The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-11-26
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New crop New Orleans sugar just
received and for sale at Geo. A. Platt's.
Call on V. p. Addington if you
want a fine overcoat.
Best assortment of greenapples can
be found at Geo. A. Platt's.
-Hardwick 4 Nall have full and
splendid line of winter boots and shoes.
Daniel Hines, of color, brought us
last week, flying squirrel, caught by
him i'm trap.
The merchant i'm Centertown is
named Jones. A typographical errorin
this paper last week made it James.
A nice lot of clothing of my own
make for sale at reasonable prices.
V. p. ADDINGTON.
ID. S. G. Tichenor has left with us
specimen of fine tobacco, which is hard
to beat.
We understand that Revs. w. p.
Bennett and l.. c. Tichenor were to
have commenced a protracted meeting
Watalton's creek church last night.
Mr.. VIM. Phipps has sold his house
and lot on the hill near the bridge to j..
w. Ford. Confidence i'm real estate in
Hartford is Strengthening.
The Wheeler d Wilson Sewing
Machines, the best i'm the world, for sale
at IA bargain for the next 80 days. Can
be seen at Ford's drug store.
J. L. IGLEHART, Agent.
The depot at Livermore was burned
down last Thursday night. Supposed
to have been fired by some rascal. Our
neighboring town is i'm bad luck as to
fires.
Thanks to Mrs. Ellen Barnett for
two very fine sqashes, usually called POI
tatO pumpkin. They We're very large and
have rich flavor much Ike that of the
common sweet potato.
-MARRIED-At the residence of Mr..
Had Keown, near Cromwell, KY, on
Friday, November Dist, 1879, by Rev.
B.iF. Jenkins, Mr.. c. w. Ranney to
Miss Dove Norman. Charley has Gagged
the Dove.
There will be services at the Metho-
dist church on Thursday at IL O'Clock
in response to Messages of the President
and Governor of Kentucky. Let there
be full house.
Mrs. Tabitha Hall, wife of John
Hall, near Fordsville died November
18th, 1879. Mrs. Hall was quite an
aged lady. Mr.. Jasper Reynolds gave
us the above facts.
The storm week before last laid
about five acres Of timber on the land
of Capt. Sam. E. Hill, near Sulphur
Springs, fiat to the ground. Not a sim
gle tree was left. The Captain now is
prepared to furnish that neighborhood
with fire wood.
Prof +. S. Edgerton has rented the
dwelling formerly occupied by r. p
Rowe, and has gone to keeping-house
We are glad to know that Prof. Edgerton
has become one of the permanent fix.
lures of our town.
Santa Claus Is coming soon and
Hardwick & Nall have prepared fol-
him with full line of Christmas goods,
Hats, caps, and all kinds of winter goods
at Hardwick & Nails, and all for sale at
bargains for cash.
-Strayed from my home near the
mouth of Halls creek, roam sorrel
mare, II years old, blind in left eye, and
knot on left side. Any one returning
same or giving information of her will
he paid for their trouble.
FRANK WRIGHT.
Mrs. VIM. Warden, of Equality
neighborhood, was very sick last Satur-
day night and Sunday, but was little
better when last heard from, and hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
The Hartford Water Mills are up
with their work, although the wheat
grinding has increased considerably
since they reduced toll to one tenth.
They have a fine head of water, amply
sufficient for all purposes. Come right
along with your grain, get it ground and
return the same day.
ID. ]. Tucker has be6 ash logs ON
Rough creek ready to run the first rise.
He has them contracted to parties I'm
Evansville, but we cannot give the
name. We threw our jaw out of place
trying to speak it, broke the point of a
dozen pencils trying to write it. The
first syllable Of thu Bame Ct the first
member Of the firm sounds like the
name of that tOrrid zone where all de-
linquent subscribers go after death.