The Hartford herald., 1879-06-11

Ladies, now Is your chance; YOU
have not yet bought your summer hats.
After the 18th inst. Anderson's Bazaar
will mark down the price on their en-
tire stock of ladies' white straw goods,
placing them at prices that are simply
irresistible
Have You seen the new Berge Lust
ers al Anderson's Bazaar, whether YOU
need dress or not, you should call and
see them. The Bazaar men take great
pleasure i'm showing the now things that
are arriving daily even if you have no
notion whatever Of buying.
Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Smith, now of
Mclean county, but formerly citizens
of Cromwell, called To see us Yesterday
and complimented ourentcrprise by sub
scribing for the HERALD. We were
glad 10 see these old friends of ours look
ing So hale and hearty.
Do not put Off until too late. but 90
at once and get Buckeye Reaper and
Mower at Williams Bros. They have a
full warranty and guarantee satisfac-
tion. They will sell the Sweepstakes
or Aultman Threshcr which has been
tried and proven To he the best in the
county.
Mr.. + Small, of the Trade.Palace,
a flor nm al.an.a Of oaN-a,al ,,,,,,,l,.. -.
turned home last Monday. His absence
has been partly due TO sickness in his
family. We are glad To know that
they have recovered and are in good
health again.
The farmers and stock raisers of the
Liberty neighborhood have good
chance now To improve their breed of
cattle. The Thoroughbred Bull, Tom
spot, will stand for awhile at John ii.
Thomas. He is of the celebrated short
stock. See advertisement elsewhere.
Mrs. Jane Ferguson, wife of ID. B.
Ferguson, living i'm the western portion
Of Grayson County, committed suicide
last week, by shooting herself through
the head with a pistol. Ii is supposed
that severe i'll health, for some time
past, had unbalanced her mind. and
caused her TO commit the rash act. She
was woman well beliked'by all that
knew her.
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new Drug Store. Thomas x Kimbley
have opened out complete assortment
of all kinds of Drugs, Medicines, Chem
icals, Oils, Paints, Dye Stufls, etc., usu-
ally kept in retail store. Their stock
is new, fresh and of pure drugs. They
propose 10 do fair, honest, legitimate
business. Call at their new store, next
door TO Foster & Hills grocery, and see
for yourself. Mr.. +. +. Kimbley,
druggist of long experience, is their
clerk, and can be found in
the store or his rooms overhead at any
time.
Quite sensation was occasioned
last week, by a genuine Kentucky "fist
and skull" tournament, down by Foster
X Hills grocery, to the great amuse-
ment ofa large crowd of spectators.
We understand the fracas originated
from the time honored dog fight a
amusement in sporting
circles, and we suppose the pugulists
were not quite satisfied with the result
of the fight and Charlie Miller forgot
and said something that Al
Nall didn't like and Al with a quick
step waltzed over Charles counte-
nance. Score one for Al.
DIR. Linthicum, of Calhoon. died
IN the night of the 9TH inst, from
wounds received AT the hands of a negro
woman, some two weeks previous TO his !
death. DIR. Linthicum had forbidden
aer to come on his premises, for causes
leemed satisfactory 10 himself, whereat |
she got very angry, armed herself with
4 sharp butcher-knife and attacked the |
Doctor while out about his stable, cut
ting him on the hands, arms and face.
He kept up for some days, but finally |
lad TO succumb. The wound in the
lace began TO ooze, and finally produced
teath by septicemid. The woman is in
jail. The Doctor was very popular
physician. He was about 43 years old.
He leaves a wife and several children.