the hartford republican. (hartford, ky) 1910-04-29 [p...

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M v r 11 SHOE PUBLICITY rl l- J Komcf IRBOUS Shape M K youwJshto enjoy everY comfort r and satisfaction of highgrade shoes M tftt a minimum of cost and feel that you are m r apairof p They possess the extraordinary fit and style pf much more expensive footwear and are excep I tionally light kool and komfortable Made in all the popular colors BURT R PACKARD CO 11 BHOCXTOH taken MASS GUARANTEE READ OUR North Rnuuit- k oUJdneB15Bin 20pin oIOJdne24Spm I5EtICH MAD f5 OUR GUARANTEE thelet pair free I IlIlInolsCentraIRaliroadTlme j Table At Beaver Dam Ky <Nol dn l wiui anew Month Bonud Nomdu llttam No 101 doe S 48 pm No lilt dor 805 p m iM H E Railroad Time Ta- blefat Hartford Ky OTalnB pass HartfordVat the follow Ing times NORTH BOUND 3127703 n m Passenger Dally 014r3ilO pmNixed Dally except Sunday SOUTH BOUND Ilr900 amllxed Dally erlcep- Sunday 113r307 > miPassenger Dally Have You Seen It Advertised nndI If you have and its good Drug Store article we have it We dont however sell a thing simply because Its being advertised Wo must know first that It has merit and that the advertisement tells the truth You can trust our judgment In these matters So It you so It advertised and want to look into It come to us Every truly meritorious article that a Drug Store should keep is in our stock- Remembei that and when you wen anything in bur lino como to see us Your Friends > HARTFORD DRUG GO Incorporated Most of Your- Earnings s1 t I t 4 j t st So why not see that this money Is wisely spent There Jsffeihnfess to think about economyMJ 1 This suggests to us that this stonp mightbe of service to1 you because UK aim Is to deal in grocery good DetS How well It succeeds is a matter I f for each customer to decide personally T We would be glad to have YOUR I opinion 1IlersGrocery < r < r J BUY A PAIR TODAYA I SOLD BY Hartford Republican FBIDAY APRIL 29 Window Shadesall wldths t Fairs adytIIlade Muslin Underwear at Fairs Money savci whenyou ibuy a spring Suit at Fairs I Poor prIces on rich Clothing at Carson Coa We fit form pocketbook and fancy I Carson Co New Hats every in Fairs I millinery parlors fat n cy Fairs Spring Suits excell all others In pattern and style Fairs lino of Ladles Oxfords is the prettiest in Hartford The best Corsets are the Amerl can Lady found at Fairs Readymade Waists and Skints the real new thugsat Fairs Dont imagine you aTe getting the correct Idea in Millinery until you see Fairs Quality nest work and stylo are what keep up the rush ini Fairs rill 1 Inlery parlor Mr C 1 Maxey and brother W W were the guests of his daughter Mra A C Yeller city Monday Let l show you new WhItO Goods fancy Wool Goads and new designs In Snrhrg Organdies tMr Harold Holbrook of the Va11l built Training School Blkton Ky is visiting his parents this week Mrs J A Bennett was tho sliest at her daughter MIB J W Sandefun No Creak several days last week Misses Kathtwne Craig and Ma Bell of Owentboro are being pleas- antly entertained by Mrs T L Grif- fIn ¬ city Dr H J Bell of the firm of Hardm Bell dentist HarWord Ky will bo- at Cromwell from May 2nd to May 7th for the practice of his profession Mr JC Fehl an expert stonecut- ter ¬ of Louisville IRS accepted a poI sition to do lettering work for the Thomas Monumental Works of Hart- ford ¬ Miss I3 Wise until recent ly has been employed In the tale ¬ phone exchange here has accepted a position as saleslady in the Rosen ¬ blatt store Leave your Laundry at Cleve IJera grocery Work guaranteed and prompt delivery Agent for Madlsonvllle Steam Laundry Madlsonvllle Ice Laundry Company Incorporated t1and EGGS FOR SALEPure Barred Plymouth rock eggs ltO setting of fifteen Mrs W Sandofur of rural souls No 7 Hartfordy Ids Tels pboaetarougi Hartford exchange it Y 1f- r 0 Your satisfaction 10 our success Carson Co Shopping there is pleasant Carson Co We neither buy nor sell questlo- able goods Carson Co To gIve largest values is our con ¬ stant aim Carson Co We buy as low as we can and sell the same way Carson Cof Hartford Mill Co has lots of got Ear Corn and Oats to sell Fairs Mens Hats department brim full of spring novelties Dont buy your LowCut Shoes un ¬ til you Investigate Fairs line Do your spring shopping at Fairs Prices right in every department Exclusive styles in 111111nery Fairs Styles are new priceta low We are prepared to furnish you Dry Goods CLothlngHats and Shoes Carson Co Mr W W Maxey Bowling Green Is visiting his brother Mr C Ilax ¬ ey and family Bovver Dam Call Tapscott the Florist Owens boro Ky for cut flowers for all oc- casions Cumberrlaln phone 451 Schlemmers bread fresh from the bakery every day at W H Moore fc Sons will deliver only with a Sle r goods Wo will exchange a limited amount of good bacon for cIco well cured and well trimmed ooucitry hams W H MOORE SON We have a