The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-01
Pure pine tar, at the Red Front.

Bob Il Jack have dry boans, hom-
ing, miacc meat, dried fruit, dc.
Girls cloaks made to order at An
derson's Bazaar.
Mr. Sam A. Williams has moved
into his new residence on Market street.
Ladies' wanting new STYLES dress
patterns can find them 10y calling on
Mrs. II. J. Morris.
. Bob X Jack keeps the hes, wines,
WHISTLES, brandies and gins, and will
/ guarantee them to he strictly pure.
What blessing, Anderson's Ba-
zaar has a shoe button that will never
pull Off Try them.
Mrs. II. J. Morris, mantua-maker,
guarantees satisfaction in all Of her
work. Give her your orders.
The market price paid for all kinds
of country produce in exchange for
/ goods AT cash prices by
OSCAR STEVENS n Co.,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
We invite the attention of our read
ers TO the advertisement of g. J. Bean
I n Son. They have purchased the
Handy Corner Grocery and will
open out new and choice line of fami-
: ~ and fancy groceries.
The ladies are especially invited tn
call and examine my stock of goods.
expect to keep a full supply for the
| table, and will deliver all goods free of
charge. Gross WILLIAMS.
+ Red Front.
The hop given by Profs. Ludwig
and McGill at Masonic Hall last Thurs
day night, was an enjoyable affair.
Although there were not a. many
participants as on former occasions, yet
those attending seemed to enjoy them
selves to the fullest extent.
MIR. Anderson, of No Creek, brought
us specimen of White Burley tobac-
60 raised by him this year. 1t is nice,
! soft, silky tobacco and has an excellent
odor. No doubt but it is the most prof
liable tobacco for our farmers to grow
if they cultivate the weed at all.
The boys about here have quit fox
chasing, but on Monday last lot of
the boys, mostly officials about the
court house had lively Crow chase
and captured two of the birds. Crows
are cunning birds and getting sly
chance they flew away hut were recap
tured.
, The year is drawing To a close and
We are anxious to draw all our accounts
of every kind to Il close. All persons
indebted to us are hereby notified that
We need and must have the money. If
not promptly paid by the end of the
year, We will take steps to cOerce pay
ment. We cannot run Il paper without
money.
Thanksgiving Day was pretty gem
orally observed here last Thursday.
Circuit Court, now in session, adjourned,
Hartford College dismissed and large
number of the citizens and visitors at
tended divine services at the NJ. T..
church, conducted by Rev. j. :. Me-
Daniel. Bro. McDaniel's remarks on
1 the occasion are spoken of as being very
appropriate and in good taste.
The New York Observer il an in
teresting and valuable family paper.
We can recommend it to our readers
who wish to take New York paper as
pure and safe. The publishers have
this year issued volume of Iren1us
letters, with fine portrait of the au-
thor, which they offer to old subscribers.
Anyone can get the terms by sending
to New York ObsCrrer, New York.
The McHenry Coal Company have
purchased one-half interest i'm the Rock
port coal mines and take immediate
control and are going to put considera-
bic improvements on the mines and
make them first-class. The McHenry
Coal Company also intend to open a
new mine on the opposite side of the
railroad at McHenry, which is the finest
coal found on the railroad.
There are great many mean men
in the world, but the meanest are those
who will subscribe for paper on credit
and promise to pay soon and fail to do
it, and just about the time they con-
clude the paper will he stopped unless
paid for, write and order it discontinued,
and say it is not wanted longer, and say
not a word about paying for the time it
has been taken. We have been served
this way few times and intend to pub
lish black list of all such i'm the first
issue in 1881, and leave it standing until
all the amounts due are paid.
Mr.. w. G. Morton, one of our citi-
zens and a staunch Republican,, has
been appointed as gauger of whiskey
and assigned to duty at or near Owens
boro. He left yesterday for his field of
labor. His family still remain here
We are glad to see Buck" as he is
usually called, get the appointment.
As Republican Is to have it We are
as well satisfied with his appointment
as We would be with any. He makes
"a good officer. ~
In appreciation fof being one among
the number of friends and relatives
present on the 23d Nov, at Mr.. and
Mrs. +. p. Thomas fifth marriage ami