The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1917-04-20

trade or cash, Friday and Saturday.
s. l.. KING e. CO.
Mr.. Ira ID. Bean, travelling sales
man for Samuels a. Sons, of New
York, left this week for points i'm
Kentucky, Tennessee, Oklahoma and
Texas.
Acton Brothers will pay for Eggs
to-day and tomorrow 32c in trade
I and 30c cash. In case the market
advances they will pay more in pro-
! portion.
Don't fail to attend the Metho-
dist Ladies entertainment at the
College Thursday evening, April 26.
An evening of wholesome fun is
promised.
You may procure either the b. A.
/ Thomas Improved Stock & Poultry
or Union Stock G Poultry Remedies
! from w L. Ellis & Bro, the reliable
Produce men.
Deputy Sheriff Roy F. Keown and
family are at the bed side of Ellis
Keown, who is very i'll of rheumatic
trouble at the home Of Mr.. w. T.
Keown, near Fordsville
Mr.. w. II. Hines and family will
leave today for Akron, Ohio, where
the former has a position. The
many friends of this family here re-
grets very much their departure.
HARNESS-Everything necessary
for fitting UP your team for the pillow
or wagon. Get our prices before
buying Harness.
ACTON BROS,
41t2 Hartford, Ky.
State Agent. OF boys agricultural
Clubs Kercher, Lexington; Editor w.
II. Coombs and County Agent w. w.
Browder attended the agricultural
meeting at Chapman's school house
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. ]. b. Wallace, of Sulphur
Springs, was here on business We'd
nesday. MIR. Wallace was stock
holder in the Republican when orig
inally organized, and has ever since
been a subscriber.
The Ohio County Farmers Mutu-
al Telephone Company has bought
building in McHenry from Fred
Cooper to be used as an exchange
building. Q. B. Brown and J. p.
Austin, president and secretary of
the company, were in Hartford Mon
day where the deal was closed.
Restaurant For Sale-Having been
offered a position which I feel justi-
fable in accepting will sell my Main
street restaurant business, in the
town of Hartford at a reasonable
price. High class trade and good
stock. For further particulars call
on or write l.. T. RILEY. Hartford.
KY.
The law firm of Woodward & Kirk
moved to new offices in the Cumber-
land Telephone building this week.
Several rooms on the second floor,
eXcellently equipped, are occupied by
the firm. The rooms over Williams
Drug Store were given up because
the Cumberland building is nearer
the court house.
Mrs. A. l.. Martin found a one
half cent piece in the back yard of
her home of Route 2 recently that
was minted in 1929. No half-cents
have been made by the government
for many years and the coin is at
tracing considerable interest 1t isl
about twice as large as the modern
penny and at the ripe age of IS years !
Is remarkably well preserved.
Tho revival being conducted at ne
First Christian church under the
leadership of Pastor S. y. Harlan,
Evangelist Miley and Song Evange-
list Arnold will close Sunday night.
Large crowds have attended the SER
vices and much interest has been
shown. Good solid sermons by Rev.
Miley, and impressive singing by Rev.
Arnold have featured.
Farming Impiements--We handle
the Celebrated Vulcan Chilled and
Blue Bird Plows. Corn Planters,
Disc Harrows, Cultivators. Moving
Machines, Hay Rakes and various
other farming tools. We also han.
die the Weber Wagon. Pillow time
will soon be here. see our line be-
fore buying.
w. T.. ELLIS & BRO,
Hartford. Ky.
Mr.. Raymer w, Tinsley, former
Hartford boy now instructor of mod