The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-22

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less you send the money.
Rev. George Dennis preached to Il
large and appreciative audience at the
NJ. +. church Sunday night.
-Messrs. Barnes 4 Daniel, of Cancy-
vile, will move to Cromwell soon and
engage i'm the mercantile business.
Williams Bros. have the best brands
of coffee, sugar, tea, and all heavy gro
ceries. They will sell low for cash.
Williams Bros. are doing good
horse-shoeing for twenty-five per cent
less than some other shops.
If YOU want nice toilet articles, go
to w. TT. MURRELL's,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
DIR. Casper recommends 'Kendall's
SPAWN Cure in the highest terms, and
thousands of eminent physicians do the
same.
For fine perfumeries, fine toilet
soaps and nice toilet sets, 90 TO u.
Wayne Griffin h Bros. They have n
large assortment of the very best.
Rev. J. s. Mcdaniel held regular
services at the NJ. f. church last Sum
day morning. Bro. Mcdaniel delivered
an able and earnest discourse to fair
and attentive audience.
4. Wayne Griffin 4 Bro. have "a
nice stock of lamps. all sizes and quail
ties, from the finest parlor lamp to a
cheap kitchen lamp, cheap for cash.
Henry Van Nortwick, of Toledo,
Ohio, says: "a friend prevailed upon
me to try an only Lung Pad and /
obtained immediate relief from rack
ing cough. knOw the Pad helped me.
See advertisement.
In giving Christmas presents give
something of real merit; for instance, a
nice book of poems or literature or rO-
nance. u. Wayne Griffin Il Bro. have
a nice assortment of these hooks low
for cash.
H. r. Hodge, Cambridge. Mich,
says: al have been afflicted with asth-
ma for years; an only Lung Pad gave
me immediate relief. can recommend
il "a the greatest remedy ever produced.
sec advert isement
The protracted revival at Liberty
church, conducted by Rev. J. S. Me-
Daniel, assisted by Revs. q. j. Bean
and J. w. Taylor, which closed last
week, resulted in twenty-five CONVEX
sions and twenty-seven accessiOns to
the church.
We are necessarily bound TO call
upon those indebted to us to pay up.
We need money and must have it or
shut up shop. You that owe il TO us
ought to pay and enable us to meet our
payments promptly. Please do so and
do it at Oncr.
Married, at the Residence of the
brides father, Mr.. J. b. Hinchie, near
Horse Branch, Dec. ID, 1850, by Rev.
G. J. Bean, Mr.. T. H. Taught and Miss
Amanda Hinchie. The happy couple
have our best wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity.
Old Santa Claus has arrived, and
looking over the columns of the HER
AID to see where to buy his CHRISTMAS
TRIx, he finds that Williams Brothers
have i'm store everything that he wants
Their stock of Christmas goods consists
Of apples, oranges, prunes, currants,
cranberries, ornamental grasses, bcu-
quets, sea shells, toilet sets of every va
riety, dolls of every description, toys In
endless variety, caramels in pro-
/ fusion, the finest assortment of fancy
and French candies ever brought to
this market, toy wagons, baskets, chairs
etc., etc. He will purchase all his
presents by Friday night, and then
with his sleigh and reindeer he will dis
tribute them to the little girls and boys
who have been good this year.
! Mr.. NJ. p. Mcdowell has IA card in
this issue concerning the levee from
the bridge to the hill, on the Owens
bOro road. There has been enough
money spent on this road to build a
solid stone wall % feet wide, 5 feet
above the highest water ever known,
and clear to the hill near Mrs. PeytOn's,
and yet We have mile distance on
one Of the most important roads in the
county, almost impossible one-third,
and sometimes one-half the time. II
il because the amounts spent have
been but few hundred dollars at a
time---not enough to begin work with,
and that placed, many times, under
control of men who knew nothing
about doing such work. The appro-
priations should he liberal and placed
under the management Of good en-
gineer, with instructions to do what
part of it he does do good, and keep on
in this way as We are able to apprO-
pirate until perfect road is made clear
across this bottom. All the appropria'
tons heretofore made, or at least many
of them, have been virtually wasted
We can have good road there; we
mast have good road there, as well a.
good roads all over the county.