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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
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feline Mufreglng lddBt ibm feine @lbe.
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58eitungsperftaafer sic .Gimes" an.
8ie medunti6 fauft er iie. 8ie
mebaniid nberfliegt er 6ie spalten.
Da fdlt fem 8lid auf sic Moti5er
iiber sic %abgebenoen unb anfomne11-
loen @diffe.
ySreitog fritz 8 l1br Mbfabrt 0eS
u8ulmer" bon NlDmoutb nab &ap~
itabt" - lieit er.
l1n6 ploblid fa6rt es audi ibm
our9 Sen &opf, ,pie porbin Gerald:
u8nTeI @ol1fel6l"
$50 anhers fam Dolores ii6 bin-
gefliidtet babeh als mad. 8iiffel-
@olDeIo! Na6 Sem Ort, no fife lire
eliidlide @tnobeit perlebte! Mad,
oem file ii@ iogar maibren6 ibrer 2one
|ooner Eriumpbe oft 3urudiebnte!
or t1immt Elm Mntomobn pto iagt
aur Shiffsagertrr.
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@ebulfe empfdngt Sen i'm mobile
fanntem ja1rgen &er5og bon @ioen<
burgb NIT pielen 8idlingen. gr Jet
untr01hid Dem @errn &er5og rid1t
]5ienen gu. f0nnen, sic lebe Sabine iet
Dor elm pQar 5tun0en belegt.
ugNor einem 2orb Morrtion!" fugt
Ier nit ei11em 8lid anf 6ie 8aiiagier<
1liite btn5u.
Morbert itubt.
Son tpem?"
u&ier! 2eien Sic ielbit, 9err Ser
3og!"
@imige gefunben fdetnen Die
|@6rift5iige Dor ieinem Mugen 5t tan
5en. Darn left er::
u2or6 @ernh Morriion, &abttte
$50. 2 8e5ablt."
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ISer3en. Sdaper 1tibt er it9 out ole
5tubllebne.
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sd meiB midi, &err &er5og. Ser
Mgent ielbft nn6m ote 8eiteunng entz
|gegen, nidt ih."
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men, mie in iein Ma1tomobI er
|meib es felbit nidt. @ein aopf
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|ferlndt, fabrt er nu6 @eroloS Wob=
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BOLT ieoo6 Sen 8eidet0, Der iu1ge
l2or6 fei nod iunter ni6t in ietrte
@obnung 5uridfgefebrt.
Morbert f6brt 1T Sen &llb.
Mud bier fein @eru1.
Dieierbe SeBiago mie bellte Gor'
|mittag = MIR m11gefebrt.
8dtanoig fabren Ole betoet einars
l6er nts 6em @ege.
Eo6tmiioe bonn mn1beriagen 1ebt
|georbert ii9 enolih in ser 8ug, Der
mad @Ipnoutb fdibrt. Sort miro er
an 8oro 6es S6iffes morgen @erah
ertparten. l1n6 mas bart ge1btebt-
81 Blpmouh ninrmt er ein 3tr1<
mer in ei1enr Sotel am Safen. SOUR
Elm poar 5tun6en idlafen NH ct, INN
|iih gu frddftiger,. l1n1 banr - uro
Sod ser @dbaf fliebt i'm. Grit
aegen Morgen .6uielt er etn.
Das tiefe Dr6Bnem Ser Sditfs-
ipfeife medf iifbn.
ST fabrt auf uro blidt nod Der
l1br.
u96enn!"
@rober @ottt Dos lebte Mfabrts-
lignnl. @erfabrenl
Ct lpringt aus Sem 8ett. Wtrft
s6ie @leiber Wber.
Dann fortl Sortl gieleidt lit
es nod nidt 8t# fpatl
Sebt unter an1 Sofe1. Mit brent
nenoen BIiden ftnrrt er anf ben
5hiffsma@ Dor Inn.
gpeben 8iebt maieitatiih Der 7Bul-
mer" bon 5a11,ten.
Modbem @erab geitern ouf leoe
|@eile Deriudt batte, Morbert 5a' tref-
fen, ltets nergebens lieB CT I'M
s@llrb tpie audi in Morberts Wobnu1tg
einen 8etteI 3uriif, IN benz er gtorbert
Bat, lid morgen fritz 8 nbr IN ASlp<
mouth an BorS oes r8alrper" et1t5l1-
finoen. Or babe eine Sabine fur i'm
nah &upitabt belegt.
M;ps "a iih ia oft trifft i'm Nebert,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16

