The Hartford herald., 1880-02-04
were numerous last

New goods every week AT Ander-
sons Bazaar.
w. II. Williams h Son have erect
ed a new street lamp In front of their
grocery.
We have received of A.w. Perry, of
Sedalia, No., copy of the beautiful
song, Grave of Hood"
-Hartford's latest professional acqui-
sition is that of Dr. Clayton Wallace.
His Office Is over Ford's drug store.
Hartford needs first-class dentist.
The opening here for one is surely good,
hut none but a good reliable one need
come, expecting to succeed.
The members of the Methodist
church will be visited by the Stewart
in day or two, and he hopes they will
have their quarterage ready.
-MARRIEp-At the residence of the
brides father, in Grayson county, Jan.
sth, 1850, by Rev. A. r. Byers, Mr.. w.
II. Stevens, of Ohio county and Miss NJ.
4. Green.
Day after tomorrow will he the
day for our corn and tobacco fair, and
should the day be at all favorable, our
business men may expect a large crowd
i'm town.
We invite the attention of litigants
and our readers generally TO the profess
sional card of Armistead Jones, Esqr.
Consult him when you want legal ad-
vice and profit thereby.
Somebody, who evidently has faith
in the old saying, "that man should
lay away something for n rainy day."
has carried out his belief by taking an
umbrella from this office.
The vacant lot adjoining Adding
tons store, that has so long lain idle,
will shortly be ornamented by "a hand
some building which will be occupied
by Mrs. Briggs as millinery store and
residence
"A sale Ofa certain piece of town
property the other day brought more
than double what il could have been
sold for eighteen months ago, which
clearly shows that Hartford is not a
dead town.
Robert and James Johnson, sons ol
Jas. johnson, deceased, aged respect
lively and IL years, were sent to the
Feeble minded Institute at Frankfort
on Monday last. They were taken in
charge of Comty Attorney, J. p. San
derfur.
On Monday of last week Mat.
thew Duncan, colored man, who
lives a few miles above town, while out
hunting, shot himself through the palm
of the hand, by the accidental discharge
of his rifle.
John Berry, Esq, of Beaver Dam,
sports the handsomest cane We know Of
but is too modest to carry it except on
special occasions, and won't even tell
his most intimate friends the material
of which it is made.
-BoRN-To the wife of c. III. Hoov
er, on the 22nd of January, boy-Ar.
thur Estill, and from the smiles that
rippled over Cornelius face as he re.
vealed the fact to us, We would judge
that there is not a happier man in all
Barnett's Creek neighborhood.
Our new school building is abou,
completed. The plasterers, ,MessrsGeorgt
and Besser, completed the plastering OIL
last Wednesday. 1t is said, by persons
visiting from other places, to be tn,
finest educational building i'm Southern
Kentucky.
-"Girls will he girls" You are right
And lots of them that we know will b,
old maids, unless they mend their way,
and turn their attention to something
else besides gadding the streets and gig
Cling at every little specimen of hu
manity in a stylish suit of clothes tina
he owes the tailor for vet.
The HERALD will give away $40
i'm gold Friday to its subscribers as pre-
miums on corn and tobacco. All tn
tobacco men of Louisville will be in at
tendance, and you should not fail to b
promptly on time with your sample.
Remember it costs no one, who is pai
, up subscriber, anything to compete.
st. Valentines day is near at han
when the innocent little birds will mat
off, and when the young men will sadl
mourn that they are not thus fortunat,
and that they will probably have I
/. battle through the cold and drear
E nights of another winter i'm single cu
{ sedness. Such thoughts as these shoul
D awaken them to their sense of duty.
The quarterly meeting, for tn
Hartford circuit, will be held In tn
place next Saturday and Sunday, an,
We are requested to announce, will
indefinitely protracted. Rev. ]. s. NJ
Daniel will be assisted in the good wor
by some of the ablest ministers in Il
country, and it is hoped that the NEE
ing will result in much good.
H. B. Kinsolving, Esq, your
r lawyer of this place, has been appOin
4 ed by the Governor, Notary Public
: Ohio county. He has qualified, and
!. now diligently attending to the busine
of his Office. We cheerfully recon
\ mend him to the public as gentlem,
of ability, integrity and good busine
:, qualities. 5-st.
5, The revival at Cool Springs chur'
d i'm this county, closed last Wednesda
e having lasted three weeks. The resi-