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

A Kimbley's.
STEADY in front-prices still coming
down, at GBo. KLEIN x Bios.
One barrel Of pure pine tar, at w
ii. Williams h Sons.
Carpenters tools of all kinds, Al
prices To defy composition, at
4G-tf. KLEIN a Bros.
One barrel of pure apple vinegar,
just received. at W. ii. Williams& Sons.
Fresh lot of family flour, made from
choice wheat, at w. H. Williams a
Sons.
Table cutlery from Is cents per set,
up; pocket cutlery in endless variety OF
styles at KLEIN a Bros.
Fresh oysters kept constantly ON
hand and served TO order at all hours, at
w. ii. Williams 4 Sons.
A mammoth stock of stoves, tim
ware, hollow-ware, &c, lower than the
lowest, at KLEIN & Bros.
Fresh oysters kept constantly on
hand and served at all hours, at Foster
a Hills.
They are receiving new goods every
few days AT Rogers a Kings Buford,
Ky. 5I-2t
Pitchers, bowls, dishes in great va
riety, and "a large assortment of glass
ware, all at low rates, at
46-tf KLEIN x Bros.
-WANTED-All kinds OF furs, for
which we will pay the highest market
price. w. III. WILLIAMS 4 Son.
-lron-stone China plates, at 10, 45
and SIS cents per set. TOMBSTONE China
teacups and saucers at 10 To 81 cents per
set, al GEO. KLEIN x Bios.
Our town Marshal must get him a
war club and a bunch of strings To knock
down and tie boys during Xmas week.
Remember, that you can always
find &. +. Chapmier on hand ready TO
make or mend boots or shoes, at low
prices for cash.
As our boys are a gay set, We give
them next week holiday, therefore the
HERALD will not he issued. No HER
AID Xmas week.
The largest lot of axes ever brought
TO this market from the best manufac-
turen In the United States, at prices
from Is cents to !, at
4G-tf KLEIN x Bros.
--WANTED-To buy all kinds of furs,
cow-hides and sheep-hides, for which /
will pay the highest market price.
&. +. SCHAPMIER.
The largest and best lot of hard
ware, nails, cross-cut and hand saws;
mill, cross-cut and hand saw files, ever
brought TO this market, at
46-tf. KLEIN & Bros.
Don't forget when you attend
County Court and Court of Claims on
Monday, January s, to put your horse
up at Fields livery stable, where you
can have it cared for, for a small sum of
money.
Taken up as an estray by w. III.
Porter, living II miles from Cromwell,
one black and brown pided steer years
old, marked swallow fork in right and
split i'm left ear. Appraised by me at Sl2.
Given under my hand this 2lst, 1879.
4s-4t p. w. GIIsrRAP, p. J.C.
Among our candidates cards this
week occurs the name of A. c. Ellis.
Mr.. Ellis lie well known in the county,
and Is a genial gentleman, and well
qualified to fill the Office to which he
aspires, and IL elected will no doubt
make faithful officer. Next?
We learn that two brothers, near
Sulphur Springs, had a fracus last Sat
urday. VIM. Powers had been sick for
some time, but was convalescing. ].
H. Powers, a younger brother, for some
trifiing excuse gave him q sound fog
cling while i'm bed. Be peaceable, boys.
A complete stock of groceries, EN-
bracing all the staple and fancy gro
ceries Of the day, sugars, coffees, teas,
all of the best grades; together with
great variety of canned goods; all can
be found at prices as cheap as the cheap
est, st aazEs-s KLEIN d Bios.
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