The Hartford herald., 1880-09-22

-R. Z. Rowe X Bro. have a large
and nice assortment of ladies' dress
goods.
MIR. J. h. Hayes has added to our
museum that of peculiar stone or
pctrifaction.
- Mr.. John NJ. Klein, of the firm of
Klein 4 Bro, returned from Louisville
last Sunday.
The fire insurance business last
week was pretty good. Barrett x Bro.
took seven policies.
Bob n Jack have the best and
cheapest coffee in town. Try it and
satisfy yourself.
Born, To the wife of B. &. Fields,
near Calhoon, September 18th, a daugh-
ter; weight, II pounds.
Mrs. II. J. Morris has gone east To
purchase new stock of millinery
goods for fall and winter.
There are more stalls already rented
at the fair grounds than are usually
rented at the beginning of the fair.
Just received, 10 barrels of that
well-known flour, Talk of the Town."
at w. III. WILLIAMS n Sons.
New goods in endless variety just
received at
r. I. RowE X Bros
The Hartford Cornet Band have
ordered new instruments, which they
will receive about next Friday.
We were the recipient of "a nice
little boquet last Saturday, brought to
Us 10y Master Claude Hayes. We hope
he will live To see many flowers bloom.
-Mct;ill, the great American baby
tanner, is here ready for business. The
babies cry for their pictures when they
see him.
The young gentlemen students of
Hartford College have organized "a So
ciety, the object Of which is mental cul-
ture.
Mr.. :. w. Anderson, proprietor of
the Bazaar. who has been east for about
two weeks buying goods, will return
to-day.
Hartford College has 2l5 pupils, and
of that number ~ are from other coun-
ties and districts. New pupils are COM
ing in daily.
The storm and rain last Sunday
evening caught quite a number of per-
SONS who We're out buggy driving. We
know how il was ourself.
Mr.. Andrew Williams is teaching
the public school at Walton's Creek
this fall. He is "a good teacher and a
very worthy young man.
w. III. Williams x Son will receive
to-day, from Louisville, fresh oysters,
cabbage, Irish potatoes, and half bar
rel of pickles.
The Hartford House has opened an
oyster saloon. Oysters served at any
hour day or night. We tender thanks
for an invitation Thursday night.
Bob & Jack have secured the dining
room privileges during the fair, and
want something to feed the people on
Bring in your produce vegetables, &c.
Prof Wayland Alexander returned
from South Carrollton Sunday evening
He was accompanied by his wife and
babe, who will make this their futur,
home.
Mr.. w. III. Stevens, of Wilson's
Mills neighborhood, brought Us somo
peculiar specimens of stone, also twin
pod of pepper, which is curiosity moi
often seen.
Mr.. Jno. Mason, Jr., representing
the merchant tailor establishment o
Jas. l.. Lambert, Henderson, KY, wa
in town last Friday and Saturday solic
iting orders.
Mr.. +. Small, proprietor of thu
Trade Palace, returned from Cincinnati
last Sunday, where he purchased larg'
stock of goods. See his local adver
tisement in another column.
Hon. +. c. Hubbard will address
, the citizens of Hickory school house
near the residence of J. J. Leach, Ol
Thursday night; also, at Rochester
Butler county, Sept. Is, 1880.
w. ii. Williams & Son are still
wanting chickens, eggs, butter, vegeta
bles, and all kinds of country produce
! Farmers will find it to their interest b
see them before they sell elsewhere.
Don't forget to call and eXamin
, the latest styles of dress goods, cloaks
shawls, hats, and many other noveltie
for the fall season at
T.. SMALL's.
The road from Hartford to Beave
Dam, especially the Williams hill, la
not been i'm as good condition for siXtee
e years AS il is at present. This is due
!, the energetic surveyor, Mr.. J. p. Foste
Mr.. James l.. Mcdowell brougl
5, us some nice specimens last Satu
e day for our curiosity shop, consisting
Indian arrows and an axe of stone, {,
which we thank him. They Were foun
ON Mr.. NJ. p. McDowelps premises.
Mr.. V. B. Morton, of Ceralvo, h;
secured a patent on his Boot and sh,
counter. This counter or heel stifl'n,
is something that has long been nee,
ed. Read his advertisement and $,
e, cut of shoe i'm another column of tn
oi issue.
II -McGill, the ephOtographer,ha has secu
'e ed the exclusive privilege of makir