The Hartford herald., 1880-05-12

"A good many nice fish are being
caught out of Rough creek at this place.
An entire stock of new family gro
ceries just received by w. II. Williams
Il Son.
Pure malt whisky for sale, for me-
dicinal purposes, 10y Rogers 4 King, Bu-
ford, Ky.
Pure Hines whisky for sale at Bu-
ford, Ky, at Scots. per quart, 10y Rogers
x King.
A large number OF the yeomanry
of this county were in town attending
Circuit Court.
Remember that all goods bought OF
Griffin Bros. will be delivered free with
in the corporate limits of Hartford.
just received, another lot Of beau
tiful collins and fine trimmings.
q. J. bean & Son.
Buckeye reapcrs and mowers for sale
at Williams x Bros. BE sure and eN-
anime them before purchasing.
The post-ofiice will be removed
next week To the store-house formerly
occupied by Messrs. Hardwick x Nall.
Fields stable was full To overflow
ing with horses Monday. The people
are fast learning the best place 10 put
up.
The wife of Mr.. Jas. Maddox is the
daughter of his uncle, yet, the parties
are no blood kin. Who can explain
the situation?
Don't forget that Fields stable is
the best in the country, and if you
want your horses we'll attended 10, put
up with him.
The wool market in Louisville yes
terday was inactive. Dealers refused
TO bid at any price, and there were nc
quotations at all.
Alexander Nicholson, a surviving
soldier Of the war of 1872, is quite sicl
at his home in Bartlett's precinct. Mr.
Nicholson is in his 9lst year.
Miss Bette Hudson, daughter o
Rob't Hudson, aged 26 years, died al
the residence of her father, near Bufort
on the 18th ult., of consumption.
We learn from parties from Soutl
Carrollton that about one hundred o
the pupils in attendance there now, vii
come with Prof Alexander here mex
September.
DIR. ]. S. Coleman will preach th,
funeral of Mrs. Emily Peters, deceased
consort of James Peters, at Beaver Dan
Church, the 5th Sunday i'm May, 1880
at II o'clock.
Elisha and Ninian Young, Of Cal
hOon, ACCOMPANIED by Misses Salli,
Hicks and Mary Woodward, We're i'm at
tendance at the colored festival last Sat
urday night.
The candidates for Circuit Judg'
and Commonwealth Attorney spoke I,
the citizens Of Ohio county at the Cour
House Monday.
p. NJ. Hooker, of Goshen churcl
neighborhood, sheared his cotswol,
buck last Monday and got a fleece
weighing I4l pounds. The buck is fou
years old and Is for sale.
Uncle "Billy" Coleman got l02
pounds of wool from 10 yearling Cots
void lambs. He left with us a speci
men of two of the fieeces of thes,
lambs, which are hard to beat.
Mary, a daughter of Jack Young
who has been sick for some time witt
lung disease, died last Monday morning
Her brothers, who We're here on visi
from CalhOon, remained over until aftel
the burial.
The beautiful and accomplished
Miss Morton, of South CarrolltOn, spen
Monday night i'm Hartford and visitet
Anderson's Bazaar by gas light. Sh,
was surprised TO find such store in
Hartford and spoke in glowing terms o
the Bazaar.
In another column of this issue will
he found the withdrawal card Of Mr.. o
II. Haynes, of Owensboro, for the offic,
of Commonwealth Attorney, of thi
district. Although Mr.. Haynes was ,
candidate but short time, yet hi
name had become familiar to many O
our citizens, who will regret to learn O
his declension.
ID. Rogers, of the firm of Rogers
King, Buford, KY, will go East thi
week, where he will purchase larg
stock of dry goods, notions, &c, an
after his return expects to sell then
from 5 to 10 per cent cheaper than thos
who bought earlier, as he will get tn
benefit of the decline. Save money b.
buying of them.
The citizens of Rockport, Beave
Dam, Owensboro Junction and Ceralv
will give a picnic at Rockport on Sat
urday, May the %, 1880. The cand
dates for Office i'm Ohio and Muhlenber
counties will be present and addres
the citizens on the political issues of tn
day. Those wishing day of pleasur
and enjoyment should attend. Fo
further particulars read bills publishe
at this Office.
Mr.. NJ. p. Mcdowell requests us
say that the horse thief arrested at RI
sine, Saturday is not related to his fan
lily; that his name is not Mcdowell
but Ballenger, and is from Hart count.
Ky. We know that NJ. p. McDowe
is not related in sentiment and actor
to any horse thief or wrong doer of an
sOrt as he Is one of the most homes