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The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The young people of Hartford had "A
very pleasant little dance at the Hart
ford House last Friday night. As is
generally the case with Hartford dances,
il was gotten up in a hurry, and many
young ladies did not know of the event
until they received compliments Fri
day evening. The parlors of the hotel
were thrown open at 7:30 O'Clock, and
Were soon filed with gay assemblage
of the society of the town. The attend
aDce was not as large as ii might have
been, suppossble on account of there
having been several futile attempts
made before to get up a like entertain
ment, but nevertheless the ones who
did attend enjoyed themselves hugely,
and the evening was spent very pleas
antly indeed 10y all the success of the
entertainment was largely due Ia the
energetic efforts of Messrs. Frank Felix
and Lee Miller.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

At the solicitation of many friends,
thpublicly and privately, Mr.. Eugene
Maddox announces himself this week
as a candidate for jsiler Of Ohio county.
There is no one in the county who
would appreciate your influence and
support more truly, or who would Use
greater efforts to discharge the du-
ties incumbert upon him faithfully,
than Mr.. Maddox. He asks you to con-
slider his proposition, To inquire into
his character and deserving claim, and
If in Justice to your convictions you can
very thankful, and pro misses to faithfully
fulfill all that he claims.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
School orders taken
at HI. Small's AZ 1t
Let US Tell You Something.

For the information of persons de-
string winter wraps who are not in
formed as to the cost of them this sea-
son, we will say that we will furnish
you No. /, all-wool filling grey
cloth long newmarket, huted and
trimmed back, astrachan collar, for
s4.75. y nice black, part cotton,
diagonal astrachan trimed collar,
cuffs and pocket, for $500. \ No.
|, black wool, diagonal newmarket,
handsomely trimmed up the back, as
irachan cuffs. collars and pockets, mt
500 This, unreasonable as it may
seem, is as nice Il garment as any lady
would wish to wear. At So, $40 and
SD, you can simply get something
gorgeous. We also have lot of short
cloaks, carried over from last season.
in good order, former price ST, 81
and IS, which we are offering 1T So
and 81. These would be splendid
garments for school wear, and are
cheaper than the commonest shawls.
The newmarkets referred to above,
are just coming in and will be placed
On sale by the time the HERALD
reaches Its patrons at ; W. Ander-
sons Bazaar.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Several of our farmer friends have
come in lately and subscribed for the
HERALD because their wives had urged
them TO take it for the Lenefit If the
family. This is the noblest act aud
grandest favor man ever did for his
family, for il brings enlightenment and
cultivation TO the househould, and the
intelligence and information they will
acquire from it doubly repays the small
pittance il costs.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Among the other announcements
you will find new one this week, that
of Judge &. w. Massie, who declares
himself candidate for reelection To
the office of Judge of the Ohio County
Court. Judge Massie is well and favor
ably known all over the county, and il
only needs word from us to recall him
TO your minds eye. As to his qualii-
cations aud suitabieness for the position
which he wishes 10 retain, he only asks
YOU to review his past career as county
judge, and inquire into and consider the
manner in which he has managed the
affairs Of the Office, believing that you
can find no fault in any way, and if
such is the case, to ask yourself if he
does not deserve and command your
support and influence to keep the place,
which he promises to fulfill as faith fully
in the future as he has done in the past.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
THE DAILY CAPITAL.
FRANKFORT. KY.
Published bN JOHN -. WOODS.
Public Printer and Binder
of NcmtnCl,N.

