The Hartford herald., 1880-12-15
Vegetables AT Williams Bros.

Something new at Williams Bros,
Go To see the Bazaar in lis holiday
dress.
If you want good hat, buy il OF
r. =. Rowe Il Bro.
Santa Claus has his headquarters
at Williams Bros.
Extra sizes in gents clothing at X.
r. Rowe Il Bros.
This skating business is very hard
on the heels-of the shoes.
The small boys soliloquy-Oh, for
a thousand pairs of skates.
DO not fail To read the large adver-
tisemcnt of AndersOn's Bazaar.
Did you see those nice vases and toi-
let sets at Williams Bros.
james Ashcroft, coal miner, died
last Thursday morning of typhoid.
A son of Mr.. Daniel Scearce, OF
this place. is quite sick with inflamma-
tblN liitliiilttlNln.
We are advised that the scarlet
fever is still spreading in the lower part
Of the county, around about Mt. Olivet
church.
Mr.. Il. Lynn Ward. We learn, has
sold his crop of tobacco to Reed " Bro,
of Owenshoro, at five cents per pound
round
Minnie Williams, living ON the
Hartford and Beaver Dam road, who
has been quite sick with diphtheria, is
improving.
From the amount of lee put up at
this place during the recent cold spell,
one would think our people intended
To keep kool."
The beautiful moonlight of last
week afforded a fine opportunity for
the amateur skater, many of whom
availed themselves of il.
The report through the country
that scarlet fever exists in this place is
without foundation. The health of the
citizens of town is remarkably good.
The Minstrel Concert at Court Hall
on the 23rl and 25th, to be given by
the Hartford Cornet Band, will he a
nice affair. The proprietors will have
out their programme in a short time.
-MARRIED-At the residence of Jno.
Galloway, near Fordsville, Ohio county,
Ky, Monday, December 18th, 1850, Mr..
George Galloway TO Miss Sarah Crow,
daughter of Bradford Crow.
Mr.. William 4. better known as
Allen Dalton, living near Pattiesville,
lost an infant son, of heart disease,
Sunday morning, Dee. 5th. The de-
ceased was a grandson of Travis Hern-
don.
Allow lis To say to YOU, old fellow
that if we were your mOther-in-law
and you failed to buy us Christmas
pitstiiN OuN WI Nilt Sltth Ut @tIlttti
sons Bazaar, we'd make it hot for YOU
next year.
Mike Hays, night cook at Fishers
restaurant, in Owensboro, was found
last Monday morning about four
o'clock sitting in his chair dead. He
was perfectly well when last seen that
night, which was about midnight. 1t
is supposed he died of heart disease.
Citadel" the new parlor game for
children, is the most appropriate Christ
mas gift You could make the little ones
Anderson's Bazaar has them, and so
many other new things that il would
he folly for us to attempt to enumerate
them.
Rev. J. NJ. Peay and w. c. Tay-
lor closed three weeks protracted
meeting at Green Briar church last
Sunday night. The meeting was un-
usually interesting and successful, there
being 63 professions and additions to
the church.
Mr.. ID. J. Rhoads, of Beaver Dam,
saw, last Thursday evening about dark,
q very bright meteor. 1t was visible
for nearly u minute and disappeared be-
hind the horizon in a southwest direc-
tion. His son saw one about 10 O'Clock
the night before.
The young gentlemen of Hartford
had better remember that no Christ
mas present this year-no hanging
over the front gate of evenings next
summer. Everything that's handsome
and appropriate for presents for young
ladies can he found at Anderson's Ba-
Zaar.
Judging from the prices, somebody
must have been stuck on cloaks and
are growing desperate. Anderson's
Bazaar are selling - 90 cloaks for 81 %,
and good ones at 81 90. Well, this may
he death to the frogs, but it must be
great fun for those who need cloaks.
Fires are occurring almost every
day or night somewhere in this region.
The report is generally heavy loss and
no insurance. Why is this: Barrett &
Rro., Hartford, Ky, represent some of
the best fire insurance companies i'm the
world, and can and will issue policies
on liberal terms. Why don't you i'll
sure:
Scarlet fever has been getting in
its deadly work in the lower part of
this county, adjoining Mclean. James
Lawson lost two children by it recently,
following which his wife sickened and
died. y Mr.. Griffin lost two and there