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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15
G.utiasssr sreimaurer. Sabildum

9ic Gcfrates 9oae 30. 500 bcs
SrScns Der 1reinlmIrer Der Staoi
gsap slorf, cine Der bcitgendtctrn
ocitidlen Soacn res 0. Giiirifts,
ionnt iidJ i'm Sirablcnslan5e hires
aclocnrn ssllbilapms. Zen Saliptatt
Der ,subelirier biIbete Die aSeitlogc i'm
ssreinlanrcr 9emptI an Der @rit
"a. Strabc nabc 6. glpeuie. Oaran
idIob lid, an ioluenben slbeno Elm
,ritbaniett i'm Ierrace @droen.
gnS ggirfcH Der Soae, bic filni
,sabrjcbnic Lang traI bcn frcinintrc'
riidcn ,sbcaIen treiIer grubcrlitbc
|pirfte, III iinlie nit benz baS Geutidt
tbinns ber Stnbt gsru Wort per-
fuiipit. lIBo ipie es fein 5rciniGirer.
Grcignii, aab, ni benz bic Sugc Mat
afiipen sllltbeil geupmmen bdtie. 10
ssarcn tire 9iitalieoer aiid, iiberaIl
bort 10 iinoen, no 60 gait, frrli mo
rradsr iiirs IelItidtbunI einjniielDeli.
iiir nentid,c 9aditenlicbc, iiir Die
Qilcgc bruti6er tSitten ilro eIebriI'
dc, iiir Dos aod,balteu Der peiitit)en
Sprad!e imo bcs oelitiden Sieoes.
eSerabc ole lcrporrageiloitcn 20.
aelnnitgIieoer ipnrclI iIt Icbtenp1bn.
Ter Sinjidt inermiioiid) t.itia NO.
0urdl ole 9oac ailb IN Mrciien, oie
benz SrcimdIucrorben icIIit Jielnlitl
l ifrn iiebcb einen gaI5 beoelite'lbsn
IghIf crlanlte.
Is tpar i'm csnbre 1865, ols sill
fleines Stduilehl w'eilter { MGanrer
INIT Scr sltdidt 5liianMIentrat, einc
meme gaubiitte az griiilben. 9sad,oenl
ibre 3aa auf % angetpadlen pdr,
beidlciim lie BET reii 81 errid,tenbrn
2oac ben gdneii ySpfrnteS Hoge"
| at qcben. Gus Deiud, I'M eitfprc.
denbe Dispeniatipn tpirbc am 2e'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15
llmiere JelOsraueu ais SOl5-
banowerfer.

