The Hartford herald., 1879-12-17
For great bar
gains in mems and
boys underwear,gO to
L. Rosenberg y" Bro.

at Andersons & Bazaar.
Toilet articles in endless varieties,
at z. Wayne Griffin 4 Bros.
We have n lot of nice turkeys for
Christmas. VIII. WILLIAMS &SoN.
Foster Il Hill still sell the best
meats and staple groceries at their old
stand.
Fine wines and whiskies for medi-
cal purposes only, at Thomas 4 KIM
bley's.
-WANTED-25 dozen chickens for
which We will pay cash.
w. III. WILLIAMS Il SoN.
During the heavy rains "Wednesday
last the water stood nearly knee deep
IN the street opposite Kings stable.
Christmas stock of toys, dolls, toilet
articles, and all kinds of suitable pres
ents at Thomas 4 Kimbley's drug store.
Hogs are coming to town rapidly.
Saturday was busy day with II. p.
Rowe & Bro. our wide-awake and pc
lite pork packers.
Mrs. Williams, widow of John
Williams deceased, living north Of Hart
ford, is quite sick. DIR. Griffin attend
ing.
Foster 4 Hills restaurant il in a
booming condition for Christmas. They
will have the best of everything in
their line. Oysters a speciality.
A few days ago stray eur went
into the mutton business I'm partnership
with A. c. Ellis. The result was four
sheep and one cur less.
Nothing would be 80 appropriate
as Christmas gift for your wife, as one
of those nice cloaks or Dolmans at An
derson's Bazaar.
The most industrious man in town
l. Breckle, the shoemaker. He is al
ways busy, and does fine work. Call
on him.
Griffin Brothers have a full line Of
groceries and fine candies, and will be
pleased to see their old friends at their
new grocery, i'm the Post Office build
ing.
Mr.. +. w. Pirtle, living 4 miles
east of Hartford, killed eleven head of
hogs, recently, which weighed S,6lO
pounds, being an average of 32s pounds.
This is about the best average we have
heard Of
Mr.. Amos Miller has contributed to
our cabinet of wonders that of a stuffed
fox squirrel. The peculiarity of the
quadruped is its exceeding length, being
twenty-six inches long.
-Thos. w. Wedding and son, Cheal,
sold seven hogs to r. p. Rowe & Bro,
pork packers, last Thursday which
weighed 2,l75 pounds, being an aver
age Of a little over $40 pounds.
-remPolance lecture in Hartford ON
Tuesday night, December 23rd, by T. b.
Demaree, G. w. c. T., Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Demaree is well-known throughout
the State, and we bespeak for him full
house. The lecture will he at the church.
Thomas Brothers will have a full
line of Christmas goods In a few days.
Their friends need go nowhere else to
get presents for their children. Also a
full line Of staple groceries always on
hand.
"A two-year-old child of Rev. b. F.
Jenkins, living near Pinchico, received
severe scald one day last week. He
pulled over a kettle of hot water, scald-
ing him from his knees down. He will,
however, recover.
-STRAYED-From No Creek or Hart
ford last summer q white stear one year
old past, with red ears, right ear cropped.
The delivery Of said animal to me, or
information leading to its recovery will
be literally rewarded.
SAM. r.. HILL
The Nc,ps issued this week on
Tuesday, December 18TH" We have
known for some time that the Nescs
man was little of his pegs; but we
did not dream Of his loosing the date.
Wake up.
The Sandusky Hotel, at Owensbo-
70 Junction, is still ahead of all its
competitor. For the very best to eat,
and polite and kind attention go to the
Sandusky and you will be accommo-
dated.
In consequence of our heavy loss
last week we must urge all those in
debted to US to pay US. Please help us
at once all you can and thus make us
feel that our loss is light one. Help
us all you can and help us now.
Julius Winter & Co., of Louisville,
are not only one of the very best cloth
ing houses In Louisville, KY; but they
are among the most obliging and gentle
manly men to be met with anywhere.
We have had extensive dealings with
them and have found them reliable and
accommodating.
"A friend from Sulphur Springs tells
us that every negro in that locality is
enthused with the idea Of Grants visit
f0 Harffnrd aIts a Owina ~ 10 fha cor,
mon verdict. We will inform our
friends that the visit has been delayed
owing to the heavy rains last week,
which prevented the completion of the
telephone line from Hartford to Beaver
Dam. We aim to bring the General
to town on the telephone.
The singing school at this place, in
charge of Prof K. s. Edgerton, closed