The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03
Barrel pickles at Thomas Bros.

Williams Bros. have new sorghum
ON hand.
The matrimonial market still adj
vances.
The first ice of the season was seen
last Monday morning.
Henry Field had good run at his
livery stable last Monday.
Finest assortment of French can
dies in town at Thomas Bros
Cabinet and card photographs in
iirst-class city style 10y McGill.
Died, Nov. =, 1850, at q o'clock y. NJ,
the Republican party in the 10th year
of its age.
The forests surrounding town are
wearing beautiful and variegatcd foliage
justnow.
Rev. q. J. Bean preached To Il
small, hut appreciative audience last
Sunday night at this place.
Just received, large lot of fresh
groceries and a full supply of stoves,
tinware and hardware at Williams
Bros.
Mr.. Eskridgc Porter, of Caneyville,
died very suddenly at his home in that
place on Monday of last week, after II
short illness He was ia his Glst year.
Mrs. VIM. Tippet, Owasco, \. V,
says:-I have worn an Improved Excel
sior Kidney Pad about three weeks, and
have received great relief from il for
pain in the back.-See ddr.
A runaway team yesterday morn
ing on corner of Union and Market
streets caused considerable excitement.
Ii was two-horse team belonging 10
+. Nj. Heverin. The team lodged against
the shed post in front of Thomas Bros.
grocery. No harm done.
-FoR SALE.-As Attorney for J. B.
Wells offer for sale a small farm near
and brick store house in Hartford.
Terms liberal.
J. +. FoGLE.
For the past week the weather has
been quite gloomy and rainy, the sun
e.lIAna sl.nu+ip.r l.i., ht,f IL lifa
was all sunshine, not varied by shadow,
il would soon become monotonous,
though we often think when the mate
rial heavens are shrouded in gloom that
light and gladness would he perpetually
Delays are dangerous. The season
of the year is upon us when accidents
from fire frequently happen. Are you
insured? If not, why not? Barrett X
Bro, Hartford, Ky, can insure your
on as liberal terms rs can be
obtained anywhere. Call on them and
be convinced.
The season of the sere and yellow
leaf has come.
The Autumn winds moan AN Autumn song
Bearing the dying leaves along.
For every hue of the leaf save green
Is floating down the Autumn stream.
Autumn teaches melancholy lesson.
Ii bespeaks that state of TRANSITION we
all have to undergo before entering in
10 the beautiful state, immortality.
Married, Thursday, October 18th,
1850, i'm Butler county, near Borah's fer
~, Mr.. q. w. Taught Ia Miss Ennis,
of John Ennis. The boys of
the surrounding country gave them "a
charivari that night. Jesse Forsythe, a
colored boy in the crowd, got accident
ally shot with IA paper wad which scalp
ed the side of his head and made hole
through his hat but did not hurt him
seriously.
Mr.. II. 4. Anderson, of No Creek
lost a milch cow about ten days ago.
She was found one morning rubbing
her head and jaw against a post and
rubbed il raw. She kept rubbing her
jaw at intervals all day, during which
time she moaned piteously. When not
rubbing she kept jerking her head. She
died that night, and strange to say,
nothing has eaten the carcass. The buzz
yards came and plucked out the eyes
but left the balance What allied her?
Hydrophobia, we think.
1t was at IA late hour, yet he was
10th to go. We only heard the closing
stanza AS We passed rs he fingered at
the hall door:
The stars are shining bright above,
My heart is full of pain;
Oh, let me linger by thee love,
may meier come back again.
She fondly gazed into his face,
ON her sweet lips pout,
And said, returning his embrace,
MY dearest love light OUT
And he lit
Some interesting sights witnessed at
several of the voting precincts in the
county yesterday, and ii was rather in
advance of Kentucky ideas to see intel
ligent ladies marching up to the polls
and demanding the right to east their
ballots i'm accordance with their princi-
Piles and opinions. II was not at all
surprising, however, to hear them an
swer with one accord. When asked
how they desired to vote, "Why for
Anderson's Bazaar, of course"
We regret very much that our friend
and citizen, 5. +. Howey, has taken his
leave of us. We miss such men as he
is, being in every respect gentleman,
sober, industrious and energetic. He