The Hartford herald., 1880-07-14

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Turn out on Monday and hear the
peoples champion.
Genuine y. O. Sugar, at Bob 4
Jacks.
Hartford has street sprinkler.
Amt we putting on airs.
You'll find the best liquors in town
at the Red Bar
C. w. Cook, of Dixon, the great
''Greenbacker," is expected here next
Monday, the 18th.
Read the original poem on first
page, "Tll never sing again" from the
pen of w. koss Dempsy.
Headquarters for all kinds of soap,
at Bob X Jacks.
Rev. Geo. Dennis, of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, will preach
at the NJ. l.. Church in Hartford on
next Sunday night.
Spun cotton and carpet chain at
Bob Il Jacks.
When YOU come Ia public speaking
next Monday, call at \. &. Etzers and
leave your order for "A pair of nice, neat
fitting boots or shoes. Sign of the big
boot.
Nice comtry-cured hams at Bob
Il Jacks
James ID. lglehart, son of Henry
y. lslehart, deceased, died at the resi-
dcnce of John ID. Bell, Monday, of
typhoid. He was about - ycarsof age,
and quite AN industrious young man.
Bob Il Jack are just starting ia bus
iness, give them a call and see what
they will do for you.
The show that was billed for this
place last "Wednesday did not put in an
appearance.
When you come Ia town next
Monday Ia hear Jim Mckenzie, put
your horse up at Fields livery stable.
Jessie, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Ford, while playing one day
last week, fell and broke or sprained
her arm.
Ratification meeting Monday, July
18th. Don't forget To come and bring
your sisters, your aunts and your
cousins.
Mr.. w. &. Morton has nearly COM
pleted his new residence. When COM
pleted il will lie one of the prettiest
dwellings in town.
1t is inhuman 10 let your horse
stand out in the hot sun, 80 when you
come in next Monday leave your horse
at Fields livery stable.
There is demand, in Hartford, for
about twenty dwelling houses. Why
don't somebody, who has the means,
build lot of houses for remit will
pay.
Those owing us notes and accounts
for "A long time will please come forward
and pay them, and thereby save cost
and trouble. Respectfully,
WILLIAMS BROTHERS.
We tender thanks To Mr.. Harber
B. Taylor for variety of nice apples
sent us last week. They are the finest
we have had the pleasure Of sampling
this year.
w. III. Williams x Son are making
a new pavement in front of their busi-
hess house. They are live, active busi-
ness men and always on the side of
progression.
The colored folks of town and vi
cinity will give barbecue in the beech
bottom, near town, on Saturday July
3lst, 1850. Prof Taylor and Others will
deliver an address on that day.
Crops on the Green river bottoms
have nearly all been destroyed by the
recent overflow. Thousands of acres of
corn which were in fine condition have
been totally ruined.
The Owensboro string band, COM
posed of Prof. Ludwig, X. c. Green, III.
Mclean, l.. w. Craig and l.. Steittler,
passed through this place last Friday,
ca route for Sulphur Springs. They
dispensed some sweet music while here
Incur announcement column will he
found the announcement of Warren L..
Maddox, for the Office of Constable i'm
the Hartford magisterial precinct. Mr..
Maddox has held this position before
and he now asks the people to give him
the Office again.
BY perusal of our columns this
week will be found a card from Mr..
George w. Bunger, addressed to his
friends and To the Democracy of the
county. The card explains itself and
has the genuine Democrat ring. Read
il.
Mrs. w. l.. Rogers, living in the
vicinity Of Cromwell, lost her house
and contents by fire last Friday night.
Scarcely anything was saved as the
fire took place i'm the night, when all
the family were asleep. The fire was
caused, it is supposed, from ashes left i'm
wooden vessel.
The impression seems to have got
ten out that pupils would not be able to
get board i'm Hartford. We have taken
some trouble to inquire of parties in
town in regard to boarding and find
quite "A number of houses that will take
boarders at from $3.50 TO s. per week,
SO no one need have any fears i'm that
regard.