The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-07-23
Archery at Andcrson's Iazar,

tleN JaChSol sweet Navy loirlc-
60.
Lace Buntings at less than former
prices at Anderson's Bazaar.
Born. the wife of John NJ.
Klein July IL, 1879, a son, John I.awton.
Just think of it-I.adies' listers
for only SIS at Anderson's BazaE
Golden bee hives made To order, at
ID. 4. TRACY's.
Buy YOUR Jeans before the advance.
Anderson's Razarh has an immense stock.
Any kind of repairing in wood work
done cheap, at ID. L. TRACy's.
Suffering cured by Bates Applian-
ces. Send for description to Simpson Il
Co, Box 2,256, New York.
All kinds of painting done neatly,
quickly and cheaply 10y
ID. +. TRACY.
Don't fail to attend Jim Daniel
barbecue at Beaver Dam on the Slst
Of July.
Beaver Dam is the place and
Thursday, July Slst is the time DAN
iel's barbecue, YOU know.
If your molars are not all right
Armendt at the Hartford House can
fix them for you next week.
DO not fail to call on DR. W.
d. Armendt at the Hartford House
next week and have your teeth cleaned
up.
Prof w. II. Hayward, will speak at
the barbecue at Barrett's Ferry, Satur-
day, August End, 1879, by special invi-
tation of the managers. 27-tf
The local i'm our supplement in ref
erence 10 Capt. Sam. +. Hills speaking
at Paradise should have been creditedto
the Muhlenberg Echo.
Our readers, and especially the
teachers of the county, will he glad To
hear that Judge w. l.. Hawkins has
revived his Educational column, begin
ming with next issue.
The Ohio County Fair Company
has changed the time of holding their
Fair, from the eth of October TO the
3oth Of September.
Any one wishing to buy buggy
,,,,,ll 4 ,,-.,ll "a. N ~, 4 II
and examine cuts and prices before
purchasing elsewhere,
ID. f.. TRACY.
We have such a large amount of
matter this week that we were COM
PEELED TO issue a supplement or leave out
much valuable matter and advertise
meuts.
All persons indebted TO the firm of
Bean 4 Naught are hereby notified to
come toward and settle Immediately, or
their notes and accounts will be placed
i'm the hands of an officer.
q. J. bean.
The Ohio County Fair will begin
September 80, 1879, instead of October
4, as heretofore announced, and will
continue five days.
29tf SAM X. Cox, Pres.
The hotel at Rosine has a new
boarder. Ii arrived last Sunday night
on train on which DR. y. j. Rains
was conductor. The passengers fare
was paid, andvannort is happy. r
We learn from a reliable farmer
that the wheat buyers about Livermore
are as thick a. grasshoppers in Kansas.
They have been giving from 80 to SO
cents per. bushel.
We must apologize for lack of news
i'm local column this week i'm consequence
of our reporter meeting with very
serious accident on his way to dinner
yesterday-he was crushed almost to a
jelly by the crowd that was rushing to
Anderson's Bazaar.
Those splendid side lace shoes that
wear like iron, and worth S225 that
Anderson's Bazaar sells at Sl.s5 will soon
be gone, and then you'll want a pail
when 1t will be too late The manufacture
has refused to furnish any more al
theold price.
Go to Cromwell and have YOU
picture taken. j. L. Hardman will be-
there July 30th and remain IL DAYS
Having had ten years experience in tn,
business, he insures good pictures OF
asks no pay. 292t.
-Remus Carter, Of Beaver Dam, got
grain of wheat out ola sack of coffee.
He planted ii and this year got SO well
filed heads from the one grain. Ii is a
fine, large grained wheat, the variety
is unknown.
Married at Reedyvilie, Butler coun-
ty, KY, July srd 1879 by Elder J. w.
Keown, Mr.. Thomas Colt to Mis-
Belle Whalin. The bride is daughter
of VIM. Whalin, of ReedyviIle Mis-
Tippy Gott and Mr.. w. NJ. Dryer were
attendants.
An impure breath is very unpleas-
ant, and is caused by decayed teeth, old
snags of teeth and tartar on the teeth.
Call ON DIR. w. b. Armendt, at the
Hartford House, next week, and have
your teeth thoroughly cleaned.
The school fund so long delayed has
come, i'm part, at last and will be paid
out the early part of next week. The
February and March draft have been
a n