The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-11-19
No room this week for personals.

No room this week for personals.
Chew Jackson's Sweet Navy Tohac-
co.
Go To Thomas Brothers and get
your hominy.
Read the new advertisement of ID.
+. Tracy, this week.
Wanted 10 sell one horse spring
wagon. Call ON j. + Wager.
BE ON the safe side and insure your
property with Barrett & Bro.
1t just costs So. piece, for young
men to try their manhood in town.
w. ii. Edison will repair your jew
elry, watches and clocks. Come on.
Wool over and under shirts for men
at HARDwICK x Nails.
Rev. q. J. Bean preached Sunday
night at the Methodist church, 10 an
attentive congregation.
This old town Is on big boom. We
are TO have regular Express Office De-
cember LIST 1879.
Ladies' cuffs and collars put up i'm
nice cases suitable 10 keep them i'm, at
HARDwICK * Nails.
-BoRN-to the wife of Marion Mad
dox, near McHenry, KY, Nov. 18th a
boy, weight II pounds. DIR. J. J. Mitch
ell officiated.
Barrett x Bro. issue their own poll
cies Of fire insurance, which makes it
better for the assured and saves delay.
Insure with them.
George w. Board and Miss Luella
f. Lanham Were married ON Sunday
last. We hope Miss Luella may find
her new Boarding. house agreeable.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. S. Moseley gave a
dining TO the young lady friends and
acquaintance of their daughter, Miss
Maggie, one day last week, which was
highly enjoyed by those participating.
Notwithstanding goods are advan-
cling we saw to-day some of the cheap
est ticking and table linen We ever saw
i'm our lives. They were among the
bargains at Anderson,s Bazaar.
Ladies, attention, Hardwick & Nall
have lot of new and beautiful hosiery,
notions, fascinators, nubias, comforts,
scars and full line of ladies' goods.
Call and see them.
We asked man the other day TO
have his house insured against loss 10y
fire. He said he could not afford il
yet that man spends enough money in
various foolish ways every month t.
pay his insurance.
Great reduction i'm price of toll fol
grinding. We grind wheat from thi.
date, at one-tenth toll. We sell meal
at the Hartford Water Mills, at 40 cent,
per bushel. Come and see us.
Mr.. f. w. Pirtle has his corn lant
all broken up for the crop in 1850. III,
turned under large crop of weeds ant
vegetation and says that he does no
break i'm the Spring but harrows AM
plants. He has tried this before anC
succeeded well. He turns the weed
under very deep.
Mr.. John w. Moseley is a MAJ
after our notion. He called Monda,
and not only paid up his subscription
due Int maid for a wear In advance am
also subscribed and paid for his brother
in-law, VIII. Barrett, Of Washington
Louisiana. Reader, come thou am
do likewise.
An infant child of Henry, Tinsley
of Ceralvo, died last Saturday morning
Of diptheria. He has little daughte
about six years old, who has been al
fiicted with something of the kind 70
a long time, and, can scarcely speak
even in whisper. He also lost anoth
er child not long since, of a similar i'll
ness.
Rev. ]. s. Mcdaniel, of the M. (
church, preached bis first sermon a
this place, ON last Sunday morning, to
large and appreciative audience. HI
viii hereafter preach ON the 4th Sunda.
hight instead of the Sd Sunday night
at this place, and Revs. G. J. Bean an
r. ID. Bennett, viii occupy the Sd Sun
day night alternately.