The CNIITAL Will be published DAILY
during the session of the General Assembly.
10 viii be - columns iu size, and viii coil.
CEEpINCS Of the SENATE and the HOUSE 0F
EEPI;F~ F~ESrtTtNf~, a transcript OF all Iegi~-
latiVe action. and a complete record of
current and local events twu~piriug at the
state Capital. In short. 10 will be the best
daily paper ever published at the capital.
and In every res pect REPEESFVrN rNTGVE. As
WELL ~ AZ OFFICIAL PAPER Of the Com
monwcalth.
For the purpose OF extending our circula-
tton tn every part of the state, make tine
following liberal otler fo subscribers:
LOO.
We will send the BNtLN CAPITAL To any
Assembly, which generally lasts about 10
days for -l.N0.
SI.D,
We will send the CNrGT ~ tO any address
for "NE NtNE, INCLupfNG THE DAILY FUt-
TioN for = 20.
This affords every citizen Of the state
lawyers, farmers, doctors. professional and
business men OF every class, county and
state othcial~-au opportunity To- secure AT
rItE Cp~r Oh PUELiCNriuN, the OFFiei A.. OK
CAN of the state. containing the COMPLETE
rENN~CRii'r OF the acts of your legislative
bodies. and much other valuable and inter
eSting Information.
Address, GRO. v. TEIrLErr. Editor, or THF
tNrTNL ONCE Of PUBLIC PRINTER and
BINDER. Frankfort. ky.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Mr.. ROb't &. James is announced m
this issue a. IA candidate for Jailer. He
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 a stauuch
Democrat, always votes the ticket and
worked for it, but hss never asked for
Office before; is very solicitous To be
nominated and will feel thankful for
the assistance of all good Democrats,
and says if nominated and elected he
will discharge every duty faithfully.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
RICHEY'S PILLS.
THEY ARE GUARANTEED!

Princeton, Ky, Oct. 20, 1888.
II the Editor IF tie Herald:
Pie, tell y, ur readers that RICH
El'S PILLS are guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction in the treatment of
biliousness, cOstivtneSs, ht adache, tor
pld liver, chills, etc. They are purely
vegetable and nicely sugar coated, and
cost only De per box. strictly en-
join il upon druggists tn Iefuud money
in all eases when they fail To give en-
tire satisfaction. Everyone who gets "a
box, therefore, Is requested, if not thor
Ougbiy satisfied, to go back and report
and get their money back.
T. f. RICHEY.
RICHEY'S PILLTGrc soid on d-
siu0Rcc 6g Thomas Il hiD'biR, N,'Tt-
ford, heHtucky.--s Ssss - 43.f
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
1a1;;i..i:r.%'; Semi 'W..sIIg;?...
PROSPECTUS.

During the past few months the de
mand for the Post has greatly increased
in the country, ITS popularity being par
ticular,y marked Ia theiuteriOr Of Ken
tucky. Tennessee and Indiana some
difficulty has been presented, however,
because il could not reach rem, te see
tions a. soon after publication ~ was
desired, owing to the existing regula-
tions that control the movement Of
trains, while in other Sc tions il has en-
joyed advantages over the morning
papers in this respect, and we have
been enabled To furnish "a portion of our
subscribers with the latest news from
twelve tO fifteen hours ia advance of
our contemporaries. In order tn meet
the difficulty suggested we have deter
mined To issue "A SEMI-W WEEtLY edition,
which will contain carefully selected
news matter, fUH and Ucc,u0te reports
offbc markets and other features which
cannot fail to render it attractive and
almost Indispensable tO the farmers.
merchants and to the general reader of
he ii..erior. We are enabled, toe, to
furnish this interesting edition To sub
-crlhers ia any part of the country for
only
IL 20
rer annum. TIE cheapness of the
SENII-W EETLN Posi- should cause no
one tn detract from its merits. The day
for high-pricod newspapers has passed.
We have found that the cheaper the
paper the more readers II has and the
mole its columns are sought 10y adyer-
tisers.
Terms invariably in advance.
THE EVENING POST co,
Is vol 81. Louisville, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
Iserks shire Sow.

