The Hartford herald., 1880-01-28


storing, selling, &C., unsurpassed by n,
house i'm the city.
A trial of Piso's Cure will convinc,
you that it is a good remedy for Coughs
Bronchitis and Asthma. 1-2m
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All persons indebted to DIR. ]. f
Pendleton by note or account, before
Jan. LIST 1879, are requested to call a,
my Office, upstairs opposite HERALI
office, and settle the same.
CHAs. NJ. PENDLEToN,
81 If Collector of claims.
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500 Ladies'" is a volume of I6O pages,
containing 1000 practical recipes and
hints on Cookery, the Household, the
Toilet, the Sick Room, ETC., a copy OF
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"A rather peculiar case of poisoning
occurred in town last Friday night.
Mr.. John Greenwood, little daughter
and young Mr.. Warden We're taken
sick after eating supper. DIR. Pendleton
was sent for who pronounced il poison.
Ii cannot he accounted for unless il was
from eating some sollse, as none of the
rest of the family had eaten of It, The
parties have about recovered from the
effects thereof.
Mr.. +. $. Edgerton respectfully in
forms the citizens of Hartford and vi
cinity, that he intends to remain at
this place and carry on the painting
business i'm all its branches, house, sign
and carriage work ,graining, paper hang
ing, &c., done i'm the latest style. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
All favors i'm his line will be thankful
ly received, and promptly attended to.
42-tf. Z. S. EpGERroN.
Last Thursdays Good Templars
advocate came to us draped in mourn
ing for the death of Mrs. Matte J. DEM
aree, wife of the editor, and Grand
Worthy Chief Templar of Kentucky,
which sad event took place on Thurs
day, January Is, 1880. Mrs. Demaree
was noted for her intellect, sweetness of
charitable nature, kindness
and affection for her husband and chill
dren and last her love of worship for
her Master. Her demise is heavy
burden TO the grief-stricken husband
and little children. We extend to
them our tear of sympathy.
AT five o'clock yesterday morning
A gloom was cast over this community
by the announcement of the death of
Miss Jennie Bennett, who has been at
the point Of death for several days with
typhoid fever. Miss Jennie was an or
nament to society, and was loved by
everybody who knew her, and the
of the tender cord of life sends
an ache to the hearts of all her acquaint-
ances. Her pure spirit has winged its
light to better world, and her sweet
smiles and amiable disposition, that
were such comforts to her widowed
mother, can never be supplemented by
another in the family circle. She has
gone, and the angels are holding high
arrival over the new soul that is done
with the trials of earth. Her funeral
will take place this morning at 10
o'clock.
Death is no respecter Of persons.
II comes at an unexpected hour and
axes away the fairest and lovliest of
earth. The old, the young, the rich
md poor, all have to share alike, this
ate, but it is pretty sad when in few
hort hours, the father, mother and
,hild, are called from time to eternity.
such was the case last week i'm the
western portion of the county. Mr.. ID.
Il. Katon, wife and child all died of
i'm about "a hours of each
'ther. The child died on Friday night
he 10th, the father on Sunday night
he 18th, and the mother on Monday
light the 18th. Mrs. Katon was a sis
er of Mr.. Thos. Williams, living near
his place, and for many years previous
o her death was a member of the Bap-
ist church, holding her membership at
ireen Briar. As wife, she was low
ng and kind, as mother, affectionate
md true. They leave but one child,
Sffie, who will be kindly cared for by
elatives.
We call the attention of our readers,
specially the tobacco men, to the card
# Gilbert, Hudson & Co., proprietors of
he Gilbert Tobacco Warehouse, Louis
lille, Ky. 1t is worth careful perusal.
hey propose to stop the expense of a
travelling gagent tosecure consignments,
nd to give their customers the benefit
{ the money thus saved. In order to
% this they had to withdraw from the
'obacco Board of Trade. They now
ropose to make no deduction of 10
ounds for sample as is done by the
ouses in the Board of Trade. Here is
saving of from SO to 81 so cents, saw
n average of 81 90 per hogshead. They
harge a commission of so cents less,
ach, to buyer and seller, making diff
srence of another 81 90. If you reject
sale they charge only 81 so instead of
SO. Here is saving to the seller of
COON each hogshead if the sale stands,
nd ss 90 on each hogshead if rejected.
his is snug little sum, and as they
Her storage and all the other accom-
lodations to shippers offered by the
'oard of Trade Warehouses, it seems