The Hartford herald., 1879-06-18

V. L. ADDINGToN's.
Fresh vegetables continually kept
ON hand, by
w. III. WILLIAMS d Son.
Bring your wool To L. Rosenberg Il
Bro, and get the best price being paid
for it.
A new lot Of trimming silks just re-
ceived, at the
Read our supplement- this week.
To those afflicted with malarial ailments,
il will be of peculiar interest.
For sale or exchange for good
horse-a good two-horse wagon.
HADEN X FIELD.
Nice ice cold Soda Water, as good
as the best, with any kind of good
syrup, at
THOMAS BROTHERS..
A lot Of second hand grain bags as
good as new, for sale very cheap, at
ANDERsoN's BAZAAR.
Just roociued. large lot Of Boys
and Youths Clothing. ,rLiA ,oe wH seE
claap. l.. ROSENBERG d. BRO.
A good milch COW for sale. Will
take corn, hay, oats, fodder, &c.
Up. ADDINGroN.
A very pleasant party was given To
the young ladies and gentlemen of town
at the Hartford House Monday night.
Summer Gotliag for men-d large
lot ius reoeiped, and for sdle at io'c fs
ares. at l.. ROSENBERG d BRO.
Born TO the wife Of II. III. Hay
worth, on Friday, June 18th 1879, n
daughter. Howard is happy no doubt.
H. ID. Bennett was thrown from a
mule Monday evening, near the Hart
ford bridge, and was considerably
bruised up.
You can "Excurt" next Sunday
from Roclport to Elizabethtown and
back, for but trifie. For particulars
see posters, printed at this Office.
Mr.. Sullenger lost one of his board |
ers last Monday. Peyton Hamilton
gave bond, with good surety, and was
released ON Monday last.
We are reoeicllg large lu,e Of Jeans
bought before the adpa,soe Ia 'oooIea goods,
uery lor, and ,oe cM sell them the same
,oay. L. ROSENBERG d BRO.
old uncle Noah Herrel, of Rock |
port, died on the 18th instant, from the |
effects of cancer His arm was ampu-
tated, but too late To save his life
-0fall out door games, for ladies and |
gentlemen, now in Use archery is the /
most fashionable and interesting. You
will find supply, at
ANDERsoN's BAZAAR.
Rev. G. J. Bean and Alexander
Read will preach the funeral of Mrs.
Moseley, vita of Jesse Moseley, next |
Sunday, at Hickory church.
Miss Calvert, daughter of Isaac
Calvert, living near Centertown, died
on last Wednesday night. Her demise
was caused by typhoid fever.
w. III. Edison is fast becoming a
popular Jeweler. He gives special at
tention to mending, cleaning repairing
all kinds Of Jewelry, and keeps nice
stock on hand for sale, at reasonable
rates. Give him a trial.
The election of School Trustees ON
the 7th instant, for this district, re-
suited in the selection of Hon. S. +. !
Hill, Messrs. A. l.. Morton and w. III. |
Moore.
Be il remembered that anything i'm
the Undertaker's line, Buggies, Carriages,
Spring Wagons, and road Wagons, of
prices, can he had of ID. +. TRACY
Our old friend, ]. Wes Cannon, and
Mis- Zelma Crawford were married on
the llth inst, by Rev. G. ]. Bean.
We congratulate our friends, and wish
them a sea of happiness.
Ladies, keep cool. One of the best
ways to do this is to go TO l.. Rosenberg
4 Bro, and buy you a summer dress of
that nice lawn just received by them,
and sold at the low price Of six cents per
yard.
-Letter-heads, Bill-heads, Statement
of Accounts, Envelopes, Visiting Cards,
Barbecue and Excursion Posters, Rail-
road Tickets, Officers Blanks, &C., done
with neatness and dispatch and at less
than city ppces.
Hon. R. p. Hooker, Democratic
candidate for Representative, is con-
fined at home by severe sickness, and
will, probably, not be out for some days.
In the mean time, let his friends look
after his interest, and see that they do
not suffer by reason of his misfortune.
John M. William, of Centertown
precinct, killed rattle snake, recently,
that was five feet and three inches in
length, had seventeen rattles, and was
eight inches in circumference. How is
this for the boss snake story. For the
truth of this We refer YOU to S. r. and
NJ. ]. Williams.
Mr.. L. p. Downs, of Ceralvo, return