The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-12-24

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sons Bazaar
Choice lot of cigars, just received, at
Thomas a Kimbley's
The mud boometh, and so does
Rough creek.
Buy your Christmas presents at
Anderson's Bazaar.
The Wright Hotel will he rented ia
the highest bidder tomorrow.
Another lot of solid jewelry just re
ceived, at Anderson's Bazaar.
Just received barrels Of pure crab
apple cider, at w. ii. Williams Il Sons.
A big stock of blankets, comforts
coverlets, at Anderson's Bazaar.
Pure wines and WHISTLES for medi-
cal purposes, at Thomas X kimbley's.
--"Sell Fast" plug tobacco, something
new and nice, at Thomas Il Kimbley's
Considerable typhoid fever in the
country, and splendid pneumonia wealth
er.
Farmers are most through with hog
killing, and children and dogs are fat
tening up.
VIM. Combs, of sulphur Springs,
will move soon To the Burch Sullengel
farm.
In stock, aud for sale AT Tine IrnnAia
Office, blanks for constables' and town
Marrhals' Use.
Ladies' two-button white kid gloves
may still lie had AT - cents pair. al
Anderson's Bazaar.
We have IA small supply of New
Years cards. Send in your orders be-
fore they are all taken.
The matrimonial wave has reached
Greenville. The contagion has not
as yet reached Hartford. Alas. alas,
alas.!..
Our readers will please notice the
advertisement of the Planters House,
Owensboro, Ky, and try it when they
next visit that city.
Rev. r. ID. Bennett preached at the
Methodist Church on Sunday night.
Owing to the threatening aspect of the
l...s e.
The HERALD Office has just re-
ceived new and full line of fine pic
lures for the holiday trade. Call at
once ladies and make selection.
The Christmas tree and fish pond
at the Courthouse tonight will be
something nice. Articles for presenta-
ton should be sent in early to-day, so
as to give the committee time to ar
range them.
All persons indebted to DIR. J. +.
Pendleton by note or account, before
Jan. LIST 1879, are requested to call at
my office, upstairs opposite HERALD
office, and settle the same.
CHAs. NJ. PENDLEToN,
81 If Collector of claims.
Ordinance of the town of Hartford,
boys take notice and beware: "Any
person who shall shoot off or discharge
what are known as "fire crackers" OH
the streets or public square of said town
shall, upon conviction, be fined one dol
lar for each offence.
THOMAS -BEAN-At the residence
Of Mr.. Noble Bean, father of the bride,
Dec. 18th 1879, by Rev. G. J.
Bean, Mr.. J. w. Thomas and Miss
Esther Bean.
MAY Eden's rich blessings fiitover their years
And rose-leaf their pathway above
The sunshine of beauty CLEAN bright through
their tears
And arch Heavens rainbows with love-"
The old year is closing, and with it
we must close all our accounts. Those
to us must not delay longer
We cannot publish a paper on air. We
have to pay cash for what we get, and
expect the same from those owing us.
Come along and settle.
Our tobacco and corn fair will take
place about the last of January. We
have delayed the date TO give farmers
time to husk out their corn and strip
their tobacco, thus giving them chance
TO select their best samples.
Mr.. John Heller,
Is clever "feller,"
And keeps a nice clearinghouse at Ce-
Gillian, on the p. & Z. railroad. Passen-
gers for Louisville, have twenty min
utes to eat supper; those from Louis
vile have ample time for breakfast.
He has excellent meals, served in good
order, attentive walters, all for so cents.
Try him when you pass that way.
The following is a list, taken from
the Frankfort Woman, of cases to come
up for hearing at the Court of Appeals
this winter from Ohio county. These
cases are docketed for March 10: 1853,
Benton VS.. Commonwealth 354, Nc
Henry VS.. Rosine Mill Co., &c. 355,
Edison vs.. Tatum, &c. /; 356, Rowan,
&C., VS.. Russell; S57, Canaan, &C., vs.
S5s, Newton VS.. Ohio County
Court; $50, Walker & Hubbard VS..
-Hurrah for the big chase! All
aboard, Friday, December 26th-the
next day after Xmas, 'wind and wealth
er" propitious. There will be a grand
drive for huge wild beast of prey, now
at large i'm the neighborhood of
Bethel church, in this county. 1t has
been seen by various responsible cit
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