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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
WILSON DISCUSSES
CcOntinusd From Firss PAs.J

Geological depression reports came
10 tho White House from the business
world that II was believed the presi-
dent did not wish to discuss his poll
Giles with the men vitality Interested
IN them. White House officials saw
that impression was wholly inaccur.
ate and that the presidents only rea.
son for not consulting business lead
ers was that while at work upon n
definite program he did not wish TO
nave II take the appearance OF hav-
ing been Influenced. While the cur.
Trency bill was in passage he declined
10 receive some member OF Mr.. Nor
CANS firm. IL was recalled that aside
from James Speyer the banker the
president bad discussed public poll
eies with no other big men OF the
business world Mr.. Speyer came TO
give the president some information
ON Lattn-American finances. Andrew
carnegie and James ]. Inn have been
received AZ the White House but their
visits have been purely personal and
OF very short Duration
Ran Gauntlet OF serIbes.
Mr.. Morgan ran the gauntlet OF a
rapid fire OF questions as he emerged
from the White House through a small
sea OF correspondents.
My visit with the President was
very cordial. You viii have 20 ask
him what We talked about" was his
response TO all questions. as he drove
away.
Later persistent questioner
pressed Mr.. Morgan a little closer.
Mr. Morgan. said he. has the
President sent for you and the other
business men OF the country. or are
the business men coming here 20 talk
TO him.
Don't you think we ought to-" re-
Joined Mr.. Morgan with a suspicion
OF emphasis which might be inter
preted according to the point OF view
OF the interviewer.
The remainder OF the afternoon Mr.
Morgan spent observing what freedom
a world.hgure may enjoy in the capi.
tal OF his own country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
IMPRESSIVE
CcSusisa.a iron rlrs. PAx.l

ne corfese a. the foot % The an
oassadcr's staircase and walked SLOW
h forward TO meet u. preceded by the
boz choir q the court chapel chant
Ing "Miss.rers
Impressive Proeessien.
The procession then advanced to
the chapel ~ith the Austrian ard
hunEa-iau lie guards and hAlbeidiers
NslkiuE beside the cofins which
were attended by four noble paEcs
dressed la sombre costumes and car
rying huge lighted waN tapers. The
court chamberlain and other officials
brought up the rear. The collins
placed on an elevated catafalque en-
tirely covered with sold brocade win
swinging canopy.
After short bsnediction the cham
berlain Of the late archduke handed
The Keys Of the coffins % Prince Mon
al departed
The Hofburg chapel t. very small
accommodating not more than 200
quate for such a ceremony as that OF
tomorrow.
The only member Of the imperial
family who attended the ceremony TO
night vas Archduke Charles Francis
Joseph nov heir 10 the throne who AZ
station Go meet the body Immense
crowds gathered around the station
and along the whole route 10 the Hpf-
purE standing barehead and in pro
found silence as the cortege passed.
N was officially announced tonight
10 the disappointment OF the viennese
populsce that an attack OF lumbaEo
would prevent the German emperor
from attending the funeral.
Agitation Not Ao~.sd-
The anti Ssrvian agitation which l.
hecoming an exceedingly dangerous
s9mptom shows no sign % abatfnr
Even while the funeral cortege was on
tts wey 60 the Hofburg hundreds or ex-
cited students were engaged in a des-
perate struggle with the police 10 reach
the SerVian legation within three blocks
OF the procession strong forces 81
mounted and foot Rendarmes have
Euerded all the approaches 20 the iega-
tlon ever since the serious defnon-fraf-
ion on Tuesday and when a was seen
That the attack would be renewed 800
endorsements were hastily summoned
The crowd hooted and yelled but the
police dispersed the students after a
struggle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
ST. CLAIRSVILLE


