The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-10-27
Bargains in dress goods, at Amber

when YOU come Ia town.
Rubber over shoes for chilir en-, AT
Anderson's Bazaar.
--McGill, the photographer, will go
TO Cloverport from here.
Wanted, homemade carpets, at
Anderson's Bazaar.
Carte de visite and cabinet photo a
speciality with McGill.
Don't Fail TO see the dress goods, at
Anderson's Bazaar.
Remember Hills restaurant and
saloon Is the place to eat and drink.
Handsome dress goods at 10 cents a
yard up, at Arflerson's Bazaar.
j. c. Grcenwood's two years old
daughter is quite low with typhoid fe-
yer.
A complete line of children's
merino underwear cheap, ut Anderson's
Bazaar.
Mr.. T.. c. Hubbard will talk for
Garfield and Arthur at Morgantown
next saturday.
-McGill, the photographer, will re-
main but a short time, If you want
work in that line don't delay.
Go TO the Water Mills for -four,
meal, bran sc. Fancy flour at SIS
per hundred, and other brands lower.
-Four pictures for fifty cents. My
address is Market street, bet. Main and
Union. McGILL.
There is a good opening at Rock
port for first-class boot and shoe ma
ker; so We are informed by several of
the leading citizens.
-Thad. Davenport, of Rockport local
ity, raised crop of tobacco this year
that is estimated TO yield 1900 pounds
per acre. That is large yield.
Mr.. Ashford Woodward, living on
the Hartford and Calhoon road, is very
low with typhoid. But little hope is
entertained of his recovery.
-LosT-Some time in July last, ON
the road from Hartford TO Owensboro,
a gray fall overcoat. Will be thankful
for n return of il to this Office.
Every little girl attending school
during the winter, should have light
India rubber waterproof cloak. They
can he had at Anderson's Bazaar.
Mr.. j. Edwin Rowe, who was elect
ell common School Commissioner at
the recent session OF the Court of Claims,
has moved his Office TO the Grand Jury
room.
Mrs. ALA Miller, widow Of Joseph
Miller, deceased, while walking on the
plank-walk last Friday, fell and sprain-
ed one of her ankles. She has not been
able to walk since.
Married, at the residence of w. j.
Bryant, near Liberty church, Ohio coun-
ty, KY, on Sunday, October %, 1850, by
Rev. Ii. f. Jenkins, Mr.. John Daugh-
erty to Miss Mary Bryant.
The hops, given under the auspices
OF the Calhoon Social Club, during the
fair last week, We're well attended and
highly enjoyed. We tender thanks to
the committee for invitations.
"A little seven year old son of ID. l..
Miller. Jr., was taken quite sick few
days ago. DIR. S. l.. Berry was called
in last Sunday evening, and pronounces
IL very malignant type of fever.
Don't let your horse stand out in
the rain and mud all day, when you
come to town, but take it to Fields
livery and feed stable where for a
small amount you can have II cared
for.
Thanks to our friend and patron, q.
b. Hooker, for basket of nice Timber
twig apples. II encourages us very
much to be thus remembered. Won't
some one else remember Us some more
i'm the same way?
The Owensboro Silver Comet Band
made music for the fair at Calhoon last
week, and gave some delightful sere-
nades.. They have beautiful uniforms
and are under fine discipline of the
drum-major, Mr.. X. c. Green.
The reason why the big show Sc
lected Hartford as a place for winter
quarters is: That they would be able TO
buy winter clothing for the monkeys
cheaper ut Anderson's Bazaar than any
other place in the United States.
We were the guest Of the Grigsby
House during our stay i'm Calhoon last
week, and can say that for good fare,
comfortable rooms, etc., this hotel Is
not surpassed in the Green river country.
Aunt Betsy Lucas, rs proprietoress, and
w. G. Miller, as clerk, are hard to
excel.
Il have been elected and qualified a.
Marshal of Beaver Dam, and am ready
for business. All claims placed in my
hands for collection shall have due at.
tention. will take accounts for col
lection or to note up, and do the work
as cheaply as anyone. Business solicit.
ed. Respectfully,
4l-3t l.. T. BARNARD
Some thief or thieves attempted tc
break into the Drug Store of Y. Wayne
Griffin q Bro, ON Saturday night last
The clerk, Mr.. Seth Mcdowell, heard
them and got pistol, went out the from
way and slipped around to the rear Of
the building, where he saw man. He
aimed to cock the pistol. to shoot, bu
only pulled the hammer half back, the