The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-09
Mr.. s. T. Williams. Rob Roy, was a


pleasant cal er Monday.
Gloves thar last long al snort
price-$1.0O at Carson & Co.'S.
Rev. Virgil E gin and family reyurn-
ed from Hopkinsville Monday.
If it is choice fresh groceries you
want go direct to U. S. Carson's.
Mr.. w. H. Humphrey, Beda, was
among our many callers Saturday.
1t will pay you to investigate Fairs
prices and goods before purchasing.
We are receiving new hoods daily.
CARSON & co.
An extraordinary HAT for three or
binary dollars. CARSON & co.
Boys are boys, buy sney want our
Neckwear at SOC. CARSON & co.
Mrs. E. c. Clemens is visiting her
fatner, MIR. X. b. Fuqua, near Fords-
vile.
Fairs extend 10 the teachers of Onio
ouuyy a special invitation to visit
;nem during the Institute
Cloaks and Jackets-the 1908 model
back-is ire thing just
goods store at Barnard & Co.'S.
"
Mr.. Virgil Elgin, son of Rev. Virgil
Blgin, mas accepted a position as sales
man in Carson & Co.'S. store.
Mr.. d. ]. Rnoads, Beaver Dam, was
in town Tuesday. He gave this office
a pleasant call while mere.
Mr.. Jonn Blair, of Bulord, was in
town Wednesday He talks of sell
ing mis- farm and locating mere.
Mr.. Rosco Barrett and sister, Miss
Maude, are the guests of tneir SIS
ter, Mrs. Retnel Duke, This week.
Fairs mems department is full OF
choice styles in suits overcoats, la,e
style Hars. SAius, Neckwcar etc.
Mrs. J. A. Park is ,he guess of friend
in Leitcnfield. Sue will visit relative I.
in Greensboro before returning home.
Miss Zella Nall left Tuesday for
Crowley, La. where she will make /
a visit of several weeks, with rela- !
lives.
Prof. A. Z. ELLIS spent Saturday
night and Sunday win his mother Mrs. .
Mary Ellis, in lie Alexander neigh
bornood.
M curomos, 10 bats, no jewing
Jr dickerirg but house full OF new /
goods al the right prices, that's all,
AZ Fairs.
Miss Mitlie May. of greensboro, ar |
rived Monday to spend a few days the /
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Nj. Bar |
melt, near town.
Master Samuel Anderson, little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sem A. nderson, VINO
ras beer quite sick the past week,
is able to be out again.
Rev. T. F. Barbour, of Russellville. |
wro rad been attending Conference AZ
Owensboro, was lMe guest of Mr.. and f.
Mrs. Alex barnett Tuesday night.
Mrs. Col c. NJ. Barnett and sons,
Messrs. A son and Estil, were TIE
guests of Nrs. Barnett's parents, Rev. /.
ana Mrs. j. A. Bennett, near Beda, F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Crabtree, city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Combs, of The
Concord neignbor1ood, were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Stevens, near
town Sunday.
Messrs. Amos Carson and Ira Bean, 7.
left Monday for Louisville where they
resume their jobs as travelling sales
men for IRE Kentucky Jeans Clothing
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Cooper, of Spring
Hill, Tenn, will arrive in town TO-
LAY to spend few days visiting Ms. .
Cooper's parents, Col. and Mrs. c. VI. /
Barnett.
Mr.. J. f. Foele will leave to-day .
or Liberty, Casey county, his boy /
mood home. TO spent several days
old acquaintance and visig-
ng relatives.
Mrs. Alvin Rowe, Centertown, N-o +.
ias been in hospital in Louisville, /
inder the treatment of a specialisl.
or some time past mas returned nom |
nuch improved.
Mr.. Elva Renirow, VINO has been coz
lucling a restaurant on Main street,
or several months past, has sold MS
business TO Hoover Bros, and win re--
urn TO mis- old home at Sunnydale.
Underwear that outwears all other
Kinds is the sort we are selling. We
nave it for shorts and "lIla,s"
slim" and STOUT" at 25c to S1.00