The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-11-26
"A Christmas tree is talked of.
lone barrel of New Orleans molasses
new crop, just received at
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lone barrel of New Orleans molasses
new crop, just received at
w. ii. WILLIAMS 4 Sons.
Ills passing strange, but strange tits
true, that Dan. +. Tracy is prepared to
do first-class smithing in his new shop.
Call on him. 46-tf.
Five gallons of fresh oysters re-
ceived to-day, at
w. III. WILLIAMS & Sons.
Tickets, to the lecture of Prof. w.
c. Parker, tonight, can be had at either
of the Drug Stores or at the Hartford
House. Let's all get ticket and go.
We advise farmers TO look well TO
their interests, and call for all kinds of
smith work rs well as woodwork, at the
new shop of Dan. F. Tracy. 46-tf.
Bro. Frazer, of Rockport circuit,
preached two sermons at his appoint
ment at Hopewell, last week. We
learn that he gave general satisfaction.
/ When you come to town don't
hitch your horse out in the rain and
cold, but take ii to Fields livery stable,
where, for small sum, you can have il
well cared for.
The shower of meteors, for which
so many of our town people were
gazing, did not come, but Dan. +. Ira
cy's blacksmith shop is here. The
sparks emitted from hisanvilsare beau
tiful to behold. Farmers, call and see
them. 46-tf.
Mr.. II. c. Shaft began a class in
dancing on last Monday night under
favorable auspices. He will teach on
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday nights.
He teaches all the late dances.
A protracted meeting is i'm progress
Mt Taylortown, near No. s, under the
auspices of Rev. r.. C. Taylor, assisted
by Rev. q. ]. Brown. Several CONVEX.
sions reported up to last evening, and
quite number of anxious enquirers.
| "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 car
be found at prices as cheap as the cheap
est, at rsst4s KLEIN & Bros.
46-tf.
Prof. w. c. Parker, the orator, viii
lecture at the Methodist church to-nigh
ON "Ingersoll and his logic.n HI,
comes to us well recommended, as m
eloquent lecturer and honorable, high
toned gentleman. Let's all turn out I,
hear him.
Prof. Parker, the Blind Orator, VIII,
lectures at the Methodist Church to
night, has lectured i'm Owensboro, Rock
port, Indiana, and many other town
and cities in this part of the world an,
the universal decision is that it pays t,
hear him. The local papers speak wei
of him and his lectures and he has let
ters Of Recommendation from leadin.
men where ever he has been.
Steven Leach lost a horse few
days ago I'm a very novel way. The an
imal was blind and got into Rougl
creek, swan across but could not climl
the hank. Alr. Leach tried to save tn,
mare by swimming back to the sid,
from which she started, but it seemed
to become confused and took a circle il
the middle of the stream, and wen
round and round until exhausted, ant
drowned.
Quite a dangerous feat is being
practised by some of our town boys
They take looped rope and put il
over a joist about Is feet from til,
ground; they then take Ose spd il
their hand, and put the loop around
their neck or under their chin, and ther
draw themselves up. We may lool
out for first-class funeral soon, Will
one of our boys riding in the front car
riage. Parents should warn their boys
as it il cheaper to live than to die, thes,
hard times.
| "A fire occurred In the vi1iaity O
No. s, Ohio county, on Wednesday last
by which the old family residence O
w. L. Brown and brothers was totally
consumed, and nothing saved except ,
few beds, The stable other out build
ings caught fEe repeatedly, but wer'
checked before aayeorsiderable damage
was done. The fire is supposed 10 nav.
originated from the stove fiue. An In
surance policy of Zoo dollars was held
on the house which will partially atone
for the loss.