The Hartford herald., 1880-04-21

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"A big stock Of ladies' dress goods a,
Anderson's Bazaar.
A nice newsy letter from Cromwe
received too late for insertion.
Have you seen the late style ladies'
hats nj Anderson's Bazaar.
The creek is on another high, and
fishing is not so good as it was.
A large lot of salt, just received,
and for sale by Thomas Brothers.
The storm of last Thursday night
impeded the building boom to some ex-
tent.
-Anderson's Bazaar il offering bar-
gains this week in tickings and shirting
stripes.
A large stock of smiths Evans
WILLIE grubbing, sprouting and wedding
hoes, at Klein Il Brothers.
Hello! Thomson, where did YOU get
w W. Nob .
At Anderson's Bazaar of course.
Thomas Bros have reduced the
price of two pound cans of beans, peas
and tomatoes TO l5 cents per can.
A car load of fresh Utica lime, ce-
ment and salt, just received and for
sale, 10y |. p. Barnard, Beaver Dam.
The gentle rains of last week have
greatly benefited all kinds of vegeta-
tion, and things now are very spring
like.
If you want "A superior stock of
chickens, go purchase pair of full
blooded Brahmas Of Mr.. l.. II. Becker.
Price, 81 pair.
l. r. Barnard, Beaver Dam, has a
varied assortment of ladies' hand trim
med Spring hats, call and see them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The items from Beda, sent lis by
Friend" were not received in time To
get in. Friend" writes good COM
munication, and We hope he will be-
Friend us with another eff'usion from
his pencil.
If you want TO buy furniture, you
will save money by calling OH me before
you make your purchases. mean just
what l say. ]. p. BARNARD,
Beaver Dam.
Mr.. J. L. Wager having moved to
Owensboro and engaged livery stable
(Cox's old stand in the upper part of
the city, desires his former patrons
and customers of this and adjoining
counties, when In the city, 10 give him
a call.
/ have purchased Il full and COM
plete stock of goods, each department
having a full assortment. | bought
them as low as money will get them
and will sell them to you i'm the same
way. I. p. BARNARD,
Beaver Dam.
All persons indebted to Griffin 4
Edison for services of old Mack for last
year, are hereby notified that to save
cost, they must come forward and set
tie the same. The money is now due
and must be paid.
u. WAYNE GRIFFIN.
When the swallows come again.
Then my love and
Will HE to Anderson's Bazaar,
To buy our wedding clothes.
Some how or another the poetry didn't
come in as We expected i'm the above
efilusion, but there is world of truth
in it, and it speaks the language of true.
hearted lovers all over this broad land
Money saved is money made. You
can save money by buying all your
jeans. of me, as bought my stock of
this goods before the advance and can
and tcM mderseH those who have
bought since the rise.
l. Z. BARNARD,
Beaver Dam.
We this week have to record
another fire. This time widow is
burned out of house and home. How
much better il would be If she had had
a policy i'm some good fire insurance
company. Remember that the pub
fishers of this paper represent three
first-class fire insurance companies and
can write policies at reasonable rates.
Give us a trial.
MIR. Frank Kimbley has contributed
to our cabinet Of curiosities, that of an
old wooden shoe. The shoe was pro-
cured by Mr.. b. c. Warden, of Rock
port. The outside sole, heel and inside
sole are Of wood put together with
screws. II also has a metal plate on
the toe of the sole. The shoe bears age
and no doubt was worn i'm the early
period Of the history of Kentucky.
Thousands of soldiers and heirs are
entitled TO pensions with payment from
date of discharge or death, if applied
for before July 1, 1881 Wound, ac-
cidental injury or disease entities to a
pension. Bounty and back pay collect
ed. Increase of pension secured. This
firm established in 1868. Address, en-