The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-05-02

I = hNfNA W > NAMhnIH ENTAIL STpEI.
/ Alter pleasant drive 10 the louri,Ling
little rail road town OF Beaver Dam, aad
glance at the fairy sceur presented 10y
/ the glass show -casc IN ;ruut OF Mr. Bar
! nards, feel an inspiration H. give my
many sisters that have Tot persona " H.
/ tied his Temple Of Fashion bird s-rvr
! view Of its external and internal APP, ar
anee There are temples yoI know,
dear reader, dedicated 10 praise, 10 song,
~ art, and TO the cushrIuinG Of images
Our temple ia on, Of another Fort-drdi-
Gated to fashion. Our first vlcw--cuc
prettily Ornamcnted with flowers Of ever,
hue-artiiicial; but so beautiful, so tempt.
ingIy displayed, 50 true to uature---no
difference if You have asked the privilege
OF stepping nearer the case for one smell.
FLATS ?" you say. "a whole case lie
voted to hats" that are beautifully trim.
med, and OF the latest fashionable shape
and tnts, swectly put together with an
artists eye and an experienced dcvotec %
the millinery art.
Then the slovcs-for its not Mr.. Bar
nard's province to let any go unglovcd
Kids, in evening Iints kids for those OF
modest tastes, in modest huPs, and rang
ing from the one-hutton to the two, three
and four, at mere nominal prices We
find here speciality in black Kids Gentle
reader, let me whisper in YOUR ear There
Is no Kind Of hid that gives u large hand
tiny look 50 much rs a black. This Is
Why black kids are by no means confined
to those whom fate has doomed to don
the sable garb Of woe.
Then there are lovely ribbons in all
grades, colors aud sizes And here let me
say, you will receive IA careful attention
from Mr. Barnard and his sirab!e clerks
if you wish halt yard o: oue-inch rib
bon, as it, ou needed piece upon piece for
trimming party dress.
There are ladies handkerchief, ruches,
lovely ties and CONNECTIONS for the neck,
sets of linen collars aud cuffs, at prices
that must lead the market.
Then comes the hosiery, Of every de-
scripiion, for ladies and children.
Ladies good cotton hose for only 10 cent?.
Beautiful lawns, yard wide. 10 cents per
yard The best hleacLed muslins from
Toto II! cent?. Elegant lri-h linen 10
cents. Good corsets so cents. Lovely
alpacas at so cents per ysrI The best
aud choice prints at cents per yard.
Handsome damssk table linen, napkins,
towelIng, sheeting, window blinds, and.
in fact, every article You will call for.
But let's hasten on to the gentemens' de-
psrtment-a young store in itscli. Here
you will find every grade and description
Of clothing. OF course, I'm not going in.
to ecstacies for them; for il | did, and
thought 'twerc well done, some of theu
would be sure to say, What does a
woman know about it, any way 2 So
Ill merely advise you, if you want your
husband, brother, or sweet heart to be
improved in looks, inst send him 10 Mr..
Barnard and lie will be clothed elegantly.
Groom's outfit specially, elegant under.
wear, lovely fitting -hiits and collars,
neck-ties, studs and sleeve buttons two
sweet for anything, and hosiery that will
make them wish,to wear slippers all the
time to display their feet. I
Mr.. Bsrnarfs intentions are tia uoire (.
shall 20 unshod, and he has the finest
assortment in that line. boots, shoes and
clippers, this side a wholesale house. /.
Elegant French kid slippers at 80 cents
per pair.
Right here the glass and quccnswarc |
departments come in Gor share-for
next to wedding outfits come
housekeeping goods, aud in this line YOU |
will find everything elegant. useful and
pretty. And in addition We will remind !
you that his large store room is bountiful |
ly supplied with every substantial and
delcacy the market affords. But !
dear reader, of what are we thinking -
The half is not told, and space forLids
more, and still the mammoth
stock is coming in.