The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-12-22

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"A merry Christmas and happy
New Year to ALL
Bargains i'm mems and hoys' boots,
at Anderson's Bazaar.
Headquarters for fancy and French
candies-ThOmas Bros.
For the best family groceries in
town, go to the Red Front.
India-rubber boots, bought before
the rise, at Anderson's Bazaar.
If you want bargain in boots and
shoes, call on X. =. Rowe 4 Bro.
One barrel of the famous Whiting
hill crab cider, at Carter X Baird's.
Remember the concert ut Court
hall Thursday and Saturday nights.
Call and see our Christmas goods.
THOMAS Bros.
The five dollar cluaks AT AndersOn's
Bazaar are the best bargains You ever
saw.
next Friday night 10y the sabbath
school.
The biggest and cheapest stock of
boots in Ohio county, al Anderson's
BAZAAR.
Mrs. ID. A. Miller, ST., mother of
DIR. Joe I. Miller, is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Just received, two barrels of choice,
select candies for the Christmas trade,
at Thomas Bros
A big lot of ladies' and children's
slippers i'm white and black kid, just
received, AT Anderson's Bazaar.
-Egg-nogg, Tom and Jerry, and all
other fashionable drinks at Carter h
Baird's during Christmas holidays.
Large lot of choce Christmas can
dies, at W. III. MuRRELL's,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
Don't forget the advantage of buy
ing your goods at the Red Front, that
is of having them delivered at your
door free of charge.
Mr.. +. Warren Griffin, who pur-
chased the old Jail property sometime
since, is converting the same into nice
modern-styled dwelling. When COM
pleted, it will be occupied by his young
est son, Mr.. w. III. Griffin.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, in Rockport, Ohio coun-
ty, KY, Dee. II, 1880, by Rev. J. 7.
Casebier, Mr.. J. Henry WOODBURY. to
Miss Rosa NJ. Campfield. Happy and
long life to them.
The music social at Judge II. s.
Moseley's on Tuesday night Of last
week was an enjoyable occasion. Music
and song We're INDUCED in to the hearts
content. Miss Lizzie Box dispensed
sweet music on the piano, while Prof.
McGill drew the bow.
Quite pleasant entertainment was
had at the Hartford House last Friday
night. Notwithstanding il was an inn
pr0mptu occasion, II was highly enjoy
ed by all. The festivities of the evening
consisted in music and dancing and
social conversation.
AT meeting of the city dads Mon
day night, Mr.. w. II. Griffin was ap.
pointed Town Marshal, to fill the uneX-
pired term Of w. Z. Haden, who
resigned some time since. Mr.. Griffin
held this office about two years ago and
made good officer, and only resigned
on account of mOvingt to ElizabethtOwn.
TAKE NoTICE-That the Mills will
be stopped Friday evening, Dec. oath,
1880, for reasons better known To our
selves) and will remain closed until the
Sd of January, 81, after which time they
will he run all the time except Satur-
days and Sundays. Highest cash price
paid for corn and wheat.
SOFT JNO. II. & WIN. PHIPPs.
Leap year, with all the courtesies
and privileges it extends to the fair sex,
will soon be gone, as will, also, our
hopes of being benefited by its quad
rennial appearance. The young ladies
have only one more week of grace UNI
til that privilege will cease. Bestir
yourselves, young ladies, and
lose not 30 fair "A gale
For he pines among the moors.'
Look at this and believe it when
you read it, that positively with the be-
ginning of the year 1881 we will sell
strictly for the cash. II we refuse you
credit it will he your fault for asking
Us. Also, if the accounts already made
are not paid at once, they will be put
out for collection, 50 take fair warning.
49-it WILLIAMS Bros.
Most likely you will be in Louis
willie to lay in your "fixins" for the
Christmas or New Year holidays. If so,
he sure to visit the great mems, boys
and children's clothing establishment
of j. Winter K Co., corner of Third and
Market streets, and get "your presents"
for the old man. the young man, or the
little fellow. They will treat you well,
we warrant.
The Minstrel Concert, to be given
under the auspices of the Hartford
Cornet Band, Thursday and Saturday
nights, December ed and 18th, will be
a nice affair. The programme consists
of operate music, violin, guitar and
band, overtures, choruses, ditties, bal
lads, comic songs, stump speeches, &C.,
the whole to conclude with the laugh
able farce, entitled, I" A Night in New
Hotel. They will have a separate and
distinct programme for Saturday night.