The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-10-20

Jack Frost, Esd, made his appear
ance last Sunday night.
Bob Il Jack have a lot of queens
ware they will sell at cost.
The recent rains have made con-
siderable rise in Rough Creek.
1t seems that we are having II good
spell of settled weather just now.
The net receipts of the Fair recently
held at this place amount 10 over 800.
Bob Il Jack sell four cakes, large
size, best brand blue soap for - cents.
Mr.. J. w. Ford has constructed II
telephone from his drug store To his
dwelling.
The Calhoon Fair began yesterday
The prospects now indicate pleasant
weather.
Bob x Jack have wines, brandies
and WHISTLES Of all kinds they will
guarantee.
Lay in your winter coal. Don't
wait until the roads get impossible be-
fore you do this.
Judge Gregory has rented the build
ing formerly occupied rs post-oflice, and
will occupy il rs law Office.
Quite a number Of our fun-loving
and Fair-going people will attend the
Calhoon Fair this week.
The weather last week was very
Indictment, which was quite draw
hack on the Fair at Owensboro.
DIR. a. B. Baird has rented the room
over u. w. Griffin d Bros drug store,
and will occupy it AS an Office.
Quarterly court began Monday and
is still in session, with pretty good at
tendance and full docket.
For cash we will sell best brand
Rio or Java coffee at Is cents per pound.
Boz x JACK.
Miss Jennie Duncan, of McHenry,
who has been quite sick with typhoid,
We are glad to learn Is improving.
We have received the October num-
Der of the Institute, published at South
Carrollton.
For Sale.-A pair of good work
mules. Apply TO
w. III. WILLIAMS d Son.
The nutting season is now at hand
and quite number were out Saturday
evening making good Use of the time.
Mr.. G. NJ. Pendleton has moved to
his new office on court square, two
doors below u. w. Griffin 4 Bro. : drug
store.
-Remember, the Hartford Water
Mills grind every day in the week ex-
cepting Saturday, Saturday is sharpen
ing day.
We are sorry to learn ofthe protract-
ed illness of Mr.. III. ID. Taylor, but are
glad to state that his sight, as well as
his general health, is now improving.
Mr.. I4avega Paxton, who moved to
Texas about two years ago, was brought
TO his fathers last week very low with
consumption, and is not expected to
live.
Miss Hendrick, who was mentioned |
last week as assistant teacher i'm the pri- |
mary department of Hartford College,
has taken charge of the intermediate
department.
The advertisement of ID. s. Dun |
cans Champion Cough Syrup will APP
pear next week. This is a new dis
covery, and one that will prove bene-
fit TO the public.
-Messrs. John and Cicero Massie,
brothers of our worthy townsman, c. |
w. Massie, Esq, matriculated i'm Hart
ford College Monday. These young
gentlemen live at Philpots' Station,
Daviess county.
1t will probably be an item of in
terest to our citizens to know that the
interest on the bonds of Hartford Col
lege has been paid; also, that ten per
cent. of the bonds have been redeemed. |
BY special invitation we dined at |
the College Hotel last Thursday and |
Toasted on the good things Of this earth. |
Mr.. Davis, the gentlemanly proprietor,
keeps good table, and persons stop
ping at this house can rest assured that |
they will fare well.
Married, at the residence of VIM.
III. Morris, near Smallhouse, Thursday,
October IA, 1880, by Rev. Z. V. Phipps,
Mr.. Melvin w. Southland and Miss
iona Taught. After the ceremony the |
happy couple, in company with those
present, repaired to the residence of the |
groom's father, where a bountiful re-
ception supper awaited them.
G. w. McGraw, dentist, who an
nounced last week that he would be at
Beaver Dam, was detained at Hartford
longer than he expected. He left Sat
urday evening for Beaver Dam, where
he will be found at the Barnard house,
ready to do any work in the dentistry
line. Special attention given to the
repairingand refltting of artificial plates.
behind 1.-The cloud the SUMS still
shining" has ever been eonsoling
thought to the responding heart. The
cloud of dependency bursts at an I'M
expected hour and lets in ray of sun
shine to gladden. with its brightness.
Such were our feelings last Wednesday
when fairy-like rap was heard at our
sanctum door. We welcomed the WISH