The Hartford herald., 1880-09-29

w. III. Williams & Sons is the
place.
Madam Foy's corsets at Andcrson's
! Bazaar.
Fresh groceries and confcctioncries
at Thomas Bros.
jobs in mems and b"ys' clothing at
Anderson's Bazaar.
A fine assortment of ciothing at
II. L. Rowe X Bros.
Handmade carpets wanted at An
derson's Bazaar.
Don't forget that Lou. Hill is still
running "a saloon and restaurant.
Last week Was the biggest week
the Bazaar has had since opening.
The celebrated Walker boots and
shoes for sale at Andcrson's Bazaar.
Best stock of winter boots and
shoes at II. l.. Rowe n Bro.s.
A fine dinning-hall will he run at
Fair grounds during Fair next week.
Mrs. J. l.. Collins has hought new
piano. Ii is quite swert-toucd instru
ment.
Bob ~ Jack will have plenty Ia eat
and drink AT the Fair grounds next
week.
- The cheapest ladies' cloaks you ever
saw, are now la lr seen at Anderson :
Bazaar.
Call at the Red Front, Ross S Fore
man, proprictorS. Beef 10y the quarter,
1 and > cents.
-Remembcr thai no entrance fcc will
Ia charged at this Fair where the prem
ium is 81 or under.
-Two-bution white kid gloves at -
cents, and six buttons for 40 cents, at
Andcrson's BAZAAR.
All the ladies that want hats or
bonnets for the Fair will give their or
dcrs to Mrs. Morris Immediately.
A great improvement in the stock
of the county is noticeable by the mum.
her entering for the coming Fair.
Send for progromme and fix some
thing up for the Fair The entrance is
free ON premiums of - and under.
For sale.-A fine Alderncy heifer.
Will be at Fair ground next week if not
previously sold. Call at this Office or
Griffin Bros. drug store.
Our Fair will get better every year
if the people will patronizc il. NJ
stakeholder expect To pocket cent
All the money goes for improvement.
and premiums.
We invite the attention of ON
readers to the advertisement of Ander'
sons Bazaar, which appears in this
ISSUE. Visit this large establishment
when you come To town and examine
for yourself.
Hartford Social Club will give tw,
hops during the Fair. Prof. Ludwig''
string band will furnish sweet musi,
for both occasions. The hops will be oi
Wednesday and Friday nights.
p Miss Grace Thomson will give
; Musical Concert at the College on Thurs
4 day night, October 9TH, for the benefit
{ of that department. Let all lovers q
/, music and song turn out and give her ;
4 crowded house.
A cutting aflray took place at Ne
; Henry yesterday morning, between
p NJ. Hunter and man named Hunt, il
which the latter was seriously, if no
= fatally wounded. Hunter gave him
r self up 10 the proper authorities her
yesterday evening.
e Judge Cook has made fourteen ap
~ pointments to speak his little piece il
Christian county. Mr.. Mckenzie, win
J, is now in Indiana doing effective worl;
has agreed to meet him ut four of thes
. places, but doesn't propose To he decoy
ed away from the Hoosier State by thi
Republican wolf in Greenback sheep
d clothing. Echo.
An afliay took place near Owens
horo Junction last Thursday night Ia,
tween Moses Wickliile and ma
named WhitehOuse, in which the fol
mer was shot with a pistol in the thigl
!, making very painful wound. We Iii
not learn the origin of the difficulty
Whitehouse lit out for parts unknown
Wicklitle, il is thought, will Recover.
l. We received the following compl
al mentary note Saturday morning: al
ne Mcssrs. John Z. and I.ycurgus Barret
Il Iou are hereby notified that at a reg
lar meeting of Claytonian Society hel
~ tonight you Were respectfully receive
as honorary members.
~ J. B. FERGUSON, Pres.
OF w. n. BAILEY, See.
III The greatest invention we have v
'e .seen was shown Us at AndersOn's B
zaar yesterday. Ii was Il pattern
ed cashmere for a boys suit, with the pl
up tern-lines already stamped upon Il
IT. cloth. so that all the happy mother no
has to do is to cut by the lines, sew Il
IN. pieces together, aud 10, a suit i'm d
!. most artistic style is complete. II
said that mothers by the dozen may
- seen at any time of day weeping tea
N' of joy over the Bazaar counter for Il
wonderful invention.
'u MIR. John Fades, son of our ,
teemed countyman, Mr.. I. j. Fad
k met with an untimely death last We
- nesday morning, in the following ma
ner: He, assisted 10y two men, nam