ST. CLAGRsV1LLE. o.. July 2.-Tha
following marriage licenses were issued
IN the probate judges office Thursday:
Edgar y. Green. age 90 occupation
gardner OF Nallonia. o. and Ruth Nit
she,l. age u, OF Shadyside, %. Rev. n.
terian church performed the ceremony.
Martin Pierce. age 81. occupation. coal
axe 20. Of Nens .. squire John Stdebot-
tom performed the ceremony.
James Il. McGaughy, age 20, occupa-
ton. cigar roller OF Bethesda, o. and
Lola May Bowen, are 20, occupation.
cisar roller, OF Barnesville, o. Rev
i. >. Rose pastor OF the Rarnesyille
mony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
KILBANE
Gets Shao3 0v~r Vnockout Mars at
Cinoirrati-Was Really .
Victory for Mars

Special IIsrHtrh Co fna InfelliFenrer
July . Before N crowd OF 1n 200 fsrl
tu tUIirud Ftsid ts-uiRht. Champiau
Iohnuin l.ihrur. fsaft trwcieht extrao--
alnafN. hau 20 ru the Limit 0f ten rounds
% Fsf slight shade over EoorE~ut
Mare. uf this city Tho slight shade
Fot. Co. trn champion because of MA
NlIl f'a. tH force fl. proceedings and
Die best ..-k ir the a.nnII amount rf ir.
trUNnE fnr uEhfrf- INDUCED ir D.
vac r.'H.urIt Mare drtfrfninnfi1n rtf
nmhltiNr O." FtHt tfe limit end hts nbif-
m. Do a. H. end flr foes that be- 81
,augd 1II uurianmeuf constitutes var.
tIt. victory Tor The l1raI yuurrafer. aa
hIIh'M" stopped HiH cold lu seven
fuunIe some u.uffEe rru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
.R. THOMAS roIr. OF RAD.
cLifFs. ENGLAND. CALLS
UPON HIM rERG.
Separated For Forty Years and by
Thosssnds % Milss--Msstins
Mas q rsppy Ore.


Born In the sane town. playmates
during childhood days. separated Ia.
ter By thousands OF miles. for a
period Of close 20 forty year. and
then Joined BY a friendly handclasp
x. sas yss' 2, s w1.s up srsi
genial manager OF House 4 Herr
MAINS store. and Mr. Thomas Holt.
81 Radcliffe. England Mr.. Allen and
Dir Holt lived In Radcliffe. England
during their boyhood days and were
Intimate friends. After Mr.. Allen
reached a more mature age no left
BIS home town and travelled sxtsn-
slNeiy. being engaged a. a purser on
one OF the ocean steamers for long
time tie later came TO this country
and located.
lie was located IN the northwest
Tor a number % years. later moving
70 Zanesville and later 10 this city
Since his residence here be has been
connected with the firm OF House a
Hermann and now IL one OF the
owners OF that Arm
Mr. Holt remained In the town OF
nie birth and entered business there.
Until recently he has resided there.
but because OF m health. sailed for
the western hemisphere. He went to
Saskatchewan. Canada. and after Wis
east He went TO Moundsviile. where
he visited at the home of Capt. Jack
Matthews. While there he Inquired
az 10 whether any Engllshmen we're
located In this vicinity, and when IN.
formed that there are asked for
their names and also that he be TAX.
en- 10 them. that he might be permit.
ted 10 meet them.
When the name Of Mr.. Allen was
mentioned. he failed 20 recognize IL.
and he visited him yesterday at the
House & Herman store. in addition
Co others, whose names he had been
given. Upon his meeting Mr. Allen
he az once recognized him. as did Mr..
Allen In meeting his boy chum"
They Rrasped hands and Immediately
drifted back to the remembrances OF
the old days, and for some time. en-
loyed their boyhood days over once
The meeting after close 10 40 years.
was one OF the most interesting TO
them, and others, who witnessed the
greeting. that could nossible be. The
men renewed the old friendship and
when the time for parting came, n
feeling OF regret was felt by each
The smallness OF the world was
shown In the meeting Of these two
men. Even though they were sep
arated for years and by thousands Of
miles, they met once more and lived
In the days OF their childrhood.
Mr.. Holt left yesterday for New
York. from where he will sail for his
native country In a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
FATAL INJURIES
Martins Ferry Man Crushed Beneath
Huge Stack That Fell With Him
In That Town Yesterday.

