The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-08-11

Just received. fine ipi of staple
and fancy groceries, at Bob 4 Jacks
Shoes for old ladies-a splendid ar
ticle. Just received AT Anderson's Bazaar.
-Wamsutta, bleached, at Anlerson's
Bazaar at great sacrifice. viii he gone
in few days.
Don't forget that flour at Williams
4 Sons. Its praise is the talk among
ladies, Try it.
A little two year old daughter of
Jacob +. Bennett, near Walton creek,
died last Tuesday of fluX.
The man that borrowed my coal
shovel will please return it.
HENRY FIELD.
We are paying 5 cents for eggs and
Il cents for butter. Bring it in now.
WILLIAMS & Son.
C. l.. Miller brought us an ear Of
corn, day or 81 ago, which contained
- smaller ears growing round il.
The cave party returned yesterday
morning. An account of their trip will
appear next week.
r.. Z. Rowe * Bro. have the
best stock of of gents, Youths boys
clothing, ever brought TO this market.
Headquarters for fresh meats, vcse
tables and melons at
WILLIAMS d Sous.
A large number of people passed
through town yesterday en- route for
the association AT Beaver Dam.
Overwhelmingly, August Ith,
1850, Of brain fever, Oliver, infant son
Of Moses and Mamie A. Herrel, of Cool
Springs.
The programmes for the Ohio
County Fair Company are out, an
nouncing their fair for Tuesday, Octo-
Der ), 1850.
The best and cheapest trunks We
have ever seen are TO be had at Ander-
sons Bazaar. You should get one before
they are all gone.
oh, what stock of good things to
rat, at Williams 4 Sons. Everything
that the human appetite can possibly
crave. Go and see them.
Many thanks Ia Mrs. II. ;. Mosely
for "A bountiful remembrance of delicious
grapes. They We're highly appreciated
10y the attaches Of this Office
-FoR SALE A lot of school furniture
consisting of desks, recitation benches,
black boards, &c.
NJ. MCINTYRE.
The voting place in Cool Springs
precinct has been changed from Cool
Springs church Ia Taylor school house.
Voters ia that precinct should make a
mole of this
There will be a two days meeting
at Mt. Vernon, commencing AT IL
O'clock Saturday before the 9TH Sabbath.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will le administered.
From present indications the tol,ac-
90 crop In Kentucky will not he two
thirds Of regular average. II will
hardly reach that in this county unless
there is considerable outcome in il here
after.
Willis Blue, of South Carrollton,
became intoxicated at the election and
climbed into a livery stable to sober up,
but while still under the influence of
the evil he fell from the loft and hurt
himself so badly that he died last Sat
urday. He leaves large family to the
charity of the world.
w. 4. and /. n. Parrish, Owens
boro, KY, are agents for the Green
river country for the American Book
Exchange, of New York. They have
standard books for two, three and five
cents each. Send stamp for catalogue.
32-3t
Hear both sides of the case is the
only safe and fair way The Republic
cans will present their side of the case
Saturday next ut the courthouse i'm
Hartford. Come and hear them and
after full consideration of all sides YOU
are better advised and can vote more
intelligently.
The HERALD is not hide-bound or
afraid of its cause and hence advises
voters of all parties to turn out and hear
the gifted and eloquent w. o. Bradley,
at the courthouse Saturday. He is a
very able speaker and will give the Re
publican side Of the question in its best
lights.
by invitation Of a number of our
citizens, Rev. Kibby 10 Hooker, of
color, preached at the Methodist church
last Sunday night. Uncle Kibby is i'm
the slst year Of his age, and is as spry
and active as most men at 60. A large
audlSjfe was III ATTENDANCE 10 near TINS
aged divine, who preached a good prac-
teal sermon.
Hon. w. o. Bradley, Of Lancaster,
Garrard county, Ky, will be here Sat
urday and address the Republican rally
meeting. We met this gentleman on
the tszsirecently and had a short con-
versation with him and was very favor
ably impressed with him. He will, no
doubt, entertain and interest his hear
ers. He is, to-day, regarded as the
ablest man the Republicans have in the
State and deserves large audience.
Let him have it.
We this week fling TO the breeze