The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-11-05
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Ladies' kid gloves, and 3 button,
at Il. Small's Trade Palace, at prices
that defy competition.
The genuine Hungarian perfumery, |
the best i'm the world for sale at ThOm- |
AS & Kimbley's.
Subscribe at once and get a paper
worth 50 for 81 50, and "a chance at 5000
in gold premiums beside.
All paid up yearly subscribers can
compete for our $500 gold premiums.
Nine premiums on tobacco and six on
! corn.
Remember next Saturday and Sun
day, Quarterly Meeting of the NJ. +.
Church South, will be held at No Creek
church.
Are you dead ? or only sleeping?
Wake up and subscribe for the HERALD
i'm time to compete for those gold pre-
miums.
We have specimen of crystalized
quartz, enclosed i'm soap-stone, sent us
by James Medcalf, which he found in
digging well.
All goods OH hand ut f.. SmalPs
Trade Palace will be sold at the usual
price, regardless of the advance i'm
wholesale markets.
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not worth following. Insure at once
with us. We represent none but the
very best companies in existence.
The Hartford House is repapering
the public rooms, Office, &C., and re-
furnishing and refitting things gener-
ALLY, for the big court next week.
| Ladies' cloaks, mems suits, shoes
and boots and every kind of dry goods,
notions, &c, in endless variety, at the
lowest prices, can be found at f. Small's
Trade Palace.
Those indebted to Rogers K King
will come forward and settle at once.
We need money and must insist upon
an early settlement. A st.
! October 9th 1879.
-Procrastination is the. thief of time.
Why procrastinate insuring your prop
erty? 1t is dangerous. One of these
days you will burn out, and then you
will mourn over split milk.
w. g. Benton has been invited to
lecture at Buford Friday and Saturday
nights of this week, upon ''The Heath
en- Chinee." Let everybody go out and
hear him. He'll be there.
Property not worth insuring is not
worth owning. Insure at once i'm some
one of the good companies represented
by us.
The sensible, prudent man always in
sures.
MIR. l.. Rosenberg left Monday for
Cincinnati to purchase new goods which
will be on in time for Circuit Court.
His sales have been so great as to re-
duce his stock on hand and made it
! necessary to buy more goods.
Mr.. James A. Rowe, brother to our
Post Master, has sold his farm i'm the
Point, and will probably locate here.
We hope he will do so, as he is an ac-
tive, energetic man one not afraid
to take hold, and it is live, wide-awake
citizens like this, that we need to build
up the business of town.
We are glad to note the improve
ment i'm business. There has been a
market for mules, cattle, wheat and
other farm products; and now comes
r. p. Rowe q Bro, and proclaim that
they want 100000 pounds of pork.
Who'll be next, and offer to buy all the
surplus corn.
: Mondays CoWier-JOWndt contain
ed the following: "The Comier-Jouu-
nal Company made contract last
spring with the miners and railroads
!, for its annual supply of Kentucky coal,
and it is now promptly receiving its
. supply of 1000 bushels per week of an
excellent article at cost of less than
seven cents per bushel, delivered. Next
3 season, go thou and do likewise and be
happy"
Mr.. V. NJ. Stewart called on US Last
5 week on his return from the Conference
Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
which was held at Hampton's Chapel,
in Warren county. Rev. ]. w. Chand.
: Ter was chosen President. Rev. w. G.
n Stewart was appointed pastor Of New
d Concord Circuit, with J. H. Jones asso-
a ciate. Rev. w. J. Finley was sent to
3 Morgantown, with Rev. John Sowders
. associate. Mr.. Stewart reports full at.
tendance and pleasant meeting.