The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-05-08

been mentioned, is considerably i'm
proved.
Mr. Royce Igleheart returned home
last Thursday from Berea where he
had been in school
Miss Marie Austin of Beaver Dam
spent the Weekend with her sisters,
Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Williams.
Write your fire insurance either
town or county WITH CAL. y.
! KEOWN e. co. Hartford. KY. 1914
Miss Nora Wedding, after spending
the week-e>tl with her mother, Mrs.
DR.. Wedding returned to her school
at Central City Sur,iay.
Screen doors and windows made
and guaranteed to fit. Old ones re-
covered and painted at reasonable
prices. See us.
4ltf HARTFORD MILL co.
| Messrs. J. p. Stevens, Pen Taylor.
T. II. Black, Il. +. Birkhead and
Sheriff Sam keown are spending the
week camping on Grassy. Marshall
Stevens returned Wednesday.
Squire Leslie Combs Wednesday clos
ed a deal with Mr.. Estill Austin by
W ich he becomes the possessor of
the farm Eals. of Hartford, known as
the Porter farm. Consideration,
$4,000.
DIR. j. r. Plrtle,W. S. Tinsley, John
T. Moore, James Lyons and c. NJ
Barnett left Saturday for Grassy creek,
where they are spending the week
fishing. They were joined Sunday by
L. G. Barrass.
Just received a carload of the
Jones Brand of Fertilizer. Have any
analysis and will sell on same terms
have heretofore sold.
W. Z. ELLIS,
4Ot4 The Produce Merchant.
Messrs. Lewis Bozarth. C. E. Nor
rison. NJ. #. Dikens. Elmer Tinsley.
Herb Chinn and Maj. Lawrence have
been camping at the mouth OF No
Creek since Friday. Mr.. Lilxens came
in Tuesday. ....... ,...t. go.
l want to dispose of the balance
of my stock of Corn Drills, Break
ing Plows Disc Harrows, Double
Shovels, Five-Tooth Cultivators. ID
tooth. Harrows. &C., and will sell
same at very low price
4ltf. S. L. KING. Hartford! 7
Just received a 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 1t and they
WIN tell you the kind OF feed it is.
wlll sell the balance of thds week at
$37 per ton. w q. ELLlS.s
4Ot4 The Produce Merchant.
/ An election for school trustees
was held at the school building last
Saturday. Three men were elected
two to serve three years each and one
, to I'LL out the unexplreh term Of DR..
K. b. Pendleon. resigned. The elec-
ton resulted i'm the election of DR..
E. W. Ford. J. H. B. Carson and C.
NJ. Barnett.
Taylor & Son, of Beaver Dam,
showed scenes of the Mexican revolu-
ton on the screen ait DIR. Beans OPP
era house Monday night and the pic
lures were good. Owing to the incle-
ment weather only small crowd was
present 1t seems uhat Mr.. Taylor
always runs into bad weather on
his visits to this city.
Judge John b. Wilson, County
Clerk w. c. Blankenship, c.. o. Hun
ter, Hartford, arid DR.. Pal T. Willis,
Beaver Dam. and Mr.. W. r. Carrot,
Rockport, appeared before the State
Board of Valuation and Assessment
Wednesday to protest against a raise
of 10 per cent on farm lands. person.
atty and town los in this county.
There are four different camping
parties on the river from here this
week. composing i'm all over twenty
men. Reports from the camps SAY
fine sport Is being enjoyed. How
ever the recent rains have made
the river rise. even that far
down, and 1t is thought probable
that 1t may ruin the hand-pole fishing
for few days. .''is's @'4'A. ~.
The bucket brigade was again
called to action Saturday, about noon.
when sparks falling from the kitch-
en- chimney on the dry shingles OF
The residence of MIR. f. L, Felix, on