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The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15
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SrEwARTsvILLE, KY, Jan. Z, 1879.
Editor Herald
To-day we enter upon n new year,
and naturally. new things appear.
among which is the hardware store of
this place by G. T. Stewart & Son.
They have built neat house and have
it well filled. John b. Rogers has
opened d new blacksmith and wagon
shop. John has fine stock of metal,
and says, good work. cheap for cash,
shall be his motto.
The citizens of this place were made
glad today by the presence of n. +.
Arbuckle, one of Ohio's former good
citizens, but now OF Macon county,
Missouri. Nat looks well and says he
is reader of the Herald.
Your Washington correspondent
saws "we know not what a day will
bring forth" We think he is correct. l..
as will be seen from the following !:
At late hour in the night not long
since, woman called at the house OF
Henry Baize and asked for admittauce
long enough TO warm ~ she was very
cold. She was admitted, AMI Henry
being very clever gentleman. permit
ted her to remain till morning, when
10! before day she became a mother
and now thrice happy art thou, OF
Henry, Suffer little children to come
unto you," &c, and remember tha
portion of scripture which tells us j
we TASK in secret we be rewarded open
ly."
Mr.. AL Hodges, of this vicinity, hs
been married for several years, an6
not baby has ever come to see him
until Christmas, when his wife present
ed him with nice (rag) baby, anC
now he is in high hopes of futur'
prospects.
Sleighi:g has been the order Of thu
day for the young gentlemen and ladie'
The old farm sleds put on great airs
mounted with buggy beds, they pas
for vehicles Of sport. One poor ole
mule refused to pull heavy load o
passengers up a hill, but n warm ap
plication of jackson Crackers invigor
ated him till he went up.
| am told that So is the price pa;d
by a man in this district for whipping
his wife. think the price il very
low, but times make things cheap, you
| now.
Messrs. Stewart IL Martin report 8
loss of 5000 on their last years pur
chase Of tobacco.
The wife of Mr.. John Il. Austin
died on the Sd instant j. w. &.
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CcralvO News.

CERALvo. KY, Jan. 9th, 1879.
Editor Herald;
The holidays, with their Christmas
traes, family reunions, and pleasant as
sociaiions have come and gone. The
usual number of parties and "storms"
were enjoyed, and the old place starts
upon new year with the ground COW
cred with snow, the mercury seventeen
degrees below zero, the river frozen
over and navigation entirely suspended
While christmas brought to many of
our homes joy and gladness, to some
it brought sorrow and tears.
You will remember about a year
ago | wrote YOU of the death of the
wife of Mr.. w. d. Barnard. she being
the last daughter of Mr.. f. V. Kim
b,ey, of this place. and now | am called
upon to notice the death of another
member Of the family, f. o. Kimbley,
one of our most promising young men,
who two short years ago married the
beautiful daughter of VIM. ii. Fuiker-
son. and started out on lifes journey
with hearts light and hopes buoyant.
Now the winds are meaning their re-
QUEEN DER snowy mound in the vii
lage graveyard, aud silent tears from
a heart broken wife are dropping upon
the sweet face of the beautiful babe.
On, how We pity them and the aged
mother, who, though God blessed
her with six children, has left but
one. Consumption is relentless en-.
emy that will not be cheated of il:
victim. however watched and tended.
Boys from South Carrollton
on skates, are visiting friends here
to-day-time fifty minutes-distance
eight miles.
Yesterday, the Ceralvo Croquet
Club, concluding that Green River
certainly offered nice level spot for
game, consequently planted the
arches, and test of two best in three.
was to be played. One game was
played-I will serd you the result
when the other two are played Fourth
of July next.
Packets, Bowling Green and Evans.
vile, are laid up at Bowling Green,
and the crews are enjoying the pleas
ures of home for a season. We are
glad for Charlie Combs. (tirst clerk
who about month ago welded one OF
Bowling Green's fiirest daughters,
Miss Winchester, the sunniest faced
beauty that it has been our lot to meet
for many years.
I'm freezing and must close this icy
communication. Will write you hen
thaw out. Happy New Year to you
and the boys. and prosperous one to
the Herald, are the sentiments of
Goose QUILL.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Go to Bean Il Vaught's ne: Black
smith shop. corner Union street and APP
pie alley. Hartford. Ky for cheap work
We have connected with our shop first
class wood shop, with a first class wool
workman in the person Of L W. Shafer
We also have Mr. Isaiah Msnker en-
ploved. who cannot be excelied in hon sc
snoring and manufacturing edged tools
Come and trs us.
From and after the first day of January,
1879, we will work for cash only. or
country produce at cash prices. Please
take due and timely notice, and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Dec. 2I, 1878. BEAN e VAuGHT.
i-j0.lm
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si>t on all those owing Inc to call at
once and settle up. Pay me all you
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can ard settle the balance by note.
Urgent need Of money induces me to
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The wife of Rev. Moses T. Ried.

