The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-09-01

The cheapest shirts We ever saw
are now Ia b. had AT Anderson's B;lzar
Best vinegar in Hartford, at w. H..
Williams X Sons.
+ : Mrs John w. Greenwood is quite
sick with typho-malarial fever
Chickens and turkeys, at w. H..
/ Williams n Sons
Call AT the new liar at the Handy
( Corner Monday for the best brands of
/ WHISTLES.
Ten barrels of that flour, talk of the
town, just received, at w. II. Williams
| d Sons.
We warrant our WHISTLES pure.
ROGERS N KING,
35.2t Buford, Ky.
Republicans, show your loyalty 10y
] buying Garfield hats. Andersons Ba-
zar has them.
Hartford is perfectly destitute Of a
dentist Why don't some good dentist
locate here?
The colored school at this place will
commence next Monday with Prof j.
&. IL. Taylor a. teacher.
Notwithstanding Hartford College
will be conveyed Ia and from Beaver
Dam AT half fare.
Buy your medical WHISTLES of
35-2t ROGERS X KING,
Buiord, Ky.
When You come to hear Judge
Cook speak next Monday, leave your
horse at Fields stable.
big stock of boots and shoes just
received AT ROGERS X KINGS,
35-2t Buford, Ky.
Master Henry Chapman, son Of
Nathan Chapman, brought It's Il man.
moth worm last Saturday.
The election for town trustees will
take place next Saturday. This elec-
ton is for town trustees, and not school
trustees, as some think.
When you come to town next Mon
day to attend county court and speak
ing, call at Lou Hills restaurant and
get good dinner for II cents.
The cave party from Pleasant
Ridge, of which we spoke last week, re-
turned last Friday. They report a
pleasant, IA well rs profitable trip.
A lot of first. class customl work
boots and shoes at
ROGERS * KINGS,
35-2t Buford, Ky.
| -Wanted-A few more good miflers
at Seeley coal mines. None but prac-
teal ones need apply.
VI. STANLEY.
Cromwell, Ky, Sept. |. 1850. S5-2t
---Sandford Tichenor sent us two
leaves of his tobacco yesterday. One is
"A combination of three leaves in one,
and the other is white and green alter
nately.
| Mr.. A. G. Etzel has rented one OF
the new buildings now in erection on
north side Of public square, and will
move his boot and shoe shop therein "a
soon rs the building is completed.
MIR. John w. Simmons, of Pleas
ant Ridge, brought the finest peaches to
market last week that We have seen
this year, He gave us one that weigh
ed three-fourths of "A pound. They are
of the Northern variety.
/ have resumed work at my coal
bank on the Hartford and Paradise
road, and am prepared To furnish first.
class coal at reasonable rates. A liberal
share of patronage is solicited.
LEE FISHER.
The members of Hartford CorneI
Band have secured the services of Prof
Ludwig as leader of their band. Til,
hand is in good practice and will pla,
for fairs or flag raisings, &c, at reason
able prices. See their advertise ment il
this issue.
; MANY thanks To Mr.. Il. j. Everl,
( for nice water melon presented to u
yesterday. II was enjoyed by the at
taches OF the Office very much, and Mr.
EVERY has their undivided thanks 70
5 his generosity.
{ The report that boarding for stu
dents attending Hartford College wa
high and hard to obtain, is erroneous il
e each instance. There are plenty G
$ good boarding houses at rates from 5
n To 81. Several contracts have bee
e made i'm the last day or two at - pc
: week.
II The Louisville Industrial Expos
:. ton will open September Z, 1850, an
y close October %, 1850, and promises t
n he exceptionally attractive. The builC
k ing will be illuminated by fifteen gran
e electric lights. Among the attraction
e will be "that wonder of the ages" tn
/. restoration of the great hairy Siberia
mammoth, l6s feet high and 26I fet
long. Everybody should attend tn
II great exposition.
= Passengers going east on the p.
!, +. r.. II. can get good, substantial
). well-cooked supper at Cecilian Jun
ton. Passengers from Louisville con
ing west will also find good breakfa
at the same place. Mr.. John Helle
is the proprietor, is now repairing an
h enlarging his house, and will soon hay
l. very commOdious dining and sittin