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

The celebrated Hop Bittens for sale
at FoRD's
Remember the Stock Sales mex
Monday.
lee constantly ON hand, for sale a
Ford's d-rg store.
The odor of orange blossoms per
flme the morning zephyr.
Don't forget that next Monday i
Iglehart's Stock Sales.
Toilet soap from - cents per dozel
cakes, upward, at FoRD's.
Highest price paid for wool at tn,
Bazaar
Gates Celebrated Jeans for sale b.,
HARDwICK d MALI.
lee cold soda water with any of tn,
favorite syrups can he had at FoRD's.
Read the new time card Of the p
4 f.. railroad i'm this issue.
The hest Of groceries can he had AT
Williams Brothers, low for cash.
Gents clothing at half the usual
price, at T.. SMAII's.
-Mrs. DIR. sam L. Berry is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Wood English, of Cecilia.
Harvest Tables can In had cheap,
al WILLIAMS Bios.
Boys summer coats in great varie-
~, at Anderson's Bazaar.
Attention given to business at all
hours, and prices 10 sut the times at
FoRD's.
Charity is the h2nd-maid of rclig-
ion; advertising is the champion of Sue
cess.
Pure blood is the basis of good
health business derives its emery from
advertising.
-Bom-In Rockport, Ky, May l6,
1873. 10 the wife of NJ. J. Reid, a pretty
little girl.
Paragon hams a. nice and sweet as
the name would indicate, for sale at
PLATT's
Another lot Of those nice lace cur
tains just received, at Anderson's Ba-
ZaaT.
A nice lot of infants white slippers
for sale very cheap at Anderson's Ba-
zaar.
Bring in your sheep and mules.
There will he buyers from distance to
purchase them, next Monday.
There's many IA slip 'twixt the cup
and the lip" is all we can say this
week.
Another big lot of ladies' hats on
the way from Cincinnati to Anderson's
Bazaar.
Mr.. ii. Small, of the Trade Palace,
left Monday evening, TO visit his fami-
ly, i'm Louisville.
Mr.. ]. +. Wager, ex-livery stable man
OF this town, spent a portion Of last
week in 0wensboro, visiting relatives.
We learn that Mrs. Gilbert SKILL
man, Of Pleasant Ridge, Davies coun-
~, died last Saturday night of heart
disease.
The largest stock and the greatest
variety of family groceries, all of the
best quality, for sale, lower than else
where, by GEO. KLEIN & Bro.
Mr.. w. c. Chapman sent us speci-
mems Of his new variety of Strawberries
Saturday evening. They are large,
juicy and very delicious.
C. ii. Barnes, ESQ, of Goshen, has
sent liz the weights of three of his lambs
little over two month old, which are re-
spectively, so, &C and IS pounds.
Rev. L. ID. Elliott, pastor of the No
Creek Circuit, NJ. L. Church, will
preach i'm Hartford Wednesday night,
June 4th, 1879.
Mrs. Henry Mctcalf, of Slaty Rip
pie neighborhood, died on Saturday
week, of pneumonia-leaving husband
and four children.
Lyons Hotel is the cheapest and
best TO be found in town. Boarding,
60 cents a day or Is cents for single
meal. Try the Lyon Hotel.
Among the goods that will be OPEN
ed at Anderson's Bazaar this week, are
bargains in parasols, fans, ties, handker-
"A, A.. L.
Bacon of all kinds, hams, shoulders
and sides, nicely and sweetly cured, for
sale very low, by
GEO. KLEIN x Bro.
Tin work repairs can be done now
at William Brothers. Bring on your
work and get the worth of your money.
Roofing and guttering done on short
notice.
-Messrs. Potter and Condict, pro-
prietors of the Saw Mill here, lost about
two hundred saw-logs by the sudden rise
in the creek Monday night. We hope
they may be able to recover them.
We have a communication from
the victims Of Ceralvo Tea Trade y
which is unavoidably crowded out this
week, but will be inserted i'm our next
issue.
Cradles, mot the kind wanted by
young married follSs,) scythes, pitch
forks, rakes and everything necessary
for the harvest field or meadow, for sale
at PLATT's.
Thomas Brothers have as full, com
r,lnfe and varied stock of family anf