The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-05-26

l patton.
Circuit Court adjourned last Satnf-
day, having gotten through ith.the
docket.
David II. Carter, living near Rock
port, died last Sunday morning after u
brief illness.
When you come to town, remember
Fields livery stable is the place to leave
your horses.
w. G. Fades has opened sewing
machine office in Etzel's boot and shoe
shop. He sells the Singer.
You can save from 10 to ~ per cent
on the dollar 10y buying your saddlery
from Thomas Bros.
Large stock of saddles, brides and
buggy harness, at Thomas Bros, at ~
per cent below the regular price.
-Albina Mccoy, of McHenry, KY,
daughter of Simon Mccoy, died last
Monday morning, Of typhoid.
For oranges, lemons, prunes, raisins,
dried currants, figs and peanuts, go to
w. III. WILLIAMS 4 SONS.
Horses, mules, bacon and all kinds
of country produce taken in exchange
for sewing machines, by w. q. Fades.
w. ii. Williams K Son have just
received splendid stock of family gro
ceries, and are selling them ~ low ~
the lowest.
-WOoIs-The quotations in Louisville
yesterday, Were medium. unwashed
81 to "a cents; bury, 20 Ia ~ cents and
tub-washed II to A. cents.
-R. p. Rowe d Bro, will open anoth-
er large lot of dry goods, boots and
shoes, notions, &C., to-day. Give them
call and secure bargains.
The rush at X. Z. Rowe n Bro. =
new dry goods store, has made it neces-
sary To purchase another almost entire
new stock, which they will open to-day.
Mr.. A. &. Etzel is going TO erect, as
a sign, a large red boot in front of his
shop, and christen his place Of business
The Hartford Boot and Shoe Shop"
-Messrs. }. w. Ford and j. r. Lyle
hart returned Saturday from weeks
fishing frolic in Green river. They had
splendid luck and report fishing most
excellent.
| -Pinafore, which was announced To
take place about the lst of June, has
been unavoidably postponed until some
time during vacation. Due notice will
be given Of the time.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Hinton, Of Newville'
Is prepared to make boots and shoes t.
order. He does his work well, uses
good material and makes nice fit.
Call on him and leave your order and
measure.
BY perusal of our local columns
will be found the advertisements OF
Mr.. A. G. Etzel, boot and shoe maker
Mr.. Etzel is a first class workman, Is
Just starting in life, and is deserving OF
your patronage. Give him your order.
DO not think we are funning, We
mean business, we have the goods at
low prices, and we cannot keep them
for you. Call at once, or you will miss
bargain. ROGERS & KING,
| .Buford, XIV.
NM. Amos Bennett, an old and
4 highly honored citizen of Mclean coun'
ty, living near the Ohio county line, a
few miles from Livermore, died very
suddenly last Wednesday while sitting
in his chair. Appoplexy, or heart dis
ease, is supposed to have been the cause
| Rev. J. II. James, living in thi'
place, was lost from his mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Graham, during the late wal
and by accident Mr.. James learned, {
short time since, that his neither lived
i'm Litchfield. James and family left
Immediately to see her, which was thu
first time they had seen or known eacl
other for IL years.
Hartford has the neatest and mos
conveniently arranged post-office to b'
/, found anywhere. MFR. X. p. Rowe, post
master, has had the office newly painted
which gives ii an attractive appearance
While in this connection, we would
say that persons RENTING money will
find that Post Office Money Orders ar
the safest and surest manner to do 81
Mr.. A. c Etzel, who, for about ,
year past, has been living in Hartford
engaged in the boot and shoe business
. has fitted up the lower room Of thu
Canaan House, opposite Thomas & Kim
bley's drug store. and opened out new
boot and shoe shop. He will be pleased
to have those call wanting work done
All work. warranted and satisfaction
guaranteed.
| In November, 1878, Mr.. N. G. vii
liams and family left this county for tn
Western world, seeking health for hi
wife and fortune for all. He travelled |
great portion ofthe time, remaining but |
short period at any one place. The,
travelled through Illinois. Missouri, Ar
kansas and the Indian Nations, return
ing to their. native heath a few week
ago, having seen much of the Western
country, but we regret to add that Mrs
Williams, health is no better.
The Grand Army of the Republic
aids In the support of the orphans ant
widows of its deceased comrades, ant
thus throws over these helpless ones thu
broad shield of the protection of its pow
erful organization. The sad fate of the
ten little babes of General j. b. HOOP
(who lost a fortune of over 100000 by