The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-11-03

Restaurant.
-l0,00o,0oo of people east their votes
yesterday.
Pure wines, WHISTLES and brandies
at Bob 4 Jacks.
Yesterday was n fine day for max
ing a President.
-Anderson's Bazaar receives new
goods every day.
Old pictures copied and enlarged in
first-class style at McGill's Gallery.
Call ON Lou Hill when you come To
town. He will both eat you and drink
you.
Bargains in table linens, tickings
and towels this week at Anderson's
Bazaar
Don't put il OH if you want pictures.
McGill, the photographer, will leave
shortly for Cloverport.
If you want your horse cared for
when you come 10 town take IL to
Fields livery stable.
The largest and cheapest line of
dress goods you ever SAW are now on
exhibition AT Anderson's Bazaar.
Thanks to Mr.. w. w. Her. of Ro-
sine, for the best specimen of apples we
have received this year.
Rather a small vote was polled here
yesterday, the race not beIng close
enough To create much enthusiasm.
MFR. Armistead Jones has secured
am Office over Ford's drug store, where
he can be found by these wishing his
counsel.
Have you bought any of those
cheap coverlets at Anderson's Bazaar?
They are now closing out the last lot
/. they will have.
F. The lovers of music are requested
TO meet at Mrs. II. :. Moseley's to-
night with the view of organizing
choir for church music.
There are certain class of people
who move about twice year, Fall and
Spring, The Fall season for this class
has come, Judging from the number of
wagons passing through our streets
daily.
Mrs. ]. B. Wilson, Tiffin, Ohio,
says:-I have worn an Improved Excel
sior Kidney Pad, and received more re-
lief than from all remedies j have ever
tried. Icheerfully recommend il to all
sufferers.-See adj.
The Literary GLIB will meet at the
residence of Mrs. +. A. Nall next Fri
day evening at O'Clock. A full at
tendance of the members is requested,
as business Of interest TO the club is TO
be attended TO.
LIZZIE WALKER, President.
BLANCHE NALL, Secretary.
C. w. Chapman has been teaching
school in Hancock county, opposite
Troy, for sometime past. He returned
home recently and called on us Monday
and presented us with a nice collection
Of rare stones found in the valley of the
Ohio river He has our thanks for the
contribution 10 our curiosity shop.
MIR. B. l.. Ward, who was attacked
by rufiians and seriously hurt in the
attempt Of being murdered and robbed
on his return home from Hartford,
recently, AN account of which We gave
last week, il, We are glad To learn, re-
covering and will probably Ike able to he
out i'm short time.
Ben Merritt, who killed Wiley Me
Gee, i'm Butler county, a few years ago,
an account of which appeared at the
time i'm the HERALD, died in jail at
Bowling Green, last Saturday week. He
tried to play crazy, and got to putting
glass in his mouth and accidently swal-
lowed some, which did the work for
him.
While in Calhoon last week, we had
the pleasure of calling on our contem-
porary, the Mclean County Ne,os.
Judge Cummins, who wields the editor
ial Faber, is a man of ability, and each
issue seems to excel the other editorially
and locally. We also met Mrs. A. III.
Cummins, the proprietoress, who is one
of the few lady newspaper proprietors in
the State.
Mr.. ID. =. Duncan, of McHenry,
has invented a Cough Syrup which he
hasdenominated the champion Cough
Syrup" This syrup is especially recon-
mended for coughs, colds and bronchit-
Is. Ii has been examined and tested by
some of the most prominent physicians
Of the county, as to to its merits, and
highly recommended for its medical
qualities. Read his large advertisement
in this issue and see the testimonials of
physicians and citizens.
-Unqualifiedly leaders of everything
i'm fine and substantial clothing, except
in high prices, for men, boys and child
ZEN, also the leading Merchant Tailors,
with the best variety Of piece goods to
select from, at popular prices, are J.
Winter & Co., corner of Third and
Market Street, Louisville, Ky. Do not
fail to see them; theirs is the largest
variety, the goods the best made and
trimmed, prices the lowest and Twin
ter d Co. the fairest and squarest of
Louisville's clothing men and Merchant
Tailors.
Hon. +. ID. Walker returned home
Sunday from Elizabethtown, where