The Hartford herald., 1880-04-14

of Goshen neighborhood, died on Tues
day of last week of brain fever after
few days Illness.
"A mule team belonging Ia VIM. \
Foreman took fright Monday evening
and made out market street AT IA livel,
gate, but were checked before mucl
damage WAS done.
The report comes from various por
tions of the county that the tolacc,
plants are being DESTROYED hy the bugs
In some sections some beds are already
almost totally destroyed.
The Green river convention, |. q
q. T., will hold its next session will
Chesnut Grove Lodge, Daviess county
on the 18th and 18th of May.
l5-it J. FRANK SIMPSON, Sec'y.
From the quantity of goods oul
merchants are receiving, we would in
fer that they are anticipating larg,
spring trade. Some are receiving larger
stocks than they have carried for years
The sale Of tho personal property o.
Granville Crawford, deceased, will take
place pursuant TO an advertisement IN
another column of this issue. The sale
was unavoidably postponed from the
day formerly advertised.
We call the attention of our male
readers TO the advertisement of Henry
PAGES Shaving Saloon, Hartford, KY
He has nice Saloon, and understands
the tonsorial art 10 perfection. Give
him Il trial.
The ladies Of Ohio and adjoining
counties who purpose making fine fab
rics AT the fair can have fine wool card.
ed and made into the best rolls,at Crom.
well, ON our splendid new outfit of fine
cards. J.J. LAYTON & p. Mono An.
Is At
We heard a young gentleman re.
mark the other day that his affection
for his lover was as strong as the sun
light, pure as the moonlight and gentle
"a the starlight. We guess he had been
trying the 10 puzzle.
FOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT
Mr.. J. r. Wager, desiring TO move &c
Owensboro, wishes 10 sell his HOUSE
and LOT in Hartford. For further par.
ticulars, apply to CD. YAGER,
l5-tf HERALD Office.
The Police Judgeship, made vacant
by the resignation Of Judge w. II. Cum.
minis, was filled last "Wednesday night
by the Trustees appointing Judge F. p
Morgan to fin the vacancy. Judge
Cummins resigned TO take position on
the Mclean County Ne,cs.
w. @. Benton, agent for the Louis.
vile Commercial, while i'm town last
week, appointed r. p. Rowe and NJ
Mcintyre agents for the Commercio
for this county. They are now the sol.
agents, and our friends who wish to sub.
scribe for the Commercial can do so b,
calling ON either of the gentlemen.
THE Home Guide, or A Book b,
800 ladies'" is volume of l60 pages
containing 1000 practical recipes and
hints on Cookery, the Household, the
Toilet, the Sick Room, etc., a copy o.
which We present 10 ccc,y subscribe,
who pays in full for 1880. Improve thi.
opportunity. l-tf
Married, April Z, 1880, by Rev. Jno.
L. Casebier, Mr.. F. NJ. Kimbley, ol
Ceralvo, Ohio county, and Miss Mamie
c. Bullock, of Muhlenberg county, 4
reception took place the same evening
at the residence of Mr.. a. J. .Kimbley,
Ceralvo. We wisl, the happy coupe q
safe and pleasant voyage adown the
stream of life.
Hon. 9Aionzo- Little, a native OF
Calhoon, Ky, but now citizen ol
Medicine Lodge, Kansas, was elected
Mayor Of that rising young city last
week. He il a live, energetic young
man, and will make himself felt i'm that
new county. He is son-in-law of oul
worthy pastor, Rev. ]. s. Mcdaniel
Medicine Lodge can now boast of A.
Little Mayor.
AT regular meeting of the stock.
holders of the Ohio County Fair Co.,
last Saturday 1t was decided MT to hold
spring fair, but in lieu thereof, il wa.
decided that greater efforts should bt
made to make the coming fall fair the
most attractive exhibition ever held in
Hartford. After the meeting the
grounds were rented to Mr.. J. T. lyle.
hart, the county auctioneer, who will
establish regular sale and train stable
thereon.
The book 80 long expected of tn.
late General j. Il. Hood Is now Just
published, and the delay is we'll repaid
by the beauty of the style i'm which il |.
prepared and published for the sole ben
eft of "The Memorial Fund" It j,
called "ADyANCE AND RETREAT-Per
sonai Experiences In the Armies of The
United States and Confederate States, '
contains two portraits; lone fine hello
graphic photograph, the other, a fin,
line engraving); four fine maps Of bat.
tie fields; 800 pages, svo., well printed
handsomely bound. Write TO Genera
q. T. Beauregard, New Orlears for par
ticulars, or better, send in a postal Ordel
or registered letter, %, and have copy
sent to You registered postage free, anC
then ask your neighbors TO subscribe fol
il. Why not?