The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-06

, Screen doors and windows mad
and guaranteed to TT. Old ones re
covered and painted at reasonabl,
prices. See us.
left HARTFORD MILL co.
Mr.. Luther Duke, of Greensboro
passed through Hartford Monday
en- route to Cromwell to visit friend,
and relatives and put in a good por
ton of the time fishing in Green
river and the lake during the montl
of May.
The funerals of Mrs. Erma vii
liams and Violet Detrel Williams
the late wife and daughter of Thos
p. Williams. will be preached al
Central Grove church on Sunday
18th of May, by the pastor. Rev. Flu.
qua. Services at II O'Clock a. m.
want to dispose of the balance
of my stock of Corn Drills, Break,
ing Plows. Disc Harrows. Double.
Shovels, Five-Tooth Cultivators, IA
tooth Harrows, &C., and will sell
same at very low price.
left s. l.. KING, Hartford.
We intend that every man who
intends to build a house this season
shall have everything he needs to
use. from brickbat up, and at the
very lowest possible price.
Respectfully,
left HARTFORD MILL co.
Mr.. John w. Miller and family
left for Chatham, H., last Wednes-
day where they will reside in the
future. We regret to have them
leave our town, but while this is
true. they have the very best wishes
of their friends here.
At the election of school trustees
for Hartford College last Saturday
DR.. f.. w. Ford. Col. G.. NJ. Barnett
and Mr.. Henry Carson were chosen.
Two of these men were elected for
three years each and one to fill out
the unexpired term of Dr. f. b. Pen
dleton, resigned.
Mr.. Warren Taylor. Hartford.
Route 6, died very suddenly of
heart failure last Wednesday. Mr.
Taylor was one of Ohio county's best
citizens and will be greatly missed.
The deceased was the father of
Prof. A. p. Taylor. who formerly
taught in Hartford College.
DR.. Clarence DeWeese and wife
and Mr.. b. C. Wilson and wife,
Fordsville, came to Hartford Mon
day afternoon, returning home Tues
day morning. DR.. WeWeese and Mr..
Wilson came down to attend spe-
cial meeting of Hartford Lodge No.
675, f. * A. NJ.
EYES NEED GLASSES. when
you have to hold your reading furth-
er than IS inches away, or have the
We make scientific tests, fit best
quality glasses at the very lowest
prices. j. b. TAPPAN,
17t4 Jeweler & Optician.
Mr. Hiram Rabbit, aged 10. died
at his home near Dundee, April 81,
of cancer His remains were inter-
red at Pleasant Hill cemetery next
day. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. Jenkins. Mr..
Rabbit was a member of the Baptist
Church. He leaves a wife and six
children-four boys and two girls.
Just received carload of Arab
Horse Feed, the best alfalfa feed on
the market, pure and unadulterated.
Contains no foreign matter. Ask
any one who has tried it and they
will tell you the kind of feed it is.
VIII sell the balance of this week at
$37 per ton. w. Il. ELLIS,
i5t4 The Produce Merchant.
County Judge Jno. b. Wilson,
County Court Clerk w. G.. Blanken-
ship. cashier Bank of Hart
ford. c. o. Hunter. Hartford, DR..
Pal T. Willis. Beaver Dam, and Mr..
w. X. Garrett. Rockport, went to
Frankfort yesterday to appear be-
fore the State Board of Valuation
and Assessment to protest against
the raise of 10 per cent. ON farm
lands, personally and town lots in
Ohio county.
Sparks falling from the cooking
room chimney onto the roof, which
WAS composed of dry shingles. start
ed a fire at the residence of The Her.
AIDS publisher, on Walnut St., Hart
ford, last Saturday noon. The blaze
would have done much damage had
1t been allowed to attain Roadway.