The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-02-09

Don't fail 10 try suck of IRVING
ton Flour. Satisfaction g,laran1 ed.
Sold exclusively by w. II. Moore e
Son. 3Otf
When You want job printing dome,
don't forgot that The Republican,
does classy work, and the prices are
reasonable. 27tf
Miss Mollie Martin, who formerly
resided in this city, has accepted
position as attendant at the Fdabls
Minded INSTITUTES a Fankfor..
Miss Fannye Whit fns hill, who for
msrly held position in this city as
s.enpgraphtr, has accepted position
with Attorney Claud= Mercer, of Har-
dinsburg.
Little Georgia May Cooper, grand
daughter of esq. and Mrs. Thomas
Sanders, who was severely burned sew.
eral days ago, is Cutting siopg nice
ly, and en- a good road to rscov NY.
Fresh Bsef;t ak. Boef Roast, Pork
Staak, Chops, Homemade Sausage
(pura Pork, Pure Hcme.maie
Land (fins), and Cured MEATS of all
kinds at w. II. Moons & SINS Mn,
Market. Phone AZ. 30f
Mr.. John T. Moo.e, oasillr of the
Bank On Hartford lef. McmSay MORN
ing for LoGi sviHe, wh~rre IN trarr laa---
cd business, after which he left for
a wa'eks sojouIn in Flonida ON pleas
ure up.
/Tha third nnmbr of th, Hartford
College Lyctlm Course will be gfvn
ySaturday night a. Dr. Bans CpsIh
\ house. This occasion will be rare
traat for all Iowa rs Of expression and
music.
1t is mfsh y cold no be talking about
s.rawbs.r:es, none ofwhich have ~ az he'd
The Hartford market, but we note that
in SOME Of the nsaIby cities they
arc On Ea'e, a.. Tn ''m-l1 - prize Cf
60 cents a box. About 10 cem.s
quart.
Don't forget that w. II. Moore Il
Son will do all in THAR power to
l:ase you. Ii for amy reason you
ara net satisfied with amy purchase
made of them, don't h:ll othsrs but
tell us and We will tneat yon
right. soft
\ The Fordsvilhe Seminary has con-
sid;aably the largest ena,uEmcut of
pupils at this spring tam than it
eNer had. All five rooms ara full
and new pupils are ,maa'ing daily.
The people OF Nordswille ara proud OF
thair hool-Fondsvill Angpnaut.
You should have a LEIGH AUTOAlO
PHONE. a telephone for city and viii
lage use. The most wonderful inNen-
tion Of to-day in the telephone Alead.
Givas the citizens OF small towns
practically the Same sarvice furnish
ed in cities. 1t is a Mh.ls wonder,
Sold by A. h. Rate. Hartford.
Ky. 2sfa
DR.. and Mrs. C. DaWaase, OF Nonds-
willie. have gone to New Orieans for
few weeks. Mrs. DaWts:se has besn !
in declining health for some time
land II is Thought nhe SDuthram cllnsa.,sl
will be OF hana6it to her. Whlpe in |
THAT city DR.. DeWesse will take a |
course Of lec.ures in a m;dical Col
lege
Al. the Hanford Oolleea AxlhAetic As
socia,ion rooms this sivkning at 1880
a double-hsadsr basket ball game
will be hsld- The first game win be
ba5weon the girls teams. The SpldtEs
and The Cnclpts. The second game
will be between aho Association Liam
and a selected team, boh of thu la
ter t-ams being composed of young
men.
II the ground hcg came Ou. hast
Friday. and lit was the day sat by
tu,adltfcn, he must have obs rmed his
shadow. for 1he opportunity was abual-
ulihe. AHdss thrus "pumu upcaal tii-t
We arc ito have six wasals Of bad
waatlhcr to come. ALL Df this is ac-
corddng to wise Cms who mus. need
Place Mr.. Hogg in the forefxnr as THE
original wsauhar f0nsoaislr.
Mr.. John w. Taylor receiwad a d,aNs-
gram Tuesday from Bapnwille. Ind,
notifying him OF the dabh of his
brother. Mr.. r. 8. Taylor. aftr an
nlness OF Pneumonia. The hnnlal took
place yesterday at Rhusye. End,
the old home of the deceasad. lie
lsawes family condsdng of a wife
and three children. Mr.. Taylor Ct
thds place was unable to aetend the