The Hartford herald., 1880-06-30
HARTFORD, KENTUCKY, JUNE 30 1880

with five societies and four Sunday
schools. ] have to ride about one hun
dred miles in making II round on my
circuit, besides pastoral visiting. Vet
hard riding, hard work, the hill region
and pure water of Grayson is agreeing
with me finely, as | have never been in
better health in my life am meeting
with, and making, Il great many friends
in this region; in fact, true old fashion
Kentucky hospitality can he found al
most anywhere in t;rayson county. On
the l2th oi this month at Bethel, Rev
u. +. Orr preached two sermons on the
subject of baptism. The first one was
on "lmmersiOn Not the Mode of Bip-
tism;" second, design and Mode of
baptism" think Bro. Orr made the
ablest defense of our mod, of baptism |
ever heard. Bro. Orr is very popular
preacher, and an able defender of our
doctrine Of Methoiism.
The farmers are about done cutting
wheat in this vicinity, and they think
the yield will be one-fourth short of last
year, but the acreage is much larger, so
We will have II great deal more wheat
than itst year Ti,..r.. l,..,. I...u a, larger
acreage of corn planted in this county
than for years past; not 81 much tol.ac-
go. The oats and hay crop will he
rather short owing to the early lruuth.
\ great many of the farmers in this
county are using bone dust and other
commercial fertilizers with a marked
advantage to their crops. The farmers
in this county are fast coming to the
front. VIM. McArnlS, one of the best
FARMERS III TINS county, says iiia' III an
experience of over forty years in wheat
raising, he has never known wheat
So"n III iie hhoh'h o A"suS' !" nave
'iie ie's' bi, oi smut III IT, MI. Me
Hrhis II E" ci'se o'HerNci, anu so'u au-
tn0riiy' Farmers rthrreu WIN smut
VIII 40 wen l" i""'e 'hiS '"ct ann trA 'iie
experiment: ~
'Nisi'eu a. w. nihie, a,," "he "'eh
OF TWO since. MIS-. Miiier was Iuile
SICK theh' put Is now recovering. Ani-
nrnse mas me 'ract oI iand, anu IL Is
and all he has To ,io 10 have IA me iafm
and plenty around him j. to be content
e'i for II few years, and work rs hard a.
he has this year.
Il. ID. Kendall has been with Us late
ly, and those If you who know him
"know what is what"
| MIR. Lem ROSS. Of the Freedom neigh
borhood, has COW that brought calf
tiiitt II "a lsth sl'c'iiiitI VI tilc buiisuo
calf with the exception of Il few white
spots on its back, the hair and color
being exactly like that of the buffalo.
The second quarterly meeting of the
Litchfield circuit, Nj. r.. Church, will
lie held the 3rd and 4th of July, at
Pleasant Grove, Rev. w. Il. Barnett,
Presiding Elder.
We like the HERALD every number.
1t is like II big letter from home every
week, and we think that everybody
who has ever lived in Ohio county
ought To take it, and all of those that
live there now ought To take II.
We are sorry to hear of the death of
81 many of the old citizens of Ohio
county.
must close lest worry you. Sue
cess to the HERALD.
OBED BENNETT, JR.
LITcIflELD kN.' June - lssO.
h-'n.o' i"'''"
we are SUN very ary n,h ior ram
ana news; nave ma" put iittie ram mere
or DE-. ,iiree Weehs'
me oats crop VIII pe almost failure,
aihi meadows h"' hiucii pe''er III 'r'y-
son;
cholera morous mas Deem Raging III
this Nicihity recently
y young man iiaiile'i MANN, near
Ihtciihehi, - S"'ieIihS hoih '!pii""
ieNer.
Rev. w. T.. Casiiliiai; oil l'riceVlilri
Hart county, N.Y. anu VINO Is pastor OF
Bacon treeR circuit, passed through
litchiieid sunday, WIN the REMAINS ni
his young wife, who hal recently died,
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