lg1o Sif1l11D nit leltrem 1hrr1ib1gen
Singer Iiebal,geH, an oem Moies gro
Der Siegelring prnngt.
Saul bnt beute mie6er eirnnnl
enormes Slid. 81 getpinrt fait ie-
.oes Spiel uro itreiht glei6miitbM
Ole Silberitii6e Elm, Ole polter@ iiber
ben Gid gefIogen tou1npen.
NI0blib laBt ct Ole Sdn6e NIT ben
@arten finterp nnb Iaufdt.
u@os 1T los, Noalt?" fragte Ser
ale SobnnD, ser binter leinem 5tubl
itebt urlo 5uiiebt.
u6abt ibr nidts geb0rt?"
SHE lauiden.
vSol's ser @uduf - Elm 56uB!"
britt 8obbn inoem er m1fipringt.
Limo nod %einer!. II. @etpiB tpie6er
6ie @affernbun6el"
unb er grett gu ieinem @eooloer
uno iturmt ms Greie.
Mne ibm nab.
9rauben flarer Monbi6ein. Sell
be1euhtet er sic peiten Sanofldden
Ger @arroo.
@ieber ein SbuB IN meiter .66erne.
BORT! 6ortl" fret}9t GommD, ser
ouf einmol gang niidtern gemoroen
1T.
Mle ipaten nad ser o1gegebenen
&idtung.
uDort binten an &ori3ont idtpur55e
'@eitalten!" idreit 8obbD un6 iftir5te
bortparts. vMir nahL %SSl1ngens!"
8ie cine tpiI6e Sago tpiG man 90,
bonitiirmen.
God Nauls maiidtige Gimme ge=
bietet &alt.
usei6 ibr berriidt, SSungenS? @as
molt ibr obne Nfer6e moden?. -.
DM 8obbp, un6 gu, Seo6p ~ 6olt
eure Gbiere! l1n6 bringt @affen NIT!
Mrb Sonn - bortpdrts! STR moeren
bleibt 6lruf!"
Ma6 menig Minuten idon galop-
pierer 6ie orei Mdnmer aatr9 Sen
@uifeniano - in ser &idtung Der
am flaren @imme1 ii6 fdarf abbe-
ben6en i9paraen 5ilbo1etten.-
@r0Ber l1no GROCER. mer6en Ole
6nnflen nmrilie. nnb 6eutlider unb
1eutlider.
Sebt ltnterideioen sic bret Medatt-
1ter bereits 5tpei Setter, sic BON mebt
renen fatenartig acknowledgement
@eltalten l11rgeben iin6....
nno ieBt - ein Sdub -
Ser einR Setter fdeint au 8ooen
gu itiir5en. Midts mebr gu ieben BON
ibm1um Dem @fer6.
y@gorm6rts!" fomnn10irt 9aul,
iein 81 ier=anipornert6. ugtafb @ai6!0
Nah menigen Minl1ten iin6 fte an
Srt nt6 gtele.
Gin Setter mebrt itb p~er5tpeifelt ge=
lge11 ei1re11 uuf ibn northumberland
@aHern, maibren6 5pei un6ere &af=
fern om 8oben bo6en un6 itd nit
Sem geftir5ten Gfer6 5m idnffen nea=
den.
8eim Maber ser onei Mdnner
idneQen fie entpor nn6 retttte1 4pie
ser @in6 oabon.
SIM Ma 11ebmen @obbD a1n6 Se66D
sic @erfolglerg auf.
Saul. ober bleiM 5uriid bin6et
6em 6ritten @uffer raid &anoe a11po
GuBe u1t5 ftoBt i'm IN sen @at6.
Dan1 erit men6et er iib sem ge-
Nitur3ten Rfen6e 3n.
Gin idtpades Stobnen 6ringt on
fem DIR.
@rober @ott! SIT 6os 1idt cine
yraaeer}tnnme?.. !. l1n6 ein 6rnltet-
getpano?.
Ct bengt iid nieoer.
Inter bem @opf bes @fer6es rin-
get iiG cine Ia1rge golobral1ne &anr~
rdbme berbor.
111t6 iebt
@aul mei1t, fem &er3 miiiiiie title
r@oie!- fdreit er OUT. .@oiel !"
Nit bebenben &dnoen beb er 6en
aopf oes geftir5ten Sbpres in Ole
S6e.
r&auI! @oapI!" iond58t es mott
auf.
11no a,pei mei6e Mrme idlitgen fi6
nm feinen @a6en. nn6 5mei tparme
prefien iid ouf bie ieinen.
8a,ll lit to0tenblei@.
Nidt frogt er Gas beberroe @eib,
es fomn1t. Gin Bid IN bns
blaiie @efidtden iagt bm Dab es lei
set.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16

