The Hartford herald., 1879-11-12


may come at Foster & Hills.
Fine wines and whiskies for medi-
cinal purposes, at
THOMAS & KIMBLEY's.
Uncle James Maddox brought us
specimen of his Irish potatoes yesterday,
which are rs nice as we ever saw.
- Foster 4 Hill did not burn out last
week. But are still selling the best and
cheapest groceries and meats.
-WANTED-PoRK- p. Rowe &
Bro. want to buy 100000 pounds of pork
To be delivered at Hartford, for which
they will pay "A fair price. 45-tf
The singing school in charge of Prof
Edgerton, is progressing finely. The
class sing well considering the number
of lessons received.
See that big injun i'm the door of the
Lyon House ringing bell. That is
Foster calling the hungry TO a first-class
meal at his European Restaurant.
Miss Nora Taylor is assistant teach
er in Mr.. Hocker's school at Beaver
Dam. She is a young lady deserving
credit.
-WANTED-JO0 men wanted during
Circuit Court To subscribe for the Hart
ford HERALD. Also 1000 old sub.
seribers to pay up, and be happy.
e. w. Wood, of Owensboro, has
rented the tobacco factory at Beaver
Dam, of Mr. VIM. Austin. He will
doubtless do a good business.
Will Cooper, of Cromwell, called
on Monday and paid for two subscrip-
tions TO the HERALD. Oh, for a thous-
and tongues 10 sing-the same song.
Uncle Buck Wade has gathered 50
bushels of corn on an acre aud a-half
Of ground. He calculates his entire
crop TO yield 80 bushels per acre.
Those indebted to Rogers & King
will come forward and settle at once.
We need money and must insist upon
AN early settlement. A 81.
October 9th 1879.
Lost on. Thursday, in Hartford, a
small leather purse containing some
moBey and few notes. Finder will
he suitably rewarded by leaving same
with Judge w. F, Gregory.
-MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. Thomas southard,
in Ohio county, KY, Nov. 7, by Rev.
]. T. Casebier, Mr.. J. w. Shoulders to
Miss Nj. +. Southard.
Mrs. Sallie A. Stevens, of No Creek,
received very serious wound last
week. She was milking cow, and
the COW made pass at u dog, stepping
upon Mrs. Stevens foot, infiicting Sc
we're and painful wound.
An infant child of !. u. Manker,
which had been left at J.. A. w. Car
sons To be cared for, died on Tuesday
night of last week. 1t was about five
months old. Its mother died when il
was but few weeks old.
"A certain baby looked very sweet
the other night. but it would hav,
looked much sweetsr it Il bad bad OF
one of those weeping-wiilow hoods
You can get them at Anderson's Ba
zar.
Beaver Dam is rapidly improving
They have nice new school-house jus
completed. and several new building
have been erected this year, and ther'
are some three or four now under way
It's one of the liveliest towns We know
Of
"A spiritualistic medium Is tina
mule of Mr.. u. Wayne Griffin's. Tw'
, young men were driving it through tn
streets on Sunday, when it suddenly be
, gan tossing lis heels i'm the air--mucl
as jumping table. The boys got on
and so did the mule. 49, r-
! -DIED-October 2Sth, Alice Francis
+ daughter of q. S. Southland, aged 81,
years, She died of diptheria and othe
E threat troubles, She was the idol G
5 the family. Francis was o bright littl
. GID, and will be missed by the famil
The family have the ssympathies Of ts4
community and the writer. j. N.
: MIR. U. NJ. Everly, Of Point Pleas
: ant, has found a peculiar phenomena
{ i'm his coal mine. Some two inches dee
2 in-the clay at the bed of the mint
, there is a layer of coal about two inche
: thick. The thin strata is of peculia
] bright black color, and burns well. w
|. never have pet with this feature i
: coal ta9s. AyiY sps4s af our scier
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