The wife Of Rev. Moses I. Red,
Of Butler county, died on the Cd inst,
of pneumonia, after u short illness.
She was the last surviving daughter
of Robert Render, of this county, and
leaves surviving her, two brothers, to
wit, Joshua l.. and John Render. who
are The only remaining members oi
family OF ten children.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Having purchased of Mr.. W. G..
Morton his entire stock of groceries
and furniture, and having secured his
old location. l am prepared to furnish
my friends and the public generally,
with ANYTHING in the grocery or fur.
niture line propose to buy and sell
for cash, exclusively, and will thereby
he able to give as good bargains as can
be had anywhere. Country produce
OF all kinds, taken in exchange for
goods. r. p. Rowe.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

The Farmers Home Journal is a
live weekly agricultural paper pub.
lished ut Louisville. Ky. Every pro-
gressive farmer should take it for the
next year The subscription price of
the Farmers Home journal is 50 90
per year, but by an arrangement be-
tween the publishers. it will be sent
with the HARTFORD HERALD one year
for 81 80 447u
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NEw IIEALTH ALMANAC. We have
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kalutStory.

In nv new connection with the
HERALD, | have not jumped suddenly
into existence, or taken an uncalcu-
lated leap in the darkness to reach the
throne of local prominence which /
assume authoritatively with this issue
of the paper, bat have grown up, as it
we're, fron the tender germ 10 the
hardy plant; able and anxious to brave
the difficulties and vexations in the
pursuit of local news of whatever na-
ture 10 feed the intellectual appetite of
the public. Having served as devil" !"
compOsitor, aud occasional local, I
think ! am sufficiently acquainted
With the newspaper business to know
the wants of the people as localizer.
/ will bend every energy to assist in
making the HERALD the best paper in
Southern Kentucky.
LYcUEGCs BARRETT.
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CnlhoOu Items.

Circuit Court began here last Mon
day Hon. Ben. p. Cissell. Judge.
Look out now We violaters Of the
law, the Grand Jury is in session.
Snow, ice and cold weather contin-
ues.
Miss Miriam Eaves, daughter of
Judge Chas. Eaves, of Greenville is
visiting Miss Jennie Short, of Rum
sey.
Among the legal fraternity in at
tendance at our Circuit Court we have
Judge w. w. Robertson. of the
Mayfeld district, Judge Chas. Esves,
of Greenville, John w. Loekett and
Geo. A. Prentice, of Henderson. Hon.
J. w. Feighan and Judge Williams,
of Owensboro.
But little interest is manifested in
our vicinity in regard to the Gnberna-
torial race, but your correspondent
has heard many Of our best citizens
express themselves in favor of the
Hon. Ben. p. Cis.ell. of Henderson.
if he will consent to the use Of his
name in the State Convention. as Il
candidate for Governor.
Prot. Kirby. candidate for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. made
our town visit during the past week,
and made many friends.
WALcoTT.
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Notice!

All the debts due me or Obed Ben
nett, Sr. can be pad in cash to me or my
attorney, w. f. Gregory, Hartford,
Ny, or can he paid in any of our debts
or in fat cattle, fat hogs. sheep, corn,
wheat or oats. | will also sell horses,
cattle, sheep. hogs. hay, corn. farming
utensils, etc, for cash or to paw any
of our debts. Sales viii be private
until March /. 1879. At that time
| will sell at public auction, every
thing | have on hand in the way oi
stock. grain. farming utensils, house
hold and Kitchen furniture. &c.
4 4i6-3m G.. WILL BENNETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

1T makes no difference if times
are hard snd money scarce. if YOU
trade with Z. Small, at the Trade Pal
ace. Hartford. for he sells all his goods
at prices to suit the scarcity of money
He Is now receiving new goods suita-
BILE for this cold wintry weather, buy
ing them for cash at the lowest price,
and selling at a smaller profit than
ever before. being determined to sell
rather than keep them over, even if he
has To take first cost for them.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15
Married.

