The Hartford herald., 1880-10-06

New sokuttn NJ Wiflluins Dio.S
Buy your goods at the Red Front
-Patronize Bob 4 Jacks dining hal
at the. Fair grounds.
The nieger Garfield caps struck the
town last Sunday.
Buy your fresh meats, &c., at the
Red Front.
Don't forget the concert at College
Hall Tomorrow night.
The Red Front will bring your
goods Ia You without charge.
Hartford Social Club will give "a
hop at the Court Hall, Friday night.
Good meals at % cents at Bob a
Jacks dining hall at the Fair ground.
Lemons, oranges and apples at the
Red Front.
Big crowd ia town Monday, attend
ing County Court and Court Of Claims.
Try that flour, Talk Of the Town."
at the Red Front.
Garry your horses 10 II. Fields
livery stable aud they will be well cared
for.
Born, TO the wife of Marion Mar
tin, Saturday, Oct. "a, "A son; weight, II
pounds.
Mr.. r. d. Porter, who had his arm
amputated some time since, was in
town last Monday.
For nice, fresh family groceries of
all kinds go TO +. NJ. Heverin 4 Son, at
the Handy Corner" store.
Some Of the best and cheapest gro-
ceries at Williams Bros that can be
found in town.
Mr.. George r. Markwell, who lived
near the mouth Of Caney Creek, died
last week of bilious vomit.
For cooking and heating stoves,
hardware and tinware, 20 to Williams
Bros. Prices TO suit customers.
-Theo. Bently & Co., Rockport mer-
chants, make a speciality of ladies'
cloaks, ladies' hats and trimmings.
The Red Front will pay the very
highest prices for all kinds of country
produce. See and believe.
-McGill's Gallery will he in the field
near the grand stand, handy for all who
want their pictures taken.
Two barrels of choice, fresh hon.
iny just received at
Is HIAI THOMAS BROTHERS.
The Hartford Brass Band, under
the able leadership of Prof. Ludwig, is
making fine music at the Fair grounds
this week.
Mr.. s. A. Williams new residence
on Market street is rapidly nearing
completion, and will he quite a neat, at
tractive building.
Music hath charms To soothe the
savage" Then attend the concert at
College Hall, Thursday night, and lie
soothed.
Saddles, brides, harness, blankets,
aud all kinds OF saddlery goods for sale
at rock bottom prices at
THOMAS BROTHERS.
Clothing ia mems, youths and
boys sizes you'll find in greater variety
aud cheaper nj .-
T.. SMAIL's.
Mrs. Morris is receiving new milli-
merry goods daily. Ladies, call on her
for anything you wish ia that line, and
YOU can be accommodated.
"A fine Alderney heifer, full bloc Il,
year old past, on Fair grou nds for sale.
Call on u. Wayne Griffin, Treasurer, or
at this Office.
HI. Fields livery stable will be kept
open day aud night during the Fair for
the accommodation of customers
Horses and buggies for hire at all hours.
TLemuel S. Craig. who lived in the
vicinity of No Creek, died ON Tuesday
of last week Of typhoid. He leaves a
wife and one child in helpless condi-
t'on. su.r ra.ea
Bob 4 Jack have the best assort-
ment of candies and confectioneries
ever brought to Hartford. DO not take
our word for IL, but call and see how Il
is Yourself.
The pupils of the Music Depart.
ment of the Hartford College, under the
superintendency of Miss Grace Thorn
son, teacher, will give concert at
College Hall, Thursday night.
Judge r. s. MoseIey is buildin an
addition to his residence. The opinion
has gained circulation that this addi-
tion is to be a frame and plastered on
the inside, but our guess is that it will
simply be Box house.
Col. Ben Selby, Greenback Elector
whose list of appointments for thi'
county appeared in last issue, has writ
ten to Rev. q. ]. Bean calling i'm the ap
pointments ON account Of sickness. Hs
will probably speak later In the month
Miss Bette Cook, daughter of Rev
w. w. Cook, deceased, a young lad,
well-known in this vicinity, was mar
ried on the 10th ult., in Geneva, Hen
derson couty, KY, to Mr.. XIV. Powell
Miss Bette is an excellent woman, anc
We trust is happily married.
Mr.. John Nurre, representing Reit
man 4 Schultz, ,saw-mill men, of Evans