The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08

Front.
Born-In Greenville, December q,
1850, 10 the wife of J. +. Hartman, a
daughter.
Gross Williams has "A supply of
Boyd's Galvanic Batteries ou hand.
Try one.
A son of Thos. Lloyd, near Fords-
ville died last Saturday night of ry-
phoid. lie was about ~ years old.
The present rise in Rough Creek AT
fords saw log men good opportunity
of getting their logs To market.
"A Christmas entertainment under
the auspices of the Sabbath School ut
this place will bc given To the little
boys and girls.
The Red Front has just received Il
full stock of family groceries and will
sell extremely low for cash ar country
produce.
Mr.. w. L. Haden has resigned the
Office of Town Marshal. The city dads
have not rs yet made any appointment
Ia ill the vacancy.
We acknowledge the receipt uf an
/ invitation to attend a hop AT Spring
Lick, Saturday night, December -,
1880 given by Mr.. :. Edwards.
The Social Society met AT the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. Jarloc last SATURDAY
night. We were not present, but learn
that the evening was passed very
pleasantly.
A proiractcd meeting, under the
auspices of Rev. j. =. Mcdaniel, is in
progress AT Liberty Church. Consider
able interest has been manifested dur
ing the meeting.
The wrecking of a freight train on
the Z. Il +. Railroad, last Sunday, caus-
eel the up passenger TO be l. hours late.
The passengers for Hartford did not ar
rive until Monday morning.
The local mention last week that
ID. r. Tracy had bought G. J. Bean Il
Sons blacksmith shop, We are informed
was mistake. They will still carry
on the blacksmithing business rs usual
Mr.. John R.Walker il teaching school
at Wilson'S Mills. He has, we learn,
"A very interesting school, and is giving
great satisfaction. Prof. w. b. Hay
ward visited his school last week and
was invited Ia lecture on education at
night, which he did, and had quite I;
large audience 10 hear him who appre.
ciated his lecture and thanked him
for the same.
We received Il long communication
from Caneyville, this week, containing
several items of society news and per.
sonals, hut the writer fails To furnisl
us the name of her, him or themselves
hence We leave it out. We require tn,
name of every communicate, not will
a view of publishing it. hut simply "a
an evidence of good faith. We hav,
never deviated from this rule but one,
or twice, and will never do 80 again.
We desire 10 call special attention
to the advertisement of ID. VI. Ferry
Co, Detroit Mich, which appears il
our columns. They are one of the larg
est and most reliable firms engaged il
the seed business in the United States
and their seeds have justly earned grca
popularity by always being fresh anC
just as represented. Ourreaders will dC
well TO avail themselves of their offe
To send their beautiful Seed Annual fire.,
TO all wishing to purchase seeds
-Anderson's Bazaar has just receive,
the job lot of goods referred to i'm III,
HERALD two weeks ago. They consis
of ladies' and misses hose, gloves
handkerchiefs; ladies' and gents woolel
underwear; mems and boys caps, an,
many other goods. We are not judge
of all the above articles, but it reall,
seemed to us as we looked through
them that they are being Offered a
about half price, and we do know tina
mems undershirts at 81 cents is yer,
: cheap.
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