In Denver, Colorado, Jan. 1st, 1879
at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, Mr.. George NJ.
Parberry to Miss Ella Willis. Th,
ceremony was celebrated by the Rev.
Mr.. Kees of the 18th Presbyterian
church.
Miss Willis was formerly resident
of Hartford, where she has a number
of warm friends, who, doubtless, will
be happily surprised to hear of her
marriage and prospects for future hap
piness. We, ourselves, wish her all the
joy her brightest hopes have pictured
in her new sphere.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Mr.. Thomas Bell, of Buford, KY.
died very suddenly last Friday of ap-
oplexy. Mr.. Bell was a good citizen,
an honorable gentleman. and his de-
mise will cast quite a gloom over that
community. His remains. were in
TERED in the church-yard al NJ. Car.
mel, on Saturday, in the presence of a
large number of relatives and friend,
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FOR SALE.
Heading, stave and saw MIL

We have a floating factory on Green
river. Ky. suitable for the manufacture
of staves, heading aud hickory handles
or for general saw mill purposes. Also $
steam tug aud three bar.es. We ofler
the whole thing for sale. To an energeti,
party we could turn over contracts hay,
ing figured profit OF $4,000 the first year
We will cell nj low figures and take oul
paw in the product of factory.
For particulars address
CHESS n WYMOND.
2i9 Main ST., Louisville. Ny.
5~l-3t
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

-hartford will certainly keep cool
next simmer; there has been more ice
gathered this winter than perhaps has
been for years past. Mr.. j. w. Ford,
druggist, has built very large and
weli-cons,ructed ice-house recently,
and has filled il with choice ice. Mr..
Henry Armendt, was the architect
aud knows exactly how to get them
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Our old friend and former towns.
man, Captain +. w. Griffin, lett Sat
urday for his home in Elizabethtown
where he will remain n few DAYS after
which he will leave for Culpepper
County. Virginia, (his native home. J
where he will remain for time visit
ius relations. This will be Dir. Grif
fms fifth visit 10 relations in thai
Siate.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15
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The Best and Cheapest Flow In
the World.

divers Chilled Plow, Manufactured
at South Bend, Indiana, is the best and
cheapest plow in the world. Edwards Il
Foster. Hartford, KY, are agents tor
Ohio countv No necessity of going to
the shop to have plows laid or sharpened
An extra point is furnished with each
plow cold Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed or the money refunded We have
all sizes, from one to three horse plows
Call at once and see this wonderful plow
EDWARDS d FosTER,
Hartford, Hy. n3slf
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

We have mare mule, II hands
high, FIVE years old. works splendidIy,
and horse, six years old. Is hands
high. works well and is an excellent
saddle horse, for sale. +. If not sold pre-
viously. will be sold at auction Feb
u,ry 3rd, 1879. w. ii. WILLIAMS &
SoN.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15
To Tobacco grower. aHa shippers.

We desire to call attention to. .Ihe LOsis.
vile Tobacco Market. which IS the largest
in the West. and steadily decreasing in
magnitude and influence. On this market
all grades Of Tobacco can be sold at aAy
time for the highest market prices. We
would call yOur attention TO Onr ware-
house which IS, large, centrally located.
and possesses every advantage Tor storing
aad selling Tobacco. We coniael strict
" legitimate warehouse bHs.uess. and give
our close PERSONAL attention to the interests
OF our patrons. We are rSeseut al the
sampling and selling OF all Tobacco, aad
advise with our customers "a to their best
interests. AL letters prompily answered.
and any information we may possess "a
be gladly given, AGciioa sa'es iaiiy re-
turns promptly made. Storage fous
months free Of charge; advances on eoa-
.sisnmsnts. Mark your hosshea!s Louis
Vile House"
SHERLEY & GLOVER,
PEorIIEToxs LOUISVILLE ToBScco WARx>
HOUSE, LOUSvILLE. Ky 5-l Gh.
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Arrival and Departure OF the
nails.