Estrayed from my premises near
Hartford, about the first of October, a
good sized Berkshire sow, almost en-
tirely black, with short tail and marked
crop and upper halt crop in each ear,
and has had or will have pigs soon.
Any information will be thankfully re-
e"ived. w. B. RENDER,
As 2tp Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
Es(rayesI-

Taken up by j. ID. Spurrier, three and
a half miles east of Whitesville, near
the Ruusey road, in Ohio county, Ky,
one cow, reddish brindle and white
pided, about four years old, marked
with crop oh each ear, and appraised
by me at twenty dollars. This, 2nd
day of December, 1885. J. MILLER, j.
T.. q. e. 40 Il II
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
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For sale by u. Wayne Griffin X Bro, drug
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ford, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Ii may not be generally known that
there il 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
and a judicious system OF advertising
Call at Anderson's Bazaar and see for
yourself
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
MARRIAGES.

DRANE-STEELE.-Mr. 7. NJ. Drane,
of kuttawa, KY, aud Miss Luda Steele
were married last Wednesday evening,
AT tie residence of Nj. G. X. Martin,
Hartford, Rev. G. J. Bean officiating
The happy couple left the EeXt day for
Kuttawa, their future home.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

We know some of our farmers wives
would like To have a fine sewing ma
chine. We will have several in our
grand Gift Distribution, and ii only
costs a subscription to the HERALD to
get "A chance AT one. Just think how
tickled your wife would Ice, and then
study a minute and ste if you don't
think you can afford To take the HER
Al
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
Estray Notice

Taken up as an estray by L. J. Rem
der, living on the waters of Louis creek,
near Rockport, in Ohio county, on the
Dist day of Noy. 1885, one red steer
aged years, marked crop off left ear,
and appraised by me at SO. Witness
my hand as police judge, this Nov. 2I, ,
1850. ToL ROBERTSON, p. J. II. AZ 4tp
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The pavemeUts were rs slippery yes
terdsy morning a. the pathway Of the
righteous, aud in the hearts of the tTav-
elers blessed was the man who sprink-
led ashes in front of his door.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The tobacco buyers report the tobacco
crop ss hardly as good as they expected,
but nevertheless il is of fair quality
sufficient to bring them a very nice in
Annaa
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

An Arkansas editor extravagantly
exclaims: You may hive all the stars
in nail keg, hang the ocean on "A rail
fence 10 dry. put the sky in IA gourd to
soak, unbuckle the belly-band Of eter-
nifty and let the sun and moon out, but
never delude yourself with the idea that
you can escape that place on the other
side of purgatory unless you pay the
nrintpr -
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

We have received an invitation to
attend a grand calico hop, at the Opera
House in Leitchfield, on the 29th inst,
Ia be given 10y the Leitchfield Social
Club. We return sincere thanks for
this courtesy and will attend if possible,
for We know il will Toe marked with
pleasure in all its appointments, as
Leitchfield dances have always enjoyed
this characteristic.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
I>frnNs.sl.

From RockPort, Ky, one dark roam,
lined back, medium sized milch cow,
about six years old, with smooth horns
and marked under slope in left ear, and
probably other marks. Any informa-
tion will be suitably rewarded. Address,
:. o. MAPLE, Rockport, Ky. ~ 2t
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

We feel confident that the people of
Ohio county will enter judgement on
the above verdict. The visiting gen-
tlemen, while much pleased with the
workings in every department of the
College, expressed themselves as par
licularly entertained by the calisthen-
les class.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The church at Buford begins meet
ing intended to he series. on the 5th
of this month in which the Pastor ex-
poets to be assisted by Rev. Ii. +. Jen-
kings, j. :. Taylor. j. 5. COLEMAN.
December. 3rd. 1885.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

There are doubtless numbers of our
lady patrons who do not feel able to buy
they are not informed as To Ia the prices
at which they can be had. We are
happy 10 refer all such persons to the
plain and easily-to-be-understocd state
ment. made 10y the proprietor of Ander
sons Bazaar in another column of this
issue of the HERALD.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The scheme to huild railroad from
Henderson To Hartford, which would
and Delaware in Dayiess county and on
by West Louisville, is being discussed
again after "A lapse of many year. -Hcn-
RerNnn I,I.nn,r
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

