The Hartford herald., 1879-04-16

o double edition this week
-E. Small has just received a
large, new and fresh stock of goods.
Wanted % dozen chickens and 5
dozen turkeys, VII. Williams & Son.
Call and examine II. p. Rowe's
new and immense stock of mattresses.
Fresh beef and oysters kept con-
s,anily on hand, at W. III. Williams &
Son.
"A nice lot Of cassimeres, calicoes
and dry goods just received at V. p.
Addington's.
The woodbine twineth, the apple
tree bloometh, but the gooseberry a2-
pesreth not.
Go to ID. +. Tracy's and bay one
of those new bugsies or spring wagons
before they are sold.
Born, 10 the wife of Mr.. T. Lar
kin Griffin, on the 18th instant, a
son-Z. Wayne, Jr.
The Baptist church. colored, of
this place, have purchased a new and
well-toned bell for their church.
Why send 10 Louisville for your
furniture, vixen you can buy it of II.
i. Rcwe and save cost of freight?
Notice Is hereby given, TO all per-
sous, not to hunt on my land.
I5-2t {. NJ. MADDOX.
-D.ETacy has just received lot
of nice buggies and spring wagons,
which he will sell cheaper than ever.
-"Spring would be but gloomy
weather if we'd nothing else but
spring. don't apply. to the weather
this spring.
-V.P. Adding on. takes this method
Of informing his friends and customers
that he has moved TO his new store,
next door TO +. Smalls, where he will
be pleased TO have them call.
Criminal Court adjourned last
Saturday evening-afIer a three
weeks session, leaving many cases to
be continued on account of time.
-Found-on the lalk of Rough
creek. near The Hartford saw mill,
nsilver watch. The owner can have
the same by calling at this Office and
paying charges of advertising.
Special Request is made to the
party who borrowed a town pick,
SPADE with a rude triangle burned on
the handle, from the stable, to return
them. and oblige J. F. YAGER.
Tile Third Quarterly meeting for
Hartford circuit, will be held at Mt.
Vernon church. beginning Saturday,
April 26, and continue two days.
Rev. S. c. Allen, Presiding Elder, is
expected this time.
R. Z. Rowe has rented the house
next door 10 his grocery, formerly oc.
cupied by V. p. Addington. where
he has opcnded large assortment of
furniture of all kinds. The ladies are
especially invited 10 call and examine
his stock,
On account Of the heavy docke',
Criminal Court was continued through
last week. On Tuesday Judge Muir
ray left for home, and the bar elected
Judge w. f. Gregory to preside the
remainder of the term, The Judge
wore the honors with great selfpos-
session and gave general satisfaction.
We, like others. do not approve
of parading the names of ladies to the
pubic, but circumstances govern some
cases. We were hanored last Tuesday
night by call from Mrs. B. Z. Ber-
ryman. Misses Fannie Davis and Mol
lie Heaven. We assure the ladies
that their visit was appreciated, and
will be pleased to see them again.
IS. W. Anderson, of this place,
left last "Wednesday for the East,
where he will purchase a new stock
of dry goods and general merchan-
disc. He vii. occupy the Lewis brick
store-house. His stock will arrive in
lew days, and those wishing to give
him their patronage, will do well to
await their arrival. Mr.. Anderson is
1--we merchapt,
The local editor of the Herald
straightens the lapels of his coat, and
declares himself ''be,citoLing and aufy."
-lNews. We are glad to know that
We hare coat. and as winter is about
over, if the editor of the News is with
out one, we will be liberal enough to
divide with him. We also have a
supply of old boots and shoes. Send
your devil" around, Aleck.
Married, at the residence of the
brides brother, Mr.. Reuben Bennett,
in the presence of many friends and
relatives, April 9th, 1879, by Rev. 10