The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-09-17
-Trefouse kid gloves at

Fine coal oil, l70o fire test, kept at
THOMAS 4 KIMBLEY's.
Next Monday-Cloaksa and dolmans
at Anderson's Bazaar.
Thomas d Kimbley have the best
p cents cigars in town.
-Anderson's Bazaar is overlooking
with novelties this week.
For pure WHISTLES, wines and BRAN
dies go to THOMAS d KIMBLEY's.
Shoes shoes, shoesI at
ANDERsoN's Bazaar.
bargains in lace curtains at Ander-
sons Bazaar.
Clocks and dolmans at Anderson's
Bazaar next Monday.
For good cigar go to Thomas &
Kimbley's where you can get the "Gov-
ernor Blackburn"
The latest style dress trimming is
Pekin. You can get it at Anderson's
Bazaar.
If you want 3-year-old whisky,
strictly pure, for medical purposes only,
go to THOMAS & KIMBLEY's.
Girls and boys late style suits ready
made, for about the cost of the material,
at Anderson's Bazaar.
Clocks, watches and jewellery for
sale at reasonable prices, and repairing
done on short notice 10y
w. II. WEINsHEIMER.
Persons attending Criminal Court
wanting good meals at cheap rates would
do well TO give the ST. Nicholas Res
taurant call. LOUIS GUINTHER,
Proprietor.
Rev. T. j. Randolph will preach at
Concord church next Sunday evening at
Slo'clock. This will be Bro. Randolph's
last sermon at that place for this con-
ference year.
Our types last week made us say
that Mrs. Miller had left for Louisville
| TO purchase a stock of millinery goods.
1t should have been Mrs. Briggs. We
regret the error.
king has the best feed stable in
town. Plenty of old corn, good hay and
shelled oats on hand to feed your horse
with at a fair price. Go there and have
your horse fed and well cleaned and you
will not regret having tried the new
stable. lGert(
-MARRIED-In Fordsville, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. John
II. Jones, September the 9th, 1879, by
Rev. Chas. B. Phillips, Mr.. Thos. j.
Wedding and Miss Mamie Jones. The
young couple have our best wishes for
their future happiness as hand in hand
adown the stream of life they glide.
-Alexander's Hotel, Louisville, KY,
had 12s arrivals on the 10th inst. We
guess this is the largest arrival ever re-
ceived at any one hotel i'm Louisville in
single day. This house is furnished in
excellent style from cellar to garnet and
has all the good edibles to be found in
the market served up in a manner tc
suit the tastes of its guests, and hence
its great popularity. No hotel i'm the
city is getting such run of custom as
the Alexander.
-Onatripthrough theupperparto of thin
county last week We had an opportunity
TO estimate the damage done by the re.
cent rain and hail storm. The hal
storm extended over a space of about
ten miles wide and probably hundred
i'm length. The tobacco in that space i.
almost totally ruined. In many places
the leaves are broken off the stalk anC
driven in the ground. The corn is also
blown down and left in a mangled con
dition. 1t is said that hail fell as large
as hens eggs.
We were shown through the under
takers establishment of Daniel +. Tracy
a few days ago, and were surprised t.
find such variety of cases, casks, cof
fins, trimmings, &c. One case attracted
our attention very much, the "Queen,
which is something new. He is ais,
agent for Poole & Co.'S. Marble yard
Louisville, and has just filled an ordel
for Rev. r.. ID. Bennett, which is no
only very neat, but at very low figures
Mr.. Tracy deserves the patronage of thu
people for having built up such splen
did establishment. He also does WOO
work and keeps spring wagons ant
buggies for sale. Give him your pat
ronage. fff @ d