The Hartford herald., 1880-02-04
-"Oh, the snow, the beautiful snow. !"

-"Oh, the snow, the beautiful snow"
New prints Al Anderson's Bazaar.
Monday was a right lively day, and
numerous dimes and nickles were
,fioat.
Fresh oysters received to-day, in
bulk and by the can at w. III. Williams
a Sons.
A large number Of people We're in
town Monday attending County Court
and stock sales.
Fresh groceries just received, which
we will sell as low as the lowest.
WILLIAMS & Son.
A trial Of Piso's Cure will convince
YOU that it is a good remedy for Coughs,
Bronchitis and Asthma. I'm
-Farmers will remember that Ander-
sons Bazaar gives $50 in premiums on
best corn and tobacco next Friday.
Wild ducks have made their adj
vent among us, and the ponds and
creeks are being vigilantly guarded.
We are still needing chickens and
turkeys, and will pay the highest mar
ket prices. w. ii. WILLIAMS x Son.
Rev. r. w. Pearce, formerly of this
county, now of Greensburgh, KY, lost
a sixteen-year-old son on the 18th ult.
Of pneumonia.
Rev. J. +. Austin has changed his
postoffice address to Cromwell, Ohio
county, KY, the Office at Cool Springs
having been discontinued.
One of the best investmentsy you could
make with the premium you will get
next Friday, will be to invest it in cheap
goods at Anderson's Bazaar.
You cannot overstock us with pro-
duce, so bring il along and get the
money or goods for it.
WILLIAMS & Son.
-Busincss men, profit by this! The
reason why Anderson's Bazaar has been
such a success, h owing to the fact that
they do business exclusively for cash.
Subscribers to this paper for 1880,
who Day i'm full for the year, get a valu-
able book of 100 pages, free. Call early
pay up, and obtain the premium. If.
Myers, the German bigamist, who
was confined i'm jail at Litchfield, has
become insane, been adjudged lunatic
and sent to the asylum at Hopkinsville.
When you come 10 the Tobacco
Fair next Friday, bring your wife and
daughters along-they can remain at
Anderson's Bazaar while you attend
the Fair.
The notice in last weeks issue that
Mrs. A. b. Stanley had been poisoned,
from the effects Of which she had died,
was an error. II was the wife of anoth-
er Mr.. Stanley.
We heard an old gentleman declare
last week that if he drew the premium
on corn or tobacco, he was going to in
vest the last dollar of the money In goods
at Anderson's Bazaar. Sensible man,
that.
The protracted meeting which
closed at Concord church a few nights
ago, conducted by Rev's j. S. Mcdaniel
and Joe Ad Bennett, resulted in y
conversions, IL accessions, and 10 bap
tisms by aff'usion.
Persons attending the HERALD's
Fair next Friday, should not fail to cal
at w. II. Williams d Sons, and buy
what they need in the way Of grocer
les and provisions. They sell then
right, and guarantee as represented.
In the article over the signature o
"Pro Bono Publico," in last weeks issu'
the word ''defused" from the ministry
should have read ''deposed" from the
ministry, and the word Evangelical
letter, should have read "Encyclical'
letter.
All persons indebted TO DIR. ]. +
Pendleton by note or account, befor
Jan. LIST 1879, are requested to call a
my ofssce, upstairs opposite HERAIl
Office, and settle the same.
cHAs. NJ. PENDLEroN,
5ltf Collector of claims.
We will sell our best coffee at
cts. per pound. A No. / Daviess coun
ty whisky at SO cts. per quart, We ais
have a Iot of ladies' and mems OveI
shoes ut or near cost.
ROGERS & KING,
BUroRD, Ky. 4 St.
The second term of the South Cal
rollton Institute opened last Monda
week, with nattering prospects, wit
one hundred and three pupils in after
ance, and daily increase. Prof Alel
ander has but few equals ~ an educate
and the people show their appsseiatio
by q liberal patronage.
-sThe Home Guide, or A Book b
500 Ladies'" is a volume Of l60 page
containing 1000 practical recipes an
hints on Cookery, the Household, Il
Toilet, the Sick Room, ETC., a copy I
which we present to euery subscrib
who pays in full for 1850. Improve th
opportunity. l-u
We tender our thanks for an invit
zion to be present at the marriage Ger
m04y of ]. A. Trimble, ESD, of Russo
vile, Alabama, and Miss Mary L. Davl
of Nashville, Tennessee, at the latt
place, on Tuesday, February 10th, lss
at 8 O'Clock Pm. We send our congra
alations and best wishes i'm advance.
4Mr. E. 8. Edgerton respectfully .