The Hartford herald., 1880-12-15
Just ten days till Christmas.

Front.
Fresh oysters to-day at the Red
Front.
Take your horse to Fields Livery
Stable.
-Cocoanuts and nuts of all kinds at
Williams Bros.
More new goods this week ut the
Red Front.
Remember, that Williams Bros. are
the agents for Santa Claus.
The Red Front il overtiowing with
good things to eat.
Field has had big run in the
livery business during Circuit Court.
Remember the big land and stock
sale at Obed Bennett's, next Monday.
-R. Z. Rowe Il Bro. still continue to
keep the largest and best stock of boots
in town.
-Kendal's SPAWN Cure has the
greatest sale where it has been sold the
longest.
Examine Williams Bros stock of
Christmas goods before purchasing else
where.
Dolls! dollsm dolls.,! Of all sizes and
prices at Santa Claus agency.
WILLIAMS Bros.
If YOU want nice Christmas
present for friend or sweetheart, call
on Williams Bros.
We learn from Mr. \. J. Naples
that the cholera is carrying II good
many of the hogs to the bone yard in
that part of the county.
Williams Bros. have mincc meat
apple butter, preserved peaches and
currant jelly.
The protracted meeting at Liberty
church is still in progress. The church
had received twenty-five accessions up
to last Sunday.
For fig, raisins, oranges, dates,
prunes and apples, call on Williams
Bros.
Druggists now keep KendalIs Spav-
in Cure in stock and the sale is rapidly
increasing. Read advertisement in an
other column.
For toys, plain and fancy candies,
and KRIsMAs TRIN of all kinds, go to
Williams Bros.
j. 5. r. Scovill, Morris, Ills, says:
When your "Only Lung Pad" came
to hand, my son could not raise his
head. He is now up and gaining every
day.-See ddr.
Williams Bros. have the freshest
and largest stock sugar and coffee, also
stoves and tinware, in this market.
j. y. Beck, of Toledo, Ohio, says:
My father, before wearing the "Only
Lung Pad" could not sleep nights on
account of his violent coughing, since
wearing it he has slept soundly every
night.-,See adj.
Fanny, wife of James Sullenger,
died last Saturday morning of consump-
ton. Her interment took place Sun
day evening at Milton Taylor's grave
yard i'm the presence of large number
of relatives and friends. She leaves Il
husband and one son.
Look at this and believe il when
you read it, that positively with the be-
ginning of the year 1851 We will sell
strictly for the cash. If we refuse you
credit it will he your fault for asking
us. Also, if the accounts already made
are not paid at once, they will be put
out for collection, so take fair warning.
Alt WILLIAMS Bros.
TAKE NoTICE.-That the Mills will
be stopped Friday evening, Dec. 9th,
1880, flor reasons better known to our
selves) and will remain closed until the
Sd of January, 'Sl, after which time they
will be run all the time except Satur-
days and Sundays. Highest cash price
paid for corn and wheat.
50-2t JNO. X. x WM. PHIPPS.
Most people know that mems and
boys clothes sewed with cotton thread
will not give the satisfaction that clothes
sewed with silk thread do. j. Winter
& Co., the great clothing manufactu-
rers, corner of Third and Market streets,
Louisville, Ky, use nothing but silk
hence the superiority of their
make of goods over Others.
-"The wind bloweth where it list
eth" Just SO with Crooke's celebrated
"Nermifuge. 1t has given general sat
isfaction in all eases where it has been
used, and it is certainly destined to be-
come the most popular and renowned
now extant, and every one
should call and get bottle, rs the
price Is only 25 cents. For sale by
Thomas & Kimbley, Hartford, Ky.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. a.
Bosquet, the brides father, Thursday,
December 9Th, 1850, by Rev. 4. B.
Smith, MIR. John Render and Miss
Emma Bosquet. A reception was Civ
Ell at night at the residence of the
groom's father, Mr.. J. l.. Render, Of
McHenry, after which the guests re-
paired to the residence of Mr.. O'Brien,
brother-in-law to the groom, and par
ticipated in music and dance. a large
number of the beauX and bells of that
embryo village and vicinity were pres
ent on these occasions and all went
merry as "a marriage bell.