beautiful line of decora- tive ¬ and wedding plants A post m from you will bring a price list Ta scott Florist Owensboro Ky Mrs J A Westerned and chil ¬ Carson guests and weekII In Hart ¬ Georgetown Is the guest of his former classmate Mr McDowell Fogle He lies just closed a successful school nt Dixon Ky and Is now en route homu We will ship stock from Beaver next Saturday the 30 instead Monday May 2 Parties Intcrect please take notice TAYLOR BEAN and TURNER Messrs Charles W MuUIkin Mc Henry William Bryant Roslne E W Smith Ceralvo and Geojgo Vln clent Certertowni were among our callers yesterday Mvavrs R I Barnard and James Black of the Liberty neighborhood John SmIth Ceratvo W C Ashle North Hartford and B F Beam of trite East Hartford neighborhood wt rois among our callers Monday The valuable Eawn111 of Mr John T Rone Centertown was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning about two oclock The origin of tho fire is un kcown The loss entailed will amour to about 1200 without any Insurance Leave your laundry with Lyons Duke Hartford Grocery Company I for the Richmond Steam Laundry Richmond Indiana This laundry al- ways gives satisfaction Prompt de- livery ¬ Satisfaction guaranteed 28tf I am now handling a complete dine of feed stuffs Bran Corn Crushed CornOatsPoultry FoodCracfced Corn Crushed Shells and Mica Grits Also flour and Meal Strictly cash W E ELLIS 34tf Hartford Kyf The condition of Mrs E M Wood ¬ ward who was dangerously ill suffering from puerperal con ¬ vulsions and who underwent a nee ¬ essays operation Monday evening Is thoughr rier nhjo will soon convalescent o Is being attended by Miss Isabel Grouse a trained nurse of Owens boro Dad Miss Susie May of Hut ¬ ford ropresentlnry g y House of Louisville Is in Hartford d this week wiring the new depot He will put about forty electric lights into tho building Mr Burkholder has just finished the enormous job of putting over 5000 electric lights in tho new State Capitol at Frankfort where he with a large force of as slstante spent three years on the work Ho is an export electriciannnd d thoroughly understands his business Messrs Andrew King and Thomas Johnson who have been engaged in railroad carpenter work along thed line of the new M H E for iliev past six months left Wednesday for Russellvllle where they will en- gage Y in the same line of work These men have superintended and built a depot and section houses at the three towns of Hartford Moorman Dundee The depot at Hartford an exceptionally fine piece of work Messrs King and Johnson are of experts in their IJne and the many splendid buildings tHey h econ are monuments to the sill cjeucy of their workr 1 i w J Editor C II Barnett of the Repub ¬ lican Is the guest of his daughter NashvilleTene3see Mrn and Mr Ho- mer BlatdrfcTd wero married at the residence of the brides parses 012 Triplett street Owfenslwro at 830 oclock last Thursday morning They let Immediately on tho L C train or Leltchlleld to visit relatives of groom after which they will re ¬ urn to Owensboro the home of tho Lj fineis ¬ irony und Is a worthy young man The bride spent byre girlhood in Hart ¬ younglady wish them much connubial joy ust 27 Rev A F Gorton filled his regular appointment at Smallhous Saturday and Sunday Owing to the Inclement weather and the water be- ing ¬ so high means of Use members could eat attend The roll call meat lag was lxsgroned until the next reg¬ ular imcetlng the fourth Sunday In May There will be two BertmocB and Sunday school on that dry There were twelve visitors at the Sunday tthool Sundry Those from a distance who attended Sunday school and church were Mr C T S Over ton anal Miss Ticheaor Cen tentown Mr S W Bilbro Matanzas and Messrs Albert Lewis and Browns of Wit Point COUS11Jas1IIccdrlx here Sundry They welts the guests i Saturdayp Mr J C Drake wenit to Moorman Monday and returned Tuesday ofL1Ir S E Hunter went to South Carrollton Monday Mr 0 W OverhuU went to Hart ¬ ford Friday and returned Saturday Mr Georgo Reid Is not so well Mrs Dutch Houk and son Harry and Blackburn Fields of Herrln 111 who have bran vfslitlng her sister Mrs Zack Reid for the past week dateof Springse s 1 family of Mr Jim Wlthrow Mrs Joe Bullock daughter Hazel and son McElllsare vlstoing her cis or Also David Luck Cemtertown Mr Joe Klnchleo went to Center town Monday Mr Jess Kirtley went io Island Sunday and returned Monday YIEWY April 26 Health In this community goodFarmers are getting behind with their work on account of wet weather ItoI o weeks at Red Hill Iit a day Messrs A T French and Henry Morton spent Thursday In Oweusbo to BrunerHurtel Nmva otsfiho secret marriage o Miss Lunette Brenner and Mr William W Hurtel which took place nit Joffer mvlllo Ind March 2Cth has been received by the relatives and friend- sit the contracting partres hero was the InteAtioa Of these young peo to keep their montage a s ce- or