The Hartford herald., 1880-10-13

and will pay the highest prices.
Great bargains in towels and table
linens at Anderson's Bazaar.
Mrs. Sue Davis, landlady of College
Hotel, had one hand badly scalded last
week.
Buy your groceries, fresh meats, and
general family supplies at the Red
front.
WANTED good mich COW, now
giving good rich milk aud plenty Of it.
Call at this Office.
Andrew Bell, of Bufor,l, was mar
ried last Thursday 10 Miss Sallie Lytle,
Of Mclean county.
MIR. J. X. Tanner is the teacher of
the district school in Beach Valley,
District No. ~, a few miles above town.
Mr. NJ. a. Milncr brought us last
week nice forked corn stalk, which
was grown upon the premises of j. w.
| Mllnef, near ter;ilNo.
The handsomest line of dress goods
ever displayed in Hartford, are to he
seen at Anderson's Bazaar. Call he
fore the pretty styles are all gone.
Mr.. l.. T. Barnard was chosen Mar
sllal of Beaver Dam at the election held
there I'm September last. He is ready
for business. Read his card.
The Court of Claims, last week, al
lowed our County Judge and County
Attorney S400 each salary for the past
years services.
Don't forget that McGilI, the shad-
ow catcher, can compete i'm price and
do better work than any gradow shah
Der that ever visited these parts.
Miss Annie Howard, of Greenville,
young lady well and favorably known
in Hartford social circles, was married
yesterday week to Mr.. C.. +. Fades, of
the same town.
The HERALD Office was cheered last
Saturday 10y the presence of Miss Rachel
Roll and Miss Rebecca Stun, of the
Paradise precinct. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. II. ID. Welborn and Mr..
f. l.. Stun.
-McGill, the Photographer, Is back
i'm town, and will remain but a short
time. All those who want good work
in the line of photography will please
make "A note of this, and come forward
promptly.
The wife of Richard =. Sorrels died
last Saturday morning. The remains
were inferred the same evening, Rev.
q. j. Bean preached the funeral sermon
at the cemetery. She leaves husband
and family. She was IA daughter of
Mr.. \. l.. Baird. The family had re-
moved from Kansas recently.
| DR. q. w. McGraw, dentist, left
yesterday for Beaver Dam, where he
can he found at the Barnard House
ready 10 do work in his line. Those
having broken plates or plates that do
not fit, can have them repaired or fit
ted, and thereby save the expense of
new ones.
Mr.. Z. +. Hooker, wife and child,
of Beaver Dam, were returning from
the Fair one evening last week i'm a
buggy; the horse became frightened,
ran Off and threw them out, bruising
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker quite badly, but
not seriously. The child escaped almost
entirely unhurt. MIR. and Mrs. Hooker
are recovering.
Uncle John Oglesby, of "Possum
Trot," was at the Fair last week, wear
ing the same old white hat. That hat
has been worn successfully by three
generations of the Oglesby's, and is
sound yet, Mrs. Oglesby became en-
vious of the attention attracted by her
husband, and to match him donned
new hat herself.
I have been elected and qualified as
Marshal Of Beaver Dam, and am ready
for business. All claims placed i'm my
hands for collection shall have due at
tention. will take accounts for col
lection or to note up, and do the work
as cheaply as anyone. Business solicit
ed. Respectfully,
4l-St IT. BARNARD.
| The expense account for keeping
the poor Of Ohio county from January
to October 4, 1850, amounted to
S553.2O. This does not include medi-
cine or medical attention. DIR. James
Johnston was the keeper, and it seems
to us must have conducted the affairs
economically, as he had at times as
high as eighteen inmates.
MIR. David s. Duncan, of McHenry,
has prepared new remedy for coughs,
colds and bronchitis. He has given it
the title, "Champion Cough Syrup"
He has introduced il i'm that vicinity
and has the testimonials of many good
citizens, AS well AS Drs. Taylor, Berry
and Pendleton as to its efficacy. He has
applied for a patent.
On Tuesday Of last week, at 2
O'Clock r. NJ, at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church in Greenville, Mr..
Charles f. Fades and Miss Annie
Howard, both of Greenville, were mar
ried in the presence of large number
of witnesses-Rev. j. Il. Mccormick
officiating. The happy couple left inn
mediately after the ceremony for Gin
cinnati.