The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-01-08
Mr.. C. r. Carson. of Ohio Coun-

~. and Miss Jennie Smith, Of LOUIS
vile, were married at the residence Of
L. L. Kessler, in Louisville, on We'd
nesday, December 18th. 1878. The
newly welded pair came to this county
the next day, where they will reside.
We have no doubt but Exit" as he is
familiarity called, appreciated hi
Christmas gift.
The farmers home Journal is q
live weekly agricultural paper pub
lished ut Louisville. Ky. Every pro
gressiye farmer should take it for the
next year The subscription price OF
the Farmers Home Journal is 81. on
per wear. but by an arrangement be-
tween the publishers, it will be sent
with the HARTFORD HERALD one wear
Tor So 30 "a If
VIM. Campbell, of Mciienry,
came here Christmas eve hunting old
Santa. The sequal shows that he
found him and got more than he could
well carry. and Was detained on the
road home. lie struggled into ID. A.
Miller's about daylight next morning
almost frozen to death. by proper at
tention he has recovered; but his feet
are in bad condition yet and he will
probably lose some OF his toes.
We learn from friend and sub
scriber at Caneyville, that the trial of
| Craig, for the Murder of Overton. be-
gan at LiichGeld ON the 3rd inst,
the Commonwealth closing her testi-
mony ON Saturday evening last. The
defense is denial of the killing. lie
is represented by w. l. Haynes, w.
l.. Conklin and T. II. McBeaIh. We
will give our readers the result so soon
As ascer.ained.
Call and see Tom Moore, at the
corner hotel, known as the Crow
House, where you will find the best of
wines, liquors. cigars, &c. Having
assumed the control of this well-known
hotel, ask my friends to call and sec
me; ] will cndeavor at all times to
accommodate anyone who may give me
call, and guarantee satisfaction.
Respectfully,
J. T. MOORE.
The present cold snap is the Sc
yercst weather ever known TO our old
est inhabitants. Many people have
had their feet frosted by reason of bad
" made, poorly fitted boots or shoes.
|, is important to protect the feet from
frost-hiie or freezing. If you would
preserve and certainly protect your
feet against danger from the chilly
breath of oil zero, ret your shoes and
boots of l.. I. WoERNER. He makes
none b,a tie best.
There Is always remedy for every
evil. Now il would be almost impos-
-ible to keep from freezing this cold
weather. were il not that 4. Small, ~
the Trade Palace. keeps such good
lot of warm, well-madc clothing, boots,
shoes, hats. gloves, caps, comforts,
iver-coa,s, over-shoes wraps, shawls,
rloaks. Sc. He sells them at astoni-
<hingly low prices. He believes in
striking while the iron is hot" so to
speak, and pushing IF his winter good,
while there is demand for ;ham, re
sardless of price, so as to make room
for an early spring stock. lie pro-
poses selling winter goods even at or
below cost. rather than hold them over
all next summer TO he eaten up by the
moth. He is having quite 4 run
during this cold weather. Now Is
your time to secure a bargain in winter
goods
INV. Lewis respectfully informs
! his friends that he has taken charge OF
the office and saloon at the Hartford
House, and would ask that his friend,
call and see him at the above place
where he hopes TO increase the we'll
deserved patronage the House has Sc
long enjoyed. The House is now ii
better order and condition than evel
before. The table will be supplied
with the very best the market affords
and the charges will be lower than any
other house of the class in the Greer
RIVER Country. In the bar will h
found the very best and purest d
wines and liquors. a. rates that defy
competition for the same class of goods
There is also a first-class livery, salt
and feed stable in connection with III,
House where stock will he well fe'
and good care taken Of them at rate
TO suit the times Dou't fail wher
you 90 TO Hartford to call and see TO
yourself. =
Quite a number of relatives an
friends by invitation, assembled at tn
residence of Mr.. VIM. Hardwick. I
witness the marriage of their daughter
Miss Juliet. to Mr.. G.. A. Platt, Jan
End, 1879. IL o'clock, A. NJ. The eel
emory was quite beautiful and impre'
, sive; officiating minister, Rev. L. J
Randolph. The bridal party precede