The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-06-02

red boot ia front of his boot and shoe
shop.
You can get very fair article of
calico AT Anderson's Bazaar for ~ II
yard.
l you want good rig, call ON
Henry Field. you want your horse
fed, do the same thing.
The good old times have come
again, and you can buy calico AT ~ a
ward at Anderson's Bazaar.
Remember you can buy pure Hines
whisky at ~ cents per quart, at Rogers
d Kings, Buforl, Ky. 2l-2t.
l.. +. Wocmrr, in addition To his
boot and shoe shop, has added a regular
shoe store. 9-tf
There is a fatality among the eats
of Hartford, nearly all of them having
sickcned and died in the last week or
81.
A Democratic Mass Meeting will he
held in Hartford on next Saturday Ia
select delegates 10 the State Convention
at Lexington, ON June the 18th.
When you come Ia town Ia buy
goods, do not make your purchase until
you visit II. =. Rowe X Bro dry goods
store, at Hardwick x Nails old stand.
james O'Connor will be hung at
Carmi, Illinois, on Friday next, for the
murder of the marshal of that place.
Mr.. O'Connor WAS once citizen of this
place.
-Jno. W. Taylor, of Poor Neck, set
out trot line last saturday evening
and expected a blue eat fish, but tn his
establishment, instead he caught a blue
crane.
The commencement exercises of
the Kentucky Military Institute will be
held Thursday, June 3rd, (to-morrow)
Thanks to Col. r. J. Allen, Supt., for
an invitation to attend.
DIR. Coleman will preach at Buford
next Saturday and Sunday at II o'clock.
Subject for Sunday, "Credibility of the
Miracles of Christ" The public are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
George Hoover, ESD, has moved
from his old homestead near Beda and
located i'm Buford. He is building a
-four and grist mill at that place, which
he expects to complete i'm time for fall
grain.
-Messrs. Jesse Potter and w. III.
Mauzy left yesterday morning for
Evansville, where they will purchase a
steam portable saw mill. They will
make the first setting of the mill near
Rosine.
-WANTED-Every person attending
the Mass Convention next Saturday, OF
County Court Monday, who need any
thing in the boot and shoe line, to call
on A. c. Etzel, at the sign of the big
red boot.
-WANTED.-Every person coming 10
Owensboro, who has horse To feed, To
come To j. +. Yager's stable and learn
something new. Cox's old stand. one
square above Hartford road, between
Main and Third streets.
-MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father, Saml l.. Baird, May the
9th, lSs0,by Rev. q. j. Bean, Mr.. Ben
jamin Roby and Miss Bette V. Baird.
The parties have our best wishes for q
long and happy life.
FOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT
Mr.. ]. +. Wager, desiring 10 move IL
Owensboro, wishes TO sell his HOUSE
and LOT in Hartford. For further par.
ticulars, apply TO G. j. YAGER,
l5-tf. HERALD office.
James III. Ambrose will have q
barbecue at Hardin Ashley's, on Satur-
day, June 26th. A good dinner, good
music, arrangements for dancing, pub.
lie speaking aud refreshment stands are
embraced in the programme he had
printed by us.
-Messrs. A. s. Aull and q. A. Hines
will give barbecue at Hines Mill on
Saturday, June 10, 1850. The candi.
dates for county offices are invited to
attend. A good time is expected gen.
orally. Come and share the pleasure
and enjoyment.
Our colored friends are to have .
picnic at the fair grounds near here
on Saturday, June 18th, and an exhi.
bition at night. The bills, printed at
this Office, presents an arrangement that
insures a pleasant and profitable day fol
those attending.
-BORN-To Mrs. Mary Townsend
Harding, wife Of Enoch Harding
Mansfield, Texas, May 18th, 1880, a
daughter, Mabel Hoke. We congratu.
late the parents upon this addition t.
their family and trust she may live to
he pride and solace to them.
Aunt Caroline Phipps, while riding
In spring wagon near Beaver Dam,
ON last Sunday week, was thrown from
the same and broke her cOllar-b0ne.
Catharine Larkins was also thrown out
and bruised up. Aunt Caroline is I'M
proving as fast as could be expected.
The District Conference of the NJ.
+. Church, South, will be held at Hart
ford, commencing June 18th and con-
tinue the balance Of the week. We
hope the citizens of town will make am
pie preparations for the accommodation
of the ministers and visitors.
Thousands of soldiers and heirs are
entitled TO pensions with payment from
Il