The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-04-04

Duhudy was BlOhiOJiOll idy
for the Baptist sunday School here
when interesting services we're helt
at IL o'clock.
We are in receipt of an excellent
article from Mr.. ]. Fl. Thomas, Of
Narrows, entitled "The Pathfinders'
that will appear in this paper next
week.
All boys wanting to join the Corn
Club of Ohio county will please
send name, address and age to Supt.
Henry Leach at once. Explicit in
.structions later.
Prof. F. p. Salmon, of Utica, KY,
was in Hartford last Saturday on
business and was pleasant caller
at this office and reneYed his faith
in The Republican and said he
couldn't be without 1t.
Nose Hines, colored, was tried be-
fore Judge Wedding yesterday after
noon, charged with breach of the
peace, and fined SO, and costs. 1t
is said that he struck a negro girl
in Hayti, the negro settlement OF
Hartford and Hines claims he did
it only after the girl had cursed him.
We are in receipt of a letter from
the circulation department of the
Louisville Herald announcing that
they will continue for a short time
their special clubbing rate with The
Republican. The special price is now
$275, or a saving of soc from the
regular price for the two papers.
The Socialists of Ohio county met
here Tuesday afternoon to effect a
county organization and county chair
man, secretary and committee was
selected. MIR. Landferseik who had
been engaged to speak at the meet
ing, was unable to be here on account
Of the high water preventing his
reaching Hartford in time.
Say. Mr.. Business man; do you
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Heads, Statements, Bills, Typewrit-
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Call at The Republican office. 32tf.
MIR. w. p. Midkiff announces as a
candidate for reelection to the Of
| flee Of Jailer of Ohio county. Mr..
Midkiff has made faithful and con-
scientiOus Official for the past four
years and requests an endorsement
of his work. He will make a strong
race for the nomination and If nomi-
mated will win out in November.
Mr.. Dillis L. Ward, of -Beda pre-
cinct, is asking the Republican NOM
nation for County Assessor. Mr.
Ward is a prominent farmer of the
No Creek neighborhood and stands
high in his community. For many
years he taught in the public schools
in the county and is thoroughly CON-
petent for the position. He will make
strong candidate both in the pri-
mary and before the people should
he be nominated.
The Ohio county Fiscal Court met
in regular session here Tuesday and
will be in session until Saturday
morning, attending to the business
of the county. The following magis-
trates are present. Esq. Mack Cook
Esq. j. II. Miles, Thomas Sanders
Grant Pollard, Leslie Combs, j. c.
Jackson, and J. l.. Patton. Esq. O.
e. Scott was unable to be present
the first of the week, on account OF
the death of his aunt. but will be in
attendance today.
Mr.. C. e. Smith announces in this
issue of The Republican as candi'
date for reelection to the office Of
County Attorney. Mr.. Smith has fill
ed the position of County Attorney
for the past four years In a highly
acceptable manner and will make 9
strong fight for reelection. lie wal
born and raised on farm in the
neighborhood Of Ceralvo. For severa
years he was connected with The Re
publican, but has given his entire at
tention to the pracice of law for the
past five years.
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