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FRIDAY DECEMBER 2S

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rtrThat Xmas holidays arc nowr Ion Will want to take a hunt 1I

ot go to U S Carsons andgood gun for the occas

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Marlin both vItie handles theshotguns and other stay

4kind All kinds of loaded shea

Gunsl Guns Guns Who1r

I S Carsons

Cranberries andMince Med

ity RestaurantyCandies Efr

FruitsRestaurant

ladies and childrens1see Carson r Co

Those Oyster StewQ at City1finej are

the times see Carson Co

i >4 Scholarship in Massey Btr College for sale at this office

c Mr I Ii Stevens NoItealjed to see us Wednesday

honchop0IJ-

layorJasoilHWilliams fCI

eeks illness is much impro

IQyilUni fish find°

Celetlyort aniatCityR s r-

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Lucy T Wedding is the guestlativj at Whitesville

Ben King Owensboro is ther I of his sister Mrs E E Crab

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Scholarship in the BowlingBusiness College apply at this

a

day evening suppers at Cityiurant are becoming quite fashle

Elmer Barnard of Beavervicinity was a pleasant calleresday

c Table Linens Napkins and-s prices right at Long fiCosmy Store

a and Mrs C D Stevensetown are the guests of rela ¬

il Hartford

rs Shoesalways uptodate andat the ole prices at Long

EconomyStore

t SALEA scholarship in theord Business Institute Calladdress THE REPUBLIcAN-

S Lira Morton and little Missy Anderson are the guests ofand Mrs T J Morton Island

ave your laundry at Cleve Heraary Work guaranteed Promptcry Agent Richmond Laun

46tfhere did you say you got thatWoo ten quarter Blanket forI At Long Cos Economy

tr a few days visit to her sisrs Isaac Foster Miss Arbyc

hri returned to per home neartown Tuesday

r Katie Jones a student at thi-rd Business Institutels spend =

rhermothercl1r j

k 7c 14

0See Sam Bachs Clothing fr winter

They fit good look good and weargood

Overcoats at almost your ownprices tit Long Cos EconomyStore I

Mr Arch Lewis Calhoun is the j

guest of his mother Mrs M A

Lewis tDr N Burnett Cuneyvllle visited j

relatives pear town Saturday andSunday

I

i

Our stock of Clothing and Over ¬

coats was never more complete atCarson Gos

Mr A C Taylor Control Citywas the guest of relatives in H

ltrford Tuesday

Get your Clothing Cleaned antiPressed at Pearls Pantiorium at Yi

+M C A rooms

Fancy Bifck Combo Side CombsBelt Buckles c at Long CosEconomy StoreIFor solid comfort those Steak andFish meals at City Restaurant cant I

be beat Try em i

Rev J Frank Baker will preachnt Providence next Sunday and RevJ A Lewis at Goshen

Mrs A L Hudson and childrenOwensboro arrived Monday to bethe guests of Mrs E J Hu

Dr D W King Nashville sonIarrived in Hartford Wed n abe tho guest of friends n few toI

Miss Annie Hudson who has been i

visiting relatives in Owensboro for i

several weeks returned home Tuesday

Moore Crnbtree have new Sor-

ghum fresh Cabbage and a fine1a

line of family Groceries Call onthem

Mr and Mrs T II Black and lit¬

tle daughter Norine spent Christ ¬

mas day with relatives at BeaverDam

i

What more do you want for yourmoney fiftytwo inch Mohair for on-

ly 50b at Long Cos EconomyStore 4 I

City Restaurant maintains its rep ¬

utation as being the most uptodateplace in Hartford Everything neatas a pin

Mr Perry Keown has acceptedposition us fireman with the L Nrailroad His run is from Russellville to Owensboro

Esq J A Park left yesterday forOwensboro where he will resume his

I

duties as Storckeeprr gauger at oneof the distilleries there

Mr Fred Anderson who is conducting a successful school at Matanzas is spending the holidays withrelatives in Owensboro

