The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-11-19
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New crop of New Orleans molasses
for sale by THOMAS Bros.
Hens, he lively, w. III. Williams x
Son want 500 dozen eggs ut once.
w. III. Williams & Son have just
received new barrel of crab-apple
cider.
The first locomotive journey made
ON the Honesdale and Carbondale rail-
way, Penn, was in 1898.
"A farmer near Caneyville, Grayson
county, lost 1000 pounds ofpork during
the recent warm weather.
Wanted butter and all other kinds
of country produce.
w. III. WILLIAMS " Son.
John B. Ward, of No Creek, has
been quite sick for Il couple of weeks
but is now improving.
Fresh oysters constantly on hand
and served To order at any hour, by
w. III. WILLIAMS * Son.
Some of our young men are trying
to turn Albino, as we noticed one of
them wearing Pink eye Sunday morn
ing.
w. III. Williams & Son are just in
receipt of a new stock of choice gro
ceries. Call and get what you de
sire.
IT'S passing strange, but strange It's
true, that Dan. +. Tracy is prepared to
do first-class smithing i'm his new shop.
Call on him. 46-tf
Louis Breckle il prepared to do any
kind Of making and repairing in the
shoe line, at reasonable rates, and is de-
sirous of patronage.
We advise farmers to look well to
their interests, and call for all kinds of
smith work rs well as woodwork, at the
new shop of Dan. +. Tracy. 46-tf.
L. +. Woerner is still alive and
wide awake, ready to serve his custom
ers with the very best ready-made
shoes and boots, or ready to make them
! to order.
The venerable Doctor LOvick Pierce,
famous in the South, as leading divine
of the NJ. +. Church, South, died at his
home i'm Sparta, Georgia, few days
ago.
The shower of meteors, for which
so many of our town people were
gazing, did not come, but Dan. +. Ira.
cy's blacksmith shop is here. The
sparks emitted from his anvilsare beau
tiful to behold. Farmers, call and Sc,
them. 46-tf.
We were shown buggy at Tracy,
shop yesterday morning, painted 10y
Prof. Edgerton, which for neatness anC
durability, surpasses anything we hav,
ever seen done in Hartford. His worl
is equal to that of city work. Give hin
your painting.
We have, in our Office, photo
graph of two growing plants of tobacco
one without the Use of a fertilizer an,
the other was aided by spoonful of tn
Homestead tobacco grower. If any o
our patrons wish to he convinced of tn
success of this fertilizer they need onl.
to look at the difference i'm these tw,
plants. Come and see them.
More improvements going on. w
II. King began yesterday to build al
addition to his livery stable on the ad
joining lot. The addition will be 30 b,
"a feet and will thus give him room 70
the big business he has built up. S,
soon as this is done he will have 81,
more new buggies completed and thel
the boys can get a rig to carry thei
sweethearts out riding.
The business of this town is extend
ing far and wide. We saw "A packag
of goods, sent by express, from Ander
sons Bazaar last week to fill an orde
from Manchester, Texas. The HERALl
has circulation scattered promiscuous
ly all over Texas and the person order
ing the goods saw the advertisement o
Anderson's Bazaar. Here is another ev
idence of the benefit of good bushes
man advertising in a good paper.
Mr.. +. S. Edgerton respectfully in
forms the citizens of Hartford and vi
entity, that he intends to remain a
this place and carry on the paintin!
business i'm all its branches, house, sign
and carriage work, graining,paper hang
ing, &C., done i'm the latest style. AL
work guaranteed to give satisfaction
All favors i'm his line will be thankful
ly received, and promptly attended to
42-tf. +. 5. EDGERTON.