The Hartford herald., 1880-01-21

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Of Sheriff of Ohio county at the next
the Democratic party.
New goods at Andersons Bazaar this
week.
Quarterly Court began last Monday
and il still I'm session.
One barrel of Pickles for sale at
THOMAS Bios.
With credit lie it said, the dancing
mania has somewhat subsidized.
The demand for tenement houses
in Hartford is far greater than the sup
ply.
A large number of citizens of the
county were i'm attendance at Quarterly
Court Monday.
A trial of Piso's Cure will convince
you that ii is good remedy for Coughs,
Bronchitis and Asthma. l-2m
Farmers coming to town say the
roads are i'm worse condition than they
ever knew them at this time Of the
year.
We learn from the Echo that to-
bacco in Muhlenberg county has been
selling at from five to eight cents per
pound, crop round.
The weather for the last week has
been exceedingly spring-like. Old citi-
zens say they have never witnessed
such AN open winter before.
The mechanics are now busily en-
gagged upon the inside work of the new
school building, which Is indeed hand
some ornament 10 the town.
Subscribers to this paper for 1850,
who uay in full for the year, get valu-
able book Of $50 pages, free. Call early
pay up, and obtain the premium. II.
-All notes or acceunts due me and
past due, will he placed in the hands of
an officer for collection If not settled
within 30 days J. w. FORD.
Mr.. George Wes Bennett, of No
Creek, has purchased land near Liver
more, and has moved thereon. We re-
gret 10 lose him from our community.
Measles and mumps prevail in
nearly every locality of the county. In
many neighborhoods hepublic schools,
protracted meetings, &C., have been dis
missed on that account.
If some of our monied men would
invest few thousand dollars i'm the
building of neat, small tenement houses,
they would find it would prove a very
compensate investment.
The notice i'm last weeks issue, un-
der the head of "Born," should have
read B. NJ. Bennett instead of w. p.
Bennett. Such mistakes will happen,
but are gladly corrected by US.
John +. Pendleton, Jr., will call ON
those owing me, In and near town, for
settlement. Please be ready, as my
books must he settled up in thirty days.
J. w. FORD.
A cocoanut purchased by Mr.. L.
Rosenberg the other day was found to
contain, upon being broken open, a
small but well developed nut growing
upon the inside of the outer hull.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the able paper in this issue from
the pen of "Amicus" "Whither are
We drifting?" is subject worthy OF
thought, and We ask a careful pefussl
Of the thoughts presented by "Amicus." I"
We learn that Mr.. Henry Tinsley,
of Ceralvo, this county, killed a four
teen-months-old shoat recently, that
was too heavy to be weighed by any
scales In the community, although
there were scales In town that drew
500 pounds.
All persons indebted to DIR. J. E.
Pendleton by note or account, before
Jan. LIST 1879, are requested to call al
my Office, upstairs opposite HERALD
Office, and settle the same.
CHAs. NJ. PENDLEToN,
81 If Collector of claims.
We were informed one day last
week by certain individual, who pre-
tended to know, that three weddings in
high life would transpire i'm this quiet
village within the next week, but We
think In making this statement our in
formant was wrestling with the truth
and got thrown.
1.-THE Home Guide, or A Book by
500 Ladies'" is a volume of l60 pages,
containing 1000 practical recipes and
hints ON Cookery, the Household, the
Toilet, the Sick Room, etc., copy Of
which We present 10 every subscribe,
who pays In full for 1880. Improve this
opportunity. 1-tf
-Persons owing me prior to LIST of
january, 1880, are earnestly requested
to come forward and settle. Hoping
that those owing me viii respond liber'
ally to this call, and save me thetrouble
of having to place their accounts i'm the
hands of an officer,
am respectfully,
HENRY FIELD.
VIM. Foster, living near Hartford
sold his crop Of tobacco last summer t.
John C. Riley at six cents per pound
He finished delivering his crop las
Monday, which weighsas.Oe5 pounds
bringing him the neat little sum o
$s6s SO. He raised this crop on five
acres of land-making an average Of