The Hartford herald., 1880-04-21

Dress goods are special feature o
/ the large stock of new goods now being
opened by I. p. Barnard, Beaver Dam
The new Sunday law Is Published
on the first page of this issue for tho
benefit Of those interested. II j. now
i'm force.
Il. F. Woerner has a splendid stock
of both homemade and custom-made
boots and shoes. Ladies' and children's
shoes a speciality.
More tobacco came in last Friday
than any one day during the season.
The move will occasion little more ac-
tivity i'm business generally.
Mems and boys custom made cloth
ing, latest styles and lowest prices, a
large assortment, at |. =. Barnard's
bargain store, Beaver Dam.
Little Wayne Kimbley was the
lucky one in the watch drawing adver-
tised by Gross Williams in last week s
issue. Wayne Is the proudest little fel-
low in town
Mr.. Bells family. near Point Pleas
ant, have about all recovered from the
sudden sickness reported last week.
We understand the NJ. ID. pronounces it
malarial trouble.
My 5-cent counter is complete and
persons wishing bargains in notions can
save from 50 to 100 per cent by trying
the 5-cent counter.
]. Z. BARNARD,
Beaver Dam.
The lecture by Mr.. Iafioon on Odd
Fellowship next Monday night at Me-
Henry, will, no doubt, prove interest
ing, as he is one of the rising young
orators of the day, and can, and will en-
tertain his hearers
We regret the want of space To in
sert newsy letter from the Capital,
also one from Beaver Dam and
Rockport. We hope to receive sufii-
cient patronage to enable us to enlarge
our paper, then We can get i'm all the
news.
The-dwelling house of Polly Raley,
near Rosine, was blown down, and VIM.
Raley. young man sleeping up stairs,
blew out of the house but did not seri-
ously hurt him. Her barn also blew
down. She sustained a damage of
about $500.
BY examining our candidates col
umn il will be seen that Mr.. G.. Smith
Fitzhugh, of Sulphur Springs, is IA cam
didate for Circuit Clerk. He is young
man of fine education and good busi-
ness capacity. II will be seen that he
runs independent of party or conven-
tions, subject only to the voters at the
polls in August. Mr.. Fitzhugh is well
known in the county. He was elected
Surveyor of the county In 1874.
Mr.. c. w. Stewart commenced
years ago with IA teaspoonful Of seed
oats of Il new kind of fine white oats.
He has increased the seed from that
until this year he sowed thirteen bushels
and will probably harvest over 200
bushels this year. This is quite rapid
increase. They are the best oats ever
seen in the county. He will sell a large
amount of this years growth. A SAM
Pile of it will be brought to the HERALD
Office after harvest.
Mr.. Geo. w. Cooper, the polite and
attentive clerk, who stands behind the
counter in the great bargain store of l..
p. Barnard, of Beaver Dam, is all I'm u
blaze of glory. He has large new
stock of goods to handle, selected with
great care and purchased at prices so
low as to be easily sold. He is an affa-
bic, genial young man, and as he can
fill all orders or demands now, he is
anxious for all his friends to call and
examine their stock and make pur-
chases.
Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair Re-
newer has, for many year occupied an
honorable place i'm the toilet of Ameri-
can women, and has also attained pop
ularity i'm foreign countries. This is be-
cause II does PERFORM what it promises
Its warmest friends are those who have
used il longest, and those who sound its
praise the loudest are those who, from
actual experience and personal trial
have demonstrated that by its use gray
hair is restored to its natural color and
dry, harsh, and wiry hair il made soft
and lustrous, thing of beauty, and a
matter of joy and pride to the wearer.-
NIB ISoter and Democrat, COrinfh, Miss.
Mrs. II. J. Morris, formerly of
Greenville, has located in Hartford and
has opened up a very handsome stock
of everything pertaining to millinery
goods. She will have with her In few
days practical cutter and filter from
Louisville, and ladies desiring to have
their dresses cut and made in the latest
style should call OH her. She comes
highly recommended by the cit
izens of Greenville, and we hope the la
dies will give her liberal support.
Read her advertisement in another col
umn.