some time bu as the eras In most instances Imnwjdlao frIends learned of the trip across the Ohio and la a brief period It dens apes that a secret of this nature la 00of good to kop Tho bride 13s the isl ff Rev J W Brunar of Hartford and Is a most lovable lady Silo w born and reared la Hancock county and was left an orphan tf nn early age Sho attended school In the dawn ¬ try near her homo and at Oveiuifl >oro Realizing her position as an onphaa girl and having abundance of rhe qualities accredited to the Kentuckian she was prompted to seek her fortune among relatives In the city and It asWe there been engaged with a leading department store as series lady toO some timee The groom was tiara and scare to young manhood In flits countyc with the exception of a teen years at Lake Ind with iris lather In the timber business For a brief periodb he was clerk for A R Renfrew Company general moichanta nC Dun and later held a like position the Economy Dry Goods Store to Hartford In the early part of the ear 1904 he entered the Spencerlan OommtorcJal School alt Louisville roan whjclrlhstltirtlon he graduated Sater He was at onto tendered a position as stenographer with a lending menu facturlng concern of Louisville He p worked to that capacity ice a rumba business firms In that city and later worked in tho capacity of stonog rnphernnd bookkeeper In southern and western clUes For the past year ho has been chief stenographer for r t AaaN II IIJII o IHosiery is a small item in some peoples minds Bust how im ¬ portant it really is Even the savage who cares not for wear ¬ ing apparel will seek to protect his feet We give Hosiery our best attention We aim to sell only the best and give you longer wear better fit and more sightly goods at the minimum price If you would not darn for six months you will buy from us a box of Holeproof Hose Many s are satisfied however withun guaranteed hosiery which we sell Burson Shawknit Har ¬ vard and other goodmakes You will get the best if you tile Louisville Demurrage and Storage Bureau which has charge of the star- t age and demurrage of all tho leading railroads of the state Mr Hurtel Is another of Ohio countys sons who Is maintaining the reputation of his nativity as tho mother of honorable and honored citizens He like many other young men of Ohio county who have mada their mark In life was foorn on a faiou and has had a touch of the combination of soil country of and sun shine in his boyhood days sufficient to acquaint him with the roqulrments of life on the farm and has gained his present stafMon in life by honest toll and application The Republican joins the many friends of Mr Hurtel In extending hearty good wishes to he and his ac complisbcd bride ROSINE April 27The people of this com ¬ withf 1 days continue much longer the doctor will have something to do A revival meeting has been in grog withIt byt and Rev Roblsan of WlHIams Minos Broths Roblsou says 1m will visit uu again In the near future Mrs Llunie Leach has a nice line groceries and will bo prepared In a law days to furnish bur customers everything lit n first class qore asJiro Mary Cummings is Ylsltlllgj her daughter Mrs R T oI Hartford this wee IeI Mrs John Alford and family AnI drew Alford and family aril Bud Al ¬ ford visited their mother Mrs Nancy Alford last Sunday Aunt Nancy Is delighted beyond words to have her children with her in her olds age are glad to say that Rtxslne s- not without a prayer meeting One IL Monday evening and on Friday Pd 230 p m on reach Sunday Mr Dawson our produce man Js visiting his folks this week Ho will e back with us next Saturday Mr Stlnson has been a help to the peo plO hero and we congratulate him in hU work Notice to Teachers The Board of Education Hartford District No 1 will elect teachers for Hartford College for the coming year Saturday May 14th at eeven oclock m at the regular meeting place of the Board All applications should be 1tlimo J S GLENN Chmn W S TJNSLEY Secy Done by order ot the Board 2t Why Not Get Th- osePHOTOS Made Now If you neglect it or defer It itr Bring the babies send the old folks and come yourself The price of photo supplies is go ¬ ing up and we will soon have to charge more for our work Better come right away Schroeters StudioO- vcrRcptablicnnOffice WANTED CAR LOAD OLD IRON AND JUNK Will pay in cash the following prices delivered at my place of husi ¬ ness or depot at Hartford Ky Friday and Saturday April 2 fI and I0 and Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday May 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th ironfree pound10cDry Green Bones per hundred pound25c 7cLight IlOund9cLight 7jcZinc Lead 2JcPewter pcrttnd18cOld JcSolid 05cBjcyclo tubes per 9CRopo Rubber No1 Grade per poundGc Rubber No2 Grade per pound 2Jc IJcGalvanized worthlessAll s five hundred pounds and upward to bo weighed on Mr J W Fords or Depot scales E ELLIS MANHartford f

