The Hartford herald., 1879-09-10
Go to G.. A. Platt's
and get the good, old
pure Magnolia Whis-
ky at $l.4O a gallon,
or ) cents a drink.
Soft

The newest, most fashionable styl-
ish clothing can he found at ROsen-
berg's, and can he bought for less mon
oy than elsewhere.
"A ticket from Beaver Dam tn Lou
isville and return including II visit to
the exposition will cost you So 10, and
is good for ten days, and can bc pur-
chased any day of the week, and Sun
day included.
The Ohio County Fair will begin
September 30, 1879, instead of October
:, ms heretofore announced, and will
continue five days.
% If SAM X. Cox, Pres.
Hartford was visited by severe
wind and rain storm, doing considera-
ble damage, especially To the corn crop.
In some portions of the county, there
was very heavy hail, doing much dam
age to the tobacco.
Mr.. Philip NJ Hooker has presented
to us Il sweet potato Of the Bcrmudah
and Mississippi yam species, which is
very fine-weighing nearly four pounds.
Mr.. Hooker is a first-class farmer and
good stock grower.
While in Rockport last week we
visited the steam Touring mill of II.
Terrence x Co., and found them pre-
pared, ready and willing to grind wheat
| and corn. We examined some of the
flour made by their mill and unhesitat-
| ingly pronounce it first-class. They
will buy wheat and sell flour, and do
any kind of custom work.
The opening of Prof. McIntyre's
school was postponed until next Mon
day, September 18th, when it will COM
mence certain. Let all the scholars in
the district put in an appearance at the
start and attend regularly, as irregular
attendance is but little advantage to the
pupil, and prevents proper classifica-
| tlOI Oh
The p. & f. r. r. Co., have made
a slight change in their time table,
which went into effect last Sunday.
We have not the change in full, but
have learned that they pass Beaver
Dam going west, at 11:25, and going
east at 4:07, which makes it 22 minutes
later going up, and IL minutes later go
ing down.
Taken up as an estray, by j. c.
May, living near New Bethel church
on the left or south of the Harmond's
ferry road, in Ohio county, KY, one
dark bay horse, some IA hands high.
He is four years old, with star in his
forehead and white stripe under the foot
lock of the left hind foot. Appraised
by the undersigned, at S25, this, Aug. 6,
1879. A. b. BENNETT, J. p. O.C.
33-4
james O'Conner, an irish shoe-ma-
ker, who has been living in our town
| for several years, bcconiing somewhat
involved, packed his ''tricks' last Sat
urday night, hired spring-wagon and
dit out" His principal creditors are
Mr.. G. A. Platt and James A. Thomas.
1t is not known where he has gone.
Mr.. O'Conner was splendid workman,
| a,,I ,,,oIa onnS;Jarabla ,nnnav yuhilo
here, but his mania for lotteries has
taken his means as fast as he accumu-
lated it. He has been known to invest
hundreds of dollars in lottery tickets
without drawing a cent.
i take this method of informing the
taxpayers of Ohio county that their
taxes are now due, and have been since
the first of June. Those owing their
taxes are herein notified to come for
ward and pay the same. Persons owing
back taxes, if not paid Immediately
will have their property levied on and
sold. One of my deputies will be at
each of the Magistrates courts in Sep
tember, where persons can have an OPP
portunity to pay their taxes.
c. w. PHILLIPS,
33-tf Sheriff of Ohio County.
W.. Finley, ID. ID. of MorgantOwn,
will, on Sunday September 14th, (2nd
Sunday at IL o'clock A. NJ, at Mt.
Pleasant church preach the funeral OF
Rev. George Jones; and at 3 o'clock p,
NJ. of same day, at same place, preach
the funeral of l.. H. Rains. Dinner will
be furnished at the church. Allpersons
living contiguous thereto will stake no
tice and govern themselves according.
ly." N. ]. RAINS,
35-2t SAM. X. JONES.
} AT a regular communication ol
Keystone chapter No. 10, r. A. NJ,
held September Sth, 1879, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
NJ. E., NJ. Mcintyre, II. p.
E., w. III. Moore, X.
E., John Riley, S.
Companion, E. r. Murrell, C. III.
+ s. f. Hill, p. S.
A. p. Hudson, r.. a. c.
Dav. Rogers, G.. M. ".
A. B. Baird, G. NJ. 3. V.
Elias Small, G. NJ. l. V.
4" u. w. Griffin, Treasurer
III. Weinsheimer, Sect'y.
Z" q. j. Bean, Guard.
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and IFS contents of Mrs Horvav Frank