g1i6t nur als anmpfmanniGafttn
,teben unfsrs Solbatsn i'm Dfeniie bss
@aterlauSss. sSbre 1bdtisieit IT aud
I'm HeIbe pielfa6er ssfperbiidsr Arf,
unb Is III sbsnIo inisrsfant rpis s.'
reti. siumaI bic 2trbsit unieer Uiilia
idrbansipsrtsr su iibsrbIiden pie.
burd bic portrefflite Organization
unirn 5eereslsituns ben inannisIas
den gebiirfniTen BEG arieass rtitlos
ansepabt, Die Grfolas unIsrtr 2rap'
ben nidn unipeIentlid unteriiiiei.
Gana bsIOnbers iinb fs pie 9ol5
b1nbipsrtsr, osren 2eiitungen I'M gel
De cine berporrassnbs Rplls ipislsr,
unb bic 1bGtisteit unitrer Jslbgrau.n
ole 1iI6Ier, GieIIma4er unb 3tmms'
rtr pirb. ipis bas ntlIeits Ssft Der
. .5ol3ptlt" ausfiihrt, nod immsr pisl
idf Don Der aastmeinbeit inter
i@dbi. .Wan ma6t iid,A 10 fiihrs Sns
9iatt aus, .tsiHs rsdisn 8crltsIlunssn
bon ben aefpuItigsn Wenssn holisi
p.rblidsr arb.it.n, bic bort beretis.Lli
ipsrben miiNen, ipo Is gift. Sffislertr
unt Solbaten cine m5slidft bsbasIid,s
llniertunft bintsr Str fJront ~ idai'
fen. Die BON ben arisssihanpldbsn in
bic S.imatb iommsnbtn Jslbsrautn
ipiiIsn nid,t senus bic strabtSu Dor
biltli6s ;Jiiriorst b,r Ssertspsrtrdl
tnns In bisfsr 9e,i,bung su riibmsc.
5iIhftr, SttIImadsr unb 3immtrsr
ipsrbm ilbsrali sur anfertisuna bcl5r
ssiptrbiidsr 2irbtiten bsraussscssh
Die llntsritanbe iperbsn nod alien N,.
geln Der gautunii srrihiei Die asii
iuna Der 9lrbtittn iRat meiIt In ben
6dnbsn BON gaussipsrlsmsiiisrn, Si,
aftipsn 6serssbienii leif,sn. gislImi'
tbuein unb 3iidlereien iiHb jspsm
'SssrssDsrbanb anatsIisbri. 5rsiliG
hdnbsIt es iid bnbsi nitt lin 1strisbs
nah grobitdbiiTftm Wuiisr. bic mi;
pisIfdltissn Gps3ialmaf6inen InS
ausssprobten Werijaiaau uerIeben
iinb. MaH IN pisImsbr IN ben Hifiiisn
i5dlm su Der urIpriinsliden Nrt bss
2iihlsreis uno 3immssihaHblpsts
5ariideftebrt."
1ti Der grrihtuna ibrtr Mtrfiidi'
fen ssiaen iId, inTsre WliiitarbanbU.rs
Ter ebRnIo pratiiid wis srFinbtfiItl:
.3uiammsnesf6lassus 8I6dt unp
9nbanbsbOlSer iislin cine 6cbslbunl
bar. Die n0tbisitsn Weri3suas iDsrb.a
aus Der 6simaib gslifftri. 1luisnbs
ron 9sitftsIlsn fiir Cffi5iersuntsrjidn'
be, ppn wSmsn. Gtiibl<n unb Sifbsn,
BON 5enfsrn unb 3biirtH hnb in bic
Zen NIT ben sinfahItfn MitssIn bsras,
l1teuisp Msrlitdttsn biutss tsr Brcu,
n -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15

oummen GinbilOnnsen bin. Tie einc
abipebr, Den 2onb,pee nad) sliieiL ba-
ben MIR bereits erpdbnt uno iuenu
gnaIonb bic gtorbiee iperrt, luirr
Geutidlano Die Sitiee peridIuiieit
balten, mas bent ensliihen Snnoel
nift menis 9Ibbrub tbun miro
sdliebIid fam 9eutidlanb md I'M
9auie Der 3eit eine iold sroBe 5lott(
beriteQen, ipie @nglanS uno bas pirf
geideben, pem es lid als notfnen
DIG eripciien iolte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15
Die pOruussufeben mar,