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Page 1: The Hartford republican. (Hartford, KY) 1910-04-29 [p ].nyx.uky.edu/dips/xt737p8tbz7c/data/1432.pdf · M v r 11 SHOE PUBLICITY rl l- J Komcf IRBOUS Shape Mr KyouwJshto enjoy everY

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SHOE PUBLICITY

rll-

J KomcfIRBOUS

Shape

M K youwJshto enjoy everY comfortr and satisfaction of highgrade shoesM tftt a minimum of cost and feel that you arem

r apairofp They possess the extraordinary fit and style

pf much more expensive footwear and are excep

I tionally light kool and komfortableMade in all the popular colors

BURT R PACKARD CO

11 BHOCXTOHtaken

MASS

GUARANTEEREAD OUR

North Rnuuit-k oUJdneB15Bin

20pinoIOJdne24Spm

I5EtICH

MAD f5OUR GUARANTEEtheletpair free

I

IlIlInolsCentraIRaliroadTlmej TableAt Beaver Dam Ky

<Nol dn l

wiui anew

Month BonudNomdu llttamNo 101 doe S 48 pmNo lilt dor 805 p m

iM H E Railroad Time Ta-blefat Hartford Ky

OTalnB pass HartfordVat the followIng times

NORTH BOUND

3127703 n m Passenger Dally014r3ilO pmNixed Dally except

SundaySOUTH BOUND

Ilr900 amllxed Dally erlcep-

Sunday113r307 > miPassenger Dally

Have You SeenIt Advertised

nndIIf you have and its good

Drug Store article we have it We

dont however sell a thing simply

because Its being advertised Womust know first that It has meritand that the advertisement tells thetruth You can trust our judgmentIn these matters So It you so It

advertised and want to look into It

come to us Every truly meritoriousarticle that a Drug Store should keep

is in our stock-

Remembei that and when you wen

anything in bur lino como to see us

Your Friends

> HARTFORD DRUG GOIncorporated

Most of Your-

Earningss1 t I t 4 j tstSo why not see that this money Is

wisely spent

There Jsffeihnfess to think about

economyMJ1 This suggests to us that this stonp

mightbe of service to1 you because

UK aim Is to deal in grocery good

DetS

How well It succeeds is a matterI f

for each customer to decide personallyT

We would be glad to have YOURI

opinion

1IlersGrocery

< r < r J

BUY A PAIRTODAYA

ISOLD BY

Hartford Republican

FBIDAY APRIL 29

Window Shadesall wldths t FairsadytIIlade Muslin Underwear at

FairsMoney savci whenyou ibuy a spring

Suit at FairsI Poor prIces on rich Clothing atCarson Coa

We fit form pocketbook and fancyI

Carson Co

New Hats every in FairsI

millinery parlorsfatncy

Fairs Spring Suits excell all othersIn pattern and style

Fairs lino of Ladles Oxfords isthe prettiest in Hartford

The best Corsets are the Amerlcan Lady found at Fairs

Readymade Waists and Skints thereal new thugsat Fairs

Dont imagine you aTe getting thecorrect Idea in Millinery until yousee Fairs

Quality nest work and stylo arewhat keep up the rush ini Fairs rill 1

Inlery parlorMr C 1 Maxey and brother W

W were the guests of his daughterMra A C Yeller city Monday

Let l showyou newWhItO Goods fancy Wool Goads andnew designs In Snrhrg Organdies

tMr Harold Holbrook of the Va11l

built Training School Blkton Kyis visiting his parents this week

Mrs J A Bennett was tho sliestat her daughter MIB J W SandefunNo Creak several days last week

Misses Kathtwne Craig and MaBell of Owentboro are being pleas-antly entertained by Mrs T L Grif-fIn

