The Hartford herald., 1880-10-13

Just received "A large stock Of ladies'
cloaks and dolnialis, at II. L. Rowe &
Bros.
Splendid coverlets for one dollar
and thirty-five cents, at Anderson's
Bazaar.
Don't fail Ia call at X. =. Rowe n
Bros and see the new style cloaks and
dolmans.
Large stock of mems hats to retail
at wholesale prices, at II. p. Rowe n
Bros.
Mr.. Louis Guenter, baker at this
place, informs us that he baked and
sold last week during the fair, 900
pounds Of bread. This is doing pretty
well.
We hold thee safe against loss by
fire. Our policies stand the test. We
represent none but solvent companies.
Have your property insured by us at
once. BARRETT X BRo.,
Herald Office, Hartford, Ky.
The Court of Claims last week
elected James X. Tanner Superintend-
ent of county house and farm, for the
Hext two years. He was chosen over
DIR. James Johnston, by vote of seven
to fke.
We had hoped To give our readers
the list of premiums awarded by our
Fair Company last week in this issue,
but We failed to get them In time, the
Secretary was too busy to make them
out until too late.
The new Superintendent of the
Poor-house, James X. Tanner, Esq,
contracted to feed the inmates at 81 80
per week. DIR. James =. Morton was
retained rs Physician for the poor by n
unanimous vote
MIR. Il. III. Morris, an attache of this
Office, left Monday evening for Eliza
bethtown, TO attend the marriage of his
sister, Miss Nettie, to DIR. J. p. Howard,
of Greenville, which took place last
night at O'clock.
Harris, who killed Brown at Seely
mines recently, good as his word, gave
up for trial. The examining
trial was set for last Saturday, but was
continued by Commonwealth until
yesterday on account of absent Witness
es. Hon. S. f. Hill and A. Jones are
The Mclean county Fair COM
mences next Thursday, and will con-
tinue five days. They always have
successful fairs at Calhoon, and the peo-
pie of Mclean are not excelled for
and sociability by any peO-
pie on earth. Let's go and see them
next week.
"A new post-ofiice called Magan,"
has been established at Magan's store,
i'm this county. IL was much needed
and will he "A great convenience to a
large number of people that heretofore
have had no postal facilities at all. The
mail is carried 10 il by the contractor of
the Hartford and Pellville line.
The Hartford Cadets We're invited to
visit the fair at Owensboro this week,
and give public drill, with the promise
of being entertained by the Company
during their stay, but Capt. Henry
thought il best to decline, as
some of the cadets are students i'm
Hartford College, and would thus be
taken from their studies. This is quite
a compliment to our boys.
Capt. w. ii. Sandusky, of Owens
boro Junction, is not only good hotel
man, but is a successful stock man He
was i'm attendance at our fair and enter
ell his beautiful filly, "Lady Gay" four
times, and took three blue and one red
string, this being rs many as the rules
Of the company would allow to any one
animal the Captain left for home
Friday morning.
You are next, sir! What can We
do for you? Suit you? Coat you? Pant
you? Vest you? Collar you? Cuff you?
or what? j. Winter & Co., corner of
Third and Market streets, Louisville,
KY, announce themselves as ready and
willing to do anything that stylish
clothiers for the mems, boys and chill
dren's and artistic merchant tailors can
do. Will it not be to your interest to
call ON them?
"A mad dog was around last Satur-
day i'm the neighbOrhOOd of Horse
Branch, and blt several dogs. He was
finally killed by Daniel II. Wilson after
passing through the hall of the house,
right among the children. His tongue
was lolling out, his eyes looked green
and swollen and he was swapping and
biting at all the dogs and dark objects
he came i'm contact with. Be ON the
look out, friends, for he may have Bit
ten some dog you are not aware of, and
have not killed.
The dwelling house and contents of
Dabney Gaines, of Fordsville We're to-
tally consumed by fire last Saturday
night. The family We're all absent ex-
cept Mr.. Gaines who was asleep-only
awaking in time to make good his es-
cape from the devouring flames. This
is another'evidenc why people should
insure, as We understand that he had no
insurance. This should be a warning
to the citizens of that thriving little
village, call Oh Barrett & Bro, be-
fore il is too Late. and have yOur nron-