The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-10-08

If you want good cigar or first
class drink, call on Foster 4 Hill ut
their Restaurant.
If you want good square meal for
little money, call at Foster & Hills
European Restaurant.
New corn has been coming i'm for a
week or two past, and has been sold mt
IS cents per bushel.
-BoRN-On Sunday, Oct 9Th, to the
wife Of Mr.. c. T. Carson, a son. We
congratulate you, old chum. led. pro
tenn.
On Sept. 2sth, at the residence OF
the bride, Mr.. Eli J. Burden and Mrs.
Sarah Lyons, were married by Rev.
Calvin Voiles.
We send our readers a supplement
this week composed Of general and in
teresting reading, which enables us to
give more local and county news i'm our
regular issue.
Geo. w. Bennett has left us a spec
linen of his tobacco crop. He will
compete for the premium i'm the HER
AID Fair. He had good offer for his
crop from these samples.
Mr.. S. A. Williams, of McHenry,
who recently lost his store and entire
stock by fire, has rebuilt and opened at
the same place. Let the public remem-
Der Mr.. Williams when purchasing
goods.
George w. Patterson, of Point
Pleasant, left at our office sample OF
his tobacco crop. He received prem
ium upon his crop, and will, no doubt,
compete for the HERALD's premium.
On Sunday night lamp exploded
at Mr.. +. c. Hubbard's which came
near burning his house. 1t did consid
cradle damage. Be careful what kind
of coal oil you buy. Much that is sold
is not safe.
The Ohio County Presbytery of tn,
Cumberland Presbyterian church viii
meet at Mount Olivet church next Fri
day, 10th inst, and will continue tire,
days. Dinner will be served on tn,
grounds each day.
-Messrs. Holbrook & Russell, O
MELVILLE, have purchased large stool
of goods in Louisville, which will be oil
i'm a few days. They will sell lowe
than anyone, for cash. Try them.
The October session of the Court O
Claims convened on Monday. Their
are quite a number of farmers from
different parts of the county on tn
streets. We also have Justices enough
with us this week to awe the bodies
offenders into good behavior.
"A sad accident occurred near Sacra
mento, Mclean county, few day
since. The little ten-year-old daughte
Of James and Ann Dorset, fell from tn
top Of a fence-pulling rail down upol
her, and causing her death the secon,
day after the accident. The Athlete,
parents have the sympathy of one an,
allresiding in that portion of the county
-Mddisonriue Republican.
-TAKEN-From the Ohio Count,
Fair ground on Friday night, Octobe
Sd, 1879, one sorrel mare, ten years ole
little crest-fallen, slight stifie mark oil
right hind leg, PAGES. Any one finding
said animal and leaving her with ].
Warren Barnett will be reasonably
compensated. J.K. MCCORMICK,
Masonville, Daviess county.
Taken upas an estray by VIM. Whit
tinghill, living on the road leading from
Hardinsburg to Hartford, about hal
way between the two places, in Ohio
county, KY, one bay roam mare abou
l43 hands high, seven or eight years old
and stump-sucker. Valued by me a
forty dollars. The owner can have tn,
same when he pays all charges to tn,
said VIM. Whittinghill. Given unde
my hand, this, the End day Of Septem
ber, 1873. B. WTTHERs,J. Poe.
40-4t
Special attention is called to tn,
meeting of Prof. Z. ID. Edgerton at tn
church tonight. There will be an ex
J hibition of instrumental and voca
, music. Let every lover of this fine ar
, and true accomplishment turn out
, The Professor has over half of goO'
, class organized. 1t is desired to com
! plete arrangements and organize a class
: Young ladies and gentlemen, this is
, rare chance to secure a correct musica
: education. Go out and join the class
J Lessons, both vocal and instrumental
, will be given.
Mr.. Jas. Thomas came very nea
loosing his fine bull, Tom Spot. o.
! Thursday morning said Thomas starte