The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-04

Rubber Goods. CARSON & co.
Don't wait to hear your neighbor
tell about the good things, but join
the rush and secure your share.
CARSON G. co.
The recent Board of Supervisors
for Ohio county raised the assessed
value of the county $233,S57. The
total assessment, including raise, is
$4,94O,655.
The A. ID. Taylor Moving Picture
Show at DR.. Beans Opera House
Monday night was well attended and
he will have another show here next
Monday evening.
Mr.. Dodson Parks, Olaton. was
brought to Hartford last Thurs
day and adjudged by a jury to be of
unsound mind. He was conveyed
to the asylum at Hopkinsville Fri
day.
Cleve Her is offering some won
derful Come-Down prices for his
sale, which begins tomorrow. Pro-
fit is lost sight of for ten days.
Little Miss Mary Foreman. of
Narrows, who had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Foster Bennett, for the
past three weeks, returned home
Friday.
Misses Ethel Robertson and Annie
Baird and Mr. Aaron z. Ross, out
of-tOwn students of Hartford Col
lege, paid The Herald pleasant
call Saturday.
We started in Saturday morning
last selling best Granulated Sugar
at -21-lhs. for 81. 90 cash, or 100-ihs
for $3.50 cash, till further notice.
LIKENS & ACTON.
A protracted meeting will begin
at the Methodist church here on the
night of February 23d. The pastor
will be assisted by DR.. Albert b.
Lyon, of Louisville.
Don't fail to attend our semi-an-
nual Come Eown Sale : beginning
Thursday, February 9Th. Closes
February 14th. Come early and
stay all day. Lots of bargains.
CARSON & co.
Messrs. j. l.. Brown, Rockport;
w. NJ. Addington, Smallhous; j. L.
Porter. Hartford, Route 4; A. ID.
Grant, Shreve, (Narrows Route u;
A Ross, Centertown, Route /, and
w. F. Sanderfur, Beaver Dam, Route
3, were among our callers yesterday
-
. You will hardly miss seeing S. J.
Tichenor's special sale ad. in this
issue of The Herald-on the Sth
page. Mr. Tichenor has some real
bargains to offer. This ad. will be
followed by thousands of big hand
bills issued from The Herald job
rooms announcing this special event.
Mrs. +. l.. Felix, who underwent
very serious operation at the Nor
ton Memorial Infirmary, Louisville,
the Goth of last September. and who
has been in the city since that time
under the treatment of her physi-
clan and surgeon, will arrive home
to-day, very much improved in
health.
Ed. II. b. Gwinn has moved with
his family from Frankfort to Hart
ford, where he has accepted the pas
torate of the Christian Church. Ed
Gwinn preached his first sermons
here last Sunday morning and night
to good sized audiences. He has
moved with his family into the res
idence property formerly occupied
by Mr.. w. II. Moore.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson and Mrs
Ella ID. Boone, of Philadelphia. Pa,
are visiting relatives and friends in
Greenville. Ky. They will go from
there to Beloxi. Miss. when, af-
ter a few weeks visit to friends they
will go to Bessemer. Ala. where
after a few weeks visit to their
nephew and niece, Rev. and Mrs.
swallow. they will return home.
Miss Cora Lee Smith gave a very
pleasing entertainment at Hartford
College last Friday night, evincing
marked talent in her histrionic por-
trayals. She seems at home on the
stage and is a splendid enactor of
plays. On account of the very in
element weather there was not a
large crowd present. but the aud
fence was exceedingly well pleased.
USED THE KING DRAG Y
ROADS SMOOTH AND FIRM
Morgan6eld, KY. Feb. 2.-The
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