The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-12-06

Muse Company.
Cal J. c. Her, the eaoccryman. for
anything you may nod in TIE GTccs'y
I'm. Home ,P one 81 Cunb,rla1d
Phone 40 ~
J. G. llar, the gIocerynan. has the
swellcet line of fruit baskets ever
brought to Hartford. Have 80 be seen
t, be appreciated. Aiv.
Those vi o want 10 make ececial Book
ordens for the Holidays will pllease
hand n,morancn Of came to Mr.. J. &.
1l;r at Their earlles. coaveni- nee. Adv
ANY one desiring to take up The
study of short hand and typewriting
should call or write Mrs. A. Karl An
derson, Hartford, for terms and liz
formation. Adv.
Tsev. Birch Shields, of Beaver Dam.
paid The Republican PLEASANT call
Monday. He was on his way to Wool
wards. Valley, where he will assist in
pro.racf,ed ,mee.img.
Mr.. G,enn Barnss has returnled 20
in Vanderbilt Training School at Elkton,
ny, after spending the Thanksgiving
holdings hire with his parun.s, Judge
and Mrs. w. II. Barnes.
Miss Hattie Glenn, WHO was dill a few
days the first OF TIE week, is able TO
resume her work as teacher in The school
here. During h.r illness Miss Margare:
joiner taught Miss Glenn's r,a1m.
M. and Mrs. &. II. Resd and son,
Cilprlts Edward, have returned TO u'>eir
home al Coal Crack, Tenn, after a few
days visit hese with Mrs Reeds mother.
Mrs. ELLA Morton and other relatives.
When you make your list OF Christ
mas presents 1t would be nice TO ie-
member your friends with years siI-
scription 10 a good magazine For prices
of any periodical published cali J. Ney
Foster Magazine Agency. nj
Mr.. ]. A. Bllbro has .soid mis- property
at Centertown and has moved his family
to Hartford and is living with Mr.. :.
A. Bratcpnr until Mr.. Bnbro can build
residence He still owns his farm below
town and viii cultivate 1t the coming
summer.
The State Farmers Institute was in
nesday and Thursday. The instructors
gave interesting and helpful talks, and
i. is -esra.ted that no ynor,e heard rl,ce
talks The attendants was exceedingly
small.
Mr.. !. r. Barnard, route I, HARTFORD.
paid The Republican a pleasant call
Tuesday and renewed his subscription.
We are pleased TO note that Mr.. Barn
ard has been a constant SUBSCRIBER to
this paper since its beginning.
Hartford Tent No. 80 X. .. T. NJ.
gave one of their famous chicken sup
pers hast night al Fraternity Hall to
the members Of tine local Tent. State |
Commander Elkin. of Lexington, was
present and three candidates wed,e init
lated after the banquet.
Grand Chancellor Carter and Grad
Keeper of Records will visit Rough
River Lodge No. 1lG knights of Pythias
next Tuesday night, Dec. 10. Every mon |
Der of this lodge is urged to be pres
ent at that time. Cor 1t is not often |
that we are honared with visit fro.,
the grand officers.
DR.. J. S. Lock, representing ulle StMne
Board of Health of Kentucky and the
Institute, delivered lec-
ture at tine court house Wednesday
night upon public health. sanitation AMI
hook worm. His lectune was interest
Ing, scientific and Illustrated with mav-
ing ptiture slides.
Beaver Dam will open their bazaar F,f-
lay afternoon, December Is. at Donivan'
Drug Store and continue through SAX
rrday and Saturday evening. Elegant
lunches will be ssrved and all kinds of
notions on sale. Your patronage is h-
vited in the interest of a good cause.
Attorney Emest Woodward. of tie
firm Of Heavrin & Woodward. is in
Louisville defending Chester Foster.
young man from Horse Branch. wfp is
charged with the murder of an l. ..
engineer in Louisville on October rs.
Young Foster is claiming self,defense
and his friends here hope ne win he
able to establish his Annocence of the
charge.
The verdict of the jury and Judgment
Of the OHIO Circuit Court swsuding
Root. Robinson Sl25 for personal in
|uries including the loss ,of a leg, SUI
tered at broadway In 1910. was AFFIRM