The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-10-14

testimony il being received, but vii
hot he complicated until this evening
The case will Ice given To the judge IA
bout Thursday evening.
Prof Rhoads lectured at Beaver Dan
last Friday night. Subject: "ldea
Education The Professor had s
large and appreciative audience. III,
says that there are no nicer people
anywhere than at Beaver Dam.
MI. w. T. King has purchased a new
carriage for the transportation of pas
sengers To Beaver Dam, at cost al
500. The bus is too heavy for muddy
roads, hat will be used in The winter
when the ground il sufficiently frozen
W. +. Long, agen; AT Beaver Dam,
informs us that the Exposition aud the
railroad have each reduced their EN-
position rates p cents. This makes il
$50 with 81 rebate on return. or really
sS.l0 for the round trip. See notice in
another column.
Hartford needs a good opera hall
very badly. There is uolhing more
enjoyable or instructive than good.
classic performance, but there j. posi-
lively no inducement for any kind of a
troupe 20 come here now, for there j.
no hall and stage in town.
Capt. w. IL. Sandusky, of Central
city, the prince of land lords, was in
town Sunday and Monday. He says
lac l. going To move the court house at
Greenville To Central City, and that
Central City il To toe blessed with a
railroad from st. Louis Ia Bowling
Green.
The McHenry base ball club came up
here Saturday 10 play our boys "A game
uf ball. The town boys did not have
much warning of their coming, there,
fore Were not In practice, and but very
few Of the town boys were on the
ground. The McHenry's beat them
badly in five innings.
VIM. Whitman was arrested on sus-
picion of shooting W. o. Latham AT
Dunmore, Ky. He had his trial Friday
aud Saturday, and was acquitted on the
testimony of the Commonwealth
His testimony was not introduced.
Hon. +. ID. Walker and Judge VIM.
lost were his attorneys
w. Z. Thompson was here Sunday
nd Monday with McElroy's horses on
his way home from the Owensboro
fair. He got his horse, Don Pedro,
severely hurt in the last trot Saturday
evening. The horse stepped his hind
foot on the fore quarter of his fore foot
tearing the quarter clear down to the
bottom of the hoof.
Hartford College is in more pros.
porous and harmonious condition than
il Las been AT any period since its or
ganization in 1850. The students are
all delighted with the discipline and
general management. They say that
they have the incest rooms and best
fare to Ice found anywhere. Every.
thing pertaining 10 the school is moy
ing on grandly.
One of the most delightful and en-
joyable entertainments that has hap
pened in Hartford for quite "A while.
was the candy pulling at Mrs. Kings
Friday night. There were not many
present but what few We're there enjoy
ed themselves better than if there had
been crowd. The candy was splendid
and without much pulling il partook OF
"A whiteness that would make snow
blush. IL did not only look nice and
pull easy but il tasted better than il
looked.
A reunion of the ex Federal and
eXsConfederate soldiers will be held on
the Daviess county fair grounds al
Owensboro, October 22d, 23d and 9th.
A number of gentlemen have been in-
vited TO deliver addresses. The people
Of Daviess know so well how to do
such things that its success is insured
i'm advance. Besides the old soldiers
the "young,fry," part of the ID and
part Of the Sd regiments of the Ken
tucky State Guards, will be on the
grounds.
Mrs. johnson, who has been teaching
art in the Hartford College for some
time, resigned her position on Thurs
day, October LIST, and returned tC
her home in Louisville The faculty
have employed in her stead, Mis-,
Annie Claggett, of near Caneyville.
Ky. Miss Claggett comes with a
splendid reputation as an art teacher
and the faculty think they have don,
splendid work in securing her. They
are to be complimented for their gooC
judgment
Ii affords us great pleasure to an
nounce the arrival of our fall goods
and the immense line of actual bar
gains, worthy of inspection. Blanket
from the lowest to the finest grad,
from sl.00 pair up. Jeans pants 81 IN
up. The finest line of cashmere shawl
from SIPS up, in all colors. Nubias
hoods, shawls, skirts and all kind o
wooden goods. Prices To astonish all
Bleached and brown cotton, clothing
boots and shoes, hats and caps. &c.
II. SMALL's TRADE PALACE.
Last Friday and Saturday were spen
at Hartford, by the writer. Fewe
towns of its size in the State claim
more wealth, enterprise and better PEG
nile I'm its midst stands the famou