The Hartford herald., 1880-06-09

Opening ofnew lawns at II. p. Rowe
x Bros this week.
A nice line of gents furnishing
goods at II. L. Rowe X Bros
Another grand opening of dry goods
&c. at II. 7. Rowe a Bros this week.
A little child of Jas. Cosby, near
Mercer mines, died very suddenly last
Monday morning.
DIR. w. =. Bennett held regular SER
vices here last Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night.
w. III. Williams x Sons is the
"boss place" for bargains. Call and be
convinced.
Miss Xerrilda johnson, of Pleasant
Ridge, is quite i'll, and but little hope is
entertained of her recovery.
oh, dear! How good ice is, thi- hot
weather and Williams x Sons il the
place To get il.
Little May Mosely, while playing
with some little girls last Sunday even
ing, accidently fell, spraining her arm.
Go To the Hartford Boot and Shoe
Shop, at the sign of the big boot, and
leave your order for pair of boots or
shoes.
Mrs. Nancy Hill, of this place, is
quite sick at her home ON Main Street,
and but little hope il entertained of her
recovery.
Please bring along those old and
young chickens, for we are needing
them and will pay the highest prices
WILLIAMS Il Son.
Those owing me are once more in
vited To cali and pay me. II you can't
pay me all you owe, pay part, n need
money. l.. +. WoERNER.
-FoUND-At the court house, Mon
day evening, pocket-book containing
money. Owner can have same by call
ing at this Office and paying charges.
GROSS Williams is receiving good
reports Of those wonderful Batteries
every day, and has only few more
left. If you want one you had better
call at once.
MIR. II. C. Hardwick resigned the
Office of marshal last week, and Mr.. w.
p. Haden was appointed in his place.
He was sworn in on Monday last, and
is ready for business.
L. +. WOerner wants it distinctly
understood that he is still at his old
stand ready and willing to work for
those wanting anything in the boot or
shoe line. A nice lot of gents and ladies
boots and shoes OD hand for sale.
Our handsome young friend, John
Il. Neal has recently embarked i'm the
grocery business in Caneyville. John
is good boy, a live business man and
deserves to, and certainly will, be sue
cessful. Best wishes, John.
The candidates for Commonwealth
Attorney had all spoken here before
Monday last except Mr.. Joe Noe, OF
Mclean county. We understand from
those who heard his entire speech that
he made quite favorable impression.
The barbecue at Caneyville will be
on Saturday, the 18th inst, instead OF
the 18th, AS stated in our paper last
week. Messrs. Kennedy 4 Deweese
are the proprietors and that insures a
good time. Let's 20. Remember il is
next Saturday, the 18th.
-Wehavejust finished reading "Dock
Brown. The OUTLAW of Grayson" and
find it To be written in a very interest
ing style and is, in the main, entirely
reliable. 1t will prove exceedingly in
teresting to persons in Grayson and all
the adjoining counties where most OF
his outrages were perpetrated.
Monday was County Court day and
quite number of the yeomanry of the
county were i'm attendance. Lucius p.
Little, candidate for Circuit Judge, and
Maj. Baker Boyd, Maj. Joe Haycraft,
Joe Noe and Allen Dean, candidates for
Commonwealth Attorney addressed
the citizens on that occasion.
Mr.. John Il. Smith is announced as
candidate for constable Of the Hart
ford district, i'm this issue. Mr.. Smith
is in delicate health, and claims that
riding around is the best medicine he
can take, and If the people will elect
him he hopes to be able to make liv-
ing and at the same time recover his
health.
We are informed that w. s. Van
meter x Bro. ,prOprietors Ofthe GraysOn
Springs, have arranged for better ac-
commOdations this season than ever be-
fore. This is as pleasant a watering
place as can be found i'm this country
and guests have the attention and con-
veniences necessary to make visit de-
lightful.
We do not often go out of our way
to compliment any one, but our next
door neighbOr is SO highly deserving
that We feel it but due that public men,
tion should he made of it. OF course
We refer to Charles NJ. PendletOn, at
torney-at-law, who, although quite
young, is making rapid strides in his
profession. He has been practicing
scarce a year yet, and has already won
considerable distinction, and a very
creditable practice. We predict for
him bright, successful future.
While in Beaver Dam last Saturday,
We called at the mammoth dry goods