The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-10-27
THE MAN AROUND TOWN.

cs'l @dsiSsC USfN card uhs tnrurs OF
o0aeTs- The most miserable u oph,
are those whose hearts ara always
bl5ading FOR the faults of thedr I'D
lows.
There are two kinds of girls in the
w0rldths girl who works and th, Girl
who gad5. Command us to the for
mar. Work lends dignity to a pretty
girl,in an added charm to her. The
girl who works, God bless her, com
Dines the usual and ornamental. Sh
might CAD about, roll on sofas. gossip
ana Rad story books, but she prefers
TO be of soms account i'm the world and
goas out stenOgaapher teacher, eales-
lady or houseloo, per bravely makes
her own way. Such are thu salt of
the earth and such is the Kingdom of
heaven.
Among our Numerous other poss s.
sions, our town, has her full share ct
Old bachelors al huCgh they are by no
means the pas.-r,ade mpt.on kind, jus.
why these men traTrl alonla ds not
quite cleT-especially to a goodly
number of the tender Sex who are
SIMPLY chasing their h, ads off in an
effort 10 catch a man.
We heard a young man rmark last
week that, "Fhe world owes me a liy-
ing 1t is hCpad for that young
mans good that h,s'll got the notion
out of his h.sad. It's a mistake, a
grave mistake. He Never antertaip d
a more foolish idea nor one which will
bring him a smaller MEASURE of u.s.
poc,. The world OWes the young man
nothing; but instead he owss the
world and society am active, noble
manhood, a steldy honest energy
which Will cradle him TO assoc.ath with
DESCENT MAN and women in a. true man
illness of character dIhat will make his
friendship valuable and his persrnce
and oampanton.hip desired. The
young man should contr.ibm.a tro socio-
tvs happiness and welfare the grace
which com 5 Through study, toll and
honest thought.
The Mayor of Indianapolis is buy
ing potatcts by the train load and
ssl,ng the,m I'D people of his town at
cost, IN order as h. says to break up
the food tITst in Indianapolis. Hart
fcrd citizens arr thinking of making
an appeal TO Mayor Williams to do
courteous Treatment and STRIFE.
bus!n SIS m thOds in his office are any
critericn for Tho l.. ard n. Railroad
We predict thht it Will not b. many
mon his b fore Dan Mahon y, agent
az Norman, has ono of the bssc po-
sbuonS on thu n1ad- He is court. Gus
TO everyOnh who cCmns about him
or his tff'cs, and a long wait at
that station is often spent pleasant ly
on account If Agent MahonI US kind
Ness. Hs lis popular Rdth the tray
cling publ.c, and a prominent Mason
OF high drasraa, and is wsll known as
loyal member of the knights, of
Py.hias.
The teachers, patrons and fri uds of
Ohio County Schools who took the
educational trip to Louisville, Mann
moth Cave and Bowling Gnean Were
a worn-ou.l cooking bunch Of 2O7 peoph
when they arrived at the Union Sta
tion in this city las, Friday evening.
but they all daclarad they had tn,
best time of the.r hives, and We be
lbeva it too.
ONE AT A TIME.
One summa' | spent my vacation
on farm with two old maids" OBJ
senyed a story taller the other might.
THE corn SEASON had just opened am
We had corn every day, observed
that Mlhsn Mary ate corn Iizzy didn't;
WHEN Lizzy d,Mary didn't. couldn't
flgune it out, SO one day | asloed:
Many. how dos 1t happyn when
you eat corn Liz DOESN'T. and when
Liz does you don't?'
"Ho, no. said Mary. a little hot
under this collar, we haint only one
sa. OF te 9Th. you IDIOT"
the same thing for US.
The first question that Pnnf. G. b.
Shown put to the Man Around Town
last Friday FIGHT whcm he boaader this
special train bearing the Ohio 0oun-
ty Teachers from Rowling Grsan was
did ws have copy of the Republican
In our pocket. We appreciate the
Pofps ssor's interest in this sheet.
, The loo hill Is beginning 10 shrink
but hhere Is corresponding in