The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-02-25

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4. II. Murrell is a candidate for Cir
cult Court Clerk of Ohio County, sub
ject 10 the action of the Democratic
party. August Election 1850.
Soda ) cents per pound, at Thomas
Bros.
Fresh nice apples, at George 4.
Platt's.
A full stock of fresh candies,ai Geo.
A. Platt's
Prof Edgerton is talking of teach
ing another singing school.
A few more bushels of choice seed
corn left, at Thomas Bros.
Fresh New Orleans sugar at Thorn
as Bros at 10 cents per pound.
Read the advertisement of w. f.
* |. y. Parrish, of Owensboro.
We are glad to note that the sick
ness is ahating all over the county.
Quite pleasant party was had at
the Hartford House last Thursday night.
The proprietor OF the Cannon House
has placed a new lamp in front of the
house.
Geo. Plat has just received "A fresh
supply of all kinds of family and fancy
groceries
Only few days longer can the
great bargains be had at l.. Rosenberg
4 Brothers..
John Mauzy is buying all the old
iron in this vicirity. He is paying
cent a pound.
Don't forget that the great bargains
l.. Rosenberg Il Bro. are offering will
last only few days longer.
Your horses are better fed, and for
less money, at Fields stable than any
place i'm town.
When YOU come to town next Mon
day take your horses TO Fields stable,
where they will he well cared for.
For sore throat, gargle with Piso's
Cure, mixed with little water. Relief
is instant. l-2m.
Call on Gross Williams, under the
flag, and buy one of those wonderful
Galvanic Batteries. He expects them
every day.
DIR. J. 5. Coleman will preach at
Mt Carmel Church, Buford, Ohio coun-
IN, Ky, ON the fifth Sunday i'm this
month at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Subscribers to this paper for 1850,
who nay in full for the year, get a valu-
able book Of l60 pages, free. Call early
pay up, and obtain the premium. II.
The grand closing out sale of dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps
and everything in the dry goods line
will come To a close i'm few days.
l.. ROSENBERG 4 Bro.
If our Calhoon correspondent is not
dead but sleeping" he had better come
TO time with his budget of news, or we
will come down to that quiet village
with a can Of dynamite and blow him
mp.
The subjects for street debates the
past few days have been the Hartford
and Beaver Dam pike, the consolida-
ton Of the mills, and the school tax.
Meetings will be held in the different
wards and these subjects fully discussed
tonight.
--WAN1kD-To buy $1,000 pounds of
oldscrap iron, east and wrought, for which
will pay 80 cents per hundred, i'm cash,
delivered at w. III. Mauzy's shop in
Hartford. VIII also buy copper and
brass. f- j. l.. MAUZY.
Stf
All persons indebted to DIR. J. f
Pendleton by note or account, before
Jan. LIST 1879, are requested to call al
my Office, upstairs opposite HERALD
Office, and settle the same.
CHAs. NJ. PENDLEroN,
slit Collector of claims.
-"The Home Guide, or A Book by
500 Ladies'" Is volume of l60 pages
containing 1000 practical recipes anG
hints on Cookery, the Household, the
Toilet, the Sick Room, etc., a copy O
which We present 10 every subscribe,
who pays in full for 1850. Improve thi,
opportunity. 1-tf
w. T.. q /. n. Parish, Owensboro,
KY, are carrying large stock Of Wall
Paper, Oil Paintings, Chromos, Window
Shades, PictureFrames, Mouldlngs Glass
School and Miscellaneous Books of al
kinds Any orders sent through ]. r
Rice, Mail Agent, will have prompt at
tention. We are prepared to I'LL order
at wholesale i'm all our lines.
Respectfully,
s-3m w.E.&I.N. PARISH.
Mr.. E. 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 I'm all its branches, house, sign
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
eft Z. S. EDGERToN.
The Trustees of the town of Hart.
ford will offer for sale the old seminar,