Wie poraus3uieben mar,
MAIDEN jebt bic 4aiirten per5peifeIt.
qnftrensunsen, um bic BON BEN oeuts
fheH 8erbiiubetsn bur6 bic Grobe.
rung Don Serbisn ssfduffsne Strabe
nah aonitantinopeI gu periperren,
alein Der WiberfOIs Idbt f6 nit
GROCER 9eitimmtbsit porausIagen, ipeiI
bic 8erbiinbetsn ii9 ben Dprtbeil bey
innsren Qinien sefidert baben, lpas iie
befGbist, ben Jeinb nit bersinten
ardften ansugreifen, tpGbrsno Isbtsrer
se5Duneen lit, an msbrersn 9unttsn
ansusreifen. Oas iommt ipesislI Bel
Der SsranSiebung BON 5ruppsn unb
ariessmaterial sur 9sltung. DGhrenb
ben 8erbiinbeten bierin bic aan3e 2is
ME unb nod baSu Der aanbtpes often
itebt, miiFen bic Qaiirtsn aQs Manns
fhdftsn unb a[Ies Materidl gu MaIz
Ter berbeifiibren, mag cine Guberft
miihiame unb asitraubenbe Grbsit 1T,
nobel nod ipsSi.a in Betradt gu siss
ben 1T, bdb ruiIif9e Silfs ausgebIiss
ben III, neil Rublaub nur in ben bull
sarii6sn Safsn Oes S6parssH M.e=
reg Sruppen lanbsn t0nute, ipas pobl
unterbleibsH pirb. neil ss sin aug
fihtsloIes 8emiiben ipdre. Gesen>
pdrtis iinb bic @srbiinbstsn fdon be-
beutenb itdrter als ibre Gsinb. uHb iie
iinb In Der Gage, fpenn es nptbpenbig
isin iollte, obns bi. gsrinsite Sapiss
rieteit ipeiters Seere nud bem Bal
fan su f6iten, ieitoem Der resneris
ide Serbft, Der bic ruiii6en gbe1eH
in uuipesbare Simple Dertpanbelte,
bic Dsuti9tn Sesre 3pinst, iid in Der
9eFeniipe ses.n Rublanb 5u 6ulten,
big Elm itarter GrOit piebsr Sffeniips
ansriffe seitattet. Ginen idnadsn
SoffnungsIfimmsr bate man ben
2lniirtsn suseitsben tDnnsn, pGrs es
ibnen gslunssn, @riedenlanb unb Rus
mGnisn auf lire Ssitc gu brineer,
aber bas 1T, ipie in 2onbon isIbit Sus
gese6en tpirb, ausssidlofen. Snfolss
beTen pirb bag 8altanprosramm I'M
geft0rt ausssfiibrt iperben tpnnen.
9robe tiirfiide Sesre perbeH, bon
berbiinbsten 5ruppen unterftiiBt, ben
MarId na6 aesppten antrstsn uno
bas tpirb bic Gngldnbern in unipioers
leslidiisr Weiie iibsr5euSeH, oab lie
ben arieg Oerloren baben. gta4 une
Ierer S6dsung pirb Oeuti9lanb fir
ben ariss in aesppten 100000 Wann
berasben t0nnsn, bd betdnnt 1T, baB
Die bsutiae 0sfsniiDiteauns in Rubs
Lamb ebsniO unbur4brinslid unb I'M
sinnebmbar 1T, pie bic SteluHs i'm
Deiten. gu Oertpunbsrn 1T nur, bab
bic Qlliirten fi6 iiberbaupt nod Soffs
nung auf grfOls MAIDEN tOnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15
Der 3uiammenidluk bon
9eutiaIauO unb Seiterreia.

Die @affcnbriibcrit)aft 8lpiidcn
DeutidImiS uuo Ceiterreid erfolgte
aus Der ertenntnib Don Der yfotD'
ipenoisfeit sesenieitiger SiIfe, I'M
ben BON ben Seinoen gepIatlten llr'
tergans abipebren au fonnen. Ses:.
oa oieie @efabr ais iiberitanoen gei.
ten fann entitebt Die ebenio bring.
'lide ytotbipenOigfeit elmer SanoelS-
briiberidaft. lie Wddte bes Bier.
|perbanos geiteben offen ipobI ni9t III,
6ab Tie eeidlagen limb, aber mis ibreu
YIdueu, bic Had Sem ariese ins 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15