George Bireh had what is consid.
cred an almost miraculous escape from
instant death yesterday evening about
o'clock when the stack OF the Buck
eve glass house. in Martins Ferry
upon which he was working. let 20
and fell with him quite a distance.
Birgh was pinned under the bricks
and sustained injuries which may vet
prove fatal. as he Is lying in the Mar
TINS Ferry hospital I'm n critical condi-
ton. DR.. MesseTly who g. attending
MIN. stated that the exact nature OF
the injuries could hardly be ascer-
tanned as yet
BIRCH was working on the stack cut.
ing away the iron bands. which were
10 De sold a. junk. n was the inten-
ton or the owner OF the old plant TO
remove the stack by dynamitlne II.
but wished 10 save the iron. II posi-.
pie. lie was IN the Ohio town yester-
day and hired Birgh 10 do the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

ny home. No. - ThirtN-r.st street. viii
% ield the fu~yrri ser, ices on or thF, IL .
James 7. Mcdonald. sc remains haVinss
=. lNtd ~ the city last night at T.3s
~ cicck The deceased passcd avay a.
Cambridge Springs Wednesday mornine-
NhtI" ne NED gone TO rccuperate hi =
n'Hllh. Ihe deceased was n membe,. "
iHe ii~-, or NcDpnsld Rro-. and was I'm
the eSrd Nc@r ~ HE s~e. He Is sur
NiN'd by one daughter. Miss Minnie
ana thrce brothers Ice. Milton and
Charles 7. The services viii be in
charge o. Rev. J. u. Workmsn and sat
urday morning the remains will be- re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
sAsLe PROPERTY SOLD.

Auctioneer W. f. Wickham voater.
day conducted a sale of the former
property ~ George Basle. bankrupt
~ the place OF business. corner Of
Iwelfth and Market streets The ex.
act amount or the proceeds ~ this
safe u not known but the rrrlizaflons
were fair but not large enough 10
cover the Indebtedness Of tho bank.
rupt The sale was conducted under
the orders OF Trustee Harry Kline. Jr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
Rev. s w. Davis ohs.v,e..

The iuueia al % ,h- Rev. : ~ Davis
o. WIZ n. burg Pa, mention 81 whose
Hsa'n NJ niotflNn T Iesday afternoon
WI, ke place this afte ruoou. The body
WI he taken directly TO Greenwood
c'het,FN IRON the train. funeral SER
Vices having been condu,ted al I-,ion-
'Mh yesterday afternoon Mr. Davis
wa, 20 years old and was well and faV-
Iaply khpWn IN W-oeling. especially
q mrrg the olde- members OF ThorrscS,
~. ~. cHufrN IN fhe Island. where he
erNed as pastor MANY Years ago. The
.attr Aeaf@ of his liic he had devoted
~ Nnich No achieved marked success
rs oetth g., mes a. great shock TO
, = 'lelos - ne was Unit erFally be-
him. " wv N"eN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

on the goth day 81 August. Al this
pace, VIII he held a reunion Of the letb
ONO volunteer Regiment. All memb..rs
Cuaa the we'll rcnerl borod hattie -
Z hicamauEa battle ~ porryVlllo XIV
the march from Atlanta 10 tho sea and
Washington city All the Ola sotdters
ln this Vicinity will fc present and Ma
Jor Craft, % the regiment. r. expected
20 N, prcFent from chicago. Among the
wilson. ~ Cleveland. and Haa Wilson.
hetter known g. the quiet phscrv or q
- persons readlnF hts editorials In the
Pittsburgh Gazette Tiufea. Tho rsupfo,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Funeral services over the remains az
ne tote Mary q. tFIrria daughter 81
Daniel and Rachel Hsrris ct short
Creek who died TursdpN. June 30 were
f"dl yesterday Afternoon a. o'clock
from her homo. The HcrNiccs were con-
Quoted BY itet. o.. s. Grcsc. uastar 81
The short Creek ". Y. church ~ which
the drrcaerd was member She leaN 90
% mourn her loss ono brother. WIiiIa.l
Harris ard a vide circle Of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
PRISONERS 70 PEN

