The Hartford herald., 1879-12-10
Last Monday was another booming
,iay al Anderson's Bazaar.

day AZ Anderson's Bazaar.
E \ Edgerton is AT work mprov-
ing Hartford House.
Ladies' two-button opera kid gloves
at 81 cents at Anderson's Bazaar
Steady in front prices still coming
down, at GEo. KLEIN 4 Bros.
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-Children's kid gloves in opera colors
at Anderson's Bazaar-su supply limited.
Carpenters tools of all kinds, AT
prices TO defy competition, at
46-tf. KLEIN x Bros.
Look out for the nice things that
Anderson's Bazaar will open this week
Mr.. Geo Klein 4 Bro. are repairing
their store-room. MIR. l.. II. Becker 4
Wm. Griffith are doing the work.
We noticed package of dry goods
sent TO Butler county from Anderson's
Bazaar last week.
-WANTED-;JoO farmers Ia get their
blacksmithing and wood work done AT
Dan. =. Tracy's new shop.
Table cutlery from 65 cents per set,
up; pocket cutlery in endless variety of
styles at KLEIN X Bios.
The incest LOT of children's embroi-
dered all wool hose ever brought to
Hartford will lie displayed at Anderson's
Bazaar this week.
--IosT.-In Hartford during last
week, gold collar button. The find
er will please leave the same at the
HERALD Office, and he rewarded.
A. J. w. GRAY.
"A mammoth stock of stoves, tim
ware, hollow-ware, &C., lower than the
lowest, at KLEIN x Bros.
Don't wait until all the nice things
atAnderson's Bazaarh have been selected
bIrt 20 at once and buy your holiday
presents.
Pitchers bowls, dishes in great va
rieiy, and large assortment of glass
ware, all at low rates, at
46-tf. - KLEIN 4 Bros.
The most appropriate present for
your wife Or daughter is real nice
chromo BY making application soon
Anderson's Bazaar will furnish you
them for mere song. i
The largest and best lot of hard
ware, nails, cross-cut and hand saws;
min, cross-cut and hand saw files, ever
brought TO this market, at
46-tf KLEIN & Bros.
Stephen Johnson, near Bewleyville,
fell from house a few days ago, bruis-
ing himself badly, and will likely not
recover.
-Iron-stone China plates, at 40, As
and 81 cents per set. TOMBSTONE China
teacups and saucers at 40 10 55 cents per
set, AT GEO. KLEIN & Bros.
Court at Squire Bennett syesterday.
The squadron of lawyers went out to
see that both sides of every case won.
We have. not heard the particulars.
THE largest lot of axes ever brought
TO this market from the best manufac-
turers in the United States, at prices
from G5 &C nts TO l., at srti
45-tf. ut a KLEIN 4 Bros.
-"Tell ii Again" is the song selected
for the little Sunday School scholars TO
sing on the occasion of the Christmas
tree.
--LosT-In or near Hartford some two
months ago,Sa lady's gold bracelet.
Any one finding or having found the
same will please deliver it to Henry
Field, Hartford, Ky. 4S-2t.
e. =. Thomas,o the firm of Thomas
Brothers, left yesterday for Louisville
where he will purchase a large stock of
groceries, Christmas holiday goods, &c.
Those wishing something nice will do
well TO await his return,
Taken up as am estray by w. II.
Porter, living l miles from Cromwell,
one black and brown pided steer 8 years
old, marked swallow fork in right and
split in left ear. Appraised by me at Sl2.
Given under my hand this 2lst, 1879.
4s-4t p. w. GIIsTRAP, p. ]. c.
Wv. II. Williams & Son are moving
the old store-house standing between
their business house and the Wright
House. This should have been done
long ago, as ii viii enable parties below
TO get insurance.
1t Is not expected of us to give a list
of the nice holiday goods that Ander-
sons Bazaar is receiving. They are
simply immense, and We have not the
room to lenumerate them. We may,
however, next week give a partial list
of them. s e
"A complete stock of groceries, en-
bracing al the staple and fancy gro
ceries Of the day, sugars, eoffees, teas,
all of the best grades; together with a
great variety of canned goods; all can
he found at prices as cheap as the cheap
est, at KLErN& & Bios.
46-tf.EtozT -iIss fong
John Mahan and Isaac Brown, Jr.,
Of Rockport, had a difficulty, few days
ago in regard to some land, and Mahan,
with pistol in hand, ran Brown out OF
the field. Mahan was tried by jury
before the County Judge at Hart
ford last Monday. The jury re
turned verdict not guilty.
Mr.. E. 8. Edeerton respectfully IN