The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-04-07

Best quality Of fishing tackle Mt
Williams Bros.
For sale, good mich COW.
l4-tf J.F. WAGER.
Have YOU seen the new styles dress
goods this spring? Anderson's bazaar
has them.
If you want good stove, just step
into Williams Bros. and there YOU can
get II at a low price.
There will be "a grand opening of
ladies' hats AT AnderSon's Bazaar to-
morrow .L
The most beautiful line of low
priced dress goods ever seen i'm Hartford,
at Anderson's Bazaar.
--Garden time has come. Put the
onions in their little beds, and then HE
Ia Ander>on's Bazaar tosee the fashions.
If YOU want pillow, warranted
10 give satisfaction, or any first elias.
blacksmithing done, - 10 Williams
Bros.
w. q. Head, tolncconist here, re-
ceived several wagon loads of tobacco
last Monday purchased principally in
the Fordsville district.
MIR. 10 r. Benton will accept our
thanks for nice basket of new Irish
potatoes of this years growth. They
were quite nice and tender.
We do not propose. To bc beat in
quality or price for first class sugars and
coffee. Give us a trial. . i...
WILLIAMS Bros.
l. 4 Barnard, the merchant prince
Of Beaver Dam, left last Friday evening
! for the East, where he will purchase a
large stock of Spring and summer goods.
George ii. Hoover, who was made
glad last week by his wife presenting
him with twin sons, was made equally
sorry on Thursday evening by the death
of one of them. 49,.
Mr.. B. =. Bergman has sold por-
ton of his lot, on corner of Washington
and Mulberry, TO Mrs. Alice Kimbley,
who will erect dwelling thereon at
once. So much in favor OF the school
building. 500 81 g "a
Read the rules adopted by thecoun-
ty court 40 as to be posted in future
should YOU have business with the court.
1t will he best TO save this copy Of the
paper for reference. -.-r E-..rr
Read the novelproposition made by
J.. Winter 4 Co. in their advertisement
on the first page Of this issue. We have
no doubt but the firm offering 1t are cut
ting off mot more than they can chew,
for that with them is next to impossible)
bigger chew than they think for.
Married, in South Carrolton, Thurs
day, March 25th, 1880, Mr.. Ed. II. Ashby,
of Centertown, Ohio county, and Miss
Lockery, of South Carrollton. Mr..
Ashby gave a reception at his home on
Thursday night. Quite a large number
were in attendance, who seemed TO en-
joy themselves 10 the fullest extent.
j. w. Hays, commercial traveller
for Ragon Bros, of Evansville, Ind,
died at his home in Rochester, on Tues
day evening of last week of rheuma-
tism Of the heart. His death was very
sudden, while sitting in chair He
was esteemed for his honesty and. busi-
hess capacity.
BY am examination Of the claim,
allowed by the county court ndpayable
out of the levy for 1880, ii will be seer
that about $500 or about one-sixth of tht
whole amount is for blowing on roads
We candidly believe that this sum il
far in advance Of the good actually de
rived from the outlay.
Having determined to close out al
this place in a short time, persons whs
know themselves indebted to me are re
spectfully requested to come and settl,
their accounts ON or before the first O
May. Ny urgent need of money com
! pells me r. ask prompt attention 10 tn,
above call. - q. II, SANDERS,
Ii-4t Centertown, Ohio county, Ky.
a--Nondav was n vera .,sv. day Il,
Hartford and much nronertv cbanyat
hands. Auctioueer Iplehart made cbir
mus,c for the streets and ratified off tor