¬

city

Dr H J Bell of the firm of HardmBell dentist HarWord Ky will bo-

at Cromwell from May 2nd to May 7thfor the practice of his profession

Mr JC Fehl an expert stonecut-ter

¬

of Louisville IRS accepted a poIsition to do lettering work for theThomas Monumental Works of Hart-ford

¬

Miss I3 Wise until recently has been employed In the tale¬

phone exchange here has accepted aposition as saleslady in the Rosen ¬

blatt store

Leave your Laundry at Cleve IJeragrocery Work guaranteed and promptdelivery Agent for MadlsonvllleSteam Laundry Madlsonvllle IceLaundry Company Incorporated t1and

EGGS FOR SALEPure BarredPlymouth rock eggs ltO settingof fifteen Mrs W Sandofur ofrural souls No 7 Hartfordy Ids Telspboaetarougi Hartford exchange it

Y

1f-r

0

Your satisfaction 10 our successCarson Co

Shopping there is pleasantCarson Co

We neither buy nor sell questlo-able goods Carson Co

To gIve largest values is our con ¬

stant aim Carson Co

We buy as low as we can and sellthe same way Carson Cof

Hartford Mill Co has lots of gotEar Corn and Oats to sell

Fairs Mens Hats departmentbrim full of spring novelties

Dont buy your LowCut Shoes un ¬

til you Investigate Fairs line

Do your spring shopping at FairsPrices right in every department

Exclusive styles in 111111nery

Fairs Styles are new priceta low

We are prepared to furnish youDry Goods CLothlngHats and Shoes

Carson Co

Mr W W Maxey Bowling GreenIs visiting his brother Mr C Ilax¬

ey and family Bovver Dam

Call Tapscott the Florist Owensboro Ky for cut flowers for all oc-

casions Cumberrlaln phone 451

Schlemmers bread fresh from thebakery every day at W H Moore fc

Sons will deliver only with aSle rgoods

Wo will exchange a limited amountof good bacon for cIco well cured andwell trimmed ooucitry hams

W H MOORE SON

We have a beautiful line of decora-tive

¬

and wedding plants A post mfrom you will bring a price list Tascott Florist Owensboro Ky

Mrs J A Westerned and chil ¬

Carsonguests

andweekII In Hart ¬

GeorgetownIs the guest of his former classmateMr McDowell Fogle He lies justclosed a successful school nt DixonKy and Is now en route homu

We will ship stock from Beavernext Saturday the 30 insteadMonday May 2 Parties Intcrectplease take notice

TAYLOR BEAN and TURNER

Messrs Charles W MuUIkin McHenry William Bryant Roslne EW Smith Ceralvo and Geojgo Vlnclent Certertowni were among ourcallers yesterday

Mvavrs R I Barnard and JamesBlack of the Liberty neighborhoodJohn SmIth Ceratvo W C AshleNorth Hartford and B F Beam oftrite East Hartford neighborhood wt roisamong our callers Monday

The valuable Eawn111 of Mr JohnT Rone Centertown was destroyedby fire Tuesday morning about twooclock The origin of tho fire is unkcown The loss entailed will amourto about 1200 without any Insurance

Leave your laundry with LyonsDuke Hartford Grocery Company I

for the Richmond Steam LaundryRichmond Indiana This laundry al-

ways gives satisfaction Prompt de-

livery¬

Satisfaction guaranteed 28tf

I am now handling a complete dineof feed stuffs Bran Corn CrushedCornOatsPoultry FoodCracfced CornCrushed Shells and Mica Grits Alsoflour and Meal Strictly cash

W E ELLIS34tf Hartford KyfThe condition of Mrs E M Wood ¬

ward who was dangerously illsuffering from puerperal con ¬

vulsions and who underwent a nee¬

essays operation Monday evening Isthoughrriernhjo will soon convalescent o

Is being attended by Miss IsabelGrouse a trained nurse of Owensboro Dad Miss Susie May of Hut¬

ford

ropresentlnry gy

House of Louisville Is in Hartford dthis week wiring the new depot Hewill put about forty electric lightsinto tho building Mr Burkholderhas just finished the enormous job ofputting over 5000 electric lights intho new State Capitol at Frankfortwhere he with a large force of asslstante spent three years on thework Ho is an export electriciannnd dthoroughly understands his business

Messrs Andrew King and ThomasJohnson who have been engaged inrailroad carpenter work along thedline of the new M H E for ilievpast six months left Wednesdayfor Russellvllle where they will en-

gageY

in the same line of workThese men have superintended andbuilt a depot and section houses atthe three towns of Hartford Moorman

Dundee The depot at Hartfordan