Three prisoners who were tried NJ
ne last term Of Criminal Court ir
tnis county were removed To- tho rarf.
Tertiary last night in charge of Cuard
georFo D.. Beckett The men were
Handy Barnes. four years for commit.
lnf an uncomfortable crime on three
befy. and ION stevens f6r robbin.
kain's garage Of several auto tires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Ms. HcIcn Hurhpa Hradiev rcrcI,---I
from william V. Kirtor clerk on mo
courts N Alleehenv county. Thursday
H,"ImlnE a certified copy or the deere
1t dlNorce granted her from owen w
hradiey, ~ Pittsburgh RI. The petition
tor divorce was Med curing the pecetn-
Dot term or court IN the 1903 but tho
case was heard and The doCfsto, ~. 80
20 IN the Allegheny courts. Nav "a 1911
Inc plaintiff was restored 10 her rnsfB.r
name Of Helen Hughes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
REFERENDUM VOTE
VIII Ne TaEsn 81 the Wsstfnah ouss
btrifsrs On Proposition OF company
20 Return 20 worn.

pfTTERURGH. Pa. July whether
they shall return to work and accent
the oners made hy me heads 0f he
Wertlnghouse Industries Will be ruf up
a1uarcly Co tho 90 900 strikers Tine
grievance committee ~ the atritars Ia.
,nrnlefrd arrangement for faEfnz
referendum upon the question e.. nor
row. E1ll0fs have beer printed ana win
Pc distributed 60 striking employees
< committee ~ strikers called cd,
United states Senator uotea Tourras ~
lcursVlvuui1. and asked him 90 nff
tneU iu obtaining fhe use ~ rfrfa.
hIrEh streets 90 solicit funds Tho
strike situation waa explained t1 the
nfnnior. ana Dc promised Co do what bel
could to help them
Three sfrlkrr4 were arrested On last
I.itHhIrFh lgr lecrIrr workmrn ar thcv
err tne WeeturhnIan Electric and
Tried 20 Eni Herr
mHnF ffrorta were lu circulation here
and iu tho Turtle Cfcer faIlav fo.rirhf
tf1f au attempt had been made IN IN.
IIf" OF D. NJ. Herr urfHHI. n. .. H..
PSI 'efInrhouse Electric and MarIf4rfr~-
Jug COMPANY. early yesterday morning
Tnrfs o. procure information from Nr
Herr or the police ~ EdFsuuud ysbsrs
az Heir rerIdee rere barren az rf.
.Wis W. U.rr referred ODD inqutrira
~ ia kr1un. however. from rrvsr-f
residents IN IdrcwnoI fHHf r rr.lIt..
snot vac heard ln The vicinity OF Tire
i.rrr rerileurr and that several af.Ea
m dynamite were found ON the lawn
NNtf iNe NnHHr Nr policeman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
steaek Funeral

Of tho late Frederick Steack. who lost
ms Utc as the result Of drowning in
TIE ONO river AZ the McMechen dam.
sunday morning. were held in the
Ihurch Of God. At McNechen. ycster-
nay afternoon. lntermcnt was made
IN the McMc"hc1 cemetery. Rev. q.
-. Iraccy preached the funeral ser
mon. The services were in charge Of
Nelson Lodge No. 90. A. p. A A. NJ.
OF THIS CITY. OF wbiCa the deceased
Wes member. From the sadness OF
inc occasion OF tho young mans death
ard rom the vide circle of friends
which be enjoyed. one Of the largest
Crowds ever assembled in the Nc.
Mcchen cemetery was present to pay
It's rc7pccts TO his memory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

me girls employed az the local Troll
glove factory will receive their monthly
10y envelopes this evening. Monday II
we regular time for tne paying of the
employees but the local factory will close
~ SIX O'Clock this evening until Mondav
for the Fourth Of July
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Funernl services over the remains NJ
NE late Robert ; Hraton viii b. held in
ne morntnE 81 $50 clock Il the home
~ his father Mr. Charles Heaton.
itoptien hirh mess viii b. celebrated At
- o'clock sud trtcrmcnt Will be- in Nj
his nth year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Funeral services over the remains o.
the late Mrs. George W. Lennon. Jr
We're held Yesterday AZ the home OF her
iAthcr-in-law George W Lennon ar
az = O'Clock. ead intermcnt followed 10.
brentwood cemetery. Rev. Thamaa
Grier koont2 had charge or the services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

