The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-09-13


ed to ahe bedside of her mother, Mrs.
DE Moss, who lis dangerously ILL.,.
Get your groceries, field seeds, fer
tiger and farming imp .oments from
u. l.. sANDERrUR.
9t3 Beaver Dam. Ky.
When you get ready for your grass
and rye seed let me sch you. PRICES
are right. $. l.. KING,
eff Hartford, Ky.
Back & Birkhead viii hold their an
nual colt show at the Woodmen pic
mic at the Hartford fair grounds on Sat
Sept. IA. Free admission to the grounds.
Mrs. b. $. CaiamhberRtn, OF route !,
was called Wednesday TO Owensboro 20
the bedside of her little nephew, Homer
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
Smith.
Messrs. Marvin Black and Roscoe Rem
der, who are engaged in the revenues ser
vice at Owensboro, are spending several
weeks vaaion at their homes in this
county.
Mr.. John J. wilqa.ms, of MeM(,is
ford, attended the State Fair tllis week
at Louisville, and WAS also delegate
from Ohio county to ure Good Roads
Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Ham DAILY. of Memphis,
Tenn. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs VIII. Gillespie this week.
Left Thursday for Pleasant Ridge, whole
they will visit.
Miss ELSIE Matthew's, of Hamilton.
Ohio, who has been Visiting her father.
Mr.. Heber Matthews, has gone to Ow-
ensboro, where she will visit her grRn1-
mother before Returning hone.
A.l-day pic-nic and barbecue MT Har.-
ford fair grounds ON Saturday Sept. u
under the direction Of Hartford Camp
No. 2o2 woodmen Of the World. Every
body invited. Admission free. st3
Among those from Cente rtown who are
attending the State Fair ut louisville
this week are. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rowe
MIR. and Mrs. o. b. James. Messrs. l.
A. Nnson, L. C. Morton and w. B.
Mclean.
Mr.. John J. Williams, off Memphis.
Tenn, arrived in Hartfond Tuesday
afternoon Tor a brief visit Mr.. Will
Jams hotis a hpcnative position with
the Novelty Candy Co., and his many
friends lrene are glad to know of his
success.
wANTED:-Man with horse and rig
for Medicdne route in County, Salary
and Commission II you can estabtsh
the fact that youcan gff results
Apply at once TO the =.
MONARCH MEDICINE co.
In Care This office.
The examining arial of Messrs. Mack
Henshaw, Alex Bozarth and Willie Bur-
ton, charged with shooting some colored
men several days ago, was ralled before
Judge Wedding yesterday morning. The
defendants waived examining trial and
were bound over to the action of the
October grand jury.
Jeff Watterson and CscM Durnel, have
opened a blacksmith shop at John
Danicls Old shop where they wiz con-
duct g@ieraD blacksmith business as
follows buggy and wagon work, pibws,
horse shocing and etc. AN. work grrlran-
taed to give satisfaction.
6x9 Jeff wutterson & Cecil Durnplr
The funeral of Thonras Taylor, the
little SON of MIR. and Mrs. C. %. Hunter.
was held at the family residence last
Friday afternoon. Rev. II. V. Joiner,
Of the Nj. Il. Church, souuh, conducted
the services and spoke in words Of
tcnderest sympathy and comfort, of
deepest Oraslan hope and promise. Ts
hrtIe form was laid TO rest in the
Idlihhy Lot III uuT 0ueHt CWy.
The large flour mill and caiding ma
chime outfdt belonging TO MIR. q. b. Car
dan, Of Fordsvige. was Totally destroyed
Weines'ay night. THE fire was discov-
cred about n:ao In the carding bnylAng.
WHICH was sspemtsd from the flour mill
The 0rigin of the fire is not known, and
there. lis some belief Jhat 1t was the
work Of an ineendiary The equipment
was insured Tor 5000 but .wa'@ed saver
81 hundred dollars higher, and MIR.
Cal,den had practically eompleted "a deas
to SEA it. OHIO county is now with
oM single canding maahine, as this
was the only one In the county.
Running up and down stirrs, sweAp-
ing and Banding over making beds will