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

Fresh oysters to-day at Williams a
sons.
Henry Field took care of 100 horses
last Monday.
Our Litchfield letter il this week .as
usual, quite interesting.
--l2O eases are docketed for this term
OF the Criminal Court.
Criminal Court began Monday, with
good crowd in attendance.
The town property Of Hartford lists
for $40, 900 more this year than last.
Just received one barrel of No.
syrup. Try il. WILLIAMS & SoN.
Reds flower seeds AT
THOMAS 4 KIMBLEY's.
Fresh beef this morning at
w. Ii. WILLIAMS x Sons.
Candidates were out in full force
Monday and We're shaking hands heart
ny.
Born, TO the wife of w. ii. Burton,
II McHenry, March 18th, 1850, a daught-
Mr.. Dave Boiler and Miss Mary Til
sori, of the Rosine neighborhood, We're
married last Tuesday.
."Misther o'Shaughnessy" of For,ls-
vile, has something to say i'm this issue
in behalf of could Ireland"
For sale. a few good work horses
and mules. J. +. WAGER,
1-tC Al Fields livery stable.
-E.'F. Woerner, in addition TO his
boot and shoe shop, has added regular
shoe store. eff
The ear of corn with AN odd num-
Der of rows of grains brought to this Of
fee last week was sent 10y J. Taylor
Rowe, jr.
Philip NJ. Hooker, living near
Goshen, has been confined to his room
for several months past, and is still UNI
ahle TO be out.
Thanks to our friend ut West Prov
idence for his news items. We hope he
will write often. His letter was una
voidably crowed out last week.
Born, to the wife of S. NJ. Maddox,
near Beaver Dam, March Dist, 1850, a
daughter. Weight, IL pounds-Dr. J.
J. Mitchell officiating.
-subscribers to this paper for 1880,
who pay in full for the year, get valu
able book of 100 pages, free. Call early
pay UP, and obtain the premium. If.
Mr.. J. II. Morris and Lewis Martin
have a tobacco plant bed containing 2l0
square yards. If it does well they'll
have plants enough to set their crop.
Tom Southland, who Is noted for his
wonderful strength in his teeth and jaws
was the attraction Monday by repeated
ly raising in his teeth heavy fiour-bar.
rel and throwing il over his head.
The celebrated jack, Jack Harl,
viii stand the present season at my
stable in Beaver Dam. For further
particulars, apply TO
cit. THo's STEVENS.
Thomas Brothers, Hartford, KY,
have variety of premium seed corn
for sale. Give them a call and improve
your bread and stock corn. 1T
A young man named Howard, while
going from Buford to Pleasant Ridge
Sunday, on horseback, rode too neal
the edge of an enbankment, when his
horse fell over and broke his neck
but Howard escaped umhurt.
THE Home Guide, or A Book BY
$40 ladies'" h volume of 100 pages
containing 1000 practical recipes and
hints on Cookery, the Household, the
Toilet, the Sick Room, etc., a copy o.
which we present TO oueyy subscribe,
: who pays in fulIfor 1850. Improve thi,
opportunity. Lift
w. +. q /. y. Parish, Owensboro
KY, are carrying large stock of Wal
Paper, Oil Paintings, Chromos, Window
Shades, Pictured Frames, Mouldings Glass
School and Miscellaneous Books of al
kinds. ANY orders sent through J. +
Rice, Mail Agent, will have prompt at
tention. We are prepared to I'LL order
at wholesale i'm all our lines.
Respectfully,
.s-Sm w. Z. al. n. PARISH.
Mr.. 4. s. Edgerton respectfully in
forms the citizens of Hartford and vi
cinity, that he intends TO remain a
this place and carry on the painting
business IN all its branches, house, sigI
and carriage work granting, paper hang
ing, &C., done i'm the latest style. Al
work guaranteed to give satisfaction
All favors in his line will be thankful
ly received, and promptly attended to
42-tf. +. S. EDGERToN.
Thousands of soldiers and heirs ar
entitled to pensions with payment iron
date Of discharge or death, II applies
for before january /, 1881 Wound, &C
cidental injury or disease entities to
pension. Bounty and back pay collect
ed. Increase Of pension secured. Thi
Arm established In 1865. Address, en-
closing stamp. Edison Bros, U. y. Claim
Attorneys, I'll @. Street, Washington
DC. loft