The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

contributed two specimens to our cabl-
net of curiosities. One is species of
iron pyrites; the other is probably apet-
rifaction.
Williams Brothers have now the
most complete stock of goods, embrac-
ing stoves, hardware, groceries of every
description, &C., &C., in this market,
which they will sell low for cash.
Mrs. Morris will have iirst-class
dress maker from Louisville to-day, and
the ladies needing anything in the
mantuamaking line done can now he
accommodated on reasonable prices,
and get their work done in the latest
style.
The attention of parties who have
unemployed time on their hands Is di-
rected To the announcement of General
q. Il. Beauregard, of New Orleans, Ia,
in our advertising columns, relative Ia
the agency in this vicinity, for the sale
of the great work on the war, 10y the
late General J. Il. Hood, entitled "AD-
VANCE AND RETREAT, Personal EXpe-
riences in the United States and the
Confederate States Armies"
As Vice President of the Ohio
County Sunday School Convention,
desire TO obtain the name and post-of-
flee address of every Sunday School Su-
pcrintendent in Ohio county, also the
denomination of the schools. Superin-
tendents will please send their names
and address at once.
JNo. +. WALLACE, Hartford, Ky.
While i'm South Carrollton last week
we had the pleasure of visiting our
friend and preceptor, Prof. Wayland
Alexander, principal Of South Carroll
ton Institute. His school will close
about the llth of June, which will end
his connection with that Institute, hav.
ing been engaged To take charge of tho
school here next September.
We We're shown through the art ol
ornamental department of South Car
rollton Institute, last week, conducted
by Mrs. Glenn and had the pleasure O
examining some very rare specimens o
paintings. All kinds of drawings, cray
onings, oil paintings, &c, are taught il
this department by Mrs. Glenn, whC
seems to master the art.
The young men of town organizec
4 Debating Club last Saturday night, a
the Masonic Han, for the benefit of i'm
proving and training their minds. Al
the current ISSUES of the day will b'
thoroughly ventilated by the boys
They will discuss the third term prob
lem, pro and con, at their next meeting
which will be held Saturday night. In
vitation is extended to all. Turn on
and Gloom" up the youths.
DR.. +. III. Whittinghill, living in
the Eastern portion of Rosine district
at the age of So years, , months and Il
days, became great grandfather, hi
wife, Mrs. Sarah +. Whittinghill be
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came great sianu,''o'hei ~ ''e "sr r, y
% years. 1 iiol'h anu D ua9s' w
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can oeat 'iiis' his grea. era'iu eiii'u
now " years "id anu he hopes 10 i've u
see MS great, great grahu en'iu'
By perusal of our advertising col
umns OF this issue, our readers will oh
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