The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-10

10 King and Smo King.
Canton, the new goods for ladies'
jackets, at Anderson's Bazaar.
r.. r. Rowe & Bro have the largest
and cheapest stock of boots in town.
Mr. Ashford Woodward is still quite
low and but little hope j. entertained
of his recovery.
Quite number of the citizens Of
town were out at the fair grounds sun
day, witnessing the animals.
The vocal serenade Friday night
was highly enjoyed. We are fond Of
music especially when fairies perform.
We will not he undersold in gro
ceries, hardware, tinware, stoneware,
hollowware, stoves, &c.
WILLIAMS Bios.
The new dwelling of Mr.. :. A. VIII
liams, on Market street, is nearly COM
pleted. The carpenters work was done
by Mr.. Alfred Hurt, which reflects cred
il ON him.
DIR. w. L. Bennett, Of Island Sta
ton, held regular services here Sunday
and Sunday night. His audience on
Sunday night was large and attentive
and his discourse exceedingly interest
ing.
Van Stone d Crosby, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Toledo, Ohio, say
We have sold large quantities of the
Excelsior Kidney Pad, and have been
surprised at the unvarying satisfaction
given by them.--.See ddU.
The circus and menagerie, of which
we spoke last week, has arrived and
gone into winter quarters at the fair
grounds. This will afford some of our
young gentlemen an opportunity OF
seeing the elephant t?) without having
to take a trip off.
Mr.. II. A. Patton, of No Creek, has
purchased the dwelling house and lot
i'm Hartford, known as the Lewis prop
erty, and he and family have become
citizens of town. Mr.. c. w. Phillips,
who has been occupying the same, has
rented the dwelling formerly owned by
VIM. Phipps, aud moved into the same
In consequence of Quarterly meet
day in this month, there will he nc
preaching here. In lieu of the Sd Sun
day, Rev. j. :. Mcdaniel will preach
here next Sunday night. He will also
preach at Mt Vernon next Saturday al
IL o'clock, instead of Saturday proceed
ing the I'd Sunday.
, Sometime since we received of J.
w. Lewis x Sons, of Rosine, through
Bob x Jack, the popular young grocers
of Hartford, a sample sack of flour from
the Rosine mills. We have recently
tried it and find it to be excellent in the
full sense of the word. In fact we can
truthfully say that we have not been
able to find flour i'm this market supe-
rior 10 il, and cheerfully recommend it,
: Thanks To Messrs. Lewis x Sons fol
: their kind remembrance.
-"The my sterious art" has its fisci.
nations and wonders, its pleasures and
vexations, its sunshine and shadow
Few of the clouds have a silver lining
few of the mishaps are attended with
: pleasure, and its destinations lend but 4
temporary joy. We had begun to feal
that We had been forgotten and left
, alone in the mystic art only 10 bC
cheered 10y the music of flying type
when a rap at our sauctum door drew
our attention, and upon opening the
same two fairy forms greeted us whose
happy faces made us forget our trouble,
> and think only Of the present and til,
happy pleasure that thrilled our hear
and for time filled its chambers witt
a flood of sunlight which We hope vii
linger until another like visit.
The Claytonian Society met in thu
College hall last Friday night. The fol
: lowing was the programme: Essay-M
u l.. Heverin; declamation-C. II. Robi
!, son, c. b. Iglehart; select reading
: M. Westerfield, L. Nj. James. The sub
u ject of debate was, Resolved, tina
Chinese immigration should be pro
:, hibited," i'm which the following mem
!, bers took part: Affirmative. B. Fer
!. guson, G. w. Short, S. p. Render,
!. l.. Holmes, w. n. Bailey, I. III. Morris
:, Negative-W. p. Roll, +. l.. Felix, w
" ]. Dulin, r.. III. Whitaker, ]. M. RUBY
Prof. Amos Bennett. Decision rendere
for the affirmative. The meeting wa
a quite interesting, and very laughabl
D, on account Of large number stayin
l. out and combining to keep from payin
n fines. Mr.. Dulin, Prosecuting Attol
10 ney, and Mr.. Harms and Others, ha
& an amusing debate over it. The sui
ID ject for next Friday night is, "Resolve
m that the Bible should be read i'm OF
m public schools"
F. ID. BARNUM
J. Qate Kits & Verne