The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-10

hand and for sale by G. F. Schapmier.
The wife of Mr.. Sterrett F. HAYNES,
Of Ellis precinct, died last Sunday
morning.
Crab apple cider, purest and best,
for sale, under the flag, by w. II. Will
Jams 4 Son.
Up to the present time there have
been l67 cases of measles, In Hartford
and vicinity.
Judge A. b. Baird has been chosen
and has qualified as administrator OF A.
II. Cummins, deceased.
We received, on yesterday, too late
for insertions newsy letter from Hoover
Hill. Ii will appear next week.
w. IL. Williams n Son have just
received new fresh supply Of family
groceries, which they are selling low.
The Neics Office was being moved
yesterday to its new quarters in the
frame building opposite the Court house.
Sour krout, pine tar, dry cod fish,
oranges, lemons, apples, &c., for sale at
fair prices, by w. II. Williams Il Son.
We were honored with "a visit on
Monday last, from Mrs. Henry Ar
mendt and son and Miss l.oulu Hines,
of Hines mills.
Henry Field will convey travellers
10 all parts of The country, and will
furnish such turnouts as will lie IA pleas
ure TO sit behind.
We are sorry To announce the death
of John sam Benefits wife, of the M
Creek neighborhood, which happened
last Sunday night.
The celebrated J. C. Boyd Electri,
Batteries cures almost all kinds of dis
eases. Price, 80 cents. For sale by ID
j. Rhoads, Beaver Dam.
Rev. J. w. Keown will preach al
New Baymus school house, near Bar.
rett's Ferry, ON the third Lords day in
March, at ii o'clock, A. NJ.
Christ Ambrose, knight Of st.
Crispin, after about u years absence has
returned, and IL giving dtci of his time
to his last employment with c. +.
Schapmier.
C. +. Schapmier is prepared to dc
all kinds of work i'm the shoe and boot
line, making or mending done in the
best style and on short notice. Give
him trial.
The long want of cheap, good
stable is at last supplied, and those who
once try Henry Field are thoroughly
convinced of this fact. He keeps one
of the best stables i'm the country, and
takes especial care of all stock left with
him.
We direct the attention Of the many
readers of the HERALD to the advertise
ment of Thos. Stevens, Of Beaver Dam,
In this issue. Mr.. Stevens is business
man and what he says i'm his "ad'' he
means.
The pictures awarded to Miss Evie
Acton, daughter of +. w. Acton and
Miss Jane Zigler, daughter Of - Zig
Ter, by their teacher, Mr.. George b.
Thompson, are at this Office ready for
delivery when called for.
We call the attention of our readers
TO the posters issued at this Office and
the advertisement i'm this issue of ID. j.
Rhoads, nurseryman at Beaver Dam.
Those wishing apple trees should call at
once and secure the benefit of the re-
duction in price.
Edward johnson, of the lower part
of the county, has a COW that had calf
when only Is months old. This calf,
while still sucking and only IA months
old, had calf. Thus we have three
generations OF cattle brought in to being
in 20 months time.
If you will drink, and large ma
jority of men do, you should drink the
best, pureest liquors to be had in the
market. These can be found at +. NJ.
Heavrin's saloon, at the Canaan House
Mr.. Musker L.Heaverin will wait upon
you.
Thanks to "Old 10" for the newsy
letter from McHenry. We do no,
know whether he is the veritable "Olt
Black Jo," so famous i'm song, but ht
writes a good letter and like a sensible
correspondent, when he gets through
with the happenings in his locality b,
quits.
Rev. Geo. Savage, agent fol- tn,
American Bible Society, was here Mon
day night, the guest of Mr.. ". p. Ad
dington. He gave an epcellent tall
to small audience ut the Methodist
Church but did not hold a meeting o.
the Society here on account ofthe small
attendance, which was due to the in
clemency of the weather. He will re
turn some time soon.
One of the heretofore steady, mora
sober citizens, of this county, visitet
Rosine, on last Friday. He some how
or how else got little joyous befor,
leaving and on his return lost all con
seriousness and arrived home minus hat
and horse, wet and muddy. Wher
consciousness returned he and his sol
started for the lost horse. In the mean
time, Saturday morning, the horse wal
found i'm railroad bridge near Elm
Lick Station with its feet stuck through
and its body resting on the ties. Tn,
poor thing, after great deal of hare
lifting, was taken out, but is awfully
skinned and bruised up and will proba
hlv not he of much more service Thu