that comes in The
mails; and l intend to remain one Of
its correspondents as long as my com
munications are honored with a place
in its columns. AS a resident of Ohio
county, | am proud of it: as familiar
and entertaining friend, | love it.
When L wish to make a favorable
impression on strangers for our coun.
try, l mention, first, the Hartford
Herald, then, Green River. Then, il
those strangers happen to be mar.
rying" men, l speak of the pretty girls
all through our contry, and especially
those in the southwestern portion of it.
shall not go back to give the his.
tory of our pleasant little town, or a
list of the pretty ladies; for if your
former correspondent for this place.
q. Quill, did not do so, he missed
very pretty chance. Withou: going
into particulars as to Ceralvo society,
l would say, that sojourn of one
week has impressed me very favorabIy.
Mr.. S. w. Anderson, one of our
merchants and one of our best citizens.
has closed business here, and removed
with his family to your town. He
aud his family carry with them the
hearty good will and warm friendship
OF many very many friends in this
vicinity. Your town is fortunate in
gaining what ours looses.
q. NJ. Rowe and family have recent.
ly taken up their residence among us.
He occupies Mr.. L. 2. Downs house
as a residence, and Mr.. Anderson's
store as his place of business. His
two boys, Eddie and Ertill, will re-
main at Centertown till the close of
Miss Mamie Morton's school of which
they are pupils.
Mr.. George and Miss Lizzie Eyerlv
are attending Prof. Hawkins school at
Hogg's Falls.
Miss Fannie Kimbley has a very
good school at this place.
Last Saturday and Sunday our
town was pleased to have Mrs. Sue
Morton, the Misses Amanda and Laura
Rowe, and Ludie White as visitors
all from Centerrown.
Emery Kimbley, son of w. A. Kim.
bley, got fall, and broke his arm
last Tuesday. Though severe wound,
he seems TO be getting along well un-
der the treatment of our DR.. Everly
Judge Tinsley put in the most of his
time last week in bed, but is getting
all right again. Ditto as to our friend
Mr.. p. Jones, just across the river.
We have a considerable rise in the
river, which makes it jolly for RATS.
men. Several of our neighbors have
but recently returned from Evansville.
to which place they have been run
ming logs; and the money, they are
distributing, argues that they did well
with their logs.
A nice looking Muhlenburg gentle
man has formed the habit of crossing
the river very often, at this place. |
We suppose the ferryman does not
care; because he gets pay for his
and We suspect there is a lady
on this side of the river that rather
likes for Muhlenburgher to cross the
river occasionally; but all the young
gentlemen object to the idea that every
man that teaches a school
here, must take some lady from our
neighborhood to Texas, Muhlenburg,
Sulpher Springs or some other place. |
Mr.. j. L. Coffman has left US for a
lime to fill position behind Mr.. An
1erson's counters at your place, and
we understand that Mr.. S. b. Bishop
lakes similar position in Mr.. r. p.
Rowes grocery next week. We are
willing for you to consider them and
Mr.. Anderson's family as specimens
IF our Green River society.
Do you know Miss Sarah Giggles?
Since April set in she has fallen des.
in love with Ceralvo gent,
md has been writing some very affec-
,ionate letters to him. As yet she
'emsins incog, but if the gent referred
o. ever finds her, he will propose to
her, Immediately.
Tell "Orange Blossom" that IL
veil, you know about Litchfield.
Fell him that-that-humph! Well,
10. Don't tell him anything. Just
Of him ca Tr-I.ND