The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-08-27


The delicious watermelon has had
its day and now the result is upon us
chills and fever.
-Four-year-old pure WHISTLES, for
medical purposes only, at
THOMAS & KIMBLEY's.
Remember the HERALD only costs
fifty cents from now until the LIST day of
January, 1879.
Miss Sue Murrell, of Caverna, is WIS.,
iting her brother, Mr.. f.. r. Murrell, of
this place.
MIR. l.. +. Woerner, boot and shoe
maker, has had his front window nicely
lettered representing his business.
Rev. G. ]. Bean is having his
blacksmith shop nicely painted and
surmounted by very attractive sign.
-Messrs. Thomas 4 kindly have
had the show window of their drug
store handsomely lettered emblematic of
their business.
Criminal Court begins 4th Monday
in September We insert this for the
benefit of those who do not read the
Court directory in the HERALD.
-Messrs. Joplin and Bridwell, of
Elizabethtown, bought twelve mules
while in our town and county last
week. We only have 29SS to spare.
I have received and am still receiv-
ing a large and well-assorted stock of
ready-made clothing, which will be sold
very low. JAS. A. THOMAS.
The recent rains Were attended, i'm
many localities, by heavy winds which
has damaged corn very much. We
hope the damage has not been general.
A lot of household and kitchen fur
niture, cooking stove, dishes, DC, prop
erty of John p. Barrett and Jesse Potter
will be sold at public auction next Mon
day. .r,i...s .......-. ...
Persons attending County Court
and Stock Sales next Monday, wanting
their horses well fed and cared for,
would do well to take them to Fields
livery stable.
DIR. q. T.. Showers, one of the best
dentists i'm the Green River Country, is
in town where he will remain for a few
days in the practice of his profession.
He merits your patronage.
Boys, put in full time at the gate
with your sweethearts, as the time will
soon be here when you can't have this
pleasure as school days are near at hand
when loved ones must part.
In Hartford the boys don't call 'em
sweethearts-they call them compan-
INSTRUMENTATION Register.
How do you know, Bill? you Were
not present at our moon light picnic.
Rev. G. w. Dupee, of Paducah, ed.
itor of the Baptist Herald, (colored) twas
married I'm Georgetown on Thursday 49,
The colored people had a large demo
ulOn
The Following is a list Of horses
mules, cattle and hogs in Ohio county
Jan. LIST, 1879, taken from the ASSESSOR
book Horses, 1854; mules, 1866; cat
tie, 1884; hogs, Il, SOS, over six months
old. 4 q t--.As4+ B q y ~ "a
An election will be held at tn,
: court house next Saturday for the pur
pose of electing seven trustees for tn,
town of Hartford to serve for the tern
of one year.
I'm another column will be foun,
the announcement of Prof. NJ. McIn
tyres schooL The school will com
mence on The sth day Of Septembel
, Prof. Mcintyre Is too well known as
+ teacher to need any comment from III
We have Received the premium liz
, of the Henderson Fair Company G
4 their fair to be, held ON their ground
: near Mcpherson, KY, commencin
o Sept4nber, 18th, and continuing fou
}, days.zThe premiums are very libers
and "open to the world"
a The ladies of the Baptist Church re
r turn their sincere thanks to the ladie
\ of Hartford for their cooperation an
T liberal contributions, to the young Ii
dies for their assistance at the table
and to all who SO kindly attended an
h SO literally patronized them at the SUI
: per on the 22nd.
!, Like apples of gold In silver set
Are favors fifty done,
!. And the fiame.of friendship brightly burns
Is When by deedsof kindness won. ID
u -Ho for the stock sales next Monda,
q Bring in your stock, Joplin & Bro, wi
,, be here to buy mules. Several buye
will be here for horses and cattl
Wanted, 100 stock hogs; several sadd
,e horses wanted. You will find sale 4
ir any stock you may bring; will also @
,e fer lot of dry goods, shoes, notion
ir &c. Come and examine the fine bu
RI gies and wagons that will be here T
e sale, cheap. Free pens for cattle, al
'. stabling for horses and mules, coming
ID sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'cloc
At Will also offer the celebrated JAG
p Great Western, formerly owned by
p B. Mccoy, of Butler county, and all
> the celebrated Stallion, Sir Selim.
,eiaapA LLIGLEHART, 4
sI-<Ti ftil d. Auctioneer.