The Hartford herald., 1879-07-30


u. WAYNE GRIFFIN Il Bros.
Don't fail To attend the moonlight
picnic Thursday night.
Pure drugs and medicines at
Y. WAYNE GRIFFIN Il Bros.
The young gentlemen of town will
give moonlight picnic next Thursday
night.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
compounded day or night, at
H. WAYNE GRIFFIN 4 Bros.
Mrs. Geo. Davis viii please accept
our thanks for variety of nice vegeta-
bles sent us.
All the standard Patent Medicines
of the day for sale 10y
u. WAYNE GRIFFIN X Bro.
Go out tomorrow night and "dance
10y the light of the moon, and go home
with the girls in the morning.
There is man i'm town that says
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does not know it-seemore cut.
We are placed under renewed obli-
cations To our old friend Geo. y. Coats
for favors.
Stationery of all kinds-School
Books, Pens, Inks, Pencils, States, &C.,
cheap, at
u. WAYNE GRIFFIN * Bros.
DIR. Meador was down Sunday TO
take snuff. Democrats, look out, they
will have a new song this week To sing,
the old one won't do, you know.
Quarterly Court which was in ses-
sion last week was continued several
days this week. Quite large amount
of petit litigation was disposed of.
The second Quarterly meeting, of
the NJ f.. Church will be held at Liver
more next Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
Silas Green, presiding.
Mr.. VIM. Hamilton, of McHenry,
has contributed to our cabinet of curios-
tiles a specimen San-corbonate, brought
by him from Leadville, Colorado.
Judge Lawton is having his Office
nicely papered and repaired. When
completed, it will be one of the best and
most convenient offices i'm town.
We are under many obligations to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Midkiff for favors.
Uncle John presented us among other
things a basket ofhis fine potatoes. He
is the "boss" potato raiser in this town.
The moonlight picnic to take place
across from the covered bridge, will he
the most enjoyable affair of the season.
Amusements of all kinds will be fur
nished for the pleasure of the people.
Ii will he grand, so let's all go.
Moses :. Ragland, of Rosine, and
III. w. Lewis, of Hartford, have formed
co-partnership and purchased the Ro-
sine Mills. Being young men of energy
andindustry, we predict forthem liberal
patronage. For further particulars, see
posters printed at this Office.
DR.. G. L. Showers, of New Madrid
Mo-, was in town last week. He made
arrangements while here to return next
week when he will tender his profess
ional services to the citizens of Hartford
and vicinity. DIR. Showers is too well
known here as dentist to need any
comment from us.
I am still making boots and shoes
low for cash. Those owing me for
work will confer great favor upon me
by calling and settling. pay cash for
my material and consequently cannot
do work without receiving pay for it.
l.. +. WoERNER.
Owing TO delay in getting our fenc
ing done We did not get much of gar
den planted, but our good neighbors
have kept us in full supply of nice veg
etables. Especially are we under obli-
cations to the families, of J. T. Benton
and Rev. t. ]. Randolph.
We invite the attention of our
readers i'm town TO the announcement
of w. p. Haden. Mr.. Haden author
lies us to say, that if elected, he eX-
poets TO devote his whole time and at
tention to the business of the office and
attend to the duties of the Office TO the
best of his ability.
The McHenry Coal Company, of
this county, and the St. Bernard Coal
Company, Of Hopkins county, have
secured the Louisville and Nashville
railroad company's contract for all the
coal they receive at Elizabethtown and
Louisville for one year from the first of
August next. We are glad to note the
success of these two live corporations.
Major VIM. II. Kinney, of Louis
vile, one of Ohio county's gifted sons
and orators, Hon. L. ID. Walker and
"Barefooted" Hudson will be present at
Bennett's Grove next Saturday, and en-
liven the day by old fashioned off-hand
speeches. Louis Guenther, Chris. Schap-
mier, Fred. Woerner, w. p. Foreman,
Pat Howley, Managers.
-Sherley 4 Glover, proprietors of the
Louisville Tobacco Warehouse, sold 225
hhds. of Tobacco for the week ending
Saturday, July Goth. hhds. bright
wrappers, thirty-five dollars each per
hundred; thirty-five hhds. colory leaf
at from 8 dollars to Ills; As hhds.
dark leaf at from 80 to 900 dollars
so hhds. common and medium leaf at
5.25 to 7.5O; Al hhds. lugs at 400 dol
lars to 5.75; Is hhds. trash at 3.35 to
400 dollars; hhds. sweepings 80 cents