The Hartford herald., 1879-07-16
Chew Jackson's Sweet Navy Toba,

Chew Jackson's Sweet Navy Tobac-
A lot of boys Clothing just received
at Anderson's Bazaar.
Mr.. Joseph Vaught is quite sieiS,
probably dangerously 80.
For the best Coffee go to
THOMAS BRoTHERs'.
Just a few Ladies' listers left, at
Anderson's Bazaar.
Just received Fresh Groceries, at
THOMAS BRoTHERs.
The Rosine grist and Touring mills
began operation yesterday morning.
tr.N. p. Addington has recently
erected nice sign over his new store.
Another big lotof those cheap lawns
with and without borders, just received
at Anderson's Bazaar.
The Postofiice has been moved
into the Chapman house under the
HERALD office. .----.
-Greenville has hadanotherbig fire
loss about $4,000. For particulars of
the fire read the Greenville letter.
Suffering cured by Bates .Applian-
ces. Send for description 10 Simpson X
Co, Box . 2S6, New York.
Mr. Jas. A. Thomas, one of our
leadingc citizens and merchants, has been
quite sick since last Saturday.
We regreat 70 chronicle the death o.
Mrs. T.. V. Kmbley, Of Ceralyo, which
took place on last Sunday.
Thomas q Kimbley, the new drug
gists, have erected nice sign over their
front door The sign was painted 10y
Thos. ID. Davis.
VIM. Cannon, Esqr., of Rosine pre-
cinct, has left with Us sample of his
clover, which is very fine-being over
four feet i'm length.
The candidates for the Legislature
speak at Rosine to-day, and Horse
Branch tomorrow, which closes their
list of appointments.
Prof W. b. Hayward, will speak at
the barbecue at Barrett's Ferry, Satur-
day, August 2nd, 1879, by special invi-
tation Of the managers. ( , s. T-tf T
Master Owen Thomas has given us
curiosity in the way Of ear Of corn.
1t is composed of quite a number of
small ears and is rather a curiosity.
BE gentleman for once in your life
part your hair in ~ middle and buy
one of those nobby walking canes at
Anderson's Bazaar.
Capt. Sanduslly, of the Sandusly
House, Owensboro Junction, has new
boarder. It's .'g.d, and the Capt. is
happy papa.
Mr.. Mcintyre, Of this place, who il
attending the Sulphur Springs, has been
quite i'll for several days past with an
affection of the throat. -gr
Our Grayson county friends will
have chance to enjoy a nice barbecue
at Spring Lick next saturday July 10Th.
For particulars see posters published AT
this Office.
Mr.. c. :. Carson has been engaged
threshing wheat, and informs Us that all
the crops 80 far threshed have yielded
more than was anticipated 10y the own
ers thereof.
j. B. Deweese and Others will have
a nice barbecue at Beech Grove, near
Tilfordsville, Grayson county, KY, on
the End day q August next. For pro-
gramme see posters, published at this
Office - -~
MI. Thomas p 'Faught, formerly
of Cromwell, has taken an interest in
the saloon at wright's Hotel, where he
will be pleased to see all his friends
when they come to town.
John II. & VIM. Phipps are adding
steam power TO their water mill, which,
when completed, will enable them TO
grind both in high and low water. Mr..
10. Hunter is the boss engineer.
We are thankful to Mrs. Geo. n.
Coats for some very nice onions. They
are just the thing we needed, being
without and having them recommended
for our health, besides they are good to
perfume our breath.
The hop at the Hartford House
last Thursday night was a pleasant oc-
casion. Although the attendance was
nct'large, it being an impromptu affair
yet those participating seemed to enjoy
themselves TO the fullest extent.
We invite the attention of ouI
readers of Hartford TO the announce
nient of Mr.. J. T. Iglehart as candi.
date for Town Marshal. Mr.. Iglehart
if elected, proposes TO give his entir'
time TO the business of the Office.
ESeveral ladies and gentlemen, in
GLIDING ourself made a fiyingtrip TO the
Sulphur Springs last Sunday, returning
same evening. Among the guests at
tending the Springs are Miss Barren
Mis- Head, Mr:aJ. NJ. Marks and family
and Mr., NcJohnston, Of Owensboro.
Before the roses shall ceaseto bloom
and e'er the little birds viii have bic
us farewell for milder clime-Jeans vii
have advanced five to ten cents on th'
yard. This is no joke and you ought t.
bewise and purchase a supply at once
Anderson's Bazaar has a tremendou
stock at old prices.
Mrs. Margaret Kimbley, wife of L