The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-08-18
PERSON Al.

Wood WORKMAN, Esq, al I.ii"iii"ld, was in
town last Thursday night
Mr. WI. owen and wife, "f owenshorn,
were Ina town day or tw" last week, visiting
relatives.
Misses Matte CootS and Allie Davis, al Da-
vie>~ county. were in town last week, the
guests of Miss Mamie Bennett.
MeSsrs. :. 4. hin, J. a. Sandcricr, Z. &.
Hubbard and j. r. Fo.le, of Hartford, were
ia the city Thursday. DtoeHsi'pr" ''"-offc.
Mis-, Cora Martin and Miss Mamie Burns
or Davies, county, were in town last wednc>-
day night, the guests OF Miss Belle Barnes.
Hon. T.. u. Walker of Hartford, addressed
the Hancock and English Legion OF This
county Thursday night Greensboro Gozcne.
e.. II. Nickcrs, of Paradise, was in town
Yesterday on his way from IIawcSNillc. which
pace he will probably make his future home.
McSsr>. q. :. bean, George kittingcr aud
John Blackjack. OF South Carrollton. were in
town during the Beaver Dam association last
week.
Mr.. Cnas. l.. Morchcad, wife and daughter,
Miss Mamie, NJ South Csrrollton. were in
town Thursday night. ths guests OF Mr.. V. T.
Arlington.
col. John n. McIlenry. of OweuShoro, who
has been attending the White sulphur
Springs, was in town last FRIDAY and Friday
night ON his way home.
Mr. White Edison ia. original contractor
Tor the mail route between here and Hart
lord. has since selling his right. purchased II
again. aud re-enters his labor with great ac-
Greensboro ''d-'ff",
We had the pleasure of hearing the Hon.
T.. n. Walker. at Hartford, speak an the pc
litical ISSUES of the daN. Ii was quite lengthy.
hut a. able AN argument a. can be made in
favor at his party 'rcnSbor" Gd-cffr
Mrs.. TT Morris aud daughter, Mr>. u. l..
Dennis, at Elizabeihtown, spent several days
in town this week, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. 1. Morris. They returned home yesterday
evening.
Miss Hannah Craig, Of DaNi,.Ss county, who
has been attending the White sulphur
Springs for several weeks, is spending a few
days in town, the guest Of her uncle, Hon.
n. u. McHenry, before returning home.
Miss Flora Dean, of breckenridge county.
and Misses Belle McCartv, Emma Miller and
Katie Haynes Of Daviess county, were in
town Thursday night, the guests of Miss
Emma Phillips. They were returning from
the Beaver Dam association.
Mr.. NJ. Mcintyre, who has been here for
seNeral months pasl m NE r@nSn3s S.f, NC
city, and WILL I'm "A few days, escort his eSii-
nIahle wife 20 her new home On Crittenden
of am influential family; hat what Is loss Ia
Hartford is gain to OwenSboro. We welcome
Them Ia our prosperous city Greensboro Ga
-.fts.
The ornamental department, German and
French, Of Hartford COLLEGE, will he ia charge
OF Mrs. Allah T.. EVard, late Of Nashville
Tennessee. n lady OF culture and refinement.
Mr.. EVand Is Italian by birth, which gives
her great advantage ia her department. We
have had the pleasure OF meeting her and
nud her exceedingly entertaining.
Mr.. VIM. Tinsley, marshal of Rock
port, resigned last Saturday.
Fresh ink Of every color and of the
best brands, at FoRD's.
-"Banker's daughter" at
Bon x JACKS.
If you want nice, sweet-toned
violin, 20 Ia FoRD's.
Mr.. Thos. &. Smell, of ROsine,
brought us a petriiaction one day last
week resembling that of a goat or rams
horn, only il is much larger in size.
-FoR SALE-A lot of school furniture
consisting of desks, recitation benches,
black-bOarlS, &c.
NJ. MCINTYRE.
Don't forget the Teachers Institute
OH Tuesday, the 9th. Every teacher
should he present and receive all the in-
structions possible and aid in instruct
ing others.
Mr.. &. Marion Maddox, of McHen-
~, brought us "A stuffed mink last week
which lac killed after said mink had
killed 80 chickens at 'single sitting"
We have him ON exhibition in our Of
flee.
Mr.. +. +. Hooker has "A Cotswold
buck lamb ten weeks old that weighed
63 pounds. This is the second largest
reported-one belonging 10 a Baptist
preacher reported as having weighed 6j
pounds at the same age; hut then prob
ably that buck had just been immersed
when weighed.
MIR. James Gates. the energetic pro-
prietor of the wooden mills in Rumsey,
Mclean county, called on Us while here
last week aud renewed his subscription
to the HERALD. He says the HERALD
Is Indispensable, and is "A iirst-class adj
vertising medium.
w. T.. and 1. n. Parrish, Owens
bOro, Ky, are agents for the Green
river country for the American Book
Exchange, of New York. They hav,
standard books for two, three and iiv,
cents each. Send stamp for catalogue
32-3t
AIR. Armistead Jones, 4 young and
talented lawyer of Hartford, Was in oui
city attending 10 AN interesting case ia
Judge Rudy's court. Few gentleman
have the energy and success of this pop
ular young attorney. He has risen upon
his own merits and industry, and viii
succeed To fair distinction IN his pro-
fession. We We're glad to welcome hin
TO our sanctum, for no one is deserving
of more respect than he.-NcLedA
County Ne,os.
The Rumsey wooden mills are now
running full time and have full stocl
We want a large allautitV of wool in