The Hartford herald., 1880-03-17

Anderson's Bazaar.
Fresh beef at Williams 4 Sons to-
morrow morning.
A four-dollar hat for three dollars at
Anderson's Bazaar.
A one-dollar hat for % cents at An
derson's Bazaar.
Hon. \. L. Cofilman is happy. It's
another boy-weight l04 pounds.
The big hat sale at Anderson's
Bazaar will attract great many people
next week.
Just received nice and frcsh5sup-
ply Of family groceries at Thomas
Brothers.
The miserable pavement on the
east side of Market street will shortly
be repaired.
A liberal Use of paint and white
wash brushes, would greatly improve
the looks of the town.
Mr.. George Naples, who received
severe injuries some time ago 10y his
team running off, is improving.
There is yet no perceptiblc ahate-
ment of the high water, and business is
very dull i'm consequence thereof
-Anderson's Bazaar has just opened
a big lot Of mems hats, which he is
selling at less than wholesale cost.
Fresh groceries just received at
Williams & Sons, which they are SELL
ing very low for cash or country pro-
duce.
Read the appointments Of T. B.
Demaree in this issue, and if conven-
lent, 20 and hear him expound the gos-
pei of temperance.
A little daughter of Il. ii. Hines
was bitten by shepherd pup recently.
The girl stepped on the dogs foot,
which caused the bite.
WA ANTED-Everybo attending
Criminal Court next week, to stop at
the Cannon House. Accommodations
good-fare reasonable,
If you can't collect your fee as wit
ness next week, get mad and 90 to An
derson's Bazaar and make n dollar by
buying one Of those cheap hats or shirts
w. III. Mauzy was in Anderson's
Bazaar Monday. He and Mr.. Ander-
son had few words, whereupon Mauzy
knocked the whole end of the Bazaar
out.
Mrs. Rebecca Naught is prepared to
accommodate a few jurymen, witnesses
or persons attending Criminal Court,
with comfortable rooms, good fare, at
reasonable prices.
Here, John, take this quarter and
tell w. III. Williams & Son to send us
the worth of ii in that candy they
make. They say it is splendid, so We
want to try it. Hurry up.
There is no humbug about the big,
cheap hat sales at Anderson's Bazaar.
We are acquainted with the circum-
stances of the purchase and know
whereof we speak. You can actually
buy three-dollar hat for two dollars
w. II. Williams Il Son are still cry
ing for turkeys, chickens, eggs, butter,
and all kinds Of country produce, and
are paying the very highest prices
Don't fail To call on them when YOU
have anything to sell, for il will he
money i'm your pockets.
The report reached us Monday that
Dick Fitzhugh, of the Sulphur Springs
neighborhood, who is well known all
over the county, committed suicide at
his sisters in Bowling Green a day or
two ago, but as TO the truth of the re-
port we are not prepared to say.
The overland mail contract from
this place TO Owensboro was awarded
last week to White Edison, of Owens
boro, who, after giving the required
bond, will begin his duties in July. He
is deserving young man, and we hope
the contract will prove a paying one to
him.
Another ear of corn with an odd
number of rows Of grains on 1t was
brought TO this Office last Saturday
We forgot at the time to note the name
of the sender. 1t is proper to say that
neither Of the ears are fully developed
ears Of corn.
We have an institution in thi.
town now, almost equivalent to a gooC
bank, and we hope it will eventually
develop into an institution of that kind
Hon. II. ID. McHenry and Capt. San
X. Cox have established a regular bro
ker's office, and are prepared to sell o.
buy exchange. This is quite conven.
ience to the community. How woulC
bank with H. ID. McHenry as Presi
dent, and S. X. Cox as Cashier, do?
An occultation of Mars by the moor
will take place this evening under con
ditions favorable for observation if N,
clouds intervene. The occultation will
commence about $3.50 o'clock and tn,
planet will be hidden for more than al
hour. At 6:44 Mars will disappear be
hind the dark side of the moon and a
s:S4 will reappear on the western edg
of the moon. Get out your telescop,
and lets see it in all its grandeur.
Mr.. Jacob T. Iglehart is attracting
the attention of stock men the worlt
over. He has an order for twenty-fou
Jacks from the State of Oregon. Thi
Is no gas but a positive fact. IT. you d.
not think so bring in your Jacks an,
you will see. Regular monthly stool