The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-30

Standing before the Hartford House,
talking 10 that excellent landlord, W. 7.
King, who informed us of what we knew
before, that the Hartford lIouse was the
hes; thing west, and that Pat Murphy
had charge of the stable connected with
the house, and that
/ Virgil F. Addnston's Merchant Tai
loring and dry goods establishment was
the first door above the Hotel We
stopped long enough to admire his stock,
and then stepped into
w. L. Rowe's grocery house, who we
found with iull line OF fancy and staple
goods, which he proposes selling on very
reasonable terms. at least that was our
impression as we lett, only to turn in the
next door where We found
f. T. Williams, aud that good looking
/ brother Of hi-, Jerry, who were busy
, among their customers. They carry a
large and varied stock Of groceries and
so does
/ J. W. Ford carry large stock, but his
/ is n tremendous stock ordruGs, medicines,
and fancy articles, and that prince Of
CLERKS, Robert HardNick, can put mp a
prescription in that rapid manner which
hardly gives disease time 10 take hold be-
fore i, il repulsed, which no donht ac-
counts for the healthy appearance OF
( +. Z. Kimbley, who keeps model
iaIa,ly grocery, IN Sorrcls' cd stand,
where can he found everything imagina.
bic, needed 10y housekcepers. except
Dry goods and clothing, which L.
Rosenberg 4 Bro. carry. in the next
house, Oh the corner, 10 an extent which
Is truly astonishing. Suits from the
lowest TO 1he highest grades, and At
p,ic,s to correspond; blt "a we were
only on an exploring expedition, we went
into the Cave" ON the corner above.
where We found Louis Guenther, who
keeps an eating house on the European
plan. and where Non can get a square
meal for very little money, and on the
same corner
James Thomas dry goods house is
situated, and George Plat in the most
aliable manner mannipulates the yard
stick in scientific style and gives saticac- |
ton; but he has a go-ahead neighhor,
next door. in the
Grocery business-Da A. Goodman, 1
with Willie Houston as clerk, who DO a |
fine business in their line Mr.. Good 4
man is successor 10 W. C. Morton. and /
Hariwick & Nall, dry goods and staple ,
crocers. have 4 heavy line Of goods, aul .
from all appearances are doing good
business, aud are kept almost as busy as
Willie Phipps. who is acting as dupu-
ty Post Master during the iniispOsition
OF Judge C. J. Lawton. We wanted a
letter, and so stepped into
Henry weinsheimers to see il it was
time for the Oak Forest mail TO arrive by
his chronometer. Mr.. w. repairs and
makes jewslry in the most workmanship
manner Aud YOU can buy watch or
clock cheap from him. which is better
than RUNNING the risk of getting one
otherwise, and making the acquaintance,
ia cuisines" manner. with our
Energetic toEa Marshal. Charles Grit
fin. who invariably feels himself com
PEELED TO comply with the rules of etiquet
aud introduce asSuain.ssces in like man
ner to men of inaueaee-smong HON is
+. =. Morgan, the police judge, is an
excellent discrimination Of character, aud
who4e iibe-aliig 10 his acquaintance ia
only cgualled 10y the hospitality of
i. l.. Wise. who keeps the "IIoter so
literally supplied by the munifcence of
the coaniys Mr.. Wise is AN excellent
host, ard his guests never leave him
while ihey have business TO transact with
the Commonwealth to keep them in
toEn, But il doesn't matter where peo>
pie board. they will not leave town before
calling On
f Small,si the "Trade Palace" where
L4rkin Griffin, one Of the finest sales>
men in the Green river country, takes n
special pleasure in showing the Immense
stock Of goods on haSds, and he will al
so recommend
Klein Il Bros. large stock of Tin,
Stoves and Queensvare to be the finest
outside OF Louisville
We then crossed over TO the store of
W. C. ChaPmaS, who keeps a good stock
and does fair share Of business, and
thea passed dSwa TO
Daa Tracy's shop. Dan makes
wagons, plows and wood work generally,
and is alec an undertaken, though he
never undertakes anything heis not COM
peient to accomplish.
VIM. Mauzy is also in the wood work.
ing line. and builds anything which runs
with or without wheels, and his vehicles
run lighter when geared with
The harness manufactured 10y Thos.
Duke, who keeps fine assortment Of
saddles and collars: but as we are wear
led with our tour Of inspection, we will
just stop in at
Sam Larkins' and get a frst-elass
shave. Sam is lightning in his business,
and moderate in his charges.
Nc bad almost forgotten friend Schap-
meir. but those who wear a pair Of his
evening.
Mr.. NJ A. Edmonson. Of Rosine, seems
TO he very fortunate man in more than
one sense Of the word-he is fortunately a |
joviai Iieasant aud sensible gentleman,
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