The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-07

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of making the most perfect brush fence
ever yet invented. A mole cannot
get over it, through it, nor even under
il.
Mr.. James O'Connor has moved
his shoe shop to the office next door to
w. Ill. EidSon's Jewelry store, where
he is as well if not better, than ever,
prepared TO serve his friends and
customers.
IF your wife and daughter can't
visit the Bazaar when YOU come to court
next week and will not risk your Sc
lection, let them send to the Bazaar for
samples rs we take pleasure in dis
tributing specimens of our goods
through the country.
"A Large number of the citizens
of town were prevented from attending
church at Beaver Dam, Sunday, to
hear Rev. J. S. Coleman deliver his
quarter Centennial sermon, on account
of rain.
F. NJ. Heaven was brought
before Judge Newton, on last Friday,
upon the charge of assaulting George
Peach with a nickery stick. The jury
concluded that he had beat $40 worth
out of him, and consequently assessed
his fine at that amount.
The Echo gives an account of the
marriage of Joe Z Haden, of Paradise
and Miss Sue Arnold, Of Greenville.
April 20. Mr.. Haden is one of the
leading young men of Muhlcnberg
and Miss Arnold is the favoriie of all
who know her.
Remember well and bear in
mind. a trusty Livery Stable Is hard
TO frd. Haden & Field keep
that sort. Your horse entrusted to
them will receive better care, better
feed, better attention, than he would
At your own hands.
Geo. a. Platt's is the place to
buy your groceries. He keeps a first
lass assortment of all kinds of gro
,eries, and sells them at low figures. |
He is polite, attentive and accommo-
iating to customers. When you come
% court next week, do not fail to call
md see him.
VIM. White, Secretary of the
Grand Lodge of |. o. O. F., organ
zed Beacon Lodge, No. 273, at Me-
Henry, last Monday night. The of
icers elected, ars as follows: Levi
'lillard, n. g.; W. G. Duncan. V.
J.. DR.. V. NJ. Taylor, Sec. Robt
duncan, Treas.
There were three persons sentenced
o the penitentiary from the Mullen
'erg Circuit Court, to wiz: Bob DuvaII
f color, charged with snatching a 500
Ill from E.O. Pace, at the Greenville
air last fall, Hessa TAYLOR, 70 horse
lealing, and VIM. Davis for house
Many of our young Americas
bout town, viii be glad to hear of
lr. Frank Anderson. We have re-
eived a letter from him, giving his
'caiiun as Elkvil,e, Jackson county,
illinois. He is working ON farm.
lie reports the wheat crop AS very fine,
ut says the farmers are fearfully be-
ind with their spring work.
Mr.. w. ID. Coleman furnished
: some very fine specimens OF wool,
londay. from his cotswold sheep.
he specimens from the buck bein. Is
lches, and from the eve 10 inches
ing. His whole flock of 10 yielded
i'm an average of l2t pounds of
'ool per head. The smallest fleece
eighei eight pounds. and the heaviest
eighed l5I.
jesse Robertson desires to inform
he people of this vicinity that he has
'me 10 stay, and is prepared to do
ny and all kinds of work in the Ton
rial line. His Barber Shop is as
ice and clean as palace or parlor,
nd it Is a real luxury TO go into such
place to get shaved or have your hair
immed. Patronize Jesse, for he de
rye it.
Hidden & Field are "duly and
uly prepared" 10 take care of all the
Jrses that come to town next week.
hey have feed in abundance, and
lving no other irons in the fire, they
i'll give their own personal attention
stock left at their stable, which will
lus be apter to receive proper atten-
on, than if left solely 10 the care of
Ired help.
The Committee appointed to let /
re rebuilding of the amphitheatre
our Fai- Grounds. received several
ids on last Thursday. There were
'veral contestants, Dan Hey bach, of
NJ p. Mcdowell. J.LFelix
nd VIM. III. Mauzy. The board :
let the same evening and rejected all :
ne bids concluding that the bids
ere too high. The Company will {
robably do the work themselves. /
The following is not by the author |
The Dove" but by our "village
Def" who never wrotit anything about q
ie sweet by-and-by: I
The barefoot days have come again,
The happiest Of the year;
When average small-boy stubs his toe,
And boo>hoos with many tear
: Meade County Record '
The melancholy days have come,
The sadiest of the year;
OF scrubbing floors, painting hearths,
And securing far and near.
We call the attention of our
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