The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-01-08
Mr.. Samuel Tanner. of Liver

more, died New ears day. lac
leaves a wife and several children.
Mr.. w. l.. Felix. Hartford Post
office, was the first one, whose time
expired with the year, to renew his
subscription.
Clayton Woodward. an eight-yea-
old son of w. L. Woodward, caught
Il cartridges at one haul in trap, on
the 9th, ult.
Mr.. c. I. Sutton left with us
last Saturday very rich specimen of
copper ore found somewhere in the up
per part of this county.
-Esquire James Miller, added to
our curiosiIies Monday very pretty
specimen of quartz. 1t will cut glass
almost equal TO diamond.
A Protracted meeting is in pro
gres at Beaver Dam. Baptist Church.
Rev. u. j. X. MADDOX, the Pastor is
assisted by Rev. VIM. Taylor.
The Western Farmers Almanac
ia the best almanac; that is, it is bet;
ter suited to the wants Of our people
than any other almanac TO he had.
Ohio County has man near 80
wears old. that boasts Of never having
subscribed for. or read n newspaper.
Wont err if he'll ever he President?
The members of the Hartford Lit
erarv Club will meet at the Hartford
House on next Friday night. Miss
Carrie Gibson will edit the next paper.
Mr.. Geo. VIII Bennett remem-
bercd Us with fiue fat turkey for
Christmas. Thanks, friend George.
ard rest assured we appreciated your
kindness.
Wing X. James. Of Centeriown,
who has been in Louisville for some
time past. having his ewes operated
upon, returned home Saturday, SEEM
ingly. much improved.
Mrs. Annie Tanner. so years Old.
died at her home near Livia, Mclean
County. on the 2nd inst. Deceased
was ihemoiher-in-law of >tephenW Wood
ward. Esq.. OF this county.
The thermometer on last Sa;ur-
day morning ranged from is to Do
below zero in different places in the
county. This is the coolest ever known
in the memory of our Oldest citizens.
Persons wanting money orders,
will please notice Government poster
posted ia from; of the Pu-t-oiIice ont
door, which has been so conspicuous
for many years. j. LAwroN, m.
Prof. W. l.. Hawkins, our Edu-
cational Editor, is our authorized
sgent, TO receive subscriptions, renew
ais, ordcrs for advertisements, job
work, dc. Please give him orders a,
once
James Gril'r iofI South Carroll
ton for Owensloro Junction. Christ |
mas eve, ama 80, SO cold that he fell
nv the way->iie and WAS SO badly
frozen that he died from the Effects of
il las, Saturday.
The entertainments given by the
Hartford Literary Club on the nights
of the 25th and Doth ultimo, were al
tended with success. Notwithstand-
ing tie exceeding cnll weather a good
audience was given them each night.
DR.. Gillum. of Livermorc, had his
dwelling burned down last Saturday
morning. The fire caught by lump of
coal rolling OFT the CRATE on TO the floor
in roam which no one WIS in at the
Time. Loss, about So, 900 Insurance,
81 600.
i have the well-known Shroader-
Cummings Stallion. Stump the Dealer,
which. if not previously disposed Of
will he offered for sale at public auc-
zion on the first Monday in February.
1879, county court and Igleharts stock
sale day. J. +. YAGER.
All persons having accounts with
Rogers e. King, will please come for
ward after the lst of January, 1879,
and settle. We need money and are
forced to collect. Respectfully,
ROGERS & KING.
Buford, Ky, Dec. %, 1873 81 st
We have mare mule, II hands
high, five years old, works splendidly,
and horse, six years old. Is hands
high, works well and is an excellent
saddle horse, for sale. II not sold pre-
viously. will be sold at auction Feb
usry 3rd, 1879. w. II. WILLIAMS &
SoN.
"A Revival of considerable interest
has been held at Mount Vernon
Church, Hartford Circuit, Rev. L. j.
Randolph Pastor. The meeting closed
last Sunday night, on account of the
severe cold weather. There were eight
conversions and eight accessiols to the
church.
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