The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-12-03
Caleb Crow, is digging cistern.


Just received, barrel of pure apple
vinegas at w. ii. Williams & Sons.
Thanksgiving was celebrated here
by services at the NJ. f. church by Rev.
J. :. Mcdaniel.
If David Everett will call at this
office he will learn of something to his
advantage.
Mr.. r. Small is ON East buying
goods for the holidays His new goods
are now arriving.
MIR. Charles Shoulders brought us
an ear of corn yesterday with a shank
To it over a yard long.
Our County Commissioner is visit
ing the schools over the county and
promises us notes next week.
MIR. Geo. Klein & Bro. are repairing
their store-room. Mr.. l.. II. Becker x
VIM. Griffith are doing the work.
AS administrator of Thos. Bell,
deceased, have several farms for rent
for 1850. w. +. GREGORY.
Mr.. Shaft is still teaching dancing
school. He is not going to Louisville to
lead in the German, as reported.
Fields livery stable was "ehuck"
full Monday, as il is ON every public day.
Prompt attention and low charges will
tell.
r.. p. Rowe 4 Bro, are receiving
pork quite rapidly, and are paying
about four cents for good, heavy corn
fed pork.
Carrie Moseley, daughter of Geo.
Moseley Of color, aged about II years,
died on last Sunday night after an ILL
hess of several days Of fevers.
-LosT-In or near Hartford some two
months ago, "A lady's gold bracelet.
Any one finding or having found the
same will please deliver il to Henry
Field, Hartford, Ky. lS-2t
The Sullenger House has but one
regular boarder, and he has given We
Landlord notice that he expects to leave
him next week. There was one new
arrival on Sunday, but he only took a
good nap and felt able to go home.
The Grigsby House at Calhoon, is
one of the most popular hotels in the
Green River Country. There is no won
der Aunt Betsy Lucas knows how
TO get up a good square meal as well rs
anybody in the world.
Taken up AZ an estray by w. III.
Porter, living l miles from Cromwell,
one black and brown pided steer 3 years
old, marked swallow fork i'm right and
split in left ear. Appraised by me at So.
Given under my hand this 2lst, 1879.
4s-4t p. w. GIIsTRAP, p. J. G.
Mrs. VIM. Hardwick received n
letter Monday, written last Friday, by
her brother, Duff Nall, of Lincoln, H.,
informing her of the serious illness OF
Vivian Nall, her youngest brother.
The relatives here are fearful he will
never recover.
ID. b. Eskridge, of Fordsville, who
was under bond for his appearance be-
fore his honor, Judge Newton, game to
town, remained until noon Monday,
when he concluded he had business else
where, so he left his bondsmen with the
bag to hold.
Mr.. Shafts dancing class numbers
about % pupils. On Monday night
he gave the fourth lesson of the term
and We think there was not scholar
present, who had taken the four lessons
but what could waltz. This is some
thing remarkable.
-Anderson's Bazaar has had such ,
run of trade for the past two weeks, thai
the stock of goods is nearly all gone
Mr.. Anderson left yesterday evening
for Cincinnati, to replenish. He will
also buy a special line of goods for tn,
holidays. Look out for fun, when h,
returns.
-BORN-to the wife of Jas. II. Leach
Cromwell, Nov. 18th, a girl, who ha
been named Gertie. He was so prou,
that he came straight to Hartford an,
paid his subscription to the HERALD
All We who have sons and daughters il
the hearing of our voice, "come tho
and do likewise
We understand that the man RyaI
who cut John b. Martin near Cromwell
last week, and who gave bond for SO
for his appearance here the 9th, wen
: last week on visit to some of his ali
sent friends. He wore five shirts, tw
D pairs of pants, and other little article
I'm proportion. He had not returned Of
, Monday.
: JAS. Leach living near Green riveI
between Rochester and Cromwell
eloped with Miss Wilson, neice of hi
wife, few days ago. He took his VIII
to her sisters to remain few days, an
returning home, loaded up his princips
!, valuables, and in company with tn
above named young lady 'lit out"
is supposed they went to Indiana.
. Mr.. L. p. Downs, of Ceralvo, Gale
, on us last Saturday. We learn fror
n him that he is still engaged in his favol
: lite avocation, saw-logging. He has no,
!. 400 ready to run, and will get out loo
a this season. The logs are ON Gree
river neutrality-suspicious.
: ton, and are contracted to parties i
; Evansville. He has poplar, oak an
!, gum logs.
a DIR. Ben. G. Woodward, formerly