The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1882-03-15
sutton News.
March ltll, lSS2

March ltll, ISS2.
Eiitor H,rdid
Matters and things in this part Of
mysterious creation may be summed
up a. follows: Hot ~ August patriots
candidates. in Abundance births ton
numerous to mention.
The exhibition has cDme anl gone,
and it IL presumed that everybody is
happier and wiser, IA few sore-headed
members of Cool Spring Blptist Church
not excepted. UnIer the excellent
management of Mr.. Quinn everything
was in readiness by early candle-light.
ing, and soon the comm JdiOuS country
house Of worship was full to overflow
ing with an intelligent audience anXiou,
to witness the achievements of rural
intelligence and industry. Some four
hundred programmes printed IN cle'
giant style by Barrett x Sutton were
distributed through Jut the building,
The exercises were begun 10y the deliv-
cry Of the opening Il ldress in verse by
Master Willie Chinn. The exercises
consisted OF dialogues, tableaux, ora
tons and declarations, all Of which
were well selected, and for the most
part well acted. Warning To the
Young" "A defamation containing
sensible hints and suggestions, was de
livered by Dora NJ. Snultz in an ad-
mirable manner. Two other declama'
tons, Astounding in facts, logic and
good sense--"Pdy as You Go" and
"The Life of Drunkard" were rem
dered III splendid style by James b.
Hooker. Plays and dramas, exhibit
ing human nature in its real and ludi-
crous forms, were represented with
amusing scenes and incidents. "HOw
They Kept Secret" was represented
as gossiping aud scandalizing secrets
usually are, i. e., kept going and grow
ing. Good violin music was rendered
for the occasion, and the exercises closed
with the famous drama "Cinderella; or.
The Little Glass Slipper" On the
whole it was success, and reflects
great credit upon Mr.. Quinn and schOl-
ara, particularly the young ladies, who
contributed greatly to make the enter
tainment rs enjoyable as possible.
Our school close Oh the 2}d ult. II
was most profitable and beneficial
one.
The school taught in the Shultz
neighborhood by Mr.. J. II. Scott closed
last Friday.
VIM. l.. Rowe, well and favorably
known in this section, former School
Commissioner, Justice of the Peace,
and at present "A candidate for Assessor,
is regarded by the people here not only
as good Democrat but All admirable
man for "a public office.
Why not cut of IA portion of Cool
| Spring voting precinct aud adj IL To
Beaver Dam, and the rest to Cromwell
and Rockport, and do away with the
present wedge-shaped potato patch, or
else restore to it its Ori ginal boundary
as intended by the Commissioners in
| 1878, but which an accommodating
! County Court, for the qualification of IA
select few, saw fit to divide.
Mr.. Henry Watterson, in his address
before the ladies and gentlemen in his
address before the ladies and gentle
men i'm attendance at the dedication
exercises of the A. ~ NJ. College, said
that Kentuckians were hOspitable,
generous, accommodating, Open-hearted
and open.handed. As proof OF this III
this part of the commonwealth, all the
people in the vicinity Of Slaty Creek
have no doubt, for Mr.. Is. 4. Davis, the
first, last and most substantial mer-
chant of Slaty Creek (Gasburgl asserts
il for "a fact that IA fatherless, well-nigh
motherless, aud unprotected young
lady, from the region round about
Iouisas Greek, wel-known to fame,
came TO his establishment some time
since and took "a bill of goods to the
amount of 81 80, consisting Of toilet
articles aud dress goods for her illegiti-
mate progeny, telling Mr. clerk that
prominent apprentice ina blacksmith
shop and cheatham stock man OF the
village would pay tor IL. But merchant
Davis failed to see il in that light, ami
friends advise the aforesaid gentleman
to take jim Rockers advice aud pay
as you go, or else, to make assurance
doubly sure, to give the helpless rneo'
dosla AN order next time.
have examined II copy of the Hart
ford College Ne,cS, which indicates
superior intelligence and enterprise for
Hartford aud Ohio county, and should
receive the proper encouragement anu
support from all lovers OF pure anu
genuine literature. ARGUS