The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-10-17

| When you come to the Republican
speaking here Saturday bring asopg
dollar to renew or subscribe for
The republican.
Col. II. ID. Walker Is managing DR..
Beans pool room, viii % Manager J.
&. Casebier is taking the assessment
of the town of Hartford.
Messrs. Tlce Baker and James T.
Davis, of Sunnydale; Attorney Otto
{. Martin, Hooker Williams, and J..
Il. Davidson, city. were .'easant call
ers a. this office Monday.
Rev. Il. IS. English preached at
the Hartford Baptist Church last Sun
day morning and evening. A call has
been made by the church, asking him
to preach here another year, but he
has not decided IL he will accept.
Sid. Landon, the character artist,
under direction OF the Hartford Col
lege Lyceum bureau, VIII be at the
opera house Friday evening October
%. This is his second time in Hart
ford, which shows his popularity as
an entertainer.
keep Jones' Brand Fertilizer In
stock at all times, any analysis, and
sell on easy terms. Will take no
note less than $500.
w. +. ELLIS,
Produce Merchant.
llt4. Hartford, Ky.
Elder w. B. Wright, pastor of the
First Christian Church, will leave
shortly with his family for Dawson
Springs, KY, where he has accepted
PASTORAL work. Bro. Wright is an
allie preacher and he and his family
will be greatly missed in Hartford.
On another page in this issue of
The Republican will he found the an
nouncement of the speaking by the
Hon. Ed. Morrow, of COvington, KY,
in behalf of the county Republican
ticket. Mr.. Morrow has been here be-
fore, and is a great orator, and will
have large crowd to hear him.
Mr.. Sydney Williams, of Luzerne,
Ky, is at home for severa days and
faup aka nj nf
a severely sprained ankle. Tuesday
Mr.. Williams was jumping from the
delivery wagon OF the coal company,
for whom he works. and sprained his
ankle and it has been giving him
much pain since.
Mrs. Ann Bennett, who had been
in declining heath for some time,
died at her home here Monday night.
Funeral services and burial were held
here Tuesday morning. the services
being conducted from the family res
idence, and interment at lakewood.
Mrs. Bennett il survived by two
children, Mrs. Johnson, of Mclean
county and Miss Mamie Bennett.
city.
The Hartford baseball team play
ed their last game of the season here
last Saturday afternoon, when they
defeated Livia by the score Of ID to
6. Richard did about half OF the
pitching and allowed no scores to be
made while he was In the box.
Sears, who pitched the remainder Of
the game for Hartford tossed some
easy ones and the visitors ran up
6 scores. Cundiff did fine work as
catcher for Hartford. Hodges. Welsh
and Taylor were battery for Livia.
The Republicans Of Hartford have
put forth the following ticket for
city offices: Mayor. o. Hunter;
Police Judge-Otto C. Martin; COun-
cilmen-S. A. Bratcher. John w. Tay-
lor, T. II. Black, NJ. w. Barnard. S.
IT. Barnett ana w. C. Schlemmer. The
Democrats have put out the following
ticket: Mayor. c. Her. Police
judge. p. Miller; C0uncilmen-A.
ID. White, Joe c. Bennett, A. C..
Yeiser, w. II. Gillespie, A. E. Pate,
J. ID. Ralph
Tickets will be drawn at the Ohio
County Drug store Saturday morning
at O'Clock for the season reserved
seats for the Hartford College Lyce-
um numbers. While all are invited
to be present at the drawing, 1t is
not at all necessary, for the drawing
will be conducted solely by one per-
son, and then the tickets will be
distributed by the faculty TO the own
ers. with number of their seat as
signed. Some misunderstanding has
been created. as many were under
the impression that it was neces-
sary for the purchasers to be present
at the drawing which lis not true,