The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-09-24

Pure drinks at Foster 4 Hills Res
taurant.
A big loto ladies' hats just received
at Anderson's Bazaar.
Fresh oysters Mt
FOSTER d HILLS.
The matrimonial market which has
just set in, bids to be good one.
The finest ladies' shoes ever brought
to Hartford, at Anderson's Bazaar.
The wedding cards have been or
dered-the day set is October LIST.
One hundred and fifty persons dined
at Foster 4 Hills Restaurant Monday.
Henry Field has caught the lamp
mania. He has had one planted i'm
front of his livery stable. Next.
Fresh meats, bacon and provisions
of all kinds kept constantly on hand, at
w. II. WILLIAMS 4 Sons.
-WANTED-to buy beef and sheep
hides for which will pay the market
price. G. F. SCHAPMEIR-
w. III. Williams 4 Son have just
received a new stock of fresh groceries
which they will sell as low as the low
est.
The docket for the Criminal Court
which is now i'm session, is pretty full
one, and probably the whole time will
be occupied.
Friend Henri" of Beaver Dam,
comes to the front again this week with
a newsy letter. He has moved into his
nice new house and feels animated.
Boots and shoes made to order i'm
the latest and neatest styles at prices to
suit the times. Also have several pairs
of boots and shoes on hand for sale at
low figures. c. +. SCHAPMIER.
If you buy your goods of I. p. Bar
nard, Beaver Dam, he will take your
country produce of all kinds in exchange
and allow you the highest market price
for it. Try him and see.
The work on the new school house
has begun i'm earnest. The brick-work,
under Rule, Randolph; 4 Co., will be
completed i'm a few weeks. The wood
work, under the superintendency of
Capt. VIM. Dix, is progressing finely.
Special trains will be run during the
Owensboro fair from Owensboro juno
ton to Owensboro. Commencing
Wednesday, October Sth, at half-fare
rates from all stations along the route.
The train will leave the Junction at I
o'clock A. NJ. and leave Owensboro at 5
Pm.
Why go unclad when you can get
such good goods for so little money at
i. p. Barnard's cash store, Beaver Dam?
He has all sorts and sizes of mems and
boys clothing, hats, caps, boots and
shoes, overcoats, &c. Do not buy else
where until you examine his stock and
prices.
Judge ]. A. Murray and Major Joe
Haycroft must be the most popular men
i'm all this country. Whenever it is
given out that they are to be here a
short spell hundreds ofour citizens come
to town to see them. 1t is true, some OF
them are invited, but many come with
out an invitation.
Mr.. H. Laymon, of Caneyville, had
his store entered last Sunday night by
thieves, who bundled up quite lot of
goods, but were scared away and left all
the goods. They were new hands at
the business We guess, and We're quite
timid. They left the key by which they
entered the store.
We call especial attention to the
advertisement of Hart 4 Co., wholesale
hardware merchants of Louisvilles Ky
The advertisement will be seen on oul
LIST page. They are reliable energetic
honest upright firm. We have had
dealings with Mr.. Hart when the firm
was Netherland & Hart, also since tn,
firm has been doing business under it,
present name and have no hesitancy in
personally recommending the firm.
GRANTS return from Europe, land
ing on the shores of California last Sat
urday, never created half the excite
ment that the immense stock of good,
now being received by 1. p. Barnard il
creating at Beaver Dam and the sur
rounding county. His goods are com
ing in by the car load, and are of tn,
latest styles, best materials, and esolt
as low as the lowest for cash or country
produce at as high price as it sells TO
in the markets. Go to see him.