felt % il,beln ite auf alno Iod5etr
urr0 meinen Dor Greu6e.
8aA aber apinft ibnen ab. St
liebt, tpie a1gegriffen &oie 1T u1,o oiob
HE itb MIR nod nit Meiibe anfrebt
bdIt.
3artlid, pie ein ~iorgenoer Batter,
geleitet er tie in Mutter 8arabnras
Siitte.
Sic brobe Site geratb in einet
5alrnpel bon @nt5iiden. sSn einem
Mtbem Qodt u1r6 neint iie un6 itrei-
delt INNER uie6er nit ibren perfn0-
ferten braltnen @4n6en Ole bleiiden
@angen tires aieblings.
Miemanb beIditigt Stole beute init
|5ragen.
CRIT ont naditen Morgen, olS iie
nnsgeidIafen bat attpo gegeilen nnb
getrunten = ga tpi1tr1t Nauf lie. Dor
atn0 fragt nad 6em GRUNGE hires felt
lamen mi6tlider 8uitenritts u1ro no
ibr @atte lit.
&oie er5ablt = er5dbH ales, ob1e
elm Siipfelden 8n neridtpeigen.
l1n6 ibr iit, als idmelae 6ie Cts.
frufte, Ole ibr orupes Ser5 mdbrem
DER lekten Monate lumidlungen biielt,
als idapa1rbe an 1as @eb un6 2eino
nn6 iie iei mieoer oas barmIoe frobt
lide @aturfin6 ser iii6ofritaniiden
L&arrooz Ole utpiloe Stole BON Sop
IafD.0
&old unterbri# iie nit feiner
ESilbe. Mber in ieinem gebrdunten @e-
iiht 5udt es 6robetb.
Mls ieoo6 STE uSSl1ngens" erfabrem,
COB Stole, ribre &oie," fortan pieoer
BET ib1en Heiben min, 6oB iie aa1riid-
gefebrt lit fit INNER = 81 giebt es
|eim SSubelfeit mie 8iiffel : @ol6feD
Leg nod 1rie geieben.
Sis fritz am Morgen pioerbant
Die ii6afrifm1iide &arroo bon toier+
Dem 2dr1n uno briiQen6m Smgiang.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Magisteral District Convention

