The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-06-04
The Goshen people have measles.

Go to Wright's Hotel for gooC
meals, fine cigars and good WHISTLES.
Remember, this is the OEly office il
Hartford doing first-class Job Printing
Safe for sale at bargain. Call on
JOHN p. BARRETT.
Just received-A large line of boot,
and shoes, cheap, at
l.. ROSENBERG & Bros.
That ring-cutting business at the
wedding, last Wednesday, was ''put-
up job"
Just received-A large lot of lawns
which We will sell at 6 cents per yard.
l.. ROSENBERG & Bro.
Go to the Methodist church to-
night, and hear Rev. +. ID. Elliott
preach.
Just received-A large line of cloth
ing inwhich we will give great bargains.
l.. ROSENBERG & Bro.
Our amateur climbs of the law"
are making frantic rush ON the Magis-
trates' Courts.
Go To Thomas Brothers for now
ing scythes, snaths and scythes-stores.
They sell them low for cash.
-Scythes and Cradles and Scythes
and Snaths, at II. p. Rowes, cheaper
than ever.
When you come 10 town leave your
horse with Haden 4 Field, and rest as
sured il will be attended TO.
Just received-A large line of dry
goods of all kinds, which We will sell
cheaper than ever.
l.. ROSENBERG 4 Bro.
We have on exhibition fair sample
of the Hartford half-sheet's todrTdnted
Job Printing. Call and see il.
If you want to drive dull care
away, 20 TO the Courthouse Thursday
night and see StuttZ' Fashion Company
Now is the time to buy Jewelry
and Silverware, and Willie Eidson's is
the place to buy. Repairing of all kinds
done and warranted.
r.. p. Rowe has just received large
and well selected stock of furniture.
The ladies are especially invited to call
and examine il.
Laugh and grow fat. This can be
done by going to hear Stuttz' Fashion
Company, at Courthouse Thursday
night.
The statement Of the Neins, that
the HERALD Local tried TO convince a
colored man that the HERALD was a
better Republican paper than the Netcs,
is about as near the truth as that paper
ever gets.
Williams Brother are now prepared
to take orders for Buckeye Mowers and
Reapers, Also Sweepstakes and Ault-
man & Taylor Threshers-the best ma
chimes i'm the market.
Between Hartford and Crom-
well-last Sunday, a large red wooden
shawl with blue stripes. Any one de-
livering the same to me, at Hartford,
will be paid for their trouble.
REBECCA COLLINS, color.
Mr.. Jas. Johnston, living i'm the Vi
cinity of Sulphur Springs, has sent us
several heads of his wheat which are
very large and fine. We did not learn
the name of il.
The Hartford String Band, under
the LEADERSHIP of Prof. ]. Ed Nall, gave
US delightful serenade one night last
week, for which, we thank them hearth
ly. They make excellent music.
Samuel and Carrie
Concluded 10 marry
And live together through life.
All who know them, agree
A good husband he'll be,
And she an excellent wife.
Mr.. Joseph Wallace, living in the
vicinity of Beda, presented to US a sam
Pile Of his wheat crop. The heads are
very large and well filed. 1t is of the
English Rock quality.
j. g. Stuttz' Fashion Company will
opcn at the Courthouse, ON tomorrow
night, Thursday in Rip Van Wrinkle.
The evenings entertainment will con-
clude with laughable farce. Turn
out, everybody.
The Methodist District Conference,
colored, which was in session several
days, last week, closed with services al
the Court house, by Rev. Mr.. Ward,
Sunday and Sunday night. A large
number of ministers and people were in
attendance, including quite number OF
whites.
Note the change in the advertise.
ment of John II. & William Phipps
They went to the front at the very
start i'm their line. They have proven
themselves to be live wide-awake
prospective young men, and deserve
well at the hands of the public.
The card of Mr.. ]. Edwin Rowe
attorney at law, appears in this issue
He is a young man of fine education