The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-03-29

"I.inweave," the new White Dress
Goods Barnard & Co., selling agents.
Mr.. J. q. Wilson, of Olaton, was a
pleasant caller at The Republican office,
Monday.
Mr.. l.. -. Loney, of Mcilcnry. was a
pleasant caller at The Republican office
Monday.
Mrs. w. II. Riley, who has been
quite III for several days, is thought TO
be improving.
U. s. Carson is constantly receiving
the newest and best groceries. Tele-
phone your orders in.
For the man who shaves, the Durham
Duplex Stfcty Razor is the thing. Price
S5c. For sale by j. c. Her. .,
Mrs. Clarence Kcown and children, of
Fordsvine. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. p Keown this week.
Miss Alice Taylor has returned from
Leitchfield where she visited her broth
err. Mr.. John w. Taylor and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hoover and baby,
Of Madisonvle, are the guests of Mr..
Robert Hoover and family this week.
Ladies Home Journal advances to 500
May 1st. See Barnard a. Co. this week
and renew or extend. One year only al
lowed.
\ Postmaster NJ. l.. Heavrin returned
last Saturday afternoon from Louisville.
accompanied by Mrs. Heavrin. He has
recently undergone very severe oper-
alton, and his friends are glad to know
N OF his speedy recovery.
~Mr J. NJ. Igleheart the horse dealer
of Centortown. paid the Republican
call Wednesday and had some stock bills
printed by our job printing department.
In another column of this issue will
also be found his advertisement.
Mr. John J. Williams, a former Hart
ford boy, who for several months has
held lucrative position in Chicago
with the Novelty Candy CO.. has been
transferred TO the Memphis. Tenn, Of
flee where he has been given charge of
the shipping office. We congratulate the
young man upon his merited success.
Mr.. Wallace Riley, the ever pleasant
week received his diploma from a well
known veterinary school, showing his
certificate of graduation from that school
Mr.. Riley is to be congratulated upon
his splendid general average on his final
examination. making sc per cent.
John Fox, Jr., the famous Kentucky
writer and author of Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come and "The Trail of the
Lonesome Pine" has written a new sto- |
ry. The Heart of the Hills" and APP
pears in serial form in April Scribner's
Maya zine. Send your subscription for
Scribner's to ]. Ney Foster Magazine |
Agency, Hartford Ky. 37tf
Albert Edward Wiggam, who lectures
at the opera house tonight under the
auspices of Hartford College Lyceum
Course, is considered one of the best
speakers on the American platform. His |
lectures are drawn from the world sourc |
and staged with a Belasco finish that
sends a thrill through the heart and
awakens the mental inertia Of his hear
ers. You should hear him tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Noffsinger left yes
terday morning on the NJ. H. and Z. for
Hazard, KY, where they will reside in
the future, Mr.. Noffsinger having pur-
chased an interest in two drug stores
In that city. 1t has not been fully de-
cided by the management of the Hartfor
Drug Co.. whose business was managed
by Mr.. Noffsineer. what they will do
with their stock. At present Mr.. ]. 4.
Bean Is in charge Of the store. We re-
greet to lose these estimable people as
citizens Of Hartford.
1t takes hundreds Of Individual parts
| to make a modern telephone, each of
which Is of such importance as to cause
the whole instrument to become useless
IL any one is defective or become bro
ken in service. By using Cracraft-I-eich
Telephones you can rest assured that
the danger Of a break down has been
| reduced to a minimum. This Is the
telephone for your heavily loaded lines.
No better telephones made. Transmission
unexcelled For full information call on
A. Z. Pate. Hartford. Ky. sta