The Republican voters Of the
Rockport Magisterial District and alf
persons who intend to support the
Republican ticket at the coming No
vember election. are hereby called
to meet in their respective precincts
'at 1 o'clock on Saturday, Both day Of
August. 1s13j for purpose Of select
ing delegates to attend the district
convention. to be held at Rockport
on the 1st day Of September, 1913.
to nominate q candidate for Justice oi
the Peace on the Republican ticket.
to be voted for at the November elec-
tion, 1913. in place Of George M.
Maddox. Sr.. deceased. who was nom
mated at the recent primary election
for said office at said election. The
various precincts will be entitled
to one delegate to. each rs votes or
fraction thereof cast at the recent
Republican primary election. Pre-
cincts will be entitled to the follow
ing vote under this call: Simmons,
q; Cool Springs q; McHenry 4; N.
Rockport 6; South Rockport s. Total
10. Necessary to q choice 10.
OTTO C. MARTIN
Ch'm'n- Rep. Elk. Com.
RAMEY e. DUKE.
Sec'y. Rep. Co. Elk. Com.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Hartford, KY, r. 8, Aug.

Hartford, KY. r. 8, Aug. 10.
Editors The Republican.
The primary election has come and
gone and there Is more than usual
soreness among both the Democrats
and the Republicans. but here in
Bartletts precinct. where have liv-
ed and voted for a great many years,
! find the greatest amount of dis
satisfaction among the Republicans.
We old line Republicans were promis-
ed something like fair division OF
the nominees on the ticket. But what
do we get? One man, the candidate
for Representative. A place that
pays practically nothing. II the Re-
publicans had been given the county
clerk and taller there would have
been no kick coming, but there was
evidently q slate made up by some
body. II looks like ring work to the
fellows out In the country. We have
been hoping that everything would
turn out right and fair but there is
thick disappointment everywhere. The
only way that this dissatisfaction
can be cured is for some one or two
on the ticket TO withdraw and lot
the true Republicans have represen-
tation. Respectfully.
A TRUE BLUE REPUBLICAN.
paid Advertisement. 6tl)
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Death Of Mrs. G. B. Likens.

Mrs. Ruth C. Likens. wife Of Hon.
G. b. Likens. assistant auditor OF
Kentucky. died at the Hazelwood
Sanitorium at Louisville. Saturday
night, after suffering for several
months of tuberculosis.
Her remains were brought to Hart
ford Monday afternoon on the L. &
N. and were taken direct to the
Presbyterian church. where impress
sive funeral services were conduct
ed by. the Rev. DIR. Eberhard. OF
Frankfort. Quite a number of friends
of the family met the remains at lr-
vington. After the. funeral services,
the remains were inferred at Oak
wood. The floral offerings were beau
tiful and many. and the large audi
ence attested the high regard for Mrs
Likens by the people OF Hartford.
In addition to her husband. Mrs.
Likens leaves two boys, Edward. IL,
Frank D., aged /; one daughter Ma
riam. Z. and two brothers. John M.
Combs, Louisville; J. N. Combs,
Nashville; one sister. Mrs. o. Nj.
Lvermore. and an aunt, who
reared her. Mrs Rebecca Vaught, OF
Liyermore.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Pay Your Taxes.

Taxes for the year 1913 are now
due and we are ready to receive
same. Owing to a new law passeu
during the last Legislature, relative
to preparing the receipts, all taxes
will have to be paid at the office. SO
please call and pay your taxes at
your earliest convenience.
2tf. T. H. BLACK,
Sheriff Ohio County.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Baseball Dope.

