The Hartford herald., 1879-11-12

We requested a farmer i'm town
last Monday to subscribe for the HER
AID, but was met with the excuse that
times We're hard, and that he could not
afford il. That same man had money
enough to buy whisky to get drunk be-
fore night, which he did. Such is life
Miss Lucie Hieronymus is i'm town
teaching the young people To trip the
eight fantastic. ."-Hdrtf0rd Herald.
Bet n ginger-cake there isn't IA scholar
i'm the class can pronounce the name in
side of two minutes. es.-HendersOn Ne,cs.
We take the bet, but suppose the
editor of the Ners would prefer some
thing "leetlen stronger.
A list of letters remaining in the
Post Office ut Hartford, and if not
taken out before the lst of December,
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office !:
James WCarter, John w Chinn, Mar
shal Duke, w Drake, Al q Fields, ,,
II p Taught, VIM Hinsmann, j F Man.
ker, R A Pike, + Nj Southard, l. ID
Walker. II. L. RowF, Il. NJ.
Captain :. X. Cox opened his hos
pitable home on Friday night last, to
the friends and acquaintances of Misses
Fannie Brotherton and Birdie Pulliam.
AT an early hour the parlors were filled
and everybody was happy. Those who
enjoyed the privilege of attending, re-
turn their thanks to the Captain and
his amiable wife for the happy event.
The shooting editor went squirrel
hunting last week and he had not suffi-
cient wadding. He found Il temperance
lecture in his pocket, which had been
sent in for publication, and as a last re-
sort he used this lecture for wadding,
when, 10, he never failed once in kill
ing what he shot at. The lecture GER
tainly had force in it.
Thomas Brothers have a specimen
of potatoes at the HERALD office, which
surpass anything i'm the potato line.
They are larger and more shapes than is
usual. The sandy soil of Rough creek
flats is adapted for the culture of the
potato. Thousands of barrels of this
valuable commodity could be shipped
with profit every year. Why don't
somebody try the experiment
Mr.. Silas Shown, of Ohio county,
and Miss Lucy Moseley, of Glennville,
We're married last Thursday. Miss
Lucy Moseley is neioe of Uncle Char.
ley Lawton. Mr.. Shown does not al
ways patronize home institutions.
There are lots OF girls here who would
no doubt like to encourage home talent
i'm the matrimonial line. The above
couple were married by Rev. G.. j.
Bean.
B. +. Richardson is getting out tht
incest lot of walnut logs we have seer
for long time, They will range from
20 inches to three feet in size. He alst
has 100 fine poplar logs ready TO run
the first water, and will run 400 poplar
in all this winter. His logs are all first
class poplar and walnut. We trust h,
may realize handsome profit out o
them.
The Circuit Court Docket for thi
term is the iasgest one for long time
| Eouitv refaraune suits al
Equity appearance suits. Z
Ordinary reference suits. q
Ordinary appearance suits. .............. s
Total number of suits on docket As
Too much law. Our citizens will b
better Off when more time is spent il
developing their eduGatiohal, agrlcultu
raj interests, and less in iawil9,
Judge R. s. Moseley sold his tw
shares of stock i'm the Render Coal Com
pany last week for $3.50. He sold on
[ share to Jas. A. Thomas and the othe
to Messrs. Thomas, Chapman, Wake
aGd Collins. This would indicate thu,
: the Render Mines are not dead, bu
have been sleeping. The apove Can
pany are doing fine business this sea
son. The cities ON the Ohio river hav
a ground-hog case on their hands---ou
: 81 GOAL and must have it.
Ifhe co.astaHt exit 81 somo Of tn
"boys" at each drop of the curtain a
Mendelssohp Hall last night, provoke
D this remark from young lady, VIII
? sat just to our right' sit is ineftably di.
!, gusting to see men bounce out of til
house at each clink of the stage bell an
I then come dragging their slow length,
e back while the show Is I'm progress.
don't see why they don't initiate tn
: example Of mothers of small children
! 4Hd bring their bottles with them."-.
Aessea9es.