The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1886-12-22

'btif WI thtN ~ htkh's AbN" y
house IL always full of people buying ma
Christmas presents for everybody.
Read Capt Frank Halls advertise.
ment in this issue. He knows bow to da
treat his customers well, you can get
more from him for the same amount Of Sa
money than from any other person
No house in Greensboro can compete
with Small, Alexander n Co., their -
goods are Of the best qualify, and prices
the most reasonable. When you are in
the city don't forget To gve'them call. W.
DO you want a nice sewing machine se,
AZ Xmas present for your wife, your
daughter, your niece, your sister, your Oh
your sweetheart? Don't let the
CLrist mas pass without doing this. to
40 70 =. A WILLIAMS
The Parrish Bros, Owensboro, have re
always on hand full supply OF the best,
the cheapest and most elegant books, wv
paintings, and all other ar -.
,icles usually found IN "A iirst-cIas> book '"
store.
We have received the Western Farm
er's Almanac for 1857, published by VII
Jno. y. Morton u Co., Louisville. II "
contains much valuable information for IN
the farmers of the South and West.
Price 10 cents. tn
Austin Il Nave, b aver Dam, are in
constant receipt Of new groceries, which W
they are offering at prices that defy
competition. Never before We're such "'
bargains offered to the people Of Beaver
Dam aud vicinity. ~
Mr.. +. ID. Walker will speak at the fro
Court House in Calhoon on Monday,
9th inst. on the subject Of Temper W,
ance. The Democrat says the people
OF Calhoon anticipate feast Of reas- Tr
on aud flow of soul"
We give Ia everybody a special inv- TO
tatiuu To call at our store. We have now ~
on exhibition, two beautiful oil paint
ing-, an elegant solid gold watch, two l Ia'
fine napkins and others Of our prizes
which will he given away at SmalPs. a,
The Grayson Gazette announces that pr
Mr. f.. C. Hubbard will speak in
Leitchfield on Christmas day for the Oh
benefit Of the J. Wes- Gosrol Post, G.. ~
A. X. The Gu-ette speaks very highly
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Mr.. II. b. Kinsolving will address the
citizens of Sacramento Monday night ge
Dec. % on the general political ISSUES OF vet
the time. Mr.. Kinsolving is speaker
Of force and ability aud will say some ne
things to the people of Me
Lean. 4,
We say no discount, and you ask in
why? Because other merchants may
give you 10 per cent. of and then our Jill
goods be better aud great deal cheap. wv
or. Try us, and our prices will show
you the big difference Small's Trade w W.
Palace.
Every time you buy $40 worth OH Al
goods at ABderson's Bazaar, during tha be
next seven days, Miss Gibson, the pop \.
ular cashier Of that institution, will toy
hand you back three silver half dollars De
and convince you that the goods were
sold at the regular prices. rs.
We had the pleasure in company ho
with a few friends, of taking tea with
Mr. + p. Thomas Monday evening, II arr
being his birthday anniversary. The 10 ~
supper was excellent and the occasion .r,
o very pleasant one. We wish Mr.
Thomas many anniversaries in the fu- ,,.
ture and prosperous and happy life. lea
The stock holders of the Fair COM Of OF
pany held "a meeting last Saturday ~, pl.
NJ, in the Bank, anu elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year. Sam vi.
X. Cox Prerident,E Il. &. Hubbard Vice. He
G.. Hardwick, Secretary, and We
Treasurer, and A. T. Nall, ID +. TraoS, n m'
w. IT. Moore, Jesse Potter and E ID.
Walker, directors. ~
Mr.. j. NJ. Taylor Of Central City,V th'
formerly OF this place leaves to-day for H.
Halls Tenn, where he will be mar Ii,
ried on December 26th, to Miss Lula w
daughter OF NJ. l.. Shotfner, II
well-known lumber man. After they
wefuing Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will vis-