Die Resieruns bon Rprtpes
gen bat iid senStbiat seisbsn, bic 9ee
treipeporrGtbe nod benz Msuiter
Seutftlunbs in 8siib gu nebmen, neil
iie in Tolse Der ausbleibenben 3uIubr
tnapp iperosn. @eranlaBt pirb bieier
ManseI our4 Gnslanb, peldes un'
is,em aanbe niat eeitattet, ROrtpessn
nit Weissn Su perfeben, obipobl es Elm
nsatrales aanb lit. DieIs i9pere S4ds
bi9una unb 8eleibieuna unieres Gam
beg madt aber nitt ben minbelten
Ginoruf alf oen Erdiiocntcu. Gr
fonnte bieier 9rutalit6t auf Der Stelle
ginbalt sebietsn, inbsm er bic @afs
fsnousfubr unteriagt, a6er bierau 1T
er niht su bepeaen. neil es bsm Gam
be piel @elp einbrinsen iol. Die @bre
elmer glation fir @elb su Dertdufen
1T ntdts anberes pis cine S4ma6,
aqein es 1T nafrlpeisbar, bab bic Der.
Stoaten ben Siinbenlobn in Wabrbeit
gar ni6t erbalten. Der Sries, bsm
mir auf Der Stelle elm gnpe MAIDEN
tOnntsn, inbem bic Maffenausfnbr
perbpten tpirb, toitst ben geippbnern
DER Ser. Stanten bereits binbcrt
Wsillibnen oas Sabr oil ariegsiteiierlL
aber ba bug ni6t asniigt, I'm ben
gusfaa an 3oasintiinftsn gu oettn,
ipirb Der tommenbe &ongreb aufsss
forbert ipsrbsn, allerlei nsus Stsuern
ansuorbnen, Grbfaaftsiteuern, Crib
bung bon Gintommsnitsusrn unb cine
Steuer auf ben Baffenerport. OieIs
Summen iiberiteigen BEL Weitem ben
9tlpinn, Der uns aus uniersm i9mad=
DoIIen @stperbs sripddit. Rs9net man
ben Gobnperluit Der glr6sitsr bin5u
nnb bic @inbube Der Jabritanten.
'ipelde fir ale Robitofie boppelte
preiie besablen miiffen, 70 perlisrsn
bic Ger. Staatsn breimoI 70 pieI, als
Der Waffeni9aher ibnen einbringt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15
Nsontas ben 10. NOpember 1915.
Sumanitat prebist Sic gten

Sumanitat t preotgt Die gfen
s)orfer Sum" in @ort lino Bib.
Sesteres itellt oar, wie Der oanse
Nienihbcitsitrom bic oeutihen Salld)'
boote ilbcrilutbet. gsas Die ger.
Staaten in Sieiem ariege 5ur 3oroe-
ruug Der Wenihli6feit bcitragell,
bilost tein Rubmestapitel in unlsrer
@eihid,te. Sic eeitatten Gnglano,
Der 3ipilbepoIferung Der OertlHel'
@erbiinoeten slaes abiuiperren mas
sir ibrer erriiten5 notbwenbig lit uao
habeu basur6 ben 5audbootfrie9
peranIaBt, mo Die Sailienoe oon
Weniden, Gle bon anerifallllben
@eiboiicn getootet peroeu, iino ebeil'
faug ein idDner geIeg DON amerItans'
fher SumanitGt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15
Gle probritiiden Seitun

Gle probritiiden Seitlln
oen bieten Sides aui, um bas ainrrt'
faniibe @olf su eincm @lltbalsbrlld
gegen Teutidlanb ipegen Der s'efleil'
fl,ng Ser yancona" ailf5ulratcln
Gie ofienfunbaaen 2iigen Der ltalle'
niiden Sdifisofii5iere, ipelde BE-
ballptcn. baB es elm inter oiterrelt)l'
iber sSlogge fabrenoes beutltes I'm
terieeboot mar, tpelhes Die 8erie1l'
fi.na betperfitelligte, peroen ais mt
ilnlItoBIide @abrbeit bingeItellr. S1e
slbiit,t lit beutIih genug 5u ertennell
9ie Srgane pon @aQ Street lnerfen,
baB ii6 i'm amerifaniideu Solte eirie
feinoIihe Stimmung gesen Gnalano
su entipideln besinut. s(us bieIsm
@runbe Mil man ben @rou auf
Geutidlanb ablenfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-15

