The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-10
Gather your corn.

sons Bazaar.
Fresh oysters to-day at the Red
Front.
For good meal call at Hills res
taurans.
Card and cabinet photos a specially
at McGill's.
Underwear of all kinds at Il. +.
Rowe & Bros.
Bob 4 Jack sell soap cheaper than
any store in town.
-Tin-types, all sizes and prices, AT
McGilrs gallery.
Wanted: Homemade carpets, AT
Anderson's Bazaar.
Best bargains in mems hats at II. II.
Rowe 4 Bros.
For pure WHISTLES, brandies, wines,
tSc., call at Hills restaurant.
Have you seen the cheap dress
goods at Anderson's Bazaar.
Two barrels of fresh crab apple cider
Just received at the Red Front.
-"Everybody takes it''-the l-ceni
mackeral at Williams Bros.
The hest stock of overcoats evei
brought To Hartford at II. p. Rowe 4
Bros.
The purest lot of wines, WHISTLES
brandies and gin ever in Hartford, al
Bob a Jacks.
The finest selection of pocket knives
ever brought TO this market, and fol
sale low, at Williams Bros.
Mr.. John Naive had one Of his oal
RATS considerably torn mp in crossing
the Mill-dam, just above town, Monda,
evening.
r.. l.. McGoodwin, Circuit Clerk o
Caldwell county, died at his home in
Princeton October 30th, Of congestion
of the lungs. aged 4S.
-McGill, the Photographer, is still
here, but win not remain long. Dom
put it off, if you want work of an,
kind In the line.
DIR. J. :. Coleman, of Buford, is in
Owensboro conducting a protracte
meeting. He is assisted by Rev. A. ID
Miller, of Evansville, Ind.
The salaries of the County Judg,
and County Attorney of Grayson coun
" were fixed by the Court of Claims
for the ensuing year at $3.50 each.
Mrs. Frank Kimbley, who had |
seve.e attack of typhoid, We an
glad TO learn, is recovering and vii
soon be able to attend to house hold AT
fairs.
The colored school at this place un
der the management Of &. III. j. Taylo
will give Variety Concert Frida.
night, Nov 18th, which all axe respect
fully invited to attend.
Lizzie Moore's Ma bought Miss Liz
zie dress at Anderson's Bazaar, tn
result was, she led Hartford College il
reports last month. Miss Lizzie scores
10, and We score for Anderson's Ba
Zaar.
j. +. Newcomer, Of Toledo, Ohio
says:-I have been greatly benefitte'
10y wearing AN Excelsior Kidney Pad
and would recommend all person
troubled with weak kidneys TO try il
-.>ee ada.
Remember well and bear i'm mind
A good feed stables hard to find;
II to this rhyme your mind dot
yield,
You'll leave your horse with Henr
Field.
J. ID. Sanders informs the citizen
of Hartford and vicinity that he Is pr,
pared, ready and willing to repair a
kinds of furniture, bottom chain
varnish, repair sofas or anything pc
tanning to the upholster business. Ca
on him when you want work done.
We hear considerable complain
from west end in regard to the walk i
front of Judge Moseley's. We thin
the trustees should look after this, |
but little cost would make the walk
that portion Of the town good i'm bad I
rainy weather.
The weather is turning cold al
fires will he i'm demand from this o.
and danger from fire will thus he il
creased. Those who have not provide
against loss from this source should
so at once. Remember that Barrett
Bro. represent several substantial soul
Fire Insurance Companies, and ca
protect against loss by fire. Call {
them and get your property insured.
Where will you be most likely
find the latest style of overcoat? at
Winter q Co.'S. Where will you he me
likely to find the largest assortment
Mems suits? at j. Winter & Co
Where will you be most likely to iii
the best assortment of Boys suits al
overcoats? at J. Winter 4 Cos. TIT
store is ON the corner of Third al
Market streets, Louisville, KY, and
advise you to go there.
Mr.. b. +. Blue, general freight Al
passenger agent of the p. q +. r.
has resigned that position and will q
cept the position as general freig
agent of the st. Louis and South Ea
ern r. r., with headquarters at
Louis. MIR. b. J. Horton, of Louisvil
agent for the Merchants Despat
Transportation company has been 4
pointed to Nh the vacancy made I