The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-07-11

gun work.
WANTED-Several cars of new
Wheat. II you have any for sale,
call on w. e. ELLIS,
Produce Merchant,
sofa Hartford, Ky.
FARM FOR SALE-A splendid 1902
acre farm, two miles South of Gen.
tertown, Ky. A splendid farm and
bargain. For particulars, call on
BARNETT & FOSTER,
52tf. Hartford, Ky.
Mr.. U. S. Taught, postmaster at
Centertown, was a caller at this of
flee Wednesday. He turned in sew
eral votes for his little daughter.
Ruby Neal, in The Republican Shet-
land Pony Contest.
DIR. E. B. Pendleton received tele-
gram Wednesday afternoon from ply
sicians in New Mexico, where Mr.. z.
Wayne Griffin, of Hartford, had gone
for his health, stating that Mr.. Crit
fin was rapidly sinking and that they
had started him home. DR.. Pendleton
left Wednesday night to meet Mr..
Griffin at Kansas City, Mo.
A telegram was received in Hart
ford at o'clock Thursday afternoon
announcing the death of Mr.. Henry
Field, who was living at Port Arthur,
Texas. His remains will be brought
to Hartford Saturday and it Ia
thought interment win take place
that day. Until few years ago, Mr.
Field had resided all of his life in
Hartford and his friends here will
deeply regret his death.
Among our callers Tuesday wert
Messrs. S. l.. Stevens, Cromwell;
Henry Leach, Republican candidate
for School Supt.; WinsOn Smith. Re-
publican candidate for Magistrate il
Rosine district; S. A. Bratcher ant
S. o. Keown, Republican candidates
! for Sheriff; c. e. Smith, Republican
candidate for County Attorney; j
w. Duvall and w. p. Midkiff, Repub
lean candidates for Jailer; ESQUIRE
Mack Cook and Esq. j. II. Miles, Re
u publ can candidates for County Judge
: Co. H will leave Hartford Tues.
July Is, at LAG p. M, going to Mid
u dlesboro, KY, where 1t will encam
u with the First Kentucky Brigade 70
period of 10 days. A special coacl
:, will take the company to Madison
), Vile where it will be put in a specia
r train. This train will consist of
e coaches and will carry the Hartford
p Henderson, Madisonville, Eariingto
and Hopkinsville companies togeth
l. er with the Sd Regiment Field an
e Staff and Band. The trip will likel
5. be made up through the heart OF Tel
e, nessee and by way of Cumberlan
% Gap. Returning the company will al
st rive at Hartford Thursday. July q
at 2:55. p. m.
Z The Fourth of July in Hartford wa
,e well celebrated, the Hartford Cam
" of the WOodmen of the World hay
ID ing given a big picnic and barbecu
70 at the fair grounds. Fine weathe
4 prevailed all day and an immenf
crowd was here, and the best
order was maintained at the ground
\. The ball game In the afternoon prov
a. ed a great attraction. and the Woot
i'm men cleared q nice amount on tf
a days work. The following prizes Wei
Nv awarded at the picnic: Best suckin
A colt $5.-Rev. r. ID. Bennett; Pre-
No test baby. three years. subscriptc
to Hartford Republican-Little WI
sey Owen. daughter OF Mrs. Hzz
!. Owen; Best sucking mule. ~ pa
:. of shoes-Dennis Ashley; Feot roc
81. hat-Joseph Daley; Bicycle rae
sss $2.50-willis Lyons; second priz
Ingersoll watch-Charlss King; Be
4. lady rider. IS. pair OF shoes - MI
Kathleen Turner; Best piano play
and singer. %. piano bench - M
u Marguerite Taylor; Mule race. $40
'" Harlan Stewart. ~
" Dyssnssry is always serious al
III often q dangerous disease. but
ur can be cured. Chamberlsiu's Col
nd Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy b