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

The new special delivery sy-tem is
finding favor in lhi~ state. Eleven
towns have o..
According to the Tompkia>vilc Hau~
urr the courthouse of Monroe county j.
used a. "a gambling den.
HaNrsvilc is ncinr re built rapidly
ami with better class OF buildings THAN
those destroyed toy the big firc.
4 II. Dudley OF Princeton, Ky,
received iu-t week the appointment ~
postmaster at that place, vice Il. VI.
CmVeu~, removed.
James Il. Camp. Of Louisville, has
purchased the interest of Capt. +. G.
rncir u the AS'r Iygi's, and assumed
editorial chare" of the paper.
John u Strau,sburg has been dis
libulug clerk iu the Louisville pos,
office T. yeats having been appointed
u ISIS. daring the administration of
John Tyler.
ia, Henry female academy has bceu
purchased by n VI ANre, for -, loo.
rhc property j. To be- converted into a
3iu!r cnlIc;c ton the rr'nrcd youths of
th, Christian church
Tucte is rri ctou foot io lnild rail
road from the city of Henderson u Nor
garfield. aui h. meeting with much en-
couuscmrut Il is thought that the
road will boz pushed through without
delay
paducah has hrttcring prospect, for
the addition ufa Plt>uurs boat building
firm Jo her manufacturing interests.
rhc new irm j. now ref ting hull to
IA" machinery 81 the well known pack
eli Hudson.
: y. Hooe, OF Harrod~burg, assault
"a Elder &. Ii. Cation al the Meth
0di,i Church at the conclusion of II
funeral service. Next day the citizens
ofthe town held an Indignation meet
| ingai the courthouse denouncing liooe
and endorsing Cation
The Commissioner of Agriculture for
Kentucky says in his monthly crop re
port, "On the whole. the general tone
of the letters from all sections of the
State j. to the effect that the farmers
have little 10 complain of-as they
themselves express it,
\ few days ago a female child was
born n the Kentucky peniientiary Ia
Josephine Fritz, white woman, who
p serving life sentence for completely
i'm the murder of the wife Of Mos, :
Cation, in Union county, for winch
crime Cation was hanged.
The Caseyville Matrimonial Reporter
rejoices in the fact that the new post
master At that place sells five postage
stamps for dime. Uniontown's new
postmaster, endorsed 10y Lafloonl does
better than that. He sells three foT II
nickel or eight for dime. Here's the
place To get your bargains - Union To-
cat
The appeal of John j. Corneilson
from the decision of the Montgomery
circuit court, sentencing him to three
years imprisonment in The county Jail
for assault upon the late Judge Richard
Reid, will he heard before a special
court October 10Th. The members of
The court, appointed by the Governor,
are W. b. Harrison, Clarence L. Me
Elroy aud Malcolm Neaman.
Milton Young, the turfman, has wag
cred $500 To $40 with Jos. Swigert that
Mr.. Swgert's colt, Sir Joseph, will not
win the Derby of 1856. Mr.. Young ar
CUES that the bet Is a good one. He
thinks the chances are fifty to one in
the autumn that the second rate colt
will win the Derby in the spring AT
the recent meeting in Lexington Mr.
Young bet 81 600 against $50 that his
colt. Ten Booker, would beat the colt,
Classm&n, in a race in which only
those two were to start. He won the
wager
Danville and vicinity is excited over
reported faith cure performed there
not long since. \ young lady of that
place had been afflicted with spinal
disease, and had been bedridden for a
year or more, Sunday before last she
was visited by preacher f;om Cincin>
natl, who prayed with her and received
assurance from her that she believed
God could and would restore her to
health. At the conclusion Of the eX-
ercises the pre- cher laid his hand on
her head, when she arose perfectly re-
stored. She continues well and has no
fear of relapse. She and her pa
rents are respectable citizens of Boyle
county.