The Hartford herald., 1880-01-07

A lot Of cheap corsets, at Ander-
sons Bazaar.
For a good square meal, cheap, go
To Fosters Restaurant.
Ladies travelling bags in great varie-
IL, at Anderson's Bazaar.
The little folks will have mas
querade party y:at the residence of Dr. j.
E.Pendleton ON tomorrow night.
Fields livery stable was filled TO
overfiowing last Monday. He fed over
hundred horses and mules.
Mr.. b. NJ. Southland, living near
McHenry, recently killed a Berkshire
hog which tipped the beam at 1876.
A trial of Piso's Cure will convince
YOU that il is good remedy for Coughs,
Rronchitis and Asthma. 1-2m
Court Of claims began Monday and
is still i'm session. A large number of
the yeomanry of the county were i'm at
tendance ON Monday.
Last Monday was good day for
livery stables. Fields livery stable had
good run, feeding over 100 horses.
This looks like business.
A delightful Moonlight skating
party was had on Hills pond during the
holidays. Skating, dancing and sing
ing were the topics of the evening.
Newton Mccoy and daughter OF
R. j. Fulkerson, ran off just befor,
Christmas to get the matrimonial knot
tied, as the old folks objected. We have
heard this and suppose il is true.
We learn from the Courier-Journal
that Prince Grafton, a boy eighteen
years old, was drowned i'm Caney creek
in Grayson county, ON Monday, 29tl
ultimo, while gathering ice.
-Messrs. Pirtle x Sullenger have one
Of their fiat-boats loaded with hoop
poles and slaves now, lying near oul
wharf. They did not get their othel
boat loaded i'm time 10 go out with thi'
rise.
The young gentlemen gave part!
at the Masonic Hall last night in return
for the Leap Year Masquerade, givel
by the young ladies last week but wan
of space prevents us from giving furthe
notice of the same. Particulars mex
week.
Mr.. Armistead Jones has appointed
Mr.. Luther Duke as assistant assessor
Mr.. Duke will assess the Rosine magis
terial precinct. Mr.. j. w. Mosely, tn
North side of Rough creek and Mr.
Jones the remainder Of the county
They will begin work next Monday.
All persons indebted to DIR. j. l.
Pendleton by note or account, hefor
Jan. LIST 1879, are requested to call a
my Office, upstairs opposite HERAE
Office, and settle the same.
CHAs. NJ. PENDLEToN,
5ltf Collector of claims.
The new year has come, and Wit
il, the money due me for work. l hav
favored my customers i'm the past b
doing their work and waiting on ther
for the pay. Forbearance has ceased
he virtue and become an evil. Thos
owing me will please come forward an
pay me, as stand very much in nee
Of the money. l.. Il. WoERNER.
-Hardwick d Nall desire TO inforr
the readers of the HERALD that the
are supplied with good assortment
dry goods, groceries and general mel
chandise, which they will sell ON nor
favorable terms than ever for cash O
country produce only. They are i
earnest. Try them.
We have heard ii said, and hay
seen it stated in several of our exchange
that ears of corn always have an eve
number of rows Of grains on them. Oh
readen will please examine when er
gagged I'm handling corn and see. I'll
first one bringing us an ear with an cd
number Of rows will be handsomely n
warded.
Mr.. John Burton, of Davies count,
while ON visit to his father, Mr.. ALLIE
Burton, living mile above town, acc
dentalIy shot himself. The ball enter'
the fieshy part Of the leg, ranging dow
ward and lodging below the knee. d
PendIef0n extracted the hall and Il
young man is getting well. DIR. Pendl
ton contributed the ball TO our cabin
of curiosities.
The following are the officers
Hartford Lodge, No. i56, A. y. ,
elected on December 9Th, 1879, for.t
ensuing year, 81. .a'i p
w. HI. Moore, w. M.
L. n. Murrell, s. w.
], p. Sanderfur, j. w.
wv. Griffin, Treasurer.
III. Weinsheimer, Secretary.
Elias Small. S. ID.
ID. r Tracy, J. ID.
Rev. G. J. Bean, =. * It.
NJ. z. 8. Edgerton respectfully
forms the citizens of Hartford and
cinity. that he intends to remain
this place aud carry on the paint
bs,siness in all It's branches, house, 81
and carriage work, ,graining,paper han
ing, &c, done i'm the latest style. !
work gnaranteed to give satisfactit
All favors I'm his hne- will be thankf
ly reeeived, and promptly attended
.32-tf. Z. s. EDoERToN
-Covu Is worth forty cents per bush