To-day IN probate court viii b. heard
tNo juvenile cases .bsfore Judge Ioht
=. Nlchoie. complaints being filsd -
tefder ~ Humane Cficsr John Travis
~ bcilaire. alleging Isessie Eyans an
Ethcl bunley. both - Of GAINESVILLE 20
- tncorriElbis children The hcarir 4
VIII take place AZ 2 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

. \ clearing house FOR lost rbudrs-
l9st friends and relatives has been pro-
nided Tor By the exposition officials
This central registration bureau viii
communicate with scores OF feierrores
over the Erounds. as well a. the entire
Han Francisco telephone system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Rev. and Mr.. Ira Lsipsr sufertaInsai
leSgt 81 % kisISos sstdosd sunoX IN
Lnited Fresoj terian ch4rcn last eve
lng 81 their Beautiful country home
vest OF town. The society enjoyed th-
TYP % the home on he hay saEon ana
each member took a friend Games Were
the iasn. In conclusion refreshments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
Mr.. WALKER ALLEN MEETS
FRIEND OF B0YHOOD DAYS

III - a. al dAy affair snd - noon
alnnef Vii D. served 10 the ccuft house
49, IN ne evening supper Will ..
served ~ the hight 81 a camp fire ana
90 songa - popular - the Tine Of fna
war VII b. sung ard dlffsrerf sus.k.r.
al maze speschea. All soldiers sfuu a
nae arrangements - - present 81 tnis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
HarrIson County Gauges.

The one-time large producers in the
Gordon sand development I'm Sardis
district. Harrison county. are rapidly
declining. The South Penn Oil Com
pany's No. > on the Jesse 4. Sprout
farm Is down to 100 barrels. The same
company's No. on the T. r. Ogden
farm IS producing l15 barrels, and the
Washington Gas Company's No. /. A.
{. Piggot. and Grove & Parrish's No.
]. II. v Moore. 10 and 95. respective
"
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
The TARIFF IS
STILLA VITAL issue
In Its Discussion Our Latest Ex
perience Under Free Trade
Will Be Considered.

Theories have been torn to shreds
The campaign of 1914 will be based
on practical truths A man needs no
theory to tell him when his invest
ments are bringing no income, nor to
interpret the envelope that brings
his employment to close. The con-
ditions of to-day did not exist in
1912, when the Republican party was
in power. and the country is full of
men who realize that fact. Then
there were good times. Nothing has
happened in the meantime to make
a change but the change i'm national
administration. Therefore that must
be the cause.
At the close of the last presIden-
tial campaign the Democrats an
nounced with glee that the Tariff
question was settled, that the coun-
try had decided firmly and finally
to put aside the Republican doctrine
of Protection and substitute for it
the Democratic theory of Tariff for
revenue only. But the working out of
that. policy has proved that such
policy is one of revenue for the for
eign manufacturer only, and with
that the nation is not satisfied and
never will be.
Instead of being settled, the Tariff
question will again be an issue and
very live one. In it there will be
a new note, that of experience. In
the discussion of 1t there will be facts
presented, not the rainbow pictures
of those who see visions and dream
dreams.
All over again will be tried out
the issue of whether man or a ma
ton having a legitimate and proper
advantage shall sacrifice it in def
erence to a theory; whether men
who have income and employment
shall surrender them on. the ground
that some imaginary better thing
will take their place; whether 1t is
wise to suppress that instinct which
bids man to look after himself and
his Own.-Indiana State Journal.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
Notice.

