The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-03-28

Messrs Walter Knott and Frank
Allen, Centertown, we're in Hartford
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Elgin Jr.,
received a fine boy at their home
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair, of Blu
ford, visited their son, Mr.. VIII Blair
and family here few days this week.
Eggs For Sale-B. p. Rocks, Pope
Stock, per setting, 10 eggs for s1.oo.
Indian Runner Duck Eggs, 10 for Toe
MRS. JOHN w. SANDERFUR,
r. z, Hartford, Ky.
Mr.. J. +. Sotwers, who formerly
lived on what Is known as the j.
C.. Riley farm, north of Hartford,
died suddenly at his residence at Rock
ut Ind, last week.
Engraved or printed calling and
business cards can be had upon short
notice by giving your order to The
Republican, Hartford, Ky. Prices and
SAMPLES gladly furnished. 32tf
Sale bills, stock bills or any kind
of hand bills, of any description,
printed on short notice at The Re-
publican office, Hartford, Ky. Prices
are right-quality is first class. If.
Miss Leila Glenn, who is attending
Belmont College, Nashville, Tenn,
returned to her school Monday after
noon, after spending Easter here
with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
u S. Glenn.
Mr.. Allison Barnett. linotype opera
tor for The Republican, is taking
few weeks lay off from work, and dur
ing that time his position is being
filled by Mr.. Guy Forester, OF Ear
lington.
Ordination of the deacons and ED
ers of the First Christian Church
Of this city, will take place Sunday
Elder Wright, the pastor, will be
assisted by the Rev. w. j. Clark, who
will preach at the morning service.
Farm and Ranch, Hollands Maya
zine and The Republican all one year
each for $1.75, thus saving you $1.25.
Will be sent to one address or three
addresses, as you desire. Send all
orders to The Republican, Hartford,
Ky. Sztf
Seed Oats and Potatoes, at r. L.
Deyer & Cos. N. Y. Early Rose Po-
tatoes 95cts bushel, Early Six Weeks
Potatoes 81 .O5 bushel. Northern White
Oats IS cts. bushel. Cabbage, Onions
Fresh and Cured Meats at lowest
prices.
Hon. Shelby Taylor, formerly
lawyer of Hartford, but now residing
at Crowley, La, visited friends herf
last Friday. Mr.. Taylor also WISH
ed relatives and friends in Beaver
Dam for a few days before returning
: home.
u Local tobacco warehouse, which \
under the management OF MIR. T. +
Tanner, is pricing the A. S. of E. to
t bacco. has had returns from severa
hogsheads sold on the Louisville mar
ket, which brought $40 for leaf, ant
from SO to 81 for trash.
Powell Hale, the entertainer, ap
peared at the opera house here las
Monday night, under auspices OF tn
" local lyceum course, and deiighte'
his audience immensely. By man
he was pronounced the best reade
n that ever appeared here.
There is quite an epidemic @
humps in and around Hartford an
~ many school children have been COZ
:, fined to their homes on account c
' them. The later developments anon
the older folks are Prof. w. r. He'd
l. rick and DR.. j. B. Tappan.
Mr.. Byron Foster, connected wit
the engineering department OF tn
'e l.. and N. X. r. Co., and statione
" at Butler, KY, visited friends
Hartford Sunday. He was returnin
a to his work, and had visited his pal
f. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Foster,
Greensboro.
d After the regular drill and rif
D. practice OF Company H. last Frida
night, Lieut.. C. B. Shown was ho
Is at an informal luncheon for the mer
In bers of the Company present and
few guests. The affair was hughe
Nv enjoyed, and later some interestir
and beneficial talks were made.
We are in receipt of letter fro
the circulation department OF Il
- Louisville Herald announcing tn