The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-05-04

Pike County. The family of Mr..
Rogers will follow later on.
VIII pay 26c in cash, csc in trade
for Eggs remainder of week. More
If market justifes.
ILER's GROCERY.
Foil the Fly! Get our prices on
Black and Galvanized Screen Wire.
ACTON BROS,
Hartford, Ky.
Judge C. M. Grove has been APP
pointed Trustee, to wind up the aft
airs of j. A. Nelson. the bankrupt
groceryman of this place.
Judge, j. A. Dean, Greensboro,
Referee in Bankruptcy. was here last
week END in the case TO J. A. Nelson,
Bankrupt.
! Messrs. G. A. and John c. Cravens,
of Louisville, representing the Nat
ional Life Insurance Co., of Vermont,
were here last Monday in the interest
Of their concern.
| a. X. Anderson, Carrier, on Rural
/ Route No. 3, has purchased Ford
and henceforth the Patrons of that
Route may know when Karl has
passed by, from the toot of the horn.
| For the remainder of the season
will sell my regular 5000 BARRED
ROCK EGGS for $1.0O per sitting.
J. c. ILER,
Hartford, Ky.
Mrs. Nora Woodward, after a visit
to Mrs, Jesse Barnes, in paducah, has
gone to Hartford, to be the guest of
her mother, Mrs. II. W. Barnes
! Tuesdays Louisville Herald.
Mr.. Hoyt Taylor, with the South
/ cra Railway, located II iOcoa, Ca,
was here Monday and Tuesday, the
guest of his sitter and brother, Mr.,
and Mrs. W. w. Riley.
Mr. r. II. Gillespie who has been
engaged in overhaVlins the Road
Graders for Ohio County, is now at
Dundee, and will complete his work
in about three days.
Hon. G. b. Likens, who has a po-
sition with the L. S. Government at
Washington, Legal Department,
after spending several weeks here,
returned to Washington, last Mon
day.
Mr. J. Hunter Matthews, of Tenn,
who has been appointed to succeed
Mr.. Riddle. with the Cumberland
Telephone Company, at this place.
arrived yesterday to assume his du-
ties.
We have lot of nice clean Whip
poorwill Stock Peas, which are 60
ing at very low price. Get our
prices before buying your supply.
ACTON BROS.
Hartford, Ky.
Sheriff S. -. keown and Mrs.
Keown were in Greensboro, yester-
day. Sheriff Keown brought Jason
Taylor (Colored) charged with de-
sertion of his infant child, back to
! Hartford.
Mr.. Mallory Henderson Murphree
and Mrs. Murphree, after spending
several days in French Lick and
West Baden, Ind, returned to Hart
ford. Tuesday. They will make their
home here.
Have horses for sale. Three good
work mares. One No. l harness
mare. one general utility horse. Will
sell reasonable. Call on W. E. Eliis
and he will satisfy you in quality,
style and price. ATT
DON'T FORGET TO GO no sun
DAY SCHOOL NEXT SUNDAY,
HELP BY YOUR PRESENCE. 1T
DON'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE
WHETHER you ARE HERE OR
ELSEWHERE, BUT GO.
The entertainment given by the
Ladies of Hartford Methodist S. S.
Glass No. Ia, at College Hall on last
| Thursday evening was well attended
and highly appreciated by all. The
Ladies were also pleased with the
attendance.
Jonathan Pickett, of near Pleas
ant Ridge was found dead in his yard
on last Friday. DR.. A. b. Riley,
Coroner, was called and after quest
ioning several witness and examina-
ton of the remains it was decided
that death came by apoplexy.
Will pay 35 cents a pound for
springers 4 10 1 "a lbs, 40 cents a
pound for sFringers IA to 2 lbs.
Hatched out since the first of the
year. Must be free from feed. Prices
good until May 18th, 1917.
w. Il. ELLIS & BRO.
Miss Sallye Lndley. who has been
attending school here for the past
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