The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-08-04

owensboro, who are guests of the Ohio c"un-
~ White sulphur springs, were I'm town last
"Wednesday and gave this office "A call.
Miss Grace Thomson, of Princeton, music
teacher elect for Hartford College, was in
town last week.
Miss Arrietta Green, of Louisville and Miss
Clara Green, of Frankfort, sister and daugh-
ter Of ChRs. =. Green. Assistant Auditor, are
visiting the family of Mr.. Mary Peyton.
near town.
Mr. Greame. Of Louisville, the polite and
rentlemanIy agent OF Barbce 4 Cnstleman,
Insurance Agents, was in town yesterday.
Go TO the Red Bar.
1t H. all over-the election.
Two barrels Of extra Syrup just re-
celved at WILLIAMS x Sous.
Prints at five cents per yard, at /.
=. Banard's Beaver Dam store. 30-2t
Car load of salt, 81 IS per barrel,
Mt THOMAS Bros.
Best vinegar i'm town at
WILLIAMS Il SoN's.
Satin ribbons i'm all colors, at An
derson's Bazaar.
The talk Of the town-that nice
Flour at Williams 4 Sons. Try it!
New Languedoc laces, at Ander-
sons Bazaar.
INCEST butter i'm town, on ice, at
WILLIAMS X Sons.
New embroidered swiss, at Ander-
sons Bazaar.
Turn out Monday and hear Jim
McKenzie-he'll be here.
Chickens and turkeys always on
hand at WILLIAMS & Sons.
"A refreshing shower fell yesterday
morning, which enlivened vegetation
very much.
Eight pounds of extra granulated
sugar for 81 90 at
WILLIAMS x Sons.
Full lime of Gents, Youths and
Boys Clothing, just received at
r. =. Rowe x Bros.
Fresh supply of salt and lime for
sale by |. p. Barnard, Beaver Dam.
30-2t
Wade Engli sh, ESD, of Elizabeth
town, is visiting the family of his uncle
Hon. +. ID. Walker.
MIR. w. B. Render has moved his
family to Hartford where they will
make their future home.
The Sheriffs of the various precincts
will please accept our thanks for state
ments Of the polls furnished us.
Remember well and bear i'm mind
good livery stable is hard TO find, but
when you try II. Fields stable, you'll
say at once you have been able.
In the race for municipal Officers
Monday, Mr.. +. p. Morgan was elected
Police Judge, and w. p. Haden was
elected marshal.
Rev. B. +. Swindler, of Calhoon
will preach at the Methodist church in
Hartford, KY, Monday night, Angus,
8, 1880.
Gross Williams has just received
two dozen more of those wonderful
batteries, and is selling them rapidly
Call and see them.
We learn from Uncle Harve,
Woodward that the sprinkling of whea
bran over the heads of cabbage protect,
them from the ravages Of the worm
Desiring to close out my presen
stock Of goods TO make room for new
fall supply, will sell goods on hand n
and even below cost. Now is your tim
to secure bargains.
3O-2t /. p. BANARD, Beaver Dam.
Mr.. ]. +. Rice will have the "bos
barbecue" of the season at Sulphu
Springs on Saturday, August II, 1850
He will have fine band of music iron
Owensboro and nice arrangements 70
dancing.
"A party consisting of DIR. J. f. Pen
dleton, wife, son Gene and daughte
lula, DIR. s. l.. Berry and wife, Misse
Lizzie and Lulie Walker, Misses Mag
gle King and Eva Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs
r. l.. Griffin and Master Johnnie Nc
Henry will leave to-day for Mammotl
Cave. They are going through in We
hicles and will camp out on the way.
We are sorry to chronicle the dealt
of our young friend j. X. Mcdowell
which took place at his home four mile
east of Hartford, Sunday morning, Au
gust I, 1880. John was worthy youn
man, and his untimely demise is regret
ted by his many friends. He was
son of Mr.. M. p. Mcdowell, who ma
been truly unfortunate, having lost
wife, daughter and son this year. Tn
family have our sympathy.
Mr.. E. s. Edgerton respectfully In
forms the citizens of Hartford and "
entity, that he intends to remain q
this place and carry on the paintin
business in all its branches, house, sig
and carriage work, granting, paper hant
ing, &C., done i'm the latest style. A
work guaranteed to give satisfaction
All favors i'm his line will be Thankful
ly received, and promptly attended Il
42-tf. E. s. EDGERTON.