The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-01
Fresh Oysters, nj the Red Front.

A fresh Dbl. of cent Mackerel at
Williams Bros.
r.. p. Rowe 4 Bro. are still selling
the "boss" boot.
Bring me your coon skins.
Red Front. GROSS WILLIAMS.
Large line of gents furnishing
goods, at II. j. Rowe n Bros.
Apples, turnips and sweet potatoes,
AT Williams Bros.
The Red Front is overlooking with
good things 10 eat. Call and see them.
Williams Bros. is the place 10 get
cheap groceries and of the very hest
OF quality.
If you want "A good pocket knife, %
10 Williams Bros, they have the largest
and hest stock.
Will receive to-day or tomorrow I
Dbl. of New Orleans molas>es AT the
Red Front.
Take your coon skins to Gross Will
liams, at the Red Front, for he means
what he SAYS.
Sour kraut, apple butter, mince
meat, pickles, cranberries, dried sugar
corn, white beans, etc, at the Red
Front.
/ want 10000 coon skins, and will
pay the highest cash price.
GROSS WILLIAMS.
Red Front.
Says one. "Kendall's SPAWN Cure
is the best liniment for human flesh |
ever used" and thousands have extoll-
ed il i'm similar terms. See their adver-
tisement.
Why will men allow themselves to
suffer, and their noble horse, when
Kendalrs SPAWN Cure properly
applied will remove all suffering from
man and beast. See adver.
r.. 7. Rowe X Bro. will receive a
lot of nice reversible overcoats about
the last of the week. Those wanting II
nice coat would do well To wait until
they arrive.
Any ladies wishing to know of the
merits of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, its
action, etc, are referred to Mrs. VIM.
+. McKecknie, photograph parlors, To-
ledo, Ohio. See advertisement.
j. II. Cairns, sheriff of Lenawee
county, Mich. says: al have worn an
"Only Lung Pad'' for bronchial difficult
ties, and have not been troubled with a
cough nights since wearing it," See
advert isement.
Strayed-F'rom Beaver Dam, Septem-
Der, 1850, one red heifer one year old
past Marked-crop off right and UNI
derslope in left ear. Amy one giving in
formation as TO her whereabouts will be
paid for their trouble.
JOHN CHM. Beaver Dam.
Our friend, J. ID. Crow, of this
county, il now a student at the univer-
sity at Ann Arbor, Mich. From let
ter from him We learn there are 800
in that school at this time. Mr.. Crow
will no doubt attain very fine educa-
ton before he quits, n he il untiring in
his efforts i'm that way.
The display of stylish garments for
men and boys will enable all interested
in male attire 10 select the choice pro-
duction of this season at low prices in
the mems department, the boys de-
partment, the overcoat department, the
merchant tailor department of J. Win
ter d Co, corner of Third and Market
streets, Louisville. We know of no
better place to trade at than theirs.
We can recommend the New York
OJsorrer to our readers as family pa
per that is full of good and useful read
ing. II has both religious and secular
news, and foreign correspondence
which is entertaining and valuable.
Any one can get sample copy by send
ing to the New York Observer, 81 Park
Row, New York.
N. III. Ford is the boss timber man
i'm Ohio County this year. He is getting
out slaves on the land on Rough Creek
just opposite Hines Mill. He has and
will get at least 100000 slaves. He
made up one tree that turned out 3,32i
whisky barrel slaves. The tree was
four feet i'm diameter at the stump, and
yielded p cuts, the top cut being three
feet i'm diameter. y. 4. Bradley is
experimenting the work. They will
get out about four boat loads in all. The
timber is for Hugh It Afford, of Louisville.
Ii will lie fioated down Rough Creek
and Green River and then lowed up the
Ohio River to its destination. The
timber is being worked up on tract OF
land belonging to f. ID. Walker and y.
III. Ford.
Last Thursday was day ofThanks-
giving and Fasting especially the lat.
ter. We dined, by invitation, at the
hospitable residence of Judge X. S.
Moseley. Here We met the genial faces
of Misses Lizzie Morton, Grace Thorn
son, Mamie Anderson, Katie and Annie
Hardwick, Lizzie Box, Kate Hendrick
and Miss Maggie, daughter of our host
and hostess. Among the other guests
were Judge l.. p. Little, of Owensboro
]. w. Roach, of Evansville, and J. r.
Coffman, Of this place. The dinner
consisted of everything that one well.
skillad I'm fba a,Ilipa ~. art aould S,,uoao,