The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-09-19

Mr.. w. Il. NewboIt has accepted the
position Of janitor for Hartford Cal
lege.
/ Mr.. J. w. Marks will leave today
for New York City to attend to
business matters.
I Mr.. X. w. King, the jeweler, has
moved his business into the store of
A. Barker, on Main street.
Among our callers Tuesday were
Messrs. l.. +. IIarrel, McHenry; r.
+. Butler, Democratic nominee for
Sheriff Ohio county.
Prof. w. X. Hedrlck has return
ed from Odin, ILL.,, where he visit
ed his father. While away, Prof.
Hedrick visited in st. Louis, Mo.
Lunches prepared in a hurry. cod
drinks, cigars and tobaccos, fruits
and ice cream. Next door to Moore's
Meat Market.
l0t4. EARL BARNES.
MIR. James Lyons has opened
pool room and fruit stand in the
Heavrin- Barrass building on Main
street, formerly occupied by r. w.
King, the jeweler.
Oily one marriage license has been
issued at the county clerks office
since our last issue. IL \ q, issued to
Harrison Duncan, Yeaman, KY, to
Dolly Payton, O.aton, Ky.
When you come to the Ohio Coun-
ty Fair next week bring along a
dollar to renew your subscription or
subscribe for The Hartford Republic
an. Fifty-two weeks for one dollar.
BY Monday everything will be in
shape for the Ohio County Fair which
is to be held here next week, and
promises to be great Fair. Hun
dreds of people are expected each
day.
Visitors to the Ohio County Fair
are cordially invited to visit The
Hartford Republican office during
their stay in Hartford. Come and
stay as long as you like. Center St.,
opposite the court house
Hartford has never had a line of
Kodaks before, but we will from
now on carry full line of the best,
(which is signified by the brandt
Eastman Kodaks, Films and Sup
plies. j. B. TAPPAN,
9t4 Jeweler & Optician.
MIRO Otto C. Martin is carrying the
rural route mail Of Mr.. Palmer this
week, during tn lateter's absence
while on a visit to Indiana. Mr.. Mart.
VI will as so carry the mail for Car
rier Frank Lowe. while Mr.. Lowe is
attending the State Fair, at Louis
willie.
DR.. ]. r, Pirtle has purchased the
old Y. NJ. C. A. bun ding from Mr..
r. E. l., Simmerman. and has now
crew of workmen Employed to re
model the entire building, which will
be used for DR.. Pirtle's dental Of
flee. When completed, the office will
be one of, the best of this kind in
Kenuckty.
Hartford College began Wednes-
day morning for the session of 1913
IA and under very flattering pros
poets. indicating this will be one of
the best years In the history of the
school. Renewed enregy is evidenced
upon the part of the faculty. pupils
and patrons. Quite number of out
Of town students have enrolled, and
many more are expected later.
On account of the rain Tuesday
there was no ball game here that
morning between Hartford and Sui
phur Springs. The game at Taylor
Mines between that team and Hart
ford was called off by the manager
Of the Taylor Mines team and no
game was played Saturday. The
Taylor Mines manager stated that
his team had not been working for
several days. and would probably be
called to work i'm the mines Satur-
day, and asked for a Sunday engage
ment, which was refused by Man
ager Casebier. of the Hartford team.
Hartford will play the strong Livia.
KY, team here Saturday afternoon.
Several Hartford citizens who are
interested in the school here have
started a subscription for the pur-
pose of creating fund. with which
to grade the front Of the lot on
Union street, and build a suitable