Baseball Dope.
Seems like the Taylor Mines team
has gone into a winning streak, for
they are succeeding in defeating near
ly every team they have played for
the last several weeks.
Wednesday afternoon Taylor Mines
defeated Hartford here, score to 1.
1t had been confidentially expected
that this game would be classy ex-
hibition, but Hartford came mighty
near not putting in an appearance
Cundiff's putting the ball over the
left field fence was the only thing
that saved the locals from a goose
egg. Rickard and Davis were the
battery for Hartford: and Withrow
and Thorpe for Taylor Mines. Rick
ard did not put up his usual good
pitching, however, he struck out Z
men as against six by Wthrow.
Sulphur Springs won an easy victory
from HARTFORD at East END park SAT
urday afternoon, when they defeated
the locals 13 to Z.
When Taylor Mines played Equal
ity last Saturday week, Taylor Min
es won to Z in the morning game.
In the afternoon game between T. M.
0.d Island Station, the Island boys
lost to 5. The Sunday following
Island was defeated by T. NJ. score 2
to 6. At Centertown last Saturday,
Equality defeated Taylor Mines IL
to 4. Owing to sickness five of the
T. M. Players we're absent.
Hartford defeated the Institute
boys at East End park Tuesday at
ternoon, IL to o. Spalding did the
pitching for Hartford and Westerfieid
for the Institute.
Hartford will play Taylor Mines
here Saturday afternoon, and ON Sun
day afternoon play at Taylor Mines
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Twenty Dollars in Gold.

Will be given by w. E. Ellis, the
produce merchant of Hartford, at the
Ohio County Fair, for best saddle
and harness horse, either sex, any
age, fed on Arab Horse Feed bought
of him. Must enter contest by Sep
tember 1, 1913. First prize is $500,
second best, $500. ste.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Coming!

The Ohio County Fair, Sept. "a,
rs. 26 and 27. 1913. Now is the
opportune time to commence pre-
paring your stock. Don't put 1t off.
You can not feed them on any
better feed than Arab Horse Feed.
sold by w. e. ELLIS, Produce Mer-
chant, Hartford, Ky. STA.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
Hartford Republican.
FRIDAY. AUGUST q.


n. b. I E. Railroad Time Table
At Hartford, Ky.
L. 4 N. time card effective Monday
Aug. 21st.
No. 112 North Bound due 7:lS q. m.
daily except Sunday.
No. ia North Bound due Ills p. m.
daily except Sunday.
No, l1b South Bound due S:45 q. m.
daily except Sunday.
No. 113 South Bound due las p. m.
daily except Sunday
H e. MISCHKE, Agt.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

tached to preparing for the insti-
tute, has been a severe strain on
him.
The institute this year is again
honored by having the presence of
Prof. s. W. Taylor, who is still an
active teacher in Ohio county, and
has already taught 80 years. This
year he teaches at Greenbrier. And
also the presence of Prof. A. II.
Ross, who taught Prof. Taylor, when
he was going to school. Prof. Ross
has taught for many years, and is
still actively engaged in the profes-
sion. He teaches near Echols this
year, an adjoining district to Prof
Taylor.
Instructor Green has made a de-
cided hit with the teachers, and they
are unanimous in declaring him the
best instructor ever before an Ohio
county institute. His talks are all
to the point, easily understood, and
beyond all are practical, and the very
things that are needed to help the
teachers. They appreciate his ability,
and Supt. Leach is being congratu-
lated upon securing the services of
Prof. Green.
A home talent entertainment was
given Wednesday evening to large
audience.
Ohio county continues to hold her
position in the first place as having
the most beautiful teachers-among
the fair sex-of any county in the
State.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Sun Brothers circus will be in
Hartford on September Is, and will
show in the afternoon and evening.
MIR. r. S. Piper, advance agent for
the show, was in Hartford Tuesday
making arrangements for advertising,
etc. Their ad, will appear in The Re-
publican later.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Miss Leila Glenn will entertain a
few Of her friends Friday morning
for the guests of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Felix.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

