The Hartford herald., 1880-03-31

liams d Sons.
--BusinesS in all branches was zoos,
last week.
For good and cheap groceries 90 to
W. II. Williams Il Sons
Don't forget those seed potatoes at
W. III. Williams 4 Sons.
Rev. J. :. Mcdaniel preached ic
an attentive audiencelast Sunday night
The forest along the creek hanks
is putting on a spring-likc appearance.
Fields livery stable sill leads the
van. He has had Il big run during
Court.
Wanted, a good work horse, To he
paid for in carpenters work. Apply at
this office.
The early Prolific" is the hest and
earliest for roasting ears. Seed for sale AT
/ HERALD Office.
Calhoon has INDUCED in 5000
fire. Only $1,000 insurance. Read par
I ticulars in our Calhoon letter.
1 Rev J. W. Keown will preach at
Shroadcr's school house first Lords
I day in April, at II o'clock \. VI.
Marshal Hardwick MAS kept pretty
busy last week attending To those who
had deviated from the path of sobrlrty.
Born, To the wifeo Of George II. Hoo
yer, SUNDAY, March 2sth, 1850. twin
sons J. f.. Pendleton officiating.
Miss Laura Rowan, daughter OF
doctor \. II. Rowan, young lady well
known in this place, died last Tuesday
night
Miss Ada l.ashhrook, ol Mclean
county, died last week, and her remains
were inferred in the Carson graveyard
in this county.
Our old friend, v. J. Harris.o of Green
willie, Ky, has accepted "a position a.
second assistant Clerk of the House OF
Representatives.
Marriage license issued since our
last report: Alexander Grigsby and Miss
Susan VI. Gray. James w. Lake and
Miss Alvcrda Hoover.
Farmers, if you want good seed po-
tatocs, sweet or Irish, call on w. III.
Williams X Son. They have nice lot
and are selling them very low.
Two Representative of the >ha-
kers, of South Union. ky..were i'm town
Friday, supplying the merchants with
their celebrated garden seeds.
Hearing is believing, and seeing is
the naked truth. Come To our Office
and see the early Prolific corn a. il
grew, three to eight ears on stalk.
The dogs killed eight sheep for Rus
sell Renfrow last "Wednesday night.
Next morning one of his boys retaliated
10y sending three of the dogs to eternity.
-STRAlED-F From Rogers X King.
Buford, NY, a spotted COW, in good or
der, marked split and under-bit. ANY
information leading To her recovery will
he rewarded.
From The Atlantic TO the Pacific
The "E.arly Prolific"
l. the best corn 10 be found.
The facts been revealed
Il gives "a bg Yield
on every and all kinds nf ground
The order of Good Templars at this
place, which have not met since last
September, have recently revived and
are now meeting regularly every Thurs
day night
Why plant corn that will produce
you from - 10 ~ bushels 10 the acre,
when with the same labor, by planting
the Early Prolific" you can get from
- To POO bushels per acre.
MessrS. e. &. Martin. VIM. Butler
and Owen Butler, of The Grayham
neighborhood, Butler county, leave in
a few days for Kansas, where they will
probably permanently locate.
He that dallies is a bastard, and he
that doubts is condemned, but he that
plants the "Early Prolific" corn will get
twice as large yield from the same Ia
b0r, As he that does not.
Send us your orders for goods by
your little child, and they will be
promptly filled and delivered at your
door free of charge.
w. III. WILLIAMS * Son.
Mr.. :. w. Anderson, of the Bazaar,
is oft Fast purchasing his spring stock
of goods. He will have them here by
the first of next week. Those wishing
something nice would do well to await
their coming.
The dwelling of Frank Edwards
near Spring Lick, Grayson county, wa.
burned on Monday night of last week
the family being from home nothing
was saved. Noinsurance that we know
Of
We have had few communica.
tions from the little folks, but ON ac.
count of the crowded condition of ou
columns we cannot publish any NOR,
except they contain such items of new,
as will be Interesting and appreciable.
We have just received nice lot o
canned goods, consisting of blackberries
strawberries, peaches, corn, marrow far
peas, splendid, chow-chow and horse.
radish, which we are selling at bottom
prices. W. III. WILLIAMS & Son.
The subscription TO the Ohio County
Ae'cs can he paid To Messrs. Hardwick
q Nall. Those indebted will please cal
at their store and settle, or to any one