The Hartford herald., 1880-04-28


wanted at Anderson's Bazaar.
-WANTED-to buy your wool.
JAS. A. THOMAS.
Mrs. w. L. Townsend, who has
been very low with measles, we are glad
to learn, has recovered.
Attend the stock sales Monday; if
you want to buy or sell you can be ac-
commodated.
-Anderson's Bazaar will receive II
large stock of new novelties IN day or
SO. Go and see them.
Remember you are patronizing
home talent when you attend the con-
cert Thursday and Friday nights.
-DIED.-Mrs. Bette Turns, wife of
VIM. Turns, of Cool Springs neighbor-
hood, last Sunday week of measles.
Sweet potato slips for sale-Brazil-
ian yam. Call on Judge r. p. Morgan,
Hartford, Ky. l7-tf
Don't fail to attend the Sacred Con-
cert Of Esther, the beautiful Queen,
Thursday and Friday nights, at Court
Hall.
Rogers & King, Of Buford, KY, will
pay market prices for wool, feathers,
rags, butter, eggs, chickens, bacon, corn
and wheat.
The celebrated stallion, Macklackey,
will be at Thos. Stevens stable in
Beaver Dam every Thursday and will
remain longer II necessary.
GRIFFIN 4 FIELD.
Go to the Primary Conventions
Saturday, vote for your choice, and
come to the Stock Sales Monday, and
while here visit Anderson's Bazaar.
Mr.. II. B. Kinsolving has removed
his law Office to the second story Of the
Stevens building, OH the west side of
public square, near Hardwick & Nails
store.
Born, to the wife Of Thos. II. Bean
on I'D inst, a boy-weight, So pounds.
DIR. II. F. Bean presided over the cere-
monies. "Tom" is happy and all goes
well.
The widow Of S. A. Davenport,
near Cool Springs church, now 90 years
old, was, when last heard from, very
low with measles and not expected to
recover.
Those indebted to us will come for
ward at once and pay. We need mon
ey, and must collect.
ROGERS 4 KING,
Buford, Ky.
Those owing us and have not the
money, can pay us with calves or sheep
at reasonable figures. No excuse.
Come forward and pay.
ROGERS & KING.
I j. y. Lunn has a sycamore tree on
his farm which measures thirty-six feet
In circumference. This tree grows on
the bank of the Thoroughfare on the
Butler county line.
-Auctioneer ]. T. Iglehart has a
new lot of nice buggies for sale; also
has received lot Of the celebrated
Champion Reapers and Mowers. Call
on him next Monday and see these
articles.
Mr. Z. Il. Williams and Judge w.
F. Gregory contemplate burning brick
kiln on the old Crow lot below Judge
Luce's this season. They will not burn
less than 100000, and probably as many
as half a million.
Mr.. Henry Bennett brought us a
} petrifaction last Saturday. 1t is quite
heavy to its size, and seems to have been
oak or some other wood of that descrip.
ton. 1t was found near Mrs. Williams
on the Livermore road.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Klein, of the firm O.
Geo. Klein & Bro, has bought a nice
building lot Of part Of the old Peytor
property, and will build a more commO
dious residence and be located nearer hi,
: business house. His present residence
a neat little cottage convenient to the
! new school building, is for sale.
Mrs. Rhoda Hudson, wife of Bar,
nett Hudson, and mother Of Messrs.
p, L. T. and M. A. Barnard, of Beaver
Dam, died Sunday night, April 25, 1880
of pneumonia. Her funeral wa,
preached yesterday at Mt. Carmel
church by Rev. J. 8. Coleman in tn.
; presence Of large number Of relative.
/ and friends. Mrs. Hudson was about
; fifty-elght years old, and was lady
beliked by all. The relatives have oul
r warmest sympathy.
The merchant who Is too impecu
: NOUS, illiberal, or old fogy to advertise
Is too close-fisted to sell you goods at |,
E fair profit. He Is one of these one pc
. cent. fellows, buy a thing for a dollar
: and sell 1t to you for two dollars. TIL,
liberal merchant who advertises, thereby
sells many more goods and is satisfied
{, by making a small profit, for in tn,
: aggregate his small profit will amount
to much more than the penurious mer
|, chants large profit. Deal with mel
, who advertise and thus invite you +,
come and see them.
IS AT meeting of Hartford Literar,
Club, last Saturday night a committe
consisting of Misses blanche Nall
Annie Griffin, Dora Gibson and Messrs
!, J. T. Iglenart, DIR. Clayton T. Wallac
q and Lycurgus Barrett, were appointe'
n to solicit books, papers, contributions
h donations, &C., for distributing libra
n ry. The books Of the library will b
in charge of librarian, and all person
, | wanting hooks will ha nern;tfad IN ve