The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

\ boy came into Anderson's Bazaar
a day or two ago To buy hat, and de
manded size Ne. s. This size is larger
than any hat made, and il j. supposed
that he has the biggest head of anyone
in the county.
We ,an say that although candidates
are numeIous, 81 far a. we have met
them they seem Ia he first-cllSs lot of
gentlemen, ia fact, specimens of the
most honorable and intelligent class of
our county citizens.
Now that "the Ice il broken" IN re-
gard to dances, il is To he hoped that
they will Toe freque,t aud successful,
aud that We will have several during
Christmas times that will br marked
for their immenSvuess.
The County Democratic Committee
met AT the courthouse last Monday, and
set saturday, April 3rd, lSSG. ~ the
day for the Democratic primary e!ec-
tion. They adopted other resolutions
which We will publish next week.
\ cure all medicine company. ac-
compauied 10y veritahle specimen ola .
Buffalo Bill was in town last week.
distributing their boon to suffering
humanity and amusing the street
crowds with their minstrel pcrfnrman-
ces.
Tue Grand jury Was discharged last
saturday. They were "A clever and Sc
ciable band, and people have praised
them for their good conduct Will" ~erv-
ing, aud also for The fact that il is said
that none of them took drink during
the whole term.
The scheme To huild a railroad from
Henderson To Hartford, which would
cross Green river between Curdsville
and Delaware in DayieSs county and on
by West Louisville, is being discussed
again after "A lapse of many years.-Ha,-
dcrsoH GiodHp
Ii may not be generally known that
there j. in Hartford house that sells .
more ladies' cloaks than all the other
stores in the county combined. hut We
are informed that this is TACT This
shows the fruits of uniform low prices
aud a judicious system OF advertising
Call at Anderson's Bazaar and see for
yourself
We know some of our farmers wives ,
would like To have fine sewing ma ,
chine. We will have several in our !
grand Gift Distribution, and it only .
costs "A subscription to the HERALD Ia ,
get "A chance AT one. Just think how /
tickled your wife would be, and then
study minute aud see if you don't |
think you can afford Ia take the HER !
AID.
An Arkansas editor eXtravagantly :
eXclaims: "lou may hive all the stars !
in a nail keg, hang the ocean on rail 4
fence 10 dry, put the sky in gourd to !
soak, unbuckle the belly-band Of eter- I
nifty and let the sun and moon out, hut {
never delude yourself with the idea that :
you can escape that place on the other !
side of purgatory unless you pay the I
printer"
We have received an invitation To ,
attend grand calico hop, at the Opera !
House i'm Leitchfield. on the 29th inst, ,
Ia be given 10y the Leitchtield Social
Club. We return sincere thanks for
this courtesy and will attend if possible,
for We know il will be marked with !.
pleasure in all its appointments, as ,
Leitchiield dances have always enjoyed
this characteristic.
There are doubtless numbers of our '
lady patrons who do not feel able To buy {
A wrap this season. This 10 because j
they are not informed as To To the prices |
at which they can be had. We are I
happy 10 refer all such persons to the q
plain and sily-to-be-understocd state I
'hche' hia"c ~ Nit fioiiWtpi W -hhuei
sons Bazaar in another column of this I
ISSUE of the HERALD.
Several of our farmer friends have {
come in lately and subscribed for the 1
HERALD because their wives had urged I
them TO take it for the henefit If the I
family. This is the noblest act aud {
favor "A man ever did for his |
family, for it brings enlightenment and {
To the househould, and the
and information they will
acquire from it doubly repays the small
pittance il costs.
Mr. Rob't G. James is announced m ,
this issue a. candidate for Jailer. He d
i native of Ohio county aud has lived !
here all his life except about fifteen
years spent in the Indian Territory
He is, and ever has been staunch i
Democrat, always votes the ticket and |
worked for il, but mas never asked for /
Office before; is very solicitous To be [
aud will feel thankful for ,
the assistance of all good Democrats,
and says if nominated and elected he 4
will discharge every duty faithfully. !
Among the other announcements
you will find new one this week, that
of Judge &. W. Massie, who declares