The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-12-10


Mr.. James Glenn was the CUES,
of friends in Livermore last week.
Ask Hudson about the free dem
onstration of National silver Cleaner.
For big bargains IN Real Estate
see Holbrook & Parks. Hartford,
Ky. 7tf
Makes Silver cleaning a pleasure
Ask Tappan about National Silver
Cleaner.
Marvel of the age. Ask Hudson
about National Silver Cleaner. Lasts
5 years.
Marvel of the age. Ask Tappan
about the famous National Silver
Cleaner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns of Island Sta
ton were the guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Maggie Griffin last week.
Just take a look at those beautiful
Box Candies at Hers Grocery. Make
the finest Christmas Presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mckinney of
McHenry were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ike Sanderfur last week.
Buy your girl subscription to
Hers Rotary Library for a Christ
mas present. Something new and
good. Come and see
The next time you walk down the
street stop when you hear the tap
ping and look in Tappan's window.
Oh, how beautiful! 22t3
The Order of Eastern Star will
meet Monday evening at 700 o'clock
All members are urged to attend.
MRS. ANNIE BARNETT, w. M.
Mr.. p. b. May. of Hopkinsville,
has been in Hartford the past few
days, on account of the illness and
death of his brother. Mr.. Frank
May. He left for his home Monday.
Write to Eordsville Planning Mill
Co. for samples and prices on Rubber
Roofing. The kind that lasts. They
will make you close prices and fur
nish you samples. All you have to
do is write a postal card.
Since the steam heating plant has
been installed in the building con-
tanning the New Star Theater and
the Riley Barber Shop, Messrs. Heav-
rim and Barrass have one of the
most modern buildings in the city.
Judge J. B. Wilson went to Louis
willie Wednesday to attend the County
Judges State Association which con-
vened there yesterday and closes to-
day. Judge Wilson delivered a dis
cussion on the "Fiduciary System
yesterday during the morning ses-
sion.
Rev. II. B. Gwinn has resigned as
pastor of the First Christian church
of Hartford and he and his wife will
leave shortly after the first of the
year. They will probably locate at
Greensboro, Ky. The people of Hart
ford regret very much to give these
good people up. A pastor for the
church will be provided as soon as
practicable. Rev. F. e. Harlan de-
livered an able sermon at the Chris
tian church Wednesday evening.
On account of the bad weather
conditions the Fiscal Court at a call
meeting last week decided to dis
continue the work on the pike ex-
tension leading to Centertown. Much
of the work yet to be completed is
concrete and the experts agree that
cold weather makes work of this
kind very unsatisfactory as 1t tends
to crystalize the mixture. Where the
road is new and is freezing and thaw-
ing it is impossible to put the rock
on and get good results, while II the
fills are allowed to remain until
Spring they will have settled and
packed down permanently so that
when the limestone is put on the
road will be everlasting. 1t is very
unfortunate that contractors did not
have good weather this fall so that
the road could be complete for win
ter traffic Continued rains for the
past two months have made this de-
lay necessary and no one can place
the blame on anything but the wealth
err. The work will continued the
first good opportunity after March
first.
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