The Hartford herald., 1880-12-08
COLLEGE NOTES.


The silvery sound ofthe new bell Will
soon be heard pealing forth from the
College belfry.
The standing of Mr.. J. w. Bishop
in honor-roll last week should have
been 9, 9, instead Of 9, i.
Prof. j. :. Glenn and brother were
summoned home by telegraph last Fri
day to the bedside of a sick mother.
Miss Lizzie Morton, teacher of the
Primary Department, paid u visit TO
her mother i'm Paradise, returning Mon
day.
The students are advancing very rap
idly in their studies this month, which
their reports ia honor-roll will show
next month.
The little boys and girls are counting
the days when their dreams Of wax
dolls, oranges, candy. etc, etc, will he
realized by visit from Santa Claus.
Miss Grace Thomson, music teacher,
who has been suffering for several days
with sore arm, j., We are glad 10 learn,
able TO attend 10 the duties of her de-
partment
IL is rather amazing To see with what
earnestness and ferver some students
$50 .xar,;p.. slan,salra. 10 raeaiya that
knowledge which is daily impaired To
them contrasted with Others who do
not seem TO care whether their reports
ever rise above Zero.
The subject of debate at the Clayton
ian Society last Friday night was,
Resolved, that co-education is for the
best interests of both sexes" w. j.
Dulin championed the affirmative and
Chas- II. Robertson championed the
negative. After a lengthy argument
for and against the subject, a decision
was rendered i'm favor of the affirmative.
Fresh oysters to-day-Red Front
-vioIins and bows for sale cheap, al
Thomas & Kimbley's.
For genuineN. o. molasses go t,
the Red Front.
Mr.. A. Il. Nall has accepted posi-
tion i'm the drug store of Messrs. Thomai
4 Kimbley.
Beef, pork, sausage, chickens anC
turkeys constantly on hand at the Re,
Front. Patronage solicited.
If you want nice box filled Will
nice paper and envelopes, call ol
Thomas & Kimbley.
The largest livery owner in Maine
uses Kendall SPAWN Cure with th'
hest success. Read their advertisement
1t is the universal cry all over tn
land that 'Kendall's SPAWN Cure is |
: positive cure. Read their advertise
ment.
"A large assortment of box pape
and envelopes suitable for Christina
and New Years gifts, at Thomas
KimbIey's.
Mr.. w. ID. Barnard, of Ceralvo
and Miss Drusilla Brown, daughter G
Mr.. A. q. Brown, were married yester
day at the residence of the bride
father.
Strayed-From Beaver Dam, Septem
Ter, 1854, one red heifer one year oil
past. Marked-crop off right and I'm
derslope I'm left ear. Any one giving in
formation as 10 her whereabouts will d
paid for their trouble.
JoHN CHINS, Beaver Dan
A lady friend, mother of a good
sized family of boys, told us the othe
day that nowhere i'm Louisville had sh
seen so many nice overcoats and suit
for youths, boys and children, and ;
such low prices than at ]. Winter K Co
corner of Third and Market street
And" said she, II advise every moth'
or father Of boy to buy his cloth,
there"
-Rev. David Whittinghill, of Mad
sonviIle, preached to large and attel
tive congregation at the NJ. +. Churc
last Sunday. Ii was DIR. w. p. Be-
nett's appointment, but he gave way
Bro. Whittinghill. DIR. Bennett preacl
cd as usual Sunday night.
= AT meeting of the stockholders
the Ohio County Fair Company, he
Saturday, Dee. 4, 1880, the followir
officers were elected for the ensuir
year, viz: Sam X. Cox, Presiden
James A. Thomas, Vice-President;
Wayne Griffin, Treasurer; A. t. Ma
Secretary. Directors Sam l.. BE
ry, Hon. F. Dudley Walker, Hon. Sa
T.. Hill, Dan F. Tracy and l.. +. Woe
ner.