The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-07-21

All goods actually slaughtered and
half given away, at +. SMAIL's.
Bob Il Jack keep the incest butter
in town-nice lot on hand now ON ice.
Great bargains i'm ladies' and chill
dren's hose this week, at Anderson's
Bazaar
Born, Ia the wife of Mr.. II. Z. Ber-
lyman, Saturday, July 18th 1850, Il SON
-Abram Foreman.
Born, To the wife of VIM. Benton,
near Centertown, Thursday, July 18th,
1850, daughter.
Attend the grand clearing ont sale
of +. Small. All goods sold III just
hay their rdl"e.
-FoR SALE-A house and lot III
town. Apply TO WM. STEELE.
- It
49, Strictly cash or country produce at
Bob n Jacks, they can't afford Ia cred
il any one.
Another lot of ~ cent lawns will he
received tomorrow, at Anderson's Ba-
Zar.
You can buy hat AT Andcrson's
Bazaar, nj Cincinnati wholesale price,
and that's what's bothering the band
wagon.
-Messrs. Thomas X Kimbley have
added new coat of paint 10 the front
of their drug store, which gives il a new
appearance.
The trustees of town, under the SUI
perntendency of our town Marshal, Mr..
w. u. Haden, are having the streets
and sewers cleaned out.
Messrs. Porter X Young will give II
barbecue AT Beech Grove, n er rili"rds-
vile, Saturday, July 9th, 1850. A
genuine old-fashioned time is expected.
See bills published mt this office.
advance and Retreat" history of
the late war, by General j. Ii. Hood,
published 10y General T. G.. Beauregard,
for the benefit of the Hood Memorial
Fund, has Just been received at this Of
flee.
The fall announcement of South
Carrollton Male and Female Institute
appears in this issue of the HERALD.
Prof. l.. l.. Rogers, Greencastle, Ind. has
been employed rs principle and will he
supported by a competent corps of
teachers.
The Ohio County Fair Company
will hold their next Annual Fair, be-
ginning Tuesday, October the 9TH and
continuing five days. The programmes
will lie out i'm few days. Ii bids fair
To excel any former Fair.
Mr.. Jim Wise and Miss Alice Muir
ply were married in Owensboro last
Sunday morning, at q O'Clock. They
left Immediately for the Ohio County
White Sulphur Springs, where they
will remain for several days, attending
the Springs.
The announcement of Mr.. j. Wal
ter Allen for the Office of constable, ap-
pears i'm our announcement column of
this issue. Mr.. Allen is a son of Thos.
l.. Allen, Esq, and has been in i'll
health for some time. He wishes the
Office because he is not able To do bodily
labor.
| Leonard Miller, of color, who WAS
arrested some four weeks ago, for lar
cency and held to answer at the
term of the next Circuit Court, under
bond of $50, had his final trial before
Judge Ben Newton last Tuesday and
sentenced to 80 days labor on the
streets. Pretty dear "britches."
Died ut her home near Sulphur
Springs, Friday July 9th, lSS0,oftyphoid,
Mrs. Artelia, wife of Mr.. F. Nj. Heve-
rim. She was buried near her former
home, at the Black grave yard. Mrs.
Heverin was the mother OF our young
townsman, Mr.. Musker Heverin of the
"Handy Corner" grocery.
The enterprising proprietors of the
Hartford water mills will stop their
wheat mill on next Saturday night for
repairs and additions. They will in
crease the capacity of grinding and
bolting, and will be ready for wheat
again in about three weeks. Their corn
mill and card machine will continue Ia
run until further notice.
We have received from Mr.. w. III.
Duncan, through the kindness of Mr..
II. L. Glenn, of Lewisburgh, Logan
county, KY, a peculiar stone found by
Mr.. Duncan. Ii is highly polished and
has either been worked out of stone or
is . petrification. Ii is about the size
and shape of n small pistol handle. II
has evidently belonged Ia the pre-his-
toric race.
The Hartford brass band left yes.
terday evening for Litchfield where
they will make music to-day
for the Catholic festival. The band is
composed of the following gentlemen
Prof VIM. Rowden, leader; Clarence
Hardwick, + fiat; Jerry Williams, 4
fiat; A. &. Etzel, b fiat Harry JAR
hoe, first alto; Luke Condict, second
alto; John Bean, tenor +. =. Thorn
as, baritone; w. a. Gibson, tuba; A
Il. Nall, bass drum Master Johnnie
{ McHenry, tenor drum.