The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-04-06


Hartford, Ky
Mr. Alex Curtis has bought the con- I
tract for carrying the mail between
Beaver Dam and Hartford from Mr.
VIII Newbolt.
Judge II. Il. l.. Simmernan and
daughter, Miss Winnie Davis SIM
norman, left Wednesday for short
trip to Louisville.
Mr.. X. J. McKenney, of Louisville.
is visiting relatives in Beaver Dam.
He came over to Hartford Tuesday
returning the same day.
When in need OF d Cook Stove, |
don't forget where to get the best.
ACTON BROS,
Hartford, Ky.
Instructions to hoist the American |
Flag OH Hartford College reached
Prof. Brown too late as the Stars and !
Stripes have been flying from the
local school building for several days.
bargain in Piows--We are Offering
bargains in Plows-Plows at clos
ing prices.
s. L. KING & CO.,
Hartford, Ky.
For Sale.-Single Comb White
Lerhorn Eggs for Matching cents
each.
MRS. ROBERT f. LEE,
39t4p. Olaton, Ky, X.
IL seems that Rough river vii!
come very near the record high water
mark within the-next few days. The
water, already high, will take another
Jump due to the rains Wednesday
tight and Thursday.
Mr.. J. G. Keown highly compli-
mented the Fiscal Court in an ad-
dress to that body yesterday. He
said IL would be a hazardous under
taking should one attempt to buy a
member of the Ohio Fiscal Court.
WANTED-Woman to cook and
DO general house work, in family OF
3 adults: no washing; good wages
land home for right party; permanent
position. MRS. c. M. MALLAM,
39t2 Simmons, Ohio Co., Ky.
Fine FCathers--lntrOduce fine
feathers into your poultry flock by
buying at least a setting of eggs
from the famous e. P. Thompson,
N. Y. Ringlet Barred Rockstrain
from ]. C. Her, Hartford, Ky. 81
per 10.
Mr.. l.. B. Tichenor and family
have moved back to Mr.. Tichenor's
farm five miles from Hartford, on
Route s, after having spent the win,
ter In Hartford. Mr.. Tichenor as,
sisted in receiving the Cooperative
tobacco pool.
Having added 4 high bred roosters
and 80 hens to my Plymouth Rock
flock, am now prepared to furnish
eggs Of quality for 75c per 10. Spe-
cial prices on 100 lots.
3Stf MRS. B. L. TAYLOR,
Hartford, Ky, Il. No. 4.
The two hearse horses bought by
Black & Birkhead in Vincinnes, Ind.
last week have arried here. The
animals present a stately appearance
The new hearse bought recently by
this firm has also arrived and the
one formerly used sold to Judge
Owens, of Island.
Capt. ]. G. Keown moved with his
family to Lafollette, Tenn, Wednes
day, where he will go into the fire
insurance business. Mrs. Keowns
mother, Mrs. j. p. Morton, accom-
panied them. The leaving of thi,
estimable family is the source OF
much regret by their friends here.
Miss Susie May goes to Owensbort
this morning to take charge of th'
City Hospital. Miss May is wei
qualified for this position and whil'
she has not decided to permanent!
remain with this institution. the hos
pital authorities are to be congratu
lated If they can retain this excellen
trained nurse, whom Hartford re
: grets to give up.
Farming Implements-We handle
the Celebrated Vulcan Chilled an(
Blue Bird Plows, Corn Planters
Disc Harrows, Cultivators. Moving
Machines, Hay Rakes and various
. other farming tools. We also han
/ die the Weber Wagon. Plow TIM
/ will soon be here, see our line be
. fore buying.
w. f. ELLIS G BRO,
|, Hartford, Ky.
Mrs. S. T. Barnett has returnet
from Hanson. Hopkins county. wher'
she went to attend the funeral an
burial of her uncle, Mr.. William II
'Slaton who was killed last Frida'