The Hartford herald., 1880-10-06


Mrs. Briggs is prepared to dO any
thing in the mantau-maker's line.
Dresses made to order on short notice.
Can furnish any kind of dress trim
mings. Leave your orders with her.
Mrs J. II. Likens brought us some
peaches last Monday, which were the
second crop on the same tree this year.
They We're not as large as the first crop,
but We're about the average size.
Mrs. Briggs has just received nice
and varied assortment of ladies' hats,
trimmings, plumes, ribbons, flowers,
laces, ties, and all sorts Of millinery
goods. Call and examine her stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The County Court We're invited to
visit Hartford College yesterday and
accepted and We're shown through the
entire building. They We're delighted
and all came away praising the College
building and its faculty Hartford Col
lege is big success and the faculty il
not excelled in the State.
Mr.. Louis Guenther, the boss baker
of the Green River country, had IA fine
display of bread at the Fair. His bread
il always made up and baked exactly
right. We are thankful to him for his
presentation of the display at the Fair
To the HERALD Office. Thank you,
Uncle Louis, We appreciate your kind
remembrance.
Uncle Joshua Barnes has added to
our budget of curiOsities that of Key
mould found by him on tract of land
belonging to the heirs of w. G. Rowan,
deceased. There were evidences that
the business had been carried on to "A
considerable extent, as there was quite
IA bed of ashes and Goals. The moulds
are made in stone resembling i'm shape
that of IA half brick. 1t has probably
been century since these moulds were
used
The Taylor Coal Company located
at Taylor mines, near Beaver Dam,
have just received splendid assortment
of dry goods, groceries, hardware,
queensware, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, and all kinds of goods
usually kept i'm country store. These
goods have been bought for cash at the
lowest rates, and will he sold very low
for cash or exchanged for country pro-
duce, allowing liberal price for the
produce. Butter, eggs, chickens, pota-
toes, and all kinds of produce wanted.
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We invite the especial attention of
our readers i'm the vicinity of McHenry
to the advertisement of McIIenry Coal
Company's store. They have just
bought and are receiving the largest
and best stock of goods ever offered to
the public. Their stock consists of an
immense stock of clothing, bought at
prices that defy competition, dry goods,
dress goods, notions, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, drugs and medicines, and
in fact everything that anybody wants.
Give them call and you'll not re-
gret it.
1t is really astonishing to an out
slider to see what large business is
done by Alexander's Hotel, Louis vile,
Ky. To one, however, who has once
been a guest of the house il is no sur
prise, for the courtesy, accommodations,
politeness, good fare and attention TO
the comfort of guests Of this hotel
from every attache of the house-will
win and hold all the patronage il gets
This hotel has been full to Overfiowing
ever since the fall trade set in. II is to-
day doing more business than any hO-
tel i'm Louisville, and is the best 81 house
in America. Reader, if you have not
tried it, do 80 when you visit Louisville.
PERSONAL.