The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-05-26

HtNtrlt-, pIoNlSipflS, Nc.
The cheapest place To buy shirts i
Anderson's Bazaar.
For good feed and clean rub
stop at Field'slivery stable.
-Counterpanes i'm great variety, a
Anderson's Bazaar.
Buy your saddles, brides and sad
dlery hardware, from Thomas Bros.
Fishing in Rough creek was neve
/ known Ia he better than il is this season
Ladies' listers. from very low
prices To finest grades, at Anderson
Bazaar.
The telephone headquarters ha
been moved To the rear of u. Wayn,
Grifiin's drug store.
Bridal supplies in immense variety
and sold under strictcst secrecy, n
Anderson's Bazaar.
If YOU want IA sure fit and a nea
appearing boot or shoe, call AT the Hart
ford Boot and Shoe Shop.
Rev. J. s. Mcdaniel, pastor Of .h'
NJ. +. Church at this place, held regulal
services last Sunday night.
Judge Stuart, candidate for Circuit
Judge, addressed the citizens of Equal
ity and vicinity, last Saturday.
Remember you can buy pure Hines
whisky at - cents per quart, at Roger
4 Kings, Buford, Ky. 2l-2t.
L. f. Woerner, in addition To hi
boot ami shoe shop, has added regula
shoe store. off
Quite a party of young ladies an,
gentlemen of town attended the Baptis
NAL services at Walton's Creek Churcl
last Sunday.
Mr.. J. F. Wager has moved I,
Owensboro and opened a livery stabl
in the upper part of the city. He de
sire the patronage Of the public. ao-ti
A lodge of Good Templars was or
gained at Taylor coal mines, near Bea
yer Dam, last week, 10y that old veter
an in the temperance reform, William
Hamilton.
The Commencement exercises q
South Carrollton Institute will begin on
Monday, June the eth, 1850, and con
tinue during the week. A good time
anticipated.
The citizens of Hartford and vicin
ity were gladdened last Thursday an,
Friday by refreshing showers of rain
II is thought that the rain was genera
throughout this section of the country
Rev. J. Pendleton Taylor, of War
rem county, will not fill his appointment
at Slaty Creek Church next Sunday, a
announced i'm the HERALD two week
since, on account of an engagement il
his own county on that day.
Those that have been owing us 70
some ten or twelve months, may not b
surprised If they find their accounts an
notes in the hands of an officer.
ROGERS q KING,
2l-st. Buford, Ky.
-losT-A black Shepherd pup, abou
half grown, white about the neck. Any
one finding said Shepherd dog an
delivering him to me will be rewarde
for his trouble.
u. WAYNE GRIFFIN.
FOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT
Mr.. ]. f. Wager, desiring to move
Owensboro, wishes to sell his HOUSl
and LOT in Hartford. For further pal
ticulars, apply to c. ]. YAGER,
l5-tf. HERALD office.
When you come to town to see til
new boiler for F. M. Hoover's mill, d
not forget that mammoth Stock of dr.
goods, notions, &C., that is being oper
ed and sold at lower figures than yo
have been offered before, at Rogers
Kings, Buford, Ky.
-MARRIED-May 18th, 1880, at tn
residence of the brides brother, by Re,
]. A. Bennett, Mr.. Frank Fillenger I
Miss Victory London, both of Obi
county. They have our best wishes
May they live long and have plenty.
The Commonwealth against Fran
| l.. Smith, an account of which we CAV
last week, came up for trial Monda
morning before F. p. Morgan, Polio
Judge, and defendant dismissed.
seemed that there was no proof this
Smith had anything to do in the a
} fray, as he was not present at the tim
! the shooting was done. We giadl
make this correction, as the statemer
last week did him an injustice. f.s
On last Wednesday evening MI
Geo. Malels was kicked by hors,
breaking one of his arms. He failed
procure the services of n surgeon an
set II rs best as he could himself, but o
last Saturday evening DIR. C.. T. Wa
lace fixed ii up for him. 1t has N.
been more than month since he wa
fearfully mashed and bruised and la
scarcely recovered from that until tn
accident. He ought TO have an acc
dent insurance policy.
The baptising at Walton's Cree
Church Sunday, was attended by tn
following parties from town: Mi
Mamie Anderson and II. G. Hardwicl
Miss Maggie Mosely and Taylor Cot
man, Miss Blanche Nall and Godfre
McHenry, Miss Kate Hardwick and .
r.. Collins, Miss Annie Hardwick an
l.. p. Foreman, ]. +. Rowe, wife an