The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-24

The sun now acts on the shady side
of O O'Clock.
Williams Brothers dothe hest black.
smithinR.
--Parlor and scrap-book ornaments
nj THOMAS & KIMBLEY's.
For good canned fruits, AT low
price, 20 to Williams Brothers.
A few more, and only n few, Of
those cheap hats are still left at Ander-
sons Bazaar.
Pure wines, WHISTLES and brandies,
for medicinal purposes, at
THOMAS 4 KIMBLEY's.
-Andersons Bazaar has become the
great shirt emporium Of the Green
River Country, and desirabiy So 200.
Mr.. w. G.. Morton has rented the
dwelling formerly occupied by II. p.
Rowe, and is keeping house.
AT last the sun shlncth. the bird sing
eth, the lamb leapcth, the frog croaketh,
the dove cooeth, and spring is here.
A few of earth's sweetnesses have
already appeared upon the streets in
their fascinating spring attire.
Gross Williams always has supply
Of that good candy on hand. II is
splendid. Try il.
If YOU want wall paper, now is the
time to get it. Fresh designs just re-
ceived, AT FoRD's.
Thomas Il Kimbley have just re-
ceived a large lot at cheap clocks. Call
and purchase one before they are all
gone.
Williams Brothers havet the best and
largest stock of fresh garden seeds in
this market, and they have the finest of
sweet potatoes.
II. Ii. Demaree, G. VIC. T., lectured
at Rosine last Friday night, and organ
lied a lodge of Good Templars with 30
charter members.
Just received splendid lot of fresh
groceries, and are selling them low.
Call and examine our stock.
w. II. WILLIAMS & Son.
Farmers, if you want the highest
prices for your chickens, turkeys and all
kinds of country produce, why go to
w. III. Williams 4 Sons, tunder the
flag.
The young gentlemen of town gave
very pleasant party at Masonic Hall
last Friday night. The attendance was
not large, but all enjoyed themselves to
the hearts extent.
From the number of drunken men
in town last Monday it would Scent that
the bottom of morality had dropped
out and the yeomanry were celebrating
the occasion by "bust-head" matinee.
Just received, at Williams Bros.
hid. of prime n. o. sugar, at 10 cents,
and prime y. o. molasses, at 90 cents.
We also have hoes, spades, shovels and
rakes for sale, and the best stock of
pocket cutlery in this market.
The pocket-book lost by the Beaver
Dam men, who got so drunk at Rosine
recently, an account of which appeared
i'm the HERALD, has been found by
Thos. Robertson with 1915 cash in it.
The owner can get it by calling on
Mr.. Robertson.
Mr.. John Will Furgerson with
raft of about 200 poplar logs reached
here last Thursday evening and laid
over for several days The logs We're
got up in Caney Creek, near Furgerson's
Station on the p. & +. II. r., and are
fine logs. They are bound for the
Evansville market.
The song-loving young people of
town, under the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
Prof. Edgerton, are rehearsing the
Oratorio of Esther with the view of
rendering it soon. We hope they will
succeed, as this Is one of the finest and
most popular ora toriOs now before the
public.
In passing through the carriage and
wagon factory of Dan f. Tracy yester-
day, we were shown master piece of
workmanship of family buggy made
expressly for Judge W. F. Gregory, the
superior beauty of which is the work of
Dan +. Tracy and Prof. Edgerton.
They are indeed hard to beat in their
line of work.
II. b. Deniaree, G. w. G. T., will
lecture on temperance AT the following
times and places:
Owensboro Junction, ............ March "a.
Muhlenberg Mines, .............. %.