The Hartford herald., 1880-03-17

Eggs were selling at ~ 6nts last
week.
Criminal Court commences next
Monday.
-Thomas& Kimhley have "A lot Of nice
perforated boards.
Call at Ford's Drug Store and see
those cheap rustic baskets.
A square meal at the Canaan House
for 25 cents. Try il.
Born to the wife of j. II. Hays,
Sunday night, a girl.
Mr.. Jas. w. Ford is. repairing his
cottage on Market street.
Three barrels of Crab Cider at
WILLIAMS & Sous.
If you want your horses well fed and
cared for, take them to Henry Fields.
What nice lot Of good things to
eat at WILLIAMS d Sons.
-Thomas & Kimbley have some beau
tiful fancy pictures, the cheapest in town.
Henry Fields will take good care of
all stock left with him during Criminal
Court.
oh. dear how good that candy is
at Williams & Sons. They make it,
and it is splendid. Try it.
The cheapest place in Hartford TO
have your horses fed and cared for is at
Henry Fields stable.
Mr.. =. w. Anderson was appointed
town trustee last week, and will guard
the city's interest with care.
Bert l.. Wager, who has been con-
fined on account of sickness, for months
past, is again seen on the streets.
For sale, few good work horses
and mules. J. +. YAGER,
7-tf At Fields livery stable.
L. +. Woerner, in addition TO his
boot and shoe shop, has added a regular
shoe store. 9-tf
Thomas & Kimbley have just re-
ceived a large stock Of fine clocks-Seth
Thomas make-and are offering them
at a bargain.
The price IL costs you TO have your
horse fed at Henry Fields stable is so
insignificant that you will never regret
the expenditure.
The docket for the coming Criminal
Court, which commences next Monday,
is a large one, and several cases of inn
portance are TO be disposed of.
Subscribers to this paper for 1850,
who nay i'm full for the year, get valu
able book Of l6O pages, free. Call early
pay up, and obtain the premium. IT,
-FoR SALE-A new kind of seed corn
for stock or bread. The corn was left
with US by VIM. II. Ford, of Pellville.
Cali at HERALD Office. 7-tf
THE celebrated jack, Jack Harl,
will stand the present season at my
stable in Beaver Dam. For further
particulars, apply to
= s-4t. THo's STEVENS.
Thomas Brothers, Hartford, KY,
have variety of premium seed corn
for sale. Give them a call and improve
your bread and stock corn. 1T
Mrs. w. T. King and daughters
Misses Maggie, LuIie and Katie, who
have been visiting relatives i'm South
Carrollton and Greenville, returned
home last Saturday evening.
-WANTED-A few private scholars In
music. Special attention given to voic,
culture. Terms, ten dollars for twenty
lessons Apply to Mrs. Fades, at J. S
Vaught's, loft
-"The Home Guide, or A Book by
800 ladies'" is volume of l60 pages
containing 1000 practical recipes ant
hints on Cookery, the Household, tn,
Toilet, the Sick Room, etc., a copy o
which we present TO every subscribe
who pays in full for 1880. Improve thi
opportunity. l-tf
w. K. d I. n. Parish, Owensboro
KY, are carrying large stock of Wal
Paper, Oil Paintings, Chromos, Window
Shades, PictureFrames, Mouldings Glass
School and Miscellaneous Books of al
kinds. Any orders sent through ]. F
Rice, Mail Agent, will have prompt at
tention. We are prepared to MI order
at Wholesale in all our lines.
Respectfully,
s-3m w. +. II. n. PARISH.
Mr.. Z. s. Edgerton respectfully i'm
forms the citizens of Hartford and vi
cinity, that he intends to remain a
this place and carry on the painting
business in all its branches, house, sigl
and carriage work ,graining, paper hang
ing, &c, done i'm the latest style. Al
work guaranteed to give satisfaction
All favors in his line will be thankful
ly received, and promptly attended to
42-tf. Z. S. EDoERToN.
Thousands of soldiers and heirs ar
entitled to pensions with payment fror
date Of discharge or death, If apple
for before January I, 1881 Wound, &C
cidental injury or disease entities to
pension. Bounty and back pay collect
ed. Increase of pension secured. Thi
firm established in 1868. Address, en-
closing stamp, Edson Bros, u. 8. Clair
Attorneys, I'll g. Street, WashingtoI
DC. loft