Orders. Ohio County Court, spe-
cial Term. Sept. /. 1914, Hon. John
B Wilson, ]. o. c. c. Presiding
Allison Haynes, ct al,
Va. order.
Public Ditch or Drain.
The viewers having this day M
ed their final report herein. and
same having been examined by the
Court, and being in due form aud IN
accordance with the law, Is now ap-
provd and ordered fled, and said re-
port was examined by the Chief En-
gineer and approved.
II is ordered by the court thai
said report be set for exceptions
September 2sth, isi4, and for fins
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
Victims OF Auto Accident.

Covington. KY. Sept. S.-John A.
Parlin. of Wyoming, president of the
Kenton Baking Powder company OF
Cincinnati, well known in business
and manufacturing circles. and Lii
lion Lacava, aged twenty-five. were
killed early today when Parlin's au-
tomobile ran over a steep embank-
ment along the Horse Branch road,
Sandfordtown. Ky. Samuel Long.
prominent in society Of Covington,
and two other women. who occupied
the rear seat Of the automobile,
jumped. escaping with only MINOR
injuries.
The bodies of the dead were taken
to a morgue In Covinston. The. en-
bankment where the accident oc'
CURED is very steep and about ten
feet deep. Calls for assistance were
made by Long and farmers sent
word to Covinyton.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
MIR. v. Nj. Stewart Dead.

Mr.. V. M. Stewart, one OF the
most prominent citizens of Beaver
Dam died at his home Tuesday morn
ing from a stroke of paralysis. Fun
eral services were conducted by Rev.
A. b. Gardner Wednesday morning,
after which the burial was at sunny
side Cemetery, Beaver Dam. Mr.
Stewart was a member of the Baptist
church and stood high in his CON-
munity. He leaves wife and daugh-
ter and numerous other relatives to
mourn their loss.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11

The following members of Co. G,
1876 KY, Uniform Rank, members OF
Hartford Camp 2O2 w. o. w., left
Monday to attend the National En-
campment at Union City, Tenn:
Marvin Baird. Captain; T. p. Will
iiams. Herbert Stewart, w. C. Lilies
I'rnie Wallace. Hiram Duvall. H. C
Shown, Claude Ward, Omar Wallace
Herscnel Roach. II &. Acton. Sa Il
Shaver. Forrest Hudson. James Pr.
tie. Frank Naples, Ernest Caskey
and Berry Hawkins.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
Pierce-WiIliams.

The Republican has received an
nouncement of the marriage of Mr.
Gross Williams and Miss COrnelia
Pierce at Chicago on September 5th
Young Williams is a Hartford boy
who has made good in the great
city and is son of the late G. b.
Williams. who was for many years
In business here. The Republican ex-
tends congratulations.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
hearing on said date

The clerk of this court is ordered
ana ,Airected to cause to be publish
"a, ns<iee of said final hearing In
one Issue of newspaper of general
circulstton in Ohio county. and by
vossine written or printed notice
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
1873 1-3 acres " mile from Hartford
100 acres 3 miles from Hartford
rs acres miles from Hartford
1875 acres miles from Hartford
All Rough river bottom land In
the levee-protected district. Please
write us II you want to sell or buy
land.
HOLBROOK & PARK, Agts.,
9tf Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
Hartford Republican.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a.

NJ. II, Il Il. Railroad Time Table 'at
Hartford. NY.
L. & N. time card effective Monday
Aug. 2lst.
No. 1l2 North Bound due 7:19 a. m.
daily except Sunday.
No. ia North Bodhd due 2:2O p. m
daily except Sunday.
No. 115 South Bound due S:45 a. m
daily except Sunday.
No. las Sotitb Bound due Lie p. m.
daily except Sunday.
H. Z. MISCHKE. Agt.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
For Sale.

A good stock of Jones Brand of
Fertilizers. Call on me for your fall
orders. will sell on reasonable
terms. w. E. ELLIS,
Feed & Produce Merchant,
9t4 Hartford. Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-09-11
For Sale.

A big stock of superfine Timothy
Seed-99 per cent pure--which ]
will sell at reasonable prices.
w. q. ELLIS,
., Feeds& Produce Merchant, -, -
9t4 Hartford, Ky.