The Hartford herald., 1880-04-21
r.. T.. Rowe is off the track.

August lS>U.
r. z. Rowe is off the track.
Spring goods AT NJ. :. Rsgland's,
Rosine.
The circulation of the HHRALD has
increased as since the LIST of April.
Read the announcement of Joe
Haycraft for Commonwealth Attor-
ney.
IL r., Woerner, i'm addition 10 his
boot and shoe shop, has added a regular
shoe store. 9-tf
Hettie d., daughter of VIM. B. and
Rhoda Patterson, died April IA, 1880, of
measles and pneumonia.
Wheat crops throughout the county
look better than was ever before known
st this time Of the year.
When you go TO Rosine call at NJ.
;. Ragland's aud examine his immense
sto-k Of goods--it will pay you.
When you go TO Rosine to purchase
goods do not fail to examine NJ. S. Rag
land's stock before buying elsewhere.
-Messrs. Grimes 4 McCann, as an
nounced hast week, have come to this
place and are now canvassing this
county fsr their adjustable bed spring.
A catfish weighing 9Ss pounds was
caught out of Rough creek the other
day. II had swallowed another fish
weighing y pounds, which ii had not
masticated.
When the copy of the reporters in
terview with Mr.. +. G. Hubbard about
the Republican convention was handed
in the "devil'' wanted TO know il that
Mas the proceedings of the storm.
The Green river convention, |. o.
q. T., will hold it, next session with
Chesnut Grove Lodge, Daviess county,
ON the l4th and 18th Of May.
l5-4t ]. FRANK SIMPSON, Sec'y.
FOR SAI.E-A HOUSE and LOT.
Mr.. ]. f. Wager, desiring to move to
Owensboro. wishes to sell his HOUSE
and LOT in Hartford. For further par
ticulars, apply to :. c. J. YAGER,
l5-tf. HERALD Office.
The ladies of Ohio and adjoining
counties who purpose making fine fab
rics to exhibit at the fair can have fine
wool carded- and made into the best
rolls, at Cromwell, on our splendid
new outfit Of fine cards. sfF - rst
Is Il j. J.LAyroN q p. MORGAN.
Press Ashford, living near Rosine,
had his house blown down by the storm
Thursday night. Fortunately none of
the family were hurt. George Baize, of
the same vicinity, had his barn blown
down, killing his COW. A great deal Of
damage was done i'm the way of blow
ing down fencing and timber.
The wind not satisfied with its
wrecks of Thursday night last, sprung
up on Monday morning awhile before
day and blew strong breath or two,
one of which lifted the two-story frame
Of r. s. Mosely, opposite the old Jail,
from its moorings and dropped it around
in the street, making complete wreck
Of 1t. Damage, $500.
Having determined to close out at
this place In short time, persons who
know themselves indebted to me are re-
spectfully requested to come and settle
their accounts ON or before the first of
May. My urgent need of money COM
pelis me to ask prompt attention TO the
above call. G. r. SANDERS,
l4-4t Centertown, Ohio county, Ky.
The quarterly meeting of the Meth
odist Episcopal church held at Pleasant
Hillchurch, near Rosine, last Saturday
and Sunday was quite success. The
attendance was very large, and Rev. s.
Green preached an able sermon on Sun
day. The collections were large, the
best in fact made on this work fora long
time.
-Thos. Stevens, of Beaver Dam, re-
cefved dispatch Monday morning last
from Rev. w. c. Taylor, of Auburn,
Logan county, KY, stating that Rev.
Pendleton Taylor's wife was dying at
that place of pneumonia. Mrs. Taylor
Is a daughter of Mrs. Hannah Stevens,
of Cromwell neighborhood, and neice of
Thomas Stevens.
MS. Ragiand, Of Rosine, has just
returned from Louisville, bringing with
him one of the largest and most COM
plete stock of goods ever brought to
that place. His stock consists of dry
goods, ladies' dress goods, notions, cali
Goes, domestics, boots and shoes, hats,
clsfhing, groceries, hardware, queens
ware. saddlery, and In fact, everything
thata man, woman or child could desire.
Mr.. John Martin, the polite and hand
some clerk, will always be found ready.
willing and anxious to wait upon GUS
toners. Give him call and he con-
WINGED.