The Hartford herald., 1885-10-28
Centertovru.
October 26. 1855.

otinbef II, 1870.
Editor Hetold.
The several heavy frosts lately have
put an end Ia vegetation.
Tobacco is about all housed. Wheat
sowing l. progressing finely. Sorghum
is about all made up Mast falling and
hogs getting fat.
Mr.. Kelly, who had his leg broken at
the mill here, Is doing only tolerahly
well. His leg is very much swollen and
some fears are entertained as To how II
will result
\. L. Tichenor, after long and tedi-
Gus Illness, is slowly recovering.
ShulPsnew drug store is nearing com.
pletion.
Ally Tichenor and Miss Bette Rowe
were married on sunday, the 18th inst,
by Rev. ID. J. X. Maddox. They went
Immediately to their new home near
Frank Calvert's. This scrihblcr wish.
es them good luck.
y few days ago our bachelor friend,
Shelby Ashhy, and Miss Artelia Brown,
daughter of J. Il. Brown, were married,
at the rt sldence of the brides father, nv
Rev. G.. J. Bean. After the ceremony
they, with IA large number of invited
guests, repaired Ia the residence of the
grooms father, where they partook of
an excellent repast. After that they
spent several hours ia social chit chat.
In common with Large number of
friends we or | wish them long life of
unalloy Ell happiness.
Thursday morning of last week at the
residence of the bride, 10y Rev. G.. J.
Bean, Jas. J. Bennett, and Mrs. Matte
Galloway We're married, in the presence
of a large number o: friends. Mr.. Ben
nett il "a well To do farmer, of good NOR
al and industrious habits, while the
bride is a handsome young widow, of
pure traits which constitute the perfect
lady. After the ceremony the happy
twain, la company with Miss Mary
Bennett and Sam Bennett, brother of
the groom, started Ia Louisville to see
the sights aud the exposition. May
they live long and may nothing hut
pure love and perfect bliss ever cross
their pathway, is the wish of a host of
friends.
Rev. John 4. Casebier filled his regu-
lar appointment at Walton's creek
yesterday. After the sermon he took
up collection for missionary purposes
Rey. Mr.. Stevens filled his pulpit Sat
urday evening.
Miss Sudie Jones returned from a
two months visit To ElIZabethtown,
Friday, very much pleased with her
trip.
Mrs. Johnston and sister, Mrs. =. w.
Jones, and her son-in.law, Mr.. Bowles,
of near Boonville, Ind, are visiting at
Mr.. Jones this week.
James Eads and family, of Mullen
berg county, visited the family of Il. \.
Stroud the latte. part of last week.
Uncle George and Aunt Sallie Rowe
are on visit to friends and relatives in
Spring Lick.
Mrs. G. 4. Greer left for her home in
Muhlenherg county week ago.
Godfrey McHenry, of your town,
came down yesterday evening to spend
"A few days birding. He aid Alvin
Rowe had CAV time.
Mrs. Bellekimbley and little daughter,
Daisy, spent several days visiting
friends and relatives in and near this
place a week ago.
Miss Cynthia Warden is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Hoover, near Buford, this
week
Misses Elite Weaver. and Jennie
Ashby and Theo. Shull went to Nor
gantown Saturday, on visit To Miss
Weaver's parents.
j. A Rowe has rented the Mrs.
White property here and will moye
into il i'm short time.
j. Il. Bennett has the boss crop of
wheat sown; he sowed 26 bushels.
Singing at the church here every
Sunday night. :.