The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-10-22

Lamps, lamp fixtures and refiectors,
very cheap, at Griffin & Bros.
Infants gum drawers at Anderson's
Bazaar.
Window glass, all sizes, putty, &c.,
at Griffin K Bros.
For a good scent cigar go to Foster
4 Hills Restaurant.
The celebrated Walker boots for sale
at Anderson's Bazaar.
Blank books, blank paper, box pa
per and envelopes, at Griffin & Bros.
The cheapest kid gloves i'm the
world at Anderson's Bazaar.
All the standard patent medicines
kept constantly on hand at Griffin &
Bros.
The finest line of cloaks ever opened
in Hartford is TO be seen at Anderson's
Bazaar.
If you want a good drink of pure
whisky, call at Foster h Hills European
Restaurant.
Another lot of those cheap black
cashmeres on the way to Anderson's
Bazaar.
Remember now is the time to buy
your saddlery, before high prices come
on. Call at Thomas Brothers.
If you hunger, go to Foster * Hills
European Restaurant and get a good
square meal for small amount of mon
ey.
The HERALD offers five $25, five
$40 and five S. premiums i'm gold to its
paid up annual subscribers. Subscribe
i'm time rs the book will soon be closed
Rev. ]. S. Mcdaniel hurt his back
rather seriously last Friday evening
soon after his arrival here, and has suf.
fered intensely, but is improving.
The lectures given by w. G Benton
last week at Spring Lick were well at.
tended and much enjoyed by that
community.
Bacon has advanced rapidly fol
a week past, retailing Saturday at II
cents per pound. Hold your hogs, farm
ers, for a good price Is sure to come.
Griffin & Bro. will please accept the
thanks of the HERALD corps for "set
up" of their favorite cigar, "Our Com
mander."
Remember that i'm subscribing fol
the HERALD you get a paper worth s:
for 81 so and chance at 500 i'm gold
premiums on tobacco and corn.
The first quarterly meeting o
the Hartford Circuit NJ. E. Churcl
South, will be held at No Creek church
on the sth and 9th of November next
w. T. King has purchased the va
cant lot joining his livery stable, upor
which he will build an addition to hi
stable. More improvements.
DO not, when you come to town t.
attend court, let your horse stand out In
the rain, but take it to Fields livery
stable, where 1t will be cared for at ,
reasonable price.
The Hartford young gentlemen at
tending the Calhoon Fair, tender thei
thanks to "Trusty," of the Rockpor
Cornet Band, for favors. May his shad
ow never grow less.
Why do people hitch their horses t,
the rack and let them stand all day In
the sun or rain, when they can hav'
them cared for at Fields livery stabl,
for such a small amount?
1t has not been many years sine
Hartford could not support one liver.
stable, and now we have two first-clas
stables and yet there is deman'
for more. Our old town is moving on
MIR. Eli Townsend, of Bartlett
precinct, gave us a sample of his apple
a few days ago. We liked the sampl
SO well that we bought Of him. The.
are the winesap.
Our farming friends who take tn
HERALD will take notice that wheat
advancing rapidly-worth dollar now
and still coming. This local may b
worth the cost of this paper year
you have wheat to sell.
"A careful man locks the stable doc
before, not after, the horse Is stolen,
; sensible man will insure his property 70
; fear of loss by fire. The careless an
7 Indifferent will wait till burned out an
: then lament their folly. This Office ca
insure you in the best companies, 6
honest prices. kT