0ie gsote na6 2oll6on bat ntht
Die minoeite @irfung ausseiibt. Gin
nanr Gage nab ibrer slbienonng
iuuroe Sen Ser. stnaten Die ireHe
geleioigung susefiist, oab man eln
uncertainties sbiif IN einem merl'
faniihen Sufen oitrhiutte nilo oaB
Dor Dem Saicn iid eusliife ariegs'
idiiic aufitellteu. I'M es ab3'iIansen,
tpeun es aui bas Wteer binallsgebt.
Gie pcitere erpDrenbe gele!oienng
III Die @rt unb @eiie, pie englano
iein @eripre6en bdlt, bic oe'ltiten
2aoingen fir iuier 2anb, bic Dor Der
glodaoeerfldrllng 8robbrltatilters
qefauit uuo beaablt tporoen pnren,
bur6oulaiien. Die @aarcn iinS tiir
bas @eIbnadtsgeidait beitimmt nno
Die Shiiie fommen nod iuuner nlht
bur6, 10 oaB Die @aaren, ba lie Der
02obe untcrliesen, alien @ertb ner'
Iiercn. 9ie SSnlporterlre berlangen
itiirlniih 9lbbilfe, aber Der Eralioent
riibrt iif ni6t. Ser 9orihlag iii
benz Staats Gepartenrent Gemadt
ipor6en, feline @anren na6 Gnslnno
abgeben gu laiien, big bic betreiien'
Den beuti6en @aaren bier angelangt
iinb, mas ni6t bas gerinsite Gntges
qenfommen fano. g8ir baben aber
ritt ben minbeiteu 3meifel, bab,
ipenn Der &ricg nod lange oaaern
ioate, es gum ariege smiiben uns
1tn0 gnglano fonrmen miro. 3enn
Dem gr1iibenten Die 3eritorilng bes
Sanbels unierer Station glei6giltig
lit, bas @oIf lit entidieoen arSerer
glniitt uno es lit oeltIid gu crieben,
baB es iiberal su gabren anfangt.
Nus comb on fonnt cine srdb'
Ierii6e 9epeide BON Der rieiigcn
4riegsilotte, Die GngIallo wdbreno
Des arieges berseiteIlt bat, llcber'
9reaonougbts beim 3useno. SSn
Sonbon i6eint man nod ni6t gu nil
len ODER luiQ es 1litt 3ugeben, bab
Die gan3e engliIde 5lottenmaht ourb
ole Scritequng ees 2anopeges na6
aonitantinopeL matt geieBt iporben
lit. Gieier Meg miro aud nah oem
ariege ofien Meiben. gulgarien bat
bereits 3ugeiaut, baB iein SanS ben
3entralmddten fir bieien @eg often
itebt. Serbien nniB es 5ueeben uno
&unlGnicn nirO ourh Die Berbdltniii
Dasu ge5rpiiigen uno ps inlterlieet fei.
nem 3peiiel, baB oieler 2anopeg
mad siiien uno glfrifa before @or.
tbeile bietet, ais Der Seeipeg, 5uuial
fuenn bas 9asoaoISabnneB, mas ia
feIbitneritdnolid lit, tpeiter aiiseebait
miro. g9as init Der 9srablerei be.
5rpett peroen ioa, lit fein @ebeimniB.
9eutihlaHo ioa nit Der 9robung eins
geibudtert peroen, baB England,
aild lpenn feline Berbiinoeten Die
@affen rie6erlegen, ben arieg fort,
feten unb 9eiitihIane bonn Meere
fern balten tpirb. Nenn man gIoubt,
oamit irgeuo pelden Ginoruf nader
su fonueH, 70 gibtnIau iia tpie inner
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
DARKEY "SIIPPED A COG"
IN HIS CORRESPONDING

Sheridan Johnson, the darkey who
recently broke into Tappan's Jewel
ry store and the Hub Clothing Co.
store, was arrested and lodged in
Jail and later escaped from the
county bastile. was arrested at
Frankfort and brought back to
Hartford by Sheriff Keown Monday.
There is a curious little story
about his capture Johnson left a
sweetheart here and concluded to
write to her. He thought he would
practice a shrewd trick, so he ad-
dressed the letter to friend of his
sweetheart. Now there is a young
white girl going to school here of
the same name and she got the let
ter in her mail. She did not under
stand it and showed it to a young
man friend. He quickly took it to
the county authorities.
Johnson had changed his name to
Sylvester Manners" but the word
ing of his letter showed he was the
man wanted, and it also contained
his street and house address. The
Sheriff Immediately telephoned to
the Frankfort authorities and John
son was nabbed.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
James Burden Dead.

Mr.. James Burden. Fordsville's
town marshal, died very suddenly
last Friday morning. He had gone
to the Wilson Co.'S store to buy
some groceries and while there he
was attacked with heart failure and
died in a few seconds. He had been
in failing health for several months.
suffering from dropsy and other
complications.
After funeral services conducted
by his pastor. Rev. Gabbert, at the
Baptist church. his remains were in
TERED in the Johnson burying
grounds near Fordsville.
The deceased leaves a wife and
three sons surviving.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Move.