Tn. Western anu Eastern Mail leave
e,il d NJ. and arrive al 2 m.
Sulphur Springs. forisville. HAYNES
vile Liona and Pell,ille, leaves hsrt
ford every Wednesday at 1907 NJ ana
s,.,,.s Thursday at 6 r. Leaves
hartford every Thursday AZ p. ~ and
arrives Saturday At } r. NJ
The Owen-l'oro mail. VIA. Beds' bu'
e. Pheasant Ridge aud Ma-on'ii'r
i,a,ss on Tr--iav and Friday al y ~
so arrises Monday aud Thursday al
3 n. 10
The Csa,. staua mail arrives st 10 q
m. and dcpsr,s At lls N; wednesday
G.. j. LAWToN. Postmaster.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

RocuEsrEE Union: AT the time the
resumption act January ii. 1873. was
passed, silver bad been demonelizrd. and
the plan was to resume in gold aud retire
and destroy the grsenbacks as redeemed
to the last dollar, thus leaving gold alone
the only legal tender and the only money
receivable tor customs duties and pay
ment on account oil the public debt. This
was the Republican plan. Il wrs a
hindrance TO resumption, and il adhered
to would Prove failure, The Demo-
cratic measures Of the last session by
which silver was reBonetized and i,;TtLer
retirement and DISTINCTION OF the legal
tender greenkacks were prohibited. had
silver and greenbacks made available for
the purpose Of resumption, have made
resumption possible Whether it is to
be successfully established now depends
wholly upon the use made by the Treas
ury Department of the means placed in
! IL. hseis.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

b. S. Morrison. wife and children,
accompanied by his molher-in-law,
Mrs. Turns, left on the Sth inst. for
Waxahachic, Tex, where they expect
TO reside in future. We re.ret 10
lose such active. industrious young
men from our midst as Mr.. Morrison.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

i have the well-lnOwn Shroader-
Cummings Stallion, Stump the Dealer,
which. if not previously disposed of,
will be offered for sale at public auc-
ton on the first Monday in February,
1879, county court and lgleharts stock
sale day. J. +. YAGER.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Mr.. l.. Il. Becker, as will he seen
by reference to our advertising col
umns. is ready. willing and waiting
for orders to repair furniture, hang pa
per, or any kind of upholstering. He
knows how to do it too. Try him and
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

The thoroughbred short-horn Bull
Tom Spot" will until furth er notice
stand at Hartford at 81 80. For
further particulars call on the owner
Jas. A. Thomas. 5-iif.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

The Falls City Tooacco Ware
house. Louisville KY is new candi-
date for public favor and patronage,
and one that deserves well at the
hands Of tobacco men. Mr.. Sam'l
Ray. of Louisville, r. p. Hart, OF
Barren county, and 4. j. Aver, OF
Mclean county. are the proprietors.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

The roof of the amphiiheatre at
the fair grounds gave way under the
heavy weight of snow on last Friday
night, causing terrible crash. The
loss to the Fair company will he sew
eral hundred dollars. 1t will in due
time, no doubt. be repaired.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15
-Mes.rs. Williams Brothers * Ct

-Mes.rs. Williams Brothers & Co. +,
pork packers here, bought of Mr.. A.
Il. Pirrle, a few days ago a Poland
China hog which tipped the beam at
735 pounds net. This is the largest
hog, so far as we have knowledge, ever
brought TO this market. Mr.. Pirtle is
a good farmer and stock raiser.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Mrs. ID. l.. Barnett, of Buck
horn, after a long and painful illness,
died Thursday morning. Mr.. Barnett
who was engaged in Union County,
was sent for on Tuesday night and
reached home just before her death.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Happy New Year" and many
thanks 10 the patrons of the Merchan,
Taylor. the Ready Made Mems, Bows
and Children's Clothing department of
}. Winter Y Co.. corner Third and
Market street Louisville. Ky. .Au
Reroir.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

For SALE-A New Singer Sewing
Machine This machine is new-nev-
er been used-just from the factory.
| will sell it for cash, exchange it for
corn or No. milch cow now giving
milk. Gail on JouN =. BARRETT.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

Mrs. Sallie w. Miichell.of this
place. is quite low. and at this writing.
Tuesday evening. is not expected TO
live long. She is at the residence OF
A. Z. Hudson. and is the recipient OF
every care anu attention that can BIZ
given her.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15
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The Hartford herald., 1879-01-15

We have been informed that Miss
Lizzie Bronaugh. of South Carrollton,
has been elected Teacher at the Mason
ic Widows and Orphans Home, Lou
isville, Ky. We trust it is true, as
she will adorn the position.