The Hartford herald., 1885-04-01
the third day of March. 1t measured i'm
length three feet ten inches

the third day of March. 1t measured il
length three feet ten inches
The lead mines in Henry county
which were worked a few wears ago
will sOoh be put in operation 10y ,
Louisville finn who have leased In,
property for forty Years.
AT Stubbletieid, in Graves county
w. j. Hollifield was fatlly stabbed by q
man by the name of Kerterson. Hol.
liheld was trying to keep down Diff
Guilty between his son and Kerteson.
In AN alteration at Caneyville las
Monday, says the Sunbeam, Arthur
Geary knocked Pres. Hayes on the
head with club, inhictiug a dangerous
wound. Hayes is in critical condi-
ton. Geary acted in self-defense. as
Hayes was advancing on him with n
knife.
In Marshall county, an old fellow,
while attending n funeral, got struck
on strange young lady present, who
ilved IN another county. He went to
see her, they talked the matter over
ana ageed to marry then and there. A
minister was call in and the ceremony
performed.
The last lot Of Hardin county rail-
road bonds to the amount of 500 600
will he due to-day and the Sinking
Fund Commissioners will have the
money at their command 20 cancel
them all and surplus of from $50 900
to $50, 900. The l. ~ y. has paid over
to the commissioners S5O,O00 of the
amount borrowed from the eom.tv.
About two years ago says the Todd
County Progress, store house in Kirk
mansville, belonging to J. J. i,hanklin.
was burned, and the cause of fire re
mained unknown until last week,
when our county attorney got on a hot
trail, and had Jim Martin, Tom Win
ders, and Louis and Tom D1ssett arres
ted on the charge of arson. Judge Per-
kins has held them for an examining
trial, which will OCCUR in "A few days.
Marshal Langley arrested on Satur-
day evening colOrsd man named
John Jernigan, who had recently IS.
capped from the Bowling Green iaiI.
When first arrested, he denied being
the man wanted at Bowling Green, but
before the marshal got to the Jail with
him, he gave it up, and acknowledged
that he was the right man. Mr.. Lang
ley left Sunday with him for Bowling
Green, where he will deliver him over
10 the jailer, and get the reward offered
Tor his capture Echo.
Hartford is having a good, old fash.
oned religious revival at last, after
light or ten years of fruitless attempts
The ministers have prayed long and
'arnestly for just such a revival at
"There Is a time for all
hings." Probably this is why we
haven't had a revival here before now.
sydney Smith thus defines the object
Il preaching: at is constantly to re-
nlnd mankind of what mankind is
onstanly forgetting; not to supply the |
effects of human Intelligence, but to
oriify the feebleness of human res
lutions; TO recall mankind from the
where they turn. into the
ath of salvation, which all know, but
NV tread. d."-.SUnbeam.
The Ellza5ethtown Neics says j. NJ.
-llen, of Nonlin, Hardin county, cit.
.en who has enjoyed the confidence of
he community, has left the county
'ithout any clew to his whereabouts,
wing large amount of money to the
Irmers of that section ofthe county fol
heat, and several other considerable
inns TO bankers and business men
lis liabilities are Sll 1863, with assets
orth about $4,000. Alien is know to
ave carried with him s., 900 in cash; a
leck on Bowling Green bank that
received the day he left for $500; a
heck on Mason, Williams & Co, of
onora, for So, 60, and another check of
30 little over 81 600 in all. IL is sup
osed by some persons that he did not
ave with less than SIn nnn