In another column will be found
Judge Lucius =. Little's charge to the
grand jury. The document is full of
eloquence. and a mastery document of
intelligent argument.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Some Of our fine--hot hunters ought
TO q dog hunting some day. They
could not only fill their game-wagon,
but their raid wocld he beneficial to the
community.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The corpse Of Mrs. Wimstead came
up on the train 10 Beaver Dam, Mon
day and was inferred Tuesday at the
Duke burial ground. She leaves hus-
band aud two little children.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
Hartford Water MiII. Flour and Feed

Is the place to get flour $500 to So
per barrel. All grades constantly on
hand, also meal, bran, ship-stuff, corn
and oats foT cash, which will I've deliv-
cred anywhere in town.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Tue Grand jury Was discharged last
saturday. They were clever and Sc
ciable band, and people have praised
them for their good conduct Will" ~erv-
ing, aud also for the fact that ii is said
that none Of them took IA drink during
the whole term.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Mrs A. J. Waller, of Hopkinsyille,
Is visiting the family Of Mr.. :. W. An
derson.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Many of the log-men up and down
Rough river are now busy preparing
logs ia rafts. - they will be ready
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Hoods, Nubies, turbans, ear mutfs,
and gloves, going at bargain prices at
ii. B. Taylor n Co
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

\ hoy came into Anderson's Bazaar
day OF two ago To buy hat, and de
manded size Ne. 5. This size is larger
than any hat made, and il i supposed
that lac has the biggest head of anyone
in the county.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The farmers say il is almost danger
Gus TO cut tree down now for fear il
will fall ON a candidate.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Master Lonnie Render brought a Gu
rious shaped premature egg To our Of
fee last Monday, and added it TO our
museum Of curiosities
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Candidates are frantic in their wild
chase after the phantom of popularity
aud success.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Mrs. ]. :. Mcdaniel, Of Greenville,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sallie Hardwick
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Call aud see G.. II. Martin, the best
jeweler between Louisville and Pa
ducah, when you want anything in his
line. u
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

We received one or two good com,
munications this week. which We are
sorry We are unable TO publish on ac-
count of lack of space.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
Hartford water MIL

We have just finished repairr g our
mill, and with the service of first-:lass
miller, we guarantee satisfaction in
every particular.
JOHN II. PHIPIrS & Go.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

There is a very interesting debating
society at No Creek school house, that
meets every Saturday night
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

We can say that although candidates
are numeIous. 81 far a. we have met
them they seem Ia be first-cllSs lot of
gentlemen, ia fact, specimens of the
most honorable and intelligent class of
our county ritiZenS
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Marriages are numerous this fall, and
fully up to the annual winter demand.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

SMITH.-To the wife of John J Smith,
of Fordsville. Dec. Z, a son.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

All colors of Saxony yarn and zephyrs
at III. B. Taylor n Go.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Gates all-wool blankets for S4.50 per
pair at II. h. Taylor a Go.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

