The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28

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Ladies' dress goods i'm styles an,
prices that cannot he excelled by an,
one, can he found at f. SMALI.s
-Scythes, snaths, cradles &C., of gooc
quality, at low prices, at
FOSTER 4 HILLS.
Nice, tender fresh meats can h,
found this morning, at
FOSTER 4 HILLS.
The down train on p 4 +. II. II
yesterday was so far behind time thai
we could not wait for any news brough,
by 1t.
The eastern mail now leaves at 81
A. NJ. and arrives at 3 o'clock p. NJ
The Western mail leaves at lOJ A. NJ.
and arrives at , p. NJ.
Mr.. Stanton Edison and Miss Eu-
phemia Parks, of color were married at
the Baptist church last Thursday even
ing. Rev. Jesse Munday tied the silken
knot very nicely.
Circuit Court, which had been in
session here for about ten days, adjourn
ell last Thursday night. Judge Stuart
took passage Friday morning per Rice's
stage for Owensboro.
Geo. Klein 4 Bro, keep the hest
cofiees to he had in the market. They
have seven or eight different kinds.
Try them once for coffee and he con-
WINGED of the truth of this statement.
Why do you continue to buy worth
less eastern shoes, when paying a little
more you can get the hest home made
goods AT Anderson's Bazaar. One pair
will wear as long as three pairs of the
best eastern made goods.
Our sanctum was honored last Sat
uriay by call from Mrs. Paul, of
Woodville, McCracken county, ACCOM-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Lucy
Woodward, of Beda, who she is visiting.
Mrs. Paul formerly lived at Beda.
George Chinn was arrested at Vine
Grove, Hardin county, on Monday,
charged with being one of the burglars
that robbed Furgerson's store last Fri
day. Poor fellow. he has not been out
Of the penitentiary more than month.
He il n native of This county
-Messrs. James A. Thomas and +.
+. Kimbley, under the firm name of
Thomas 4 Kimbley, are opening drug
store i'm the house between Rosenberg
4 Bros and Foster & Hills They will
he ready for business soon.
We called on Chris. Schapmier, boot
and shoe maker, yesterday, for an adj
vertisement, but he was so busy at work
for his customers and had SO much
work TO do To fill orders, that he had no
time to advertise. He does good work
at fair rates and hence, is always busy.
J. l.. Mauzy, of Allensville, Logan
county, has been engaged to cover the
Hartford Water Mills with tin roofing.
He has also some other work engaged,
and while here will do any work in that
line entrusted to him, i'm the best style,
at reasonable prices.
The Campbell is coming, ho, no,
has been the song of the Herald corps,
for several months past.
The Campbell is running, no, no,
is the song now. 1t is a new genuine
Campbell Cylinder Printing Press, 80 by
As inches, capable of doing neat, nice
and excellent work.
Lincoln McHenry, of colorf VISA
tried before his honor, Judge Cummins,
last Saturday for disturbing religious
worship and fined $40 He failed to pay
or replevy, consequently marshal Hard
wick marched him over to Castle Sui
lenger yesterday morning where he will
board until he pays the debt at hard la
Dor.
The st. Nicholas Restaurant in
Hartford, is one of the best places i'm
the Green River Country, to get good
meal. We are not guessing at this, but
speak by the card, for we have tried it.
Everything the market affords served
up in the most palatable manner, is al
ways found in abundance, at the ST.
Nicholas.
The Baptist Church at Roseville,
will dedicate their house of worship the
third Sabbath i'm June. A number of
ministers will be present and take part
i'm the exercises. The sermon will he
preached by Rev. ]. ID. Arnold, of Ow-
ensboro, KY. A large attendance is de-
sired, and dinner will be provided for
all. Come brethren and friends and en-
joy the meeting with us.
c. Ii. PHILIPS, Pastor.
1t is no longer a question of debate,
Pulic opionion has said that l.. Small's
Trade Palace keeps the largest stock,
most stylish, greatest variety and best
quality of goods, of all kinds to be found
in Ohio county. They do not ask you
to take the word of any one, but call
yourself and he convinced.
They tell us so and IT, true just step in
and see the bridal presents that w. III
Edison has just received and (Which he
will sell cheap.
Married by Elder J. w. Keown, OH
the Sth ultimo, at the residence of Mr..
Willis, in Eimonson county, Mr.. b. +,
Sandefur and Miss Lucretia Doll, bOtl
of Edmonson county. On the 10th ul-
timo by same, at V. p. Meals, in But
Ter county, Mr.. Lewis James and Mis-
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