The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1880-03-03

Monday was hig day at And,r-
sons Bazaar.
Mrs. Phipps Rowe, OF Centertown,
is recovering.
Criminal court hegiEs two weeks
from next Mondar.
Henry Field will take good care of
all kinds Of stock left AT his stable.
The roads have greatly improved
in the last week, and travel has once
more been resumed.
Jesse Potter, ESD, of this place,
LEFT last week for Evansville with fine
Ia; of walnut lumber.
The shade trees ON market street
have been trimmed up, which consid-
erably improves their looks.
l.. r. Wocrner, in addition to his
boo; and shoe shop, has added regular
shoe store. Oft
Thomas y Kimhley have received
a large lot of clocks, of the be~, make,
which they will sell very cheap.
Henry Field is well prepared TO care
for all kinds of stock, and he only asks
trial To convince you of this fact.
Thomas X Kimblcy have just Te-
ccived Il full Ia! Of Rcid's Rochester
flower and garden seeds, assorted.
A lot of nice collins, Baskets and
trimmings, just received by
G.. j. BEAN n Son.
We return thanks To one of our
"fiir sex" friends for n ionqui!, which
can only be excelIed in beauty lay the
givcr.
! FoR SALE-A large lot of old papers
suitable for putting under carpet, for
wrapping paper, nc. Can lac bought
cheap bycalling at once at this office. 81
This is positively the last week you
will have the advantage of the great
bargains Offered 10y l.. Rosenberg * Bro,
and all accounts due them not settled
this week will he placed in the hands OF
an officer for collection.
Mr.. Jas. l.. Miller, living on the
north side of Rough creek, discovered Il
lamina of mica on his place last Wed
nesday, IA sample of which he has ex-
hibited to several parties here. As To
the abundance of the discovery we are
not able to say, but Mr. Miller thinks it
is ineXhaustible.
The stringency of the times de-
mands that a person shall buy where
they can get the best bargains, and a.
the last purchase of groceries made by
Geo. A. Plat We're bought with such
care he can sell you your family sup
plies cheaper than any house in town.
Remember this, and govern yourself ac-
cordingly.
Farmers have begun their spring
work in earnest, and burning and pre-
pairing plant-beds have been the order
of the day for a week or more past. In
nearly ever section of the country the
report comes that a much larger acre
age will he planted than last year
There will also he an increase i'm acre
age of all kinds of cereal.
A key that overthrows the wards o
the nation-whiskey- \ key thai
overthrows the laws of the nation
Yankee South EcntuckjQR.- A key
that deiies the laws Of gravity
-Dicoa Pioneer. \ key that calls fo
greenbacks-d Union Democrat
A key that unlockS the prison doors
a turnkey.
| The following sales were mad
Monday by T. J. iglchart, auctionCer
: J. +. Wager, one bay gelding, So
same, one sorrel horse, $50; Jesse Ash
by, one mule, SO p; T.. ID. Walker
one mule, 500; B. +. Calvert, one geld
ing, 500; same, one mare, 500; y. {
Ellis, one horse, $40 Denis Myers, ON
mare, $50; - Jones, one mule
, S57 so; Yves Davis, one horse, S43
Some other stock was sold at proper
r tiOnate rates.
e Countless sufferers find the balm q
relief, and the fountain of their healtl
D and strength, in Ayers Sarsaparilla.
1 is the most potent of all the Alternative
to purify the system and cleanse tn
| blood. 1t possesses invigorating quail
ties, so that it stimulates the faded Vi
talities and purges out the corruption
: which mingle with the blood, promot
ing arrangement and decay. We ar
, assured 10y many intelligent physician
r that this medicine cures beyond all 9th
4 ers of its kind, and we can fortify thi
a statement by our own experience
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