The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-09-17
e. SNIA Ill.

Don't fail to go To the great opening
of cloalls and dolmans at Anders0n's
Bazaar next Monday.
Again We say don't forget the cloak
and dolman opening at Anderson's
Bazaar next Monday.
Those cheap cashmeres at Ander-
sons Bazaar are all sold, but more will
arrive tomorrow.
The water mill at this place, blew
the first whistle of their new steam en-
CINE last Saturday night.
-Anderson's Bazaar il looming this
week. The ladies are i'm ecstacies, and
Market street presents quite lively APP
pearance.
Rev. w. l.. Casky, of Greenville,
preached to large and attentive audi
ence Sunday night at the Methodist
church.
Rev. Mr.. Caskey, of Greenville,
will preach at Beulah church, Beda,
next Saturday night and Sunday at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The statesmen could not wait OH
near all the customers that thronged
Anderson's Bazaar counters on Monday
and yesterday.
When you come TO Court next Mon
day don't forget to bring your watches
and jewelry and have w. III. Edison re-
pair them.
1t is really amusing these pleasant
days to see the members of the "court
house ring hanging on the court house
fence for hours watching the crowds OF
pretty ladies flocking to Anderson's Ba.
Zaar.
Prof Malcolm Mcintyre began hi
school here last Monday morning with
80 pupils. This is a pretty good begin.
ming. He is assisted by Miss Dora Glib.
son. 81
The Hartford House is still living
and King is still in charge, ready to give
everybody a square meal at fair price
If you want a good meal at fair price
go to the brick hotel.
Marriage licenses issued since oul
last weekly report: Philip Wise and
Miss Almenda Shields.
CoLoRED.
Capt. Walker Kahn and Miss Mamie
Hunter, Col. John III. Glover and Mis-.
Susie Austin.
The attraction to be openedatAnder
sons Bazaar this week are ladies under.
were, children's hoods, zephyr shawls
ladies' buck gloves, Dress goods, six
button op. kids, Ladies' hats, ready.
made suits for girls and boys. Cloak,
and dolmans next Monday.
H. B. Taylor, Constable of thi,
tHartford) district, resigned yesterday
and ]. p. Stevens was appointed al
once, and gave bond Immediately and
entered on the discharge of his duties
Mr.. Stevens was Mr.. Taylor's closes,
contestant for the office, and the Coun,
y Court but reflects the wishes of the
people in the appointment. Tn,
office was not vacant five minutes.
"A new choirwas organized last Sun,
day at the church for the benefit of the
Sabbath school and religious worship
with Miss Mamie Anderson orpanist
The choir is composed of Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Gross Williams, Misse.
Jennie and Fannie Davis, and Messrs
+. L. Williams, A. T. Nall, Sam Bishop
and l.. Barrett. The choir made must,
for services Sunday night.
i take this method Of informing the
taxpayers of Ohio county that theil
taxes are now due, and have been since
the first of June. Those owing theil
taxes are herein notified to come for
ward and pay the same. Persons owing
back taxes, if BOT paid Immediately
will have their property levied on ant
sold. One of my deputies will be. al
each of the Magistrates courts in Sep
TENDER, where persons can have an OBJ
portunity to pay their taxes.
c. w. PHILLIPS,
S3-u Sheriff of Ohio County.
We call the attention of our reader,
to the advertisement of McHenry Goa
Company, McHenry, Ky. Mr.. w. G.
Duncan, the popular Superintendent O.
this company has just returned from
Cincinnati and other eastern cities, ant
has bought full stock of goods. HI,
bought them right and will sell then
the same way. BY reading his adver
tisement farmers VIII see that he viii
take their country produce in exchang,
which is quite an item. Gft.