The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-11-19

Take your horse 10 the livery stable Of
Henry Field,
And for your money you will get the largest
yield.
STEADY i'm front-prices still coming
down, at GEO. KLEIN d Bros.
46-tf
Henry Field is the man to care for
your horses when you come TO town.
Call on him.
Carpenters tools of all kinds, at
prices TO defy competition, at
46-tf KLEIN X Bros.
If you wish to hire a good saddle
horse, or nice livery rig, call on
HENRY FIELD.
Table cutlery from 10 cents per set,
up; pocket cutlery in endless variety of
styles at KLEIN x Bros.
A few more days, and the great bar
gains in all wool cashmeres, at Ander-
sons Bazaar, will be gone.
A mammoth stock of stoves, tin
ware, hollow-warc, &c, lower than the
lowest, at KLEIN q Bros.
Thomas x Kimbley have just re-
ceived a new stock of lamps, lamp fix
lures, including chimneys, wicks, burn
ers, dc.
Pitchers, bowls, dishes i'm great va
riety, and "A large assortment of glass
ware, all at low rates, at
46-tf. KLEIN x Bros.
Those who suffer with that terrible
malady, the piles, will rise up to bless
the inventor of that celebrated ONT
ment, sold by THOMAS & KIMBLEy.
-lron-stone China plates, at 10, 45
and 80 cents per set. TOMBSTONE China
teacups and saucers ut 40 to IS cents per
set, at GEO. KLEIN x Bros.
-PoRK-R. L. Rowe x
Bro. want to buy 100000 pounds of pork
to be delivered at Hartford, for which
they will pay fair price. 45-tf
The largest and best lot of hard
ware, nails, cross-cut and hand saws;
mill, cross-cut and hand saw files, ever
brought TO this market, at
46-tf KLEIN 4 Bros.
Lamp explosions are due to bad oil,
in nearly every instance. The wise
policy is TO buy none but the best. A
new full barrel of fine oil at
THOMAS & KIMBLEY's.
The largest lot of axes ever brought
to this market from the best manufac-
turers in the United States, at prices
from IS cents to 81, at
46-tf. KLEIN < Bros.
Many important cases are being
tried this court, but the cases that seem
TO interest the people most, are cases OF
Walker boots just received at Ander-
sons Bazaar.
-Jno. II. x VIM. Phipps, the wide
awake proprietors of the Water Mills
are coming down to business. They
now proffer to grind wheat for one
tenth toll. See their advertisement
elsewhere.
The Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road is doing larger business than ev.
er before. Their stock sold i'm New
York, last Saturday, at SO cents. They
have doubled the speed of their freight
trains have every car employed anc
still can barely keep up with their work
Mrs. VIM. Pemberton, near Rosine
was shot by a pistol, in the hands o.
one Braun, who was carelessly hand
ling the weapon. The lady was sitting
at the table with her child i'm her lal
when wounded. She will probably re
cover, although the wound is danger
Gus one.
"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 KLEIN & BROS.
46-tf.
Frequently, for want ola little at
tention and proper knowledge, a valua
BILE horse is lost. Kendall's treatise oil
the horse and his diseases has the repu
tation of being the best book i'm tn,
world, ofthe kind. We have few cop
les for sale at the low price of IS cent
each. Call and get one.
"A protracted meeting is i'm progress
at Little Zion church in Ellis precinct
conducted by Revs. Hiram and Nose
Chapman, Jas. Stewart and J. p. Mel
son. They baptised II on Sunday last
The meeting will last this week ant
probably longer. The church is of tn,
general Baptist Denomination.