The Hartford herald., 1885-12-23

. Everybody admits that tue Red Front
!, has The finest lot Of candies, fruits, etc,
ever brought TO Hartford. Call and
see them.
We give our Readers a hig railroad
racket this week. We hope and be-
lieve il will he read with interest by
every one.
Several of our citizens have been at
tending the night services of the pro-
tracted meeting that has been going on
at No Creek
Rev. J. :. Coleman will begin revi-
val meeting at the Baptist church in
Hartford next Sunday week, the first
Sunday in January.
Sweet POTATOES, early Rose potatoes,
cabbage, kraut, chow-chow, tomato
catsup, French prepared mustard, etc,
etc, at the Red Front, {
Remember that King only charges
p cts for full feed, 40 put your horse
in his stable when you come To town
aud have him well fed
The prettiest aud newest STYLE pie a
lures i'm town at =. \. Wiliams-just
the very thing for Christmas present
i and To ornament household.
The fine organ that will be among I
th" HERALD premiums is the "Estey 4
Triumph, price Sl5O.O .Oo, and ,ne of the {
finest musical instruments made. 4
Remember }. Lou Hill has a large,
fine stock of Christmas candies, nuts ;,
and sweet meats, and invites you To call
and give him your holiday trade.
Williams Bros. can furnish you the !,
best pocket knife in this market. They "
also have toys cheap. Knives and u
guns, just loads Of them. Stop and see u
them.
II We could get the proposed railroad q
from Henderson through Hartford TO +,
Bowling Green, il would enhance the n
value Of property here in town fifty
per cent.
The College will give vacation of n
three school days for Christmas, be- =,
ginning tomorrow, and school will a
commence again as usual next Tuesday
morning. N
| For warts on stock, farmer tells us n
meat fryings are good. Make several a
applications every two or three days, @
and after little time the wart will
disappear. =,
Winter is upon us, and consequently a.
meat Is high. Our butcher, Mr.. Press I,
Ross, says the highest he ever knew 81
beef TO be was when the COW jumped "
over the moon. n
The tobacco men are buying rather o.
lively, and paying good prices. Some s'
predict that they will lose IN the h
enterprise, but they seem to know what ol
they are about. N
Court adjourned last Thursday. The
grand jury did good work, and returned L
quite number Of indictments. They d
were complimented very highly by his Jl
honor, Judge Little. C,
e,
The man Canary who was shot by :,
Mr.. Brad Crow week or two ago. an >,
account of which appeared in the HER !,
AID, is we learn, improving rapidly, :,
and will soon be well N
Just 90 to Williams Bros. and get el
your toys, candies, apples, oranges,
figs, bananas, grapes, prunes, &c. They -,
have an immense and well selected N
stock and will sell cheap. :,
We regret to haye to leave out read at
able communications from Rosine, iii
Rockport and Rochester, which were er
received So late that We could not possi- th
bly, insert them this week te
Messrs. Fielden aud Coleman are eu- -
deavoring TO get up a singing class and =,
organize choir at the Methodist church
here. They ffer TO teach week free,
which is very liberal, and they deserve 80
10 succeed. q
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On our first page will be found two
beautiful articles; Que is poem, "The =.
Closing Year." by Geo. ID. Prentice, and y,
the other piece of prose, 10y a splendid .,
author, of Lexington, who signs his :.
name "Ellan." -
The Democratic Committee for the Ia
Fourth Judicial District of Kentucky GO
met last week AT Owensboro and set st
the second Saturday in March for the
primary, for the nomination Of candi-
dates for the District offices. n
Remember that everybody has cor Sc
dial invitation To be on hand "when bI
the ship comes in" at the Baptist church til
on Thursday night, and to use Il il they p,
wish, as a medium through which to b,
send presents to their friends. at
The silver coinage question that will !"
soon come up before Congress will have !"
no material effect upon the HERALD "
Office. We will still receive a silver =
dollar and silver half in pay for a
subscription aud take the risk.
The immense barge that Messrs. Pot in
ter x Condict have been building, con- n,
tanning a complete saw-mill, is about n
completed, and she will he launched 90
from the docks to saw timter up and p
down Rough river in few DAYS. nj
Our announcement column is getting in