The Hartford herald., 1880-06-23

Ladies' thread gloves speciality mt
X. =. Rowe d Bros.
Gents hats, ,at Cincinnati wholesale
prices, at Anderson's Bazar.
Thomas Bros. have large lot of
fruit.jars for sale cheap.
Spring chickens have advanced.
District Conference, you know.
French Ginghans, slightly soiled
and very cheap, at AnderSon's Bazar.
Williams Brothers are progressing
very finely with their brick kiln. They
will burn about ;00,0m.
Mr.. =. w. Anderson has purchased
Mr.. J. +. Iager's dwelling in this place
aud has moved Ia the same
The Census Enumerators, of this
county, are winding up the assessment
in their respective precincts.
Capt. J. w. Belt, Of I.ivermore, and
Miss Lou Greenwood, of Covington,
were married in that city yesterday.
We are under obligations To our
special friend, J. G. Hoover, for a nice
lot Of cherries sent us last week. Re
ceivc our sincere thanks, Johnnie.
-WANrED- buy all the country
produce in the county, for which We
will pay the market price.
| FOSTER ~ HILL
We understand that Mr.. Thos. W.
Wedding, of the sulphur Springs neigh
borhood, estimates his present wheat
crop at 5oo bushels.
| Messrs. j. +. Rice and David Nor
ton will give picnic AT sulphur Springs
next Saturday and h"p will be given
at the hotel AT night.
The local of Anderson's Bazar last
week giving the price of lawns, should
have been 81 cents per yard, instead of
5. per cent. We gladly make the cor
rection.
Our young friend, Mr.. II. {. Hard
wick, has purchased the stock of gro
ceries formerly owned 10y Mr.. Geo. A.
Platt, and will carry on the grocery
business at the same place.
Griffin and Bros. have just received
and opened out nice lot of furniture,
consisting of bureaus, tables, safes, bed
steads, mattresses, chairs, and in fact
everything usually kept in "A furniture
store. Give them a call.
-BoRN.-To the wife of Mr.. w. III.
Griffin, "Wednesday, June 10th, a soil
William Warren. We hope he may
grow up TO manhood, and, like his
name sakes, become useful citizen of
the town and county.
Miss Harriet Mcdowell, aged Is
years, died last Friday night, after IA
long and severe attack oftyphoid. She
was daughter of Mr.. NJ. 7. Mcdowell
and "A sister of our worthy young friend
and townsman, Seth Mcdowell, esq.
The sermons delivered during the
Methodist district conference, by Revs.
III. c. Settle, of Owensboro, B. f..
Orr, of Litchfeld, w. Il. Davenport, of
Calhoon, and Il. J. Randolph, of Eliza
bethtown, were spoken of in very high
terms.
-Married-At the residence of Thos.
Crawford, near Sulphur Springs, June
10th, by Rev j. q. Kirby, Mr.. ;. G..
Crawford, Ia Miss ID. Crawford. At
tendants: Mr.. w. Il. Bean and Miss
Bell Bean. The newly married couple
have the best wishes of the HERALD
corps.
The house on the farm of AbednagO
Baize, near Cromwell. occupied at the
time by w. b. Baize, was burned last
Sunday night. The family lost every
thing but a feather bed and piece OF
quilt and one sheet. Mrs. Baize was
considerably burned. The loss is about
81 900, aud no insurance.
"A little two year old son Of Charles
PARKS, OF color, ON yesterday evening, a
week ago, got hold of a bottle contain
ing an ounce of Laudanum and drank
nearly or quite all of il. The child was
discovered just about that time, when
Drs. J. II. Miller and A. Il. Baird We're
sent for aud succeeded i'm saving its life.
Rev. ]. s. Mcdaniel, in behalf of
the District Conference, tenders thanks
to the citizens of Hartford for their
hospitality shown TO ministers and vis-
itors during the same, and also TO Miss
Mamie Anderson, organist, and the
choir, for sweet music dispensed during
the services of the Conference.
The HERALD was i'm error recently
i'm stating that O'Connor, a former shoe
maker of this place, had been hung in
Carmi, Ills, for numbering the marshal.
Our information was received i'm way
We thought reliable, and hence il was
published. His trial will begin July
18th next, with strong belief 10y the
citizens that hanging will be his fate.
We were shown through the wagon
and carriage shop Of Mr.. Daniel +.
Tracy one day last week, and had the
pleasure of examining some very fine
work. He has just completed a Brews-
ter buggy, which for light-running, du-
liability, &c, surpasses anything We
have seen. His wagons are the best
and cheapest IN the market. Give him
a call when you want anything i'm this