The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-06-04

We can furnish you Daybreak
Corn and Tobacco Grower Fertilizer
at reasonable prices.
ACTON BROS,
40f Hartford, Ky.
The Court of Inquiry is still doing
business and the county Judge and
County Attorney are ably assisted by
the members of Sheriff Keown's office
as well as the City Marshall in Sc
curing evidence against the tigers"
Mr.. McChesney candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Governor
will speak at the Court House next
Tuesday, June s, at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. McChcsney is making his fight
on the Statewide prohibition issue,
and he especially invites the ladies
TO be present.
Post Office Inspector Taylor was
here last week and examined the &C
counts and books of Postmaster Mar
tin, finding everything in first class
shape and all money accounted for,
to copper. Under Mr.. Martin and
his efficient sJ'sisnts, including the
Rural Carriers. the Hartford Post
Office ranks AL"
Mr.. S. l.. King, the Hartford hard
ware and harness dealer, has invent
ed harness buckle which is destined
to play an important roll in the flu
ture make of articles in that line. II
is so constructed that all danger of
tear in the leather is eliminated and
il has been pronounced by statesmen
and farmers to be the very article to
fill a long felt want. Mr.. King has
made application for a patent on his
invention.
The case OF MoHenry Coal Co. VS..
Thomas Taylor was reversed by the
Court of Appeals this week. Taylor
had been given judgement for $751;
600, for personal injuries in the Ohio
Circuit Court and the costs and pen
alties would now amount to $4,000.
The case was reversed Oh account of
errors OF the trial Judge in his in
structions and not On account of
excessive damages as given in the
verdict OF the jury. The case now
comes back to Ohio county for re-
trial.
Mr.. WattersOn Stealey, Washing
ton City, who is connected with the
Department of Commerce, was in
Hartford several days this week on
business connected with his depart
ment. Mr.. Stealey is a son of Mr..
0. o. Stealey for years the Washing
ton Correspondent of the Louisville
Courier Journal and was himself at
one time the political "dopster" at
the capitol for that paper. He is a
close personal friend of the editor of |
this paper who was glad to look on
his genial face once more.
John Torrsn who lives In
of Beaver Dam, was whipped
~ band Of masked regulators last
night and given orders to
move from the county. He has al
eady sold his property and will
cave at once. It is said he was not
severely. but was given to
that the visit and thrash
ng was only preliminary unless he
omplied with orders. The cause for
is trouble is not known definitely
ut it is thought to have been an ef- ,
ort to regulate his morals. |,
In the recent examination for
sachers certificate held by Supt.
hults, out of 81 applicants % made
rst class; 25 second class and IL
liled. Miss Lille Rice, OF Brecken-
dge County made the highest gen.
ral average SO I'll. While Miss
orin Flener of Hartford made the
,cond highest with a general aver
&c Of So ALL. Miss Flener was one .
the graduates from Hartford Col c
ge recently and received the medal
II highest general average in :
Thi, was her first cx-
nination for teachers certificate.
ISIS Rice has been teaching for Is Il
,ars and has been one of the Board a
Examiners for Breckenridge coun- p
+. Miss Flener is one of the grade n
achers for Hartford College next
,ar. OF eleven Hartford College
lpils Z made first class and 4 sec ~
Id class certificates. None failed.
RS. Mary White, Horse Branch
ade 100 in spelling. The first one
make that grade for years.