The Hartford herald., 1879-10-29
e. SMALL.

Prof Il. J. Hunt is teaching class
in penmanship at McHenry.
-Calhoon can boast of the cleverest
young men and the prettiest young
ladies in the Green river country. We
know.
Stock Sales next monday. Bring i'm
your surplus stock and sell it, and
you who wish to buy, come along with
your money.
-Born-To the wife of c. c. Bennett,
living near Beda, Saturday morning,
Oct. 25, 1879, a boy-weight eight and
one half pounds.
All goods on hand at +. Small's
Trade Palace will be sold at the usual
price, regardless of the advance i'm
wholesale markets.
Rev. j. $. Coleman, of Buford, has
has been holding a very interesting
meeting at Auburn, Logan county, for
some days past.
OF all the saws you ever saw Geo.
Klein Il Bro. have the largest assortment
and best quality, consisting of cross cut
saws, hand saws and every other kind
of saws.
i am prepared 10 make boots or
shoes TO order, and guarantee good fit.
None but the hest material used, and
prices reasonable. Work done when
promised. e. r. SCHAPMIER.
Ladies' cloaks, mems suits, shoes
and boots and every kind of dry goods,
notions, de-, in endless variety, at the
lowest prices, can l,e found at
F.. SMALIs.
-kingi X Iglehart still want more
wheat. They will also buy corn, hay
and oats, for all of which, they will pay
the highest market price. For further
particulars, call on them at the Hart
ford House.
MIR. Jake Iglehart is stirring man,
and always up to snuff. He has been
buying wheat and has received up to
date about 1000 bushels, and has paid
the cash for it, and wants n 1000 bushels
more.
Remember that H. Weinsheimer is
still on hand at his old stand ready,
willingand anxious to repair your clocks
and watches and jewelry. He also has
all those articles for sale.
Mr.. E. b. Clarke of the firm of Hill,
Fletcher 4 Co., Louisville, KY, was in
town this week and was quite success
ful. He sold, among other bill, quite
large lot of goods to Andersons Bazaar.
When you come to town Monday
or any other day do not go round half
starved and give yourself the headache
but go to Foster 4 Hills restaurant and
get real good dinner for the frifiing
sum of Is cents.
We call especial attention of those
thus afflicted, to the advertisement of
Thomas & Kimbley's Never Failing
Pile Cure. They warrant cure. If di-
rections are complied with, or refund
the money. This is certainly a fair Of
fer. 1t will yay to try the remedy.
e. Small's Trade Palace is Just re-
ceiving and opening a large stock of
fall and winter goods bought i'm the
Eastern markets, before the recent rise,
which he proposes to sell at prices be-
low what anyone can possibly do, that
did not buy their goods before the ad-
vance in prices.
MIR. Washington Phipps is having
a new brick dining-rOom added to the
Hartford House, and Rule, Randolph
q Co. are doing the work. This makes
1t one of the completest hotel buildings
in the Green River Country. Mr.. King
is good landlord, and nothing father
is necessary except that that wretched
pavement in front needs relaying.
L. Guenther has repaired his house
considerably of late and has made sew
eral new additions. He has now in
successful operation regular Bake Oven
and keeps supply of Bakers bread
always on hand for sale. So soon as he
gets all his improvements completed he
will keep first-class restaurant where
first-class meals can be had at any
hour.
Mr.. +. $. Edgerton respectfully in
forms the citizens of Hartford and Vi
cinity, that he intends to remain at
this place and carry on the painting
business in all its branches, house, sign
and carriage work granting, paper hang
ing, DC, done i'm the latest style. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
All favors in his line will be thankful
ly received, and promptly attended to.
Eft +. S. EDGERTON.