The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-03-26
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-Platt's is the place to buy you.
Rroceries.
The treasury Of our town is al
most mate.
Get your job work done at the
Herald Oaicc.
Wanted. all sorts Of country pro
duce. at Il. p RowE's
w Il Williams & Son keep all
kinds Of poultry, constantly on hand.
When YOU 90 to Louisville, try
Alexander Ho,cl and YOU will not
regre; it,
Received at Il. T. Rowe's a hogs
head of nice New Orleans Sugar for
sale as low as the lowest.
Don't YOU forget it now, Geo. 4.
Plat keeps the bet assortment Of
groceries Of all kinds in this town.
Don't drink tanglc-foo,-rilc wills
ky, but 20 TO Geo. 4. Pau's and get
the pure unadulteratcd good old COM
mon.
Mr.. II Austin, Of Shultz neighbor-
hood, is quite sick with pneumonia.
but hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
Judge Murray and Maj. Hhycraft
were on hand in due time. aud are
rnnning the Criminal Court with their
usual ability.
-Jc-se Moscley desires to inform
hiz tiiepd- that he has returned. ard
for Tie present, Is engaged in the bar
ber shop Of Jesse Robertson.
Tho young ladies of town viii
give calico hop tonight in the hall.
over Lewis store house. All those
invited are expected to attend
Read the advertisement of W. d.
Coleman, Of pure Thoroughbred
Buck Lambs for sale, and then 60
and buy one and improve your stock.
Elijah Smith. litilo son Of w.
u. Smith. Of BarileiI's precinct, fell
al ra!t Of saa logs in Slower creek (
on Monday last, and was drowned.
-Mr J. f. Rice, proprietor Of the
mail route. between Oweasbo.o and
cur town. is working the trade-both
mail aud produce--up TO high point I.
Mr.. Rice hil. thst position better than
ii has been Tor many wears past.
Spring time is coming gentle
Aanie, aud ID. F. Tracy is coming TO
Tie front ard announcing his willing
RES and ability TO do any kind #.
good work for our agricultural citizens.
Call GA hin: vhen YOU need anything.
We call the attention of any or
all those wishing to purchase good
farm, in good fix every way, in good
moral religious noi :hborhood, 10 the
advertisement OF Tolbcrt Robertson.
Call or or address him at Rockport.
Our memory Of the past was sud
denly recalled, as. on last Friday
morning. we noticed IN old colored
gent wearing shoes with wooden soles.
And TO speak plain. the soles were
composed Of pieces of pair of old
skates
jus; received, at ESmall's Trade
Palace, diroc, from New York, very
handsome and very large assortment
of abe fastest yles Of embroidery of
all kinds suitable for the season, also
guipure, cuffs. collars and ties. The
ladies are invited to call.
Mr.. Porter Brizcndine, who lived
in the Shul;z neighborhoQd, this
county, died at his home en- the l4th,
instant, with pneumonia. Mr.. Briz-
endine came originally from Tennessee,
and has no relatives know of in this
part of the world.
If you want business attended to
promptly and correctly, try Haden Il
Field. We gave them an order at
10 o'clock at night, for lot of paper
at Beaver Dam, aud the next morning
at breakfast, the paper was here.
They are young. quick, active, accom-
modating. and deserve success.
The Alexander House still leads
all the o:her hotels in Louisville, in
the point of misunderstanding daily a
larger list of arrivals than any hotel
in the city. Why is this? Because
he treats his guests better, gives them
better rooms, more accommodations
for les. money and those who try him
once continue TO stop with him.
As Will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere, Mr.. Thomas Stevens ha'
bought the two stores of Oscar Stevens
and ME-. Hines, in Beaver Dam, anC
will RIM a family orrocorv at Hines