The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-07-28

L. Banards Beaver Dam STORE So-Zt
r.. p. Rowe 4 Bro. continue 10 open
new goods, will open another new lot
to- day.
London Punch collars-the very
latest style for gents, at Anderson's Ba-
zar.
Fresh supply Of salt and lime for
sale by |. p. Barnard, Beaver Dam.
3O-2t
-Iglehart will sell you more goods
next Monday than was ever heard OF
before.
Dress linens, for ladies' listers, can
he had, very cheap, at Anderson's Ia
gar.
Now is the time 10 buy good bug
Nv and harness. Iglehart will sell them
Monday.
The quarterly meeting for this cir
cult will he held at Liberty church next
Saturday and Sunday.
-Ifyou want to buy your wife, sister
or aunt nice saddle, come To the auc-
ton sales Monday, lglehart's got 'em.
Hon. James \. Mcl<enziewills speak
in Hartford, Monday, August 9Th, 1850.
No mistake this time.
Corn looks well in the Rockport
country. The damage by high water is
not so great as was at first supposed.
Walter, a little son of +. &. Hub
bard, of this place, had one of his fingers
badly crushed 10y "a cider mill one day
last week.
A large number of our citizens at
tended the Catholic Festival at Litch-
field last Wednesday. They all report
n gay time.
For SALE.-A No. l young mich
COW and calf. Apply to
GRIFFIN Bros.
If you want "A good rig, go to ii.
Fields stable. you want your horse
fed, do likewise.
Two things are essential for the
success of any business. First is close
attention and second is advertising.
Mr.. r.. Il. Her, of Muhlenberg coun-
ty, has rented the cottage occupied 10y
Mr.. w. c. Morton and will move his
family here in short time. He comes
with the view of educating his children.
MIR. L. X. Murrell, our worthy
Master Commissioner, has rented the
new brick dwelling of Capt. Sam X.
Cox, and will occupy il soon ~ fami-
ly residence.
Desiring To close out my present
stock of goods 10 make room for new
fall supply, 1 will sell goods on hand at
and even below cost. Now is your time
to secure bargains.
3O-2t I. p. BANARD, Beaver Dam.
The cheap goods in Table-cloths,
Napkins, Tickings and Window-trim-
mings, at Anderson's Bazaar, are real
bargains and people would do well to
take advantage of them before they are
all gone.
The Catholic festival at Litchfield
last Wednesday, under the manage
ment of Father NJ. +. Melody was quite
IA success. We are sorry that circum-
stances Were such that prevented us
from attending.
The quarterly meeting of the Nj. +.
Church South will Ike held at Liberty
church commencing next Saturday and
embracing Sabbath. The appointment
at Goshen church for next Sunday is
hereby called in.
]. S. Mcdaniel, Z. e.
MIR. w. V. johnson, living in the
vicinity of Rockport, has an unusually
fine crop of tobacco. 1t is a variety
that requires to he suckered but once.
His crop consists Of nine acres and
nearly all of it has heen topped.
We acknowledge an invitation from
Messrs. w. s. Nanmeter 4 Bro, the
popular and gentlemanly proprietors OF
Grayson Springs, for an invitation to
he present at their fancy dress ball,
which takes place tonight.
Mr.. Luke Condict, of this place,
drew the clock at the Litchfield Festi-
val last "Wednesday. They say our
bachelor friend was perfectly overcome
by the charms of the young ladies con-
Quoting the drawing.
Our young friend, Mr.. John r. Col
Inns, received the gold watch at the
Catholic festival at Litchfield, voted to
the most popular young gentleman
present. The race was warmly con-
tested by Mr.. McNichols, of Litchfield.
We congratulate you, John, upon your
good luck.
A difficulty occurred at the barbe-
cue last Saturday at Panther creek
bridge between Columbus Collier and
Jordan Evans, i'm which Collier was
shot by Evans. At last account Collier
was still live, but little hopes We're en-
tertained for his recovery.
We call the attention of the voter,
of Hartford to the announcement Of
John Bean as a candidate for Marshal
of Hartford. He is a young man OF
good moral character, ample education
is strong and vigorous and, if elected
will no doubt make faithful officer