The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-09-03
Fun ahead.

Chew Jackson's Sweet NavyTobac-
Visiting cards neatly printed at this
shebang.
For fresh .Alderny Butter call on
Mrs. +. =. Morgan.
Picture gallery in Hartford. J. F.
Hartman Artist.
Mr.. Jessie Potter has had new tin
roof put on his house.
so visiting cards and card case for
one dollar at this office.
No dull time this Fair-theatre five
nights, during Fair week.
If you want any painting or letter
ing done Walsh can fix you up.
Novelties i'm visiting cards just re-
ceived at this Office. Calland see them.
C. w. Lanham, son of George IL.
Lanham, living near Buekhorn, died
last Friday night Of measles.
Suffering cured by Bates Applian-
ces. Send for description TO Simpson &
Co, Box ., 236, New York.
Prepare for fun-a first-class theat-
rical troupe will he here during Fair
week 10 entertain the people.
Mr. Billy Phipps is having his old
store house on Main street, torn down.
Mr.. J. F. Wager is bossing the job.
-Messrs. Y. Wayne Griffin & Bro.
have had the front of their drug store
painted. and very large and attractive
sign painted thereon.
Have your house insured, for some
thing is going TO happen nearly every
one dreams Of fire. Don't delay, for ii
may he too late.
John p. Foster, Beaver Dam, has
some Berkshire pigs p months old that
weigh IS pounds each. Can Blue Grass
beat that 4?
The Ohio County Fair will begin
September 30, 1879, instead of October
., as heretofore announced, and will
continue five days.
% If SAM *. Cox, Pres.
The HERALD corps are under obi
cations TO Messrs. u. Wayne Griffin 4
Bro. for "set up" of their favoritt
Havana Zip Top" They are delight
full.
MIR. Jas. +. Carson has contributed
TO our cabinet of wonders, an ear o.
corn with nine well-developed ears o.
smaller size Misunderstanding it an UNI
brella shape.
Tom Lee, the negro that created
such an excitement i'm the western por
ton of town last week, is at himsel
again. As the physicians have failet
to name his case, we will call it niggel
fit.
Mrs. James A. Harrison, near Sui
phur Springs sent us beet recent,
that is quite hard to beat. 1t is thu
second largest one we have seen thi
season. Trot out your big beets bu
don't send Us any dead beats"
-Corinne, little daughter of Capt
Sam. X. Cox, was taken very suddenl,
Sunday evening with spasm. Tn
fond parents watched it with hope an
fear for several hours not knowing wha
would be the result. We are glad {
announce that she is much better thi
morning.
An opening for an enterprising ma
has presented itself. We need a Cit
Hall. Mr.. Billy Phipps is demolishin
his old brick store on Main street. On
could buy this lot and the one adjoiI
ing it cheap, and erect a Hall-whic
would not only be an advantage TO tn
town, but will bring money to him
Try It,. Nothing risked nothing mad
Our sanctum was made bright We.
terday morning by the smiling count'
nance of Mr.. Thos. Duke, with pin
of good old sorghum in his hand. Sal
sorghum was sent us by Mr.. Henri
Midkiff, and was made on Mr.. Sylve
ter Lunn's new evaporater. This syru
is said to be Of the Golden Drip qualit,
and is as good as We ever tasted.
Taken up as an estray, by ].
May, living near New Bethel churc
on the left or south of the Hammond
ferry road, in Ohio county, KY, on
dark bay horse, some IA hands higl
He is four years old, with a star in h
forehead and white stripe under the 70,
lock of the left hind foot. Appraise
by the undersigned, at SIS, this, Aug.
1879. A. b. BENNETT, ]. p. &C.
33-4
Il take this method of informing IL
taxpayers of Ohio county that the
taxes are now due, and have been sin,
the first of June. Those owing the
taxes are herein notified to come 70
ward and pay the same. Persons OWN
back taxes, if not paid immediatel,
will have their property levied on an
sold. One of my deputies will be I
each of the Magistrates courts in Sc
tember, where persons can have an o.
portunity to pay their taxes.
c. w. PHILLIPS,
33-tf Sheriff of Ohio County.