The Philip Miss News of re-
cent date says;
Our people regret very much TO
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ney Fos-
ter are soon to leave us to take up
their abode at Distall. Mr. Foster
is to be manager of the Tallahatchie
Lumber Company's commissary at
Distall. a position to which he Will
contribute a great deal of business
ability, as well as the geniality Of
his own person. Mr.. and Mrs Fos-
ter will live in Distall. but on five
days of the week Mrs. Foster viii
come in to Philip to teach the
school. Our loss is DistalIs gain.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
New Star Theater.

The Star Theater will give show
on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
nights of each week. Will open the
doors at 1880 and the show will be-
gin promptly at 7:45 o'clock each
evening.
You cannot afford to miss these
shows, as we have one of the best
and most up-to-date machines made.
We also have the best screen on the
market and it will not hurt your
eyes to look at these pictures. We
likewise have one of the best and
most modernly equipped show
houses outside of Louisville. We
have spared neither time or money
in equipping real show house for
the people of Hartford and vicinity.
Your patronage will be appreciated
e. G. BARRASS.
43tf Mgr. Star Theater.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
o O o GO O O Q . G q O o o q
O MARRIAGE LICENSE. o
. O o O o @ G o q o Q 9 o : o

Chester Taught. McHenry, to
Nova Ashby. MeHenry.
Otis ID. Moseley, Livia, Route 2. to
Nina Westerfeld. Hartford. Route 3.
N. b. Salmon, Lvia, Route 2. to
Edna Bell, Hartford, Route 7.
Fred Nash. Point Pleasant. to
Iona English, Livermore. Ky.
Robert Stone. Simmons, to Matil-
da Leisure. Simmons.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
Personnel OF Grand Jury

The following constitute the
names of the recent grand jury,
showing their politics. age and relig-
ion:
II. T. Taylor. r.. 64-Meuhodist.
C. u. Pollard. r.. 42-Baptist.
j. |. Clark. r.. 50-Methodist.
J.aW. Fiener. r.. 55-Baptist.
l.. Il. Ward. d.. 49-None.
r. G. Stewart, d.. 4s-None.
Il. G. Baird. r.. 53--Methodist.
W. @. Moseley. r.. 46-Methodist.
ELI tsu) Meador. r.. 3s-Daptist.
J. w, Taylor. d., bo--Baptist.
J. J. Roberts. r.. 6s--Baptist.
Allison Haynes. d.. 63--Baptist.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
Notice To Creditors.

All persons having claims against
the estate of w. l.. Ambrose. de-
ceased, are notified to file same with
me, at Hartford. properly proven. on
or before December /, 1915. or same
will be barred. Those knowing
themselves indebted TO said estate
will please call and settle.
43t4 J. +. BEAN. Admr.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

David Z. Rhoads. OF Dade City,
Fla, is expected to live but few
days. Mr.. Rhoads was resident OF
Rockport for several years and owns
good property there now He served
in the Union army during the war
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27
Notice.

Those knowing themselves in
debted to me by note or account are
notified that need and must have
my money. SO please call and settle
at once and save cost.
42t4 l.. H. COMBS.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

same VS.. n. l.. Tucker. The two
foregoing cases pending on motion
for change of venue.
c. r. Wade. ct al. VS. Ida Belle
Evans, ct al..--on trial.
Hon Henry DE Haven Norman,
of Hardinsburg, KY, is in attend
ance at court.
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For Sale.

Two farms close to sunnydale,
one 70 acres and one 20 acres. close
to school. railroad and church. Fine
location. VIII sell at bargain.
Also 7-room dwelling and good store
house in Sunnydale, Ky. For partic-
ulars call on or address.
A. NJ. WEATHERFORD.
40t4 Sunnydele. Ky.
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WANTED,

Your old Rubber Boots and Shoes,
Brass and Copper am in the Hen
ry Nall building on the corner next
door to S. l.. Kings Hardware Store.
Bring your stuff and get the cash.
GUS JACKSON,
42t4 Hartford. Ky.
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Mr.. Ben. ID. Ringo, candidate for
reelection to the office of Common
wealth's Attorney will speak at the
Williams Mines, Thursday, to-mor-
row night. Oct. goth, at 1870 p. m.
Go out and hear him.
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For Sale.
Fordsville. Ky

