The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-24

-Garden seeds are being put In
their little beds
Go Ia Foster 4 Hill's 10 get drink
Of Wilson's ls-st.
Go 10 Thomas 4 kimbley's tr a
good, cheap clock.
VIM. Miller, of Ellis precinct, died
very suddenly of heart disease last FRI
day.
The best and cheapest shirts we
Bazaar.
Take your horse To Fields livery
stable, if you want il cared for AT reason
able rates.
The candidates for the various Of
fees "sploded" Monday evening at the
Court house.
Rev. II. ID. Bennett will preach at
No Creek church, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
next Sunday.
-Anderson's Bazaar must have sold
thousand hats last Monday. Wenev-
er saw the like.
Walk around 10 Fields livery stable
on public days, if YOU want to see a
crowded stable.
Pure blackberry brandy for medic
inal purposes At
THOMAS d KIMBLEY's.
Williams Bros. had their plows
made by an old and experienced hand
and they are well warranted.
Ladies are especially invited to ex-
anime the parlor and scrap-book orna-
ments, at THOMAS d KIMBLEY's.
Mrs. Matte Ford, of louisville,
daughter of deputy sheriff; f. II. Coop
er, was stricken with paralysis last week
and life is at present nearly extinct.
A little son of John Frank Wallace
broke his arm by falling from a swing
last Sunday. His wounds were dressed
by DIR. Clayton Wallace, and he is now
doing well.
About 5000 bushels of corn were
lost in the "Big Bend" of Green river
by the last high rise, and good deal of
damage was done to the fences by the
washing away of rails.
Mr.. w. ID. Coleman, who has been
before the "dear people," gives this
wholesome advice to candidates: "shape
your own course, risk your own judg-
ment and believe no one
One Of the best parodys we have
ever seen on "Poe's Raven" appears in
the X. NJ. I. Ners, and is the produc-
ton of Henry McHenry, jr. That boy
is a genius and will make his mark
some day.
Anonymous communications never
see the light in these columns. The
writer can sign any fictitious name he
desires to the letter, but must send his
or her true name a. an evidence of good
faith.
w. q. Duncan, Superintendent of
McHenry Coal Co. store, started East
on Monday last topurchase large stock
of Spring goods. He will have them on
hand next week and will let our readers
know all about il through the columns
Of the HERALD.
If you want to get the whole worth
Of a years subscription, just read the
educational department. Mr.. Hawkins
has come TO life and is heating his FORM
er self Thanks, Judge, and may your
pencil ever remain pointed.
Married, at the residence of J. s.
Taylor. Sunday, March 2lst, 1850, Mr..
John w. Christian and Miss Mary f.
Yates. The bride is an amiable, modest
and unassuming young lady. We wish
them much happiness and pleasure
through life. NJ. I.
VIM. Hoover, living in the Bartlett
precinct, died last Wednesday oftyphoid
Mr.. Hoover was a substantial citizen
and the community will miss him
His daughter is quite sick with same
disease, and her recovery Is very doubt
full. His son died few weeks since OF
typhoid.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Laban Wright
March is, 1880, by Rev. G. ]. Bean, Mr.
VIM. Acton and Miss Arabella Wright
Mr.. Acton has done Wright well in
selecting so worthy young lady for ,
partner in the great battle oflife. The,
have our best wishes.
Our readers will, no doubt, appre
ciate the beautiful tribute to little Mary
Griffin, from the pen of "Rosine," APP
pearing on the first page of this issue
Little Mary was favorite with all VIII,
knew her and the sentiments contained
in the poem are very appropriate as the
compositions of "Rosine" always are.
MIR. w. c. NJ. Roam called OH u
Monday. He makes the best horse col
lar manufactured In these parts. Hi
collars are made of none but the hes,
material and all sewing about them i,
done with whang. Where these collar,
fit they are warranted not TO hurt. Mr.
n. b. Ashby, Russellville, has then
manufactured and Thomas Bros, O
Hartford, keeps them for sale. Try one
The celebrated harness and saddl
stallion, Joe Nelson, will be at ID. l.
Barnett's, Buckhorn, every Tuesda.
and "Wednesday, VIM, Morgan's, New
willie, every Thursday, VIM. fuckers
Riley's Station, every Friday and Sat
urday and Stephen Woodward's nea
Woodward's old mills, on Mondays.
JONES & Son.
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