For the best jeans pant in town, call
a. X. B. Taylor 4 Co.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Judge Bennett j. in town again. mix
ing with his many friends.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Subscribe for the HERALD and please
your wife and children.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Rev. j. II. James is announced as .
candidate for Jailer. He runs on tn,
Prohibition platform and submits hi,
candidacy tO the voters of the county
Ht ia" polls Ia August, 1856. MIR Jame-
Is "a moral, religious, sincere gentleman
and would discharge the duties of the
Office satisfactorily. He proposes io
canvass the county aud prevent the
evils "f strong drink, and offer prohibi-
tlnn rs the remedy. lie is "a nir talker
on the stump,and will make it mighty
interestin" for some of the boys.
We i~sue five hundred extra copies of
the HERALD this week, aud our Paper
VIII perhaps come under the oh~crva-
tion nf many who rrvcr saw il before
To those 10 whom il comes ~ stran-
ger Ne ask Ia peruse IT carefully, and
ask themselves il they would not like
to have II permanent aud frequent
visitor at their house. We are issuing "A
clear. c,ran paper. filled with the best
and latest news of all kinds, giving "A
large department to literary aud mis-
cellnneous cullingS, and taking this in
Ia consideration with the low price of
subscription, makes it necessity and
prize to every household.
Col. w. IA. Perrin aud II. u. Love
land, managers Of the delivery of the
History Of Kentucky, left yesterday.
the fYst COR Morgantown, Ky, the lat
ter Tor Paducab. MIR. Loveland is the
manager of the delivery, and Col Per
rim the author of the work. Messr.
Richard, jenkins aud NcIaren left
several days ago to finish the delivery
in adioinining counties. All these gen
tlemen have teen in our midst about
two weeks, and their gentlemanly be
haVIor and courteous manners have
won them "A high estimation in the
minds of the people. They haye con-
Quoted themselves in strictly honor
able and upright manner, and in their
actions and department showed that
they were gentlemen IN every respect.
They will he welcome anytime they
may return To Hartford.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Now that "the Ice l. hrokenr in re-
gard to dances, il j. to he hoped that
they will hr frequent aud successful,
aud that We will have several during
Christmas times that will hr marked
for their immen>vness.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

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\ cure all medicine company. ac-
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Buffalo Bill Was in town last week
distributing their boon To suffering
humanity and amusing the street
crowds with their minstrel pcrformsn-
-.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

The County Democratic Committee
met AT the courthouse last Monday, and
set saturday, April 3rd, lSSG. ~ the
day for the Democratic primary e!rc-
tion. They adopted other resolutions.
which We will publish next week.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

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The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

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The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Judge Sweeney, Of Greensboro, was
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The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

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The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

MY /. AfE Al fHnlIXtn rp A. Nst. Ntf
w REV. j. a. JAMES
"a candidate Tor Taller of ohio county. on the
Prohibition ticket. subject To- the viii of the
people expressed at the polls. Election
August, lNSi
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Manufactured by the Northwestern VI
tee to give satisfaction. We are deter
ket at this place, where farmers from
the best Fertilizer and at carload rate
Come and see Us or drop Us a postal
tention. We offer no "eheap chromo4
iSes. but We talk business. as we preI
soft talk amounts to nothing in buSil
HOOK
3Stf
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

HTE ARR AUTHORIZED To ANNoUNCE
w WARREN BARNETT
candidate for Assessor of ohio county. sub
lcci 10 the democratic primary election or
convention. Election, August, lS>o.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

H7pH2 -Assssf-ssssDfx-
NTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 Al NoUNCE
w John VI. LEAt n
"A cahdidntc for Assessor Of ohio county. sub
lcct Ia the Democratic primary election.
Election. August. lS>i.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

NTE ARR AUTHORIZED ro ANNotNtt
w EUGENE MADDOX
a candidate ior Iailrr of Ohio county. subject
Ia the democratic primary election or con-
Nentiou. Election. August. lSSt.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

uT 4 ARE Al rIEuKiZtD rs ANNoUNoE
w WILL AN LYONS,
OF haNncSNille, a. a candidate for Assessor OF
Onio county, subject Ia the democratic pri-
mary. Election August. i>Si.
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

NlTE AKE AUTHORIZED To ANNoi NsF
w ISAAC k\ON N E~rEkflEln
candidate fnr Iallcr of Ohio county. subject
IL the Democratic conN cntion az primary
election. Election August. lSSt
The Hartford herald., 1885-12-09

Nl'E Arb AUTHORIZED To- ANNoUNtE
w ROB'r. e. JAMES
candidate FOR Jailer OF ohio county. Suhlect
Ia the Democratic primary election or con
Nention. Election. August l>>s,