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

Bob 4 Jack want To buy wheat.
Hancock hats, at Anderson Bazaar.
Next Monday will he County Court
day.
For fresh meats, go to w. II. Will
Jams a Son.
10000 pounds of wool wanted, at
Anderson's Bazaar.
Mr.. James r. Collins and family
have moved to their dwelling here.
Pure wines and liquors at
Bon x JACKS.
Mr.. w. III. Edison is having his
jewelry shop replastered and fixed up
generally.
Don't forget Ia attend the opening
exercises of Hartford College next Tues
day night.
Mr.. VIM. &. Morton has moved To
his new and beautiful cottage on
Sycamore street.
More improvements are being made
ia Hartford than at any time in the
history Of the town.
The time approacheth when the
small boy taketh up his books and
walketh To the school-room.
We regret 10 learn of the death of
our young friend, VIM. II. Haynes, OF
Ellis precinct, which took place Mon
day night Of last week, of typhoid.
Mr. ii. III. Shouse, of Henderson,
has card in this issue in explanation
Of a circular ISSUED 10y him ON August
18th. He exonerates Mr.. Dempsy the
Chairman.
Quite destructive fire took place
in Owensboro one night last week,
burning the tobacco factory and cooper
shop of Luther Cottrell, and about four
or five dwelling houses.
The opening exercises of Hartford
Coiege will take place in the auditory
of the College next Tuesday evening,
at q o'clock. See programme in
another column.
Ashley & Hoover will give bar.
becue at the sulphur Spring, neal
Buford, ON Saturday, Sept. ith, 1850
Messrs. Hill and Wedding will address
the crowd upon the political ISSUES o
the day.
la f,ar
nish music for barbecues, flag raisings
picnics, fairs, DC, at reasonable rate
ON short notice. Address Secretary q
Band, A. Il. NALL.
34-5t
Capt. NJ. Stanley, proprietor of tn
Seeley Coal Mines, near Cromwell, ha
contracted with the Green 4 Barrel
River Navigation Company for all tia
coal he can furnish them. He is re
pairing his mines, and when done, vii
have the finest mines on Green River
w. T.. and |. n. Parrish, Owens
boro, KY, are agents for the Gree
river country for the American Boo
Exchange, of New York. They hav
standard books for two, three and fiv
cents each. Send stamp for catalogue
32-3t
i have rented Tom Browns Goa
bank and am prepared to furnish iron
one TO five hundred bushels Of coal pc
day. / insure good measure and goo
coal. A liberal share of the patronag
Is solicited.
35.eow-3t FOSTER ADAMS.
MIR. Henry +. Armendt, of TIL
place, who has been at Falls of Roug
for nearly three years engaged i'm build
ing and other improvements for MI
LATE Green, returned home last Satul
day. Mr.. Armendt is one of the fines
architects in the country, and just con
pleted dwelling house for Mr.. Gree
at a cost of $4,000.
The magnetism that draws innocel
childhood to some men was strikingl
displayed la the conversation of lit
girl with a lady friend of ours last Sal
bath. Said the little girl: 80, I'm
anxious to have our school common,
that can hardly wait for Monday
come, and i want to be in Prof. Ale,
ander's room 50 much | don't knO
what TO do. He was at our house ii
other night and talked TO me just lii
little boy or girl would. Why,
wasn't hit afraid of him! / tell yo
Mrs. A., / forgot myself and talks
back TO him just as if he was lit
boy" The Hartford people indes
found Moses TO lead their little on
when they secured the services of til
wonderful man.