0WANTEDA boy about 14 or 15

years old to learn pressing Call atonce at PearlspantioriumIIP D

TWEDDELLjSee the pretty

Waists plain and I

over Laces Poplines and so manynew things at Long Cos EjonomyStore

There will be services at the Bap-

tist church next Sunday morningIand evening Sermon byin the morning and by Rev ChesterStevens at night

Mr J J Reid of the Prentisneighborhood killed a hog last weekone year and ten months old ret-ting 620 pounds It was of the Pohind China variety

1

Have your File Insurance Policyissued by Barnett Smith Theyrepresent only the best companies

and will write your policy at theirfiico while you wait

WANTED TO borrow 1000 atper cent interest mortgage on realestate worth twice that amountalso personal security Call on oraddress A this office 20tf

Mrs EdPorter Owensboro andMrs C L Wetherford and MissRuth Wetherford Cabbott Kyaret-he guests of Mrs Amanda Phillipsof the East Hartford neighborhood

Mr Oscar Ashley who lives atthe North end of the levee on SherifT Martins farms killed a wild tur-

key one day last week the first onknown to be in this locality fomany years

WANTEDGentlemen or lady

b11r811toboocapital Salary 107200 per I

year and expensessalary paid week >

Iyandexpenses advanced Addresswith stump Jos A AlexanderHartford Ky 10m6

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4

MissLida Morton the Milliner is

with Carson Co See her forHuts

Miss Bqrtlm Phillips of the East I

Hartford neighborhood was a pleasant caller esterduyI

Mr and Mr A 11 BarnettandIlittle daughter Noritie near

spent Christmas day with Mr andMrs Alex Barnett on

FredricaIISjhrocters Floatingleave Hartford next ay

IfIyou are in need of picturesthem made now Boat at the landing I

below the bridgeBarI

IIIlrlull Barnard son of L Tnard fell from a load of hay thefirst of the week and dislocated hisright shoulder Dra Taylor andIStanley were called who put theshoulder in place and he is pettingalong nicely

NOW that the open season for i

quail hunting is nearing statutory i

limit it will be necessary for theprofessional as well as the amateursportsman to lay aside his rusty fire ¬

lock until the 15th day of Novembernext unless they persist as sometheIand that too not alone for pleasure

Our merchants all report good

Christmas sales Many of them re-

port¬

the best they ever had Onefirm not a thousand miles awaysold more than 1000 worth ofgoods on Xmas eve It is needlesstq add that this firm carried a pagead in THE REPUBLICAN for twoweeks before the record sale wnsmade Moral the day has passed inthis country when you can sell any-

thing¬

without advertising This isreading age-

Hartford celebrated Christmas ina quiet manner and yet on everyhand there was manifest a spirit ofcheerfulness and contentment whichcome with a clear conscience andfuU larder On all every side thehandof charity was extended to theless fortunate and many gifts wereexchangedamong friends At theMethodist and Baptfst churches ele-gant Christmas trees were erectedand Santa Claus ministered to thedesires of the little Sunday schoolpupils regardless of cast or creedwith the generosity for which thepatron Saint is noted I

For sometime there has beentrouble in the Beda local A S of Earising over a dispute concerningpossession of the records of the localThese were in custody of Steve Ben ¬

nett the retiring Secretary whoclaims thathis successor teas illegallyelected Last Saturday a committeeconsisting of Jas Ashley and J TIShaver came to town Sn obedienceto instructions from the lodge and I

sued out a Writ of for the

possesjsionrequired bond and the matter willbe t1edat the regular term ofquarterly court third Monday inJanuary

UCRDec 25Mrs 3 M Owen Mc

Kenney is the guest of her sister I

Mrs McDowell FairPIj Harris and daughter have

gone to Linton Ind to spend the

HolidaysIa visit tofriends and relatives

> Mr and Mrs Gilbert Haskins are-

a visiting in Madisonville I

Mr and Mrs P L Neighbors andchildren Powderly are spendingChristmas with Mr and Mrs L I