At recent meeting of Hartford
Camp No. 2O2 Woodmen Of the
World, Mr.. Luther King, the Ird-
ware man, was selected as Council
Commander, TO fill the unexpired
term of Mr.. Leslie Bennett, who has
moved to Williams Mines, where he
has ACCEPTED a position.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Miss Ismay Mason. of Beaver Dam
II the guest Of Mrs. Ernest Wood-
Woodward this week.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mr.. J. N. Embry. the painter Us
painting the Republican building
ON Center street.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Prof. Lawrence Gary, of Louisiana
was a pleasant caller at this office'
wednesday.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Miss Rebecca Shultz. OF Livermore'
visited Miss Leila Glenn Sunday and
Monday.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mr.. Duncan Hamilton, Of Green
Vile, who has been the guest 81
Mr.. Douglas Felix. will return home
today.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mrs. Thomas Il. Petrie and daugh-
ters, Misses Leila May. aud Anna
Ruth, OF Brazil, Ind, left Wednes-
day morning for their home, after
spending several weeks here, the
guests of the formers parents, Judge
and Mrs. j. Il. Fogle. They stopped
in Louisville for a few days visit.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

MIR. William Hines has accepted a
position as fireman for the Hartford
Mill Co.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mrs. White is the guest of her
narents Cant. and Mrs. s. X. Cox.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mr.. Herbert Felix arrived last week
from Lexington to be the guest Oh
relatives and friends.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

just opened q new lot Of Percals
and Ginghams--just the thing for
school dresses.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

We are receiving daily New Fall
Goods. Will open this week new
Shoes for Men. Boys. Ladies and
Children for Sunday and for school
wear. CARSON Il Gu.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Nessrs. Jackson & Stevens, the
merchants OF Cromwell, were pleas
ant callers at this office yesterday.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

/ am ready to insure your horses
Jacks, mules and cattle against death
from any cause.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mrs. s. X. Cox is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. c. Z. Rogers, sf Elk
, t0u
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Attorney Ernest Woodward, OF the
local bar. went to Lyon county on
legal business yesterday.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Col. c. NJ. Barnett, senior editor
of The Republican, left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles. California,
having been summoned there to the
bedside of his brother, the Rev. G..
NJ. Barnett, who is critically i'll. Rev.
Barnett visited here for several
weeks last summer, the first time for
many years.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22
CARSON & CO.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Felix enter
tained Friday night with lawn fete.
Many young people were present
and q very pleasant time was spent
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

The pOstOffice AT FIeasaht HIuge
was discontinued during the past
week. The patrons Of that office have
been placed on rural route start
ing from Livia.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

About three O'Clock yesterday after
noon Hartford and surrounding coun-
try was given a tremendous rain,
a real old fashioned gully washer.
that continued for several minutes.
1t also grew very dark at that time.
This was the first good rain in this
section for many weeks. A telephone
message was received here about 2:1o
saying that a big cyclone was going
through the city Of Owensboro. Tele-
phone service 10 that city was put
ou1 Of service. and the extent of the
damage by storm is not known.
Judge w. 3. Taylor died at his
home near McHenry. at = O'Clock
Sunday morning. For several months
he had been a sufferer of kidney
trouble and complications. His re-
mains were taken to the Taylortown
church burying grounds, and buried
there, after services by Rev. H. d..
Bennett. at IL o'clock Monday morn
ing. Judge Taylor served one term
- county Judge Of Ohio county,
Judge r. r. Wedding succeeding him.
During his term Of public office he
made hundreds of friends all over
the countya who regret his death. He
was sixty-six years old and leaves a
wife. two daughters. one son, two
brothers, and three sisters. The Re-
publican joins the many friends
of the family in deepest sympathy
in their Bereavement
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Miss Orrell Fielden, who has been
visiting ut Mt. Pleasant. and Colum-
bia. Tenn, returned home this week.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

DIR. wilson.. Osteopath. Is at the
Commercial Hotel at Hartford every
Tuesday and Friday from IL O'CLOCK
noon until z o'clock p. m. oi'
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

