The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-11-05
We regret to chronicle the i'll health
of Mrs. w. NJ. Warden.

We regret to chronicle the i'll health
of Mrs. w. NJ. Warden.
Hoods, for school girls, at Ander-
sons Bazaar.
Quick sales and small profits" is
our motto. THOMAS BROTHERS.
Ladies' Fascinators, Mt Anderson's
Bazaar.
ID. +. Tracy is charging his car
riage shop.
Heavy, all-wool stockings for sale,
at Anderson's Bazaar.
Home made carpets, at % cents, at
Anderson's Bazaar. tf
Ladies' misses and children's leg
gins, at Anderson's Bazaar.
w. Il. King will begin an extern
sion to his livery stable i'm a few days.
A big lot of infants underwear for
sale, at Anderson's Bazaar.
Quite a pleasant party was had at
the Hartford House last Friday night.
Ladies medicated woollen under
wear, at Anderson's Bazaar. =
Another big stock of very low
priced cloaks, at Anderson's Bazaar.
w. III. Edison will repair your
watches as cheap as any one and will
do as good work. Call and see him.
The new school building is going
up with a vim and will he completed in
short time.
Thomas Brothers have completed
neat and substantial wareroom adj.
joining their grocery building.
They are willing and able at Fields
Livery Stable TO feed your stock well.
The truth we do tell, so take your stock
there and see how it will fare.
Beam scales, suitable for weighing
hay, tobacco and other heavy articles,
can be had at reasonable prices, of
GEORGE KLEIN 4 Bro.
Henry Field is better prepared than
ever to take care of horses. Call ON
him when you visit Hartford, and have
your horses well fed and taken care of
Call and see w. H. Edison and
have your watches, clocks and jewelry
repaired. Next door to z. Wayn,
Griffin q Bros drug store.
i. p. Barnard has just received a tire
mendous stock of dry goods, clothing
notions, groceries and general merchan
disc. Visit his store at Beaver Dam
and get what you want at REASONABLE,
prices.
Mrs. l.. Guenther was taken violent
ly sick last Saturday night and for
time her life was despaired Of but We ar
glad to learn that she is some bette
and hopes are now entertained of he
recovery.
The dancing school at Masonic Hal
i'm charge of Miss Lucy Hieronymus
is progressing finely. There are abou
forty persons i'm attendance-half O
whom are grown young ladies and gen
tlemen. The evenings are spent yer,
pleasantly and gay time is expects
during the winter months.
On last Saturday man living OF
Rough creek i'm Grayson county, com
mitted suicide. 1t seems that he ha
concluded that every body was doome
to starve to death, and growing despond
ent over the prospect, finally ended hi
life by shooting himself.
IAN active dime Is better than
slow quarter is the motto of Thoms
Brothers, and while some groceryme
are trying to sell at Is per cent. he
: profit, they are selling at 10 per cen
profit right along, and have almost 4
! much custom As they can wait upon.
Parties visiting Hartford should ca
: and see Williams Brothers immens
stock of goods such as stoves, tin an
Hollow ware also one of the large
stocks of groceries and the same bougl
: at close figures. II will astonish yo
at prices 10 low, considering the b
: advance on everything. Do not fail
a go and see for yourselves.
Il There are now at least 1000 surplr
o mules and horses in this county. The
t is good demand for mules, and a ia
!. demand for horses. Would it not
t better for the farmers to sell their SUI
e plus stock and save the surplus col
e they would eat during the winter, au
n save the. interest on the money frol
i now till spring, rather than risk gettin
a better price next spring. This Is
question worthy of consideration.