The Hartford republican., 1913-05-02

Coopcr e. Co.. the liverymen, have
dded four new buggies and three ad-
itionaI horses to their stock here.
Mrs. ]. Ney Foster has accepted a
emporary position in the office oil
'ounty Court Clerk w. S. Tinsley.
Mr.. Harold Holbrook arrived home
'uesday .om New Mexico, where
Ie spent several months for his
Iealth.
Attorneys NJ. l. Heavrin and Ernest
Woodward have returned from Green
lille, KY, where they attended cir
uit court.
The Stratfords, musical entertainers
lnder direction of the Hartford Col
ege Lyceum Course, at the opera
rouse tonight.
The famous Beaver Dam Flour
and Meal is for sale by w. II.
Moore & Son, Hartford. Satisfac-
ion guaranteed. 42t2
Supt. of Schools Henry Leach is
attending the meeting of the Ken
tucky Il EDUCATIONAL Association at
Louisville this week. "
Ohio Circuit Court adjourned yes
terday, after ten days session. Prac-
tically all of the business on the
docket was completed.
Messrs. e. P. Moore, 4. II. Black,
L. e. Birkhead and j. p. Stevens
will leave next week for a weeks
fishing at Grassy creek.
The stork left fine nine-pound
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rol
Riley Monday morning. DR.. A. B.
Riley attending physician.
Mr.. Claude Blankenship, candidate
for the Republican nomination for
County Court Clerk. was a pleasant
caller at this office Monday.
The Louisville Weekly Herald and
The Hartford Republican, one year
each, for $1.35. Send ;all orders to
The Republican, Hartford, Ky. 32tf
II you have something for sale, ad-
yertise it in The Republican, Hart
ford. Rates are low, and gladly. fur
nished upon appIication. 34tf
Ion. ID. Baker Rhoads, of Beaver
Dam, candidate for the Republican
nomination for County Attorney, was
O. pleasant caller at this office Tues
day.
MIR. Claude Rlankenship, candidate
for the Republican nomination fol
county court clerk, was in Hartford
Wednesday and paid The Republican
skcali.
Mr.. Lindsay Dorsey, mining an
civil engineer of Louisville and VIII
is doing work in the oil fields here
was pleasant caller at this offic
yesterday.
The Strarfgrds, which appear her
tonight have the reputation Of pleas
ing every audience. Their progai
e consists of musical numbers AN
IQuartette singing.
MIR. Nathan Rosenblatt has returI
ed from a visit with his parents =
,Hawesyille, and has resumed his d'
ties as manager Of the Rosenbla
store in Hartford.
MIR. Emory Schroater visited h
family here this week. His faoatir
studio Is now anchored at Poi
Pleasant and will be brought tn Han
l. ford abuIt Jnne 1.
Mr.. G. G. Wedding, sales Hmanag
l. for the Axton-Fisher TobcznD O.
J. of Louisville, visited his Tathe
Judge r. r. Wedding here Wedne
:. day and Thursday. t.r
MIR. Grussie Williams visited frien
r fnera last week. He has been tran
ferred to Chicago by the candy con
20 pany for which he works and W
n be located there in the future,
Mrs. NJ II. Patterson has return
,r from Owensboro where she went
w consult an eye specialist. She has h
serious trouble with her eyes for sc
eral months, but they are now mu
n better.
The Ohio County Jury Conimisslc
.ers, composed Of Judge j. +. Mil
~ &rgil Renfrow and c. +. Norris
y were in session Monday, Tuesd
and Wednesday, arranging the jr
IL list for the coming year.
" I-find that it will be impossi
at this time to arrange to make res
De lar trips to Hartford as was annoul
~ ed last week.
DIR. CLAUDE WILSON,
n .Fordsville, Ky.
q A new line of feed Corn, Oa