/ am ready to insure your horses,
Jacks, mules and cattle against death
from any cause.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Miss Cola Bennett has returned 70
her home in the Washington neighpor
hood after weeks visit with MISS
Zula May Howard. city.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

few Of her friends Friday morning
for the guests of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Felix.
just opened q new lot Of Percals
and Ginghams-just the thing for
school dresses.
CARSON & CO.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Felix enter
tained Friday night with q lawn fete.
Many young people were present
and a very pleasant time was spent
The postOffice at Pleasant Ridge
was discontinued during the past
week. The patrons of that office have
been placed on a rural route start
ing from Livia.
We are receiving daily New Fall
Goods. Will open this week new
Shoes for Men. Boys, Ladies and
Children for Sunday and for school
wear. CARSON & co.
/ am ready to insure your horses,
Jacks, mules and cattle against death
from any cause.
Z. q. BIRKHEAD.
52tf. Agt. Ky. Live Stock lns. Co.
/ am ready to insure your horses.
Jacks, mules and cattle against death
from any cause.
E. e. BlRKHEAD,
52tf. Agt. Ky. Live Stock lns. Co.
Misses Mabelle Cooper and Josie
Helm, of near Whitesville. arrived
in Hartford Monday to be the guests
of Mr.. and Mn. C. B. Howard for a
week and attend the Teachers lnsti-
tute.
On account of the contractors not
getting the Hartford College building
ready by September LIST. the Board
of Education has announced that
school here will not begin until about
September 10.
wANTED-Reliable. energetic man
to sell Lubricating oils. greases and
paints in Ohio and adjacent counties.
Salary or Commission.
DOAN OIL & PAINT CO..
5t1. Cleveland. Ohio.
A delightful picnic was given yes
terday by Miss Mary Elizabeth Felix
I'd Mr.. Douglas Felix for their
guests Misses Clark. Tryon and Orr
and Mr.. Duncan Hamilton. The
crowd left about 10 o'clock ON a
boat and landed several miles down
the river. A delightful lunch was
served and the day sspent ,ir
bathing and other pp NJ amuse7
ments. f,S.rsf
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. e. Y. AIien' Oh Al
lensville. KY. will arrive today TO
be the guests Of MIR. and Mrs T. Nj
Woodward.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Mr.. B. +. Gray returned 10 ms
home in Beaver Dam Tuesday, after
"a visit here with his daughter Mrs'
II. Z. Brown.
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Miss Gladys Duke, VINO mas Deen
the guest of her brother, Mr.. Ramey
Z. Duke and wife for several days,
left Monday afternoon for Hender-
son, where she will visit her broth
er, Mr.. RetheE Duke and family, be-
fore returning to Louisville to re-
sumo her work with the Cumberland
people.
Mr.. U. s. Carson and family and
! Miss Verna Duke, Of this city, at
tended the surprise birthday dinner
given for Mrs. Jose Duke at the
residence of Mr.. Alb. Westerfield,
Dundee, Monday. Mrs. Duke was six
ty-eight years old that day, and all
of her children and grandchildren
were present. except her son, Mr..
H. o. Duke and family.
Mr.. Earl Barnes purchased the res
taurant business of Mr.. Herbert
Chinn Tuesday and took charge that
day. He will continue to run this
place on it's good standard, and Mr..
Barnes will certainly make good.
While young in years. he is a fine
business man, and will make his
mark in the business world. He is
assisted by MIR. Fred May, who Will
be with him until school commences.
j have placed an order for the
third car of Arab since June 23,
1918. Ii you are in need Of Arab, you
had better order now. as l can't
keep it in stock. viii likely be out
before another car arrives. Special
prices by the ton for cash. Don'
get Arab confused with other alfalfe
feeds. Arab contains no screenings
or any worthless material. Sold b,
w. e. ELLIS, Produce. Merchant
Hartford. 6tA
The Hartford republican., 1913-08-22

Misses Mabelle Cooper and Josie
Helm, of near Whitesville. arrived
in Hartford Monday to be the guests
of Mr.. and MB. C. B. Howard for a
week and attend the Teachers lnsti-
tute,