The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-10-20


Remember the bargains in hats, at
II. p. Rowe & Bros.
Remember Lou Hills restaurant
when you come TO town.
-Four tintypes for fifty cents by Me-
Gill, the photographer.
New lot of Boots and shoes, at II.
z. Rowe q Bros.
Lou Hill has a new and beautiful
sign in front of his restaurant.
If you want pictures of any kind
call on McGill, the photographer.
The Water Mills are in good repair,
and are always up with their work.
-McGiIl copies and enlarges old
pictures and warrants satisfaction.
Prices low down.
Our young friend, ]. II. Iglehart,
took two blue and three red ribbons on
his horses at the Owensboro fair.
Go 10 the Water Mills for flour,
meal, bran, &c. Fancy flour at $3.50
per hundred, and other brands lower.
-McGill will remain hut short
time longer. Don't fail To have your
picture taken by him.
Go to the Hartford Water Mills
with your grinding. We do the work
in good order and with dispatch. We
have wheat buhrs and can grind 25
bushels Of wheat per hour.
Old Uncle Joe Bracken, aged 50
years, living near Cromwell, sent us a
sweet potato last Monday THAT is pecu-
liar Cor its size and shape. It's a quar-
tette and weighed nine pounds when
first dug.
i have been elected and qualified as
Marshal of Beaver Dam, and am ready
for business. All claims placed in my
hands for collection shall have due at
tention. will take accounts for col
lection or 10 note up, and do the work
rs cheaply AS anyone. Business solicit
ed. Respectfully,
4I-st l.. r. BARNARD.
Very low round trip tickets to the
Louisville Industrial Exposition which
opens September 9TH and closes October
I'D, presenting attractions never before
witnessed. That all may be able to
visit Louisville during the gala season,
the Louisville & Nashville Railroad will
sell round trip tickets from all stations
to Louisville, at four cents per mile.
Please note, that these tickets will be
sold every day i'm the week, and will
not be good to return unless stamped by
the Agent of the Company i'm Louis
willie, and used for return passage with
i'm ten days from the date of sale.
II &. p. ATMoRE, Gen. Pass. Agt.
One reason why Anderson's Bazaar
has built up such big trade in Ohio
and adjoining counties is, because Of
their securing the exclusive sale Of GER
cain lines of goods of superior quality
and great reputation. For instance,
they secured, soon after they opened
here, the exclusive use of Stevens wo-
mems and children's shoes, which are
undoubtedly the best wearing goods i'm
the market; then followed a contract
for the handling of Walkers boots and
shoes, which have such great reputa-
ton in this county they have recent
ly negotiated with Mr.. Jas. Cate, of
Ruusey, KY, for the sale of the cele-
DRAFTED Gates jeans upon terms which
enable them to sell these goods at the
same price that common goods are sold,
and there are other lines of noted goods
for which they have the exclusive
sale-to which we might refer had we
the time and space. We wish to add,
however, that though they are always
quick to secure the exclusive sale of any
popular brand of goods that may ap-
pear on the market at any time, yet in
no single instance have their profits on
such goods been larger than on goods
that are thrown on the market free to
all merchants, and they are to-day SELL
ing Walkers women's shoes at short
er profit than any goods they handle.
Thus 1t Is that they have built up a
trade which will this month show an
increase over last October's sales Of
over one hundred per cent.