The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-02

proprietor of the new meat shop, has
moved mis- family to Hartford and is
occupying The residence of Mr.. John
w. Taylor on Render street.
Miss Maggie Marks has accepted the
position of stenographer and assis-
tant book-keeper in the Bank of
Hartford, made vacant by the re-
signation of Miss Mary Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ellis, of Den
yer, Colorado, are expected TO arrive
in Hartford shortly, where they viii.
visit Mrs. Ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
R. A. Anderson, and other relatives.
Wanted-ReliaDie, energetic man to
sell Intoxicating oils greases and paint |
in Ohio and adjacent counties. Salary
or commission. Yours very truly,
STETSON OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mir. and Mrs. j. c. Ter returned
from Tennessee last Sunday and nave
taken rooms with Mrs. Lucy Hubbard.
They will go 10 house keeping shortly
in Mr.. Hers new home on Madison /
street.
Mr.. James Su-lerger, VINO mas been
spending the past few weeks visiting
his bro, her Mr. George Sullenger, al
Erin Tenn, and mis- sister, Mrs. Mary
Wnittinghill. al Bowling Green, rus
returned nome.
Tire services Of Mr.. Alex Barnet
nave been added 20 are news and bus
mess departments OF the Republican.
Business or news items entrusted 10
him will be thankfully received and
given prompt attention.
Tie droutn, wnicn mas prevailed III
Western Kentucky for ire pas forty
nine days, was broken by a copious
fall of rain, winch began early
last Sunday night and continued
steadily until about daylight.
Mrs. c. L. Raley and daughter, Miss
Bessie Raley,of Rosine, were in town
Wednesday shopping. Miss Bessie is
one of OHIO County's first-class scnool
teachers, but owing to the scarcity of
water she mas been compelled to close
her school tor the present.
Miss Verua Duke, of Dundee, has
accepted lne position as stenographer
with Barnes & Anderson, recently
made vacant by the resignation of
Miss Florence Jones, VINO has re-
turned to ner nome az Drakesboro on
the account OF the illness of her
mother.
Rev. n. F. Jones, pastor of the
Baptist churcn here, began last Thurs
day night a series OF sermons which
are of more than passing interest. He
is pulpit orator of ability and should
nave the assistance and encouragement
of the Christian people of all de-
nominations.
The sixty-tnird session OF the Louis
Vile Annual Conference of the Metno-
dist Episcopal Church South, is in
session in the ci,y OF Greensboro,
Bishop, Z. r. Hendrix, of Kansas City
Missouri, is the presiding officer.
About one hundred and forty preach
ers are present.
Estrayed from Hartford-One bay
horse mule, about IA 1-2 hands high,
had breast-straps buggy harness on
when last seen. Finder will be re-
warded by notifying.
w. NJ. GRISSoM,
Central City, KY.
Telephone to Z. NJ. Gishs Store.
DR.. and Mrs. A. S. Yewell, VINO
nave been living here for the past
few years. went to greensboro Tues
day, where they will reside in the
future. They were quite popular here
in business and social circles and
leave many friends behind VINO regret
to see them 60
FOR SALE.-Two farms, one So
acres, good hill land well watered, 80
acres in good timber good dwelling
and out building, the same being the
farm l now live on. The other 6S acres
hill land with 80 acres in good timber
no buildings. s. S. ACTON,
Narrows KY, r. r 2. Sta.
Marriage license since our last re-
port: G. R. Massey, Prentis, to Pru-
die Gentry, Prentis; Frank e. VIVA
len, Linton, Ind, to virgie Della Tay-
lor, Beaver Dam; Ed. c. Demo. Sim
mons, to Mrs. Sarah A. Patterson,
Simmons; Berry l.. Taylor, Hartford,
to Elba R. Bean, Hartford; H. H.
Cargal. Bicknei, Ind.,N to Mary J, YER
non, Linton Ind. re- J