Strawberry plants, FIVE varieties
Senator Dunlap. Warfeld. Klondike,
and Elcelsior. All new grown
plants. For 100. 35c; for 500. 81.
S. W. TICHENOB,
42t4 Centertown, Ky, r. 1.
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A splendid good quality Black
Roof Paint at exceptionally low
price furnished by Fordsville Plan
ing Mill Co., Fordsville. Ky. Freight
paid by them to your nearest rail
road station. Write for prices to-
day.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

sentence of nine years in the
Federal penitentiary and fine of
$4,000 were imposed upon John l..
Casper, alleged head of the moon
shine conspiracy, who pleaded guilty
at FIT. Smith, Ark.
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To Whom Il MAY Concern.

am informed that it is being
circulated throughout Ohio county
that | am going to vote the Repub-
lican ticket next Tuesday. | desire
to state that this is false, as I have
no intention of doing so.
S. X. ALLEN.
EordsVillp XIV
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You will find an excellent fresh
grade of Flour and Feedstuff at ].
w. Ford's mill, for exchange or at a
very low cash price. Try them. BE
quick-the will be high soon. Can
use few loads of good wheat.
Alta J. w. FORD.
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DR.. c. Ross Bennett. Graham;
Mason Taylor, Beaver Dam; F. M.
Allen. Centertown. and VIM. Schroa-
der. Olaton, Route 1, were among
The Herald's callers yesterday.
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For Sale.

A good. gentle family horse, s
hives of bees, also farming and gar
den implements. Property of T. J.
Smith, deceased. Call on Rowan
Hartford, Ky.
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Mr.. Joe Miller has moved with
his family from his farm about three
miles West of town and they have
taken up their residence in the Col
Inns property, north end of Mulber-
ry street, city.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

Messrs. ]. G. Keown. w. F. Schap-
mire, Elder H. b. Gwinn, Oscar
Bond and w. H. Riley have lately
paid their dollar and added their
names to the membership of the
Ohio County Good Roads Associa-
ton.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

Glass No. IA of the Methodist
Sunday School will give an enter
tainment at College Hall Thursday
evening. October %. Miss Edith
WEIGH will give readings and the
music will be furnished by home
talent. Admission 25c and 10 cents.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

between the States as a Sergeant in
Co. II, nth Ky. Vol. He was an
active member Of the Green River
Association of Veteran Soldiers.
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The following were among The
Herald's recent cailcrs J,PC'lmore.
AT. ouisenberry and wife, Fordsville;
Floyd Keown, Reynolds, Route 1;
w. II. Bean. Lee Mason. J. M. Ross
and Alvin Ross. Centertown; Gus
Jackson. jacksonville; Z. s, Barnes.
Hartford, Route 4 w. p. Taylor.
Whitesvilie; w. S. Likens, Beaver
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Miss Welch comes TO us highly
recommended Hear her at College
Hall next Thursday evening for the
benefit of the Methodist church.
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Just arrived at Her a. Blacks
three large shipments OF fine Can
dies Of all kinds, Come in and look
at our Lowney's boxes for your lady
friend.
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Mr.. Kelly Riley has opened out an
up-to-date Restaurant in the corner
room of the Old Hartford House and
is well prepared TO take care OF his
customers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

Mr.. r. B. Martin, postmaster, af-
ter attending the flag raising at Sc
lect, spent Saturday night and Sun
day visiting his mother, Mrs. Mar
tin. and his father-in-law and moth
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Flener
Cromwell.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-10-27

Miss Edith Welch. OF greensboro
will give o reading AT College Hall
on Thursday evening. October 49,
Admission rs and 10 cents. Pro.
ceeds 70 go TO the Methodist church,
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Mr. John +. Bean and wife. Hart
ford. visited relatives and friends in
the vicinity of Sunnydale, this coun-
ty, few days last week.
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The stork visited DR.. and Mrs. +.
w. Ford last "Wednesday night and
left little son. who has been chris
tened William Rende:
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Mr.. J. p. Harl. OF near Shreve.
this county, who was taken sudden
ly very III about 10 days ago, was
improving when last heard from yes
terday.