FrancisMissPearl Warner is near Sul

pher SpringsMr and Mrs G D York and chil ¬

dren Linton Ind are the guests ofMrs R Carter

Miss Isabelle Fair who fs attend ¬

ing school in Hartford is spendingthe Holidays with her parents Mrand Mrs McDowell Fair

Miss Maggie Manwarring is visitin Central City

Miss Elizabeth Jones who has beenattending the Nashville Sanitairamis visiting her parents Mr and MrsEd Jones

Land Sale For TaxesBy virtue of taxes due me aswilleexposer

to public sale at Courtdoor in Hartford Kythe followinbeITuxpnrera Some 0t Xo Acre TotalAustin 1I AI 25 4 55

Howard J A 1 20 487Butler A F guar 10 100 6 30

Baize Jno J 10 10 578

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t Anybody looking for a good in 32t vestment can find none better

ef than our New Year Specials Mosttinvestulcnts bring from G to 10 per W33cr+ to 50 per cent Bettor investigate =

and look these Specie through

t Nice Suits Overcoats Shoes EtcA

Sam Mach 2HARTFORD KYV <7G

4 t t J1C 14444445151Campfeld03tChapmanGraves Sallie T 24 160 878Nelson R L 24 100 663Roach Jermiab 23 100 776

55Neighborsfor B Neighbors 4 70 5 30Renfrow Melvin 580Daniel B C 11tS 5 80Daniel II G R

5301IWadeDWhite 2 rs 32 10 61

owingli 9 3 5149 3 5 19

Moorman 3C 14 45577-Oller J II 18 75 8 31Wedding CT 20 467Crowe J W 18 1 598Midkiff Estin G 18 10 4 75

TonlxiU-Coftman A B met v

for Jess Shacklett 27 1 5 07Goodall Andrew 15 1 6 45Hinges Luther 9 1 7 34Howard Hiram agefor Tessa known 81 565Magee Mrs Dora 14 1 5 70

COtOKEDCooper Wood 13 1 4 72Lindley Sylvester 15 1 506Miles Willie 20 1 5 31

5641McCarthNONRESIDENTAct

Brand J W 25J 468Cecil CS

°79 593

Ellis WT and JW 45 564Fuqua JofaiS 65 691Haynes Parker 25655Humphrey T W 31 405Morris VP 30377Stinnett Joe L and VD 36 468Shiverl Thai aad W L 30 7341555gSmith J D 8 216Worley Leander 65 485Ward David S 30 3 95

YatesMatilda66i 531Solinger N 108 14 28

To LotCooper tits Annie 14 681

Stevens L W 12 43iRBMAKIWSOC

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Hartford College S

THE OLD ap MIME

Hartford College is nOw on a boomEvery room in thebuilding is occu ¬

pied by a regular teacher TheBusiness Department will be movedto quarters do Ill in town to providefor another regular teacher in the

Collegiate Department which willteachers full time for

THIRD and FOURTH TERMS be ¬

ginning JANUARY 14 1907 Train-ing

¬

Iof TEACHERS IS MADE A

SPECIALTY THOROUGH IN-

STRUCTION¬

AND RAPID RE¬

VIEWS IN ALL COMMON SCHOOLSTUDIES WILL BE GIVEN BYTHOROUGHLY COMPETENTAND EXPERIENCED TEACHERS

The Board of Education has madeliberal appropriation for MapsGlobes Charts Chemical and otherapparatus all of which will be in ¬

stalled by the opening of the ThirdTerm January 14 1907

Over forty nonresident studentsare now in attendance and it is con-

fidently¬

expected that this numberI

will be increased to one hundred ¬

ter Christmas Patrons and friendsare earnestly requested to help ob ¬

thin this number and thus again re-

new¬

the palmy days of HartfordCollege

Marred Plymoiltli Rocks

A few fine birds pulletsand cockerels at reasonableprices MRSCESA1ITH

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