The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-03-05
] w. Church. of Greenville

Deputy Collector, spent several days
in town last week.
Many thanks 10 George Rowe,
Sr.. of Centertowu. for nice treat of
maple sugar and syrup.
-"Uncle Ras" is having a neat.
substantial, new fence, put around the
Jail garden. lngerns and potatoes,
you know.
The National Greenback Party,
of this county. held convention here
Monday, the proceedings of which will
appear next week.
Samuel Ashby. ron of Alfred
Ashby, Sr., died last Thursday C con
sumption. lie was young nan of
about eighteen summers.
The members of the Hartford Lit
erary Club are rehearsi ~, preparatory
to the giving of their entertainments.
Notice will be given of time.
Mr.. Ed Davidson, c well-to-do
farmer and stock raiser, living in the
eastern part of the county, was in Mt
tendance on the austion sales Monday.
Mr.. Finley Barnett, of No. Creek,
died Wednesday night, OF pneumonia.
He was son of Mr. J. c. Barnett.
and WAS just starting out upon the
sea Of lite-haying been married only
about one year.
We had the pleasure Of a cell last
Wednesday evening from Misses Lu-
eta Austin. Fife Austin, Belle Bar
mard, of Beaver Dam, and Misses
Carrie Gibson and P;udie Bard, of
Hartford. Call again, ladies.
L. Rosenberg. < Bro. are now
receiving their spring stock of goods
daily, and would he pleased 10 have
their customers call and examine
them. No pains or trouble has been
spared in the selection and purchase
Of these goods.
Mr.. :. w. Anderson, of Ceralvo,
one of the most energetic, wide-awake
business men in the county, was in
town last Friday and honored us with
call. Mr.. Anderson speaks some
thing Of becoming citizen of Hart
ford, which we are glad TO learn.
The senior editor has ao language
adequate TO express his appreciation
of the cake of nice maple sugar pre-
scented him yesterday by Mes Lsurs
T. Carson. The sweetness of the su-
gas is far excelled hy the sweetness OF
disposition and purity OF character of
the fair donor.
Owing TO the absence o. our spc-
cial artist, we will not be able. this
week, TO give our readers fair repre-
sentation o: the crowd OF pre'entiotS
men. who were on the streets n few
nights ,ince. We will he able in a few
week, 10 show them in their COM
manding physique. snd more especial
", in tl;cir c.drGrte.lsi;c NAH.
Mr.. Gross b. Williams, desires
to inform his friends, acquainiances
and the public generally, that he has
accepted n position rs salesman in the
well kno~n and popular dry gools
and clothing store OF l.. Rosenberg
Il Bro, Hartford, Ky, where he will
be pleased to have them call. when
wishing TO make purchases. He
promises 10 do all he can to accomo-
date them.
The lines sent us by Marion, find
place in the waste-basket because of
Withholding the real name. 1t is an in
fallible rule With lis never TO publish
anything written for these columns,
without having the writers real name.
We might, in an instance like this, he
accused Of plagiarism, for, while We
hnve no doubt of the originality Of the
lines, some of our readers might
he ready TO accuse us of borrowing
from Byron or some of the many poets
of fame. Here is a specimen of the
poem.
The pride of my "hsrt" 10 the womar.
"whoe's" beauty of "c.rr.ge" aud grace
IL shown in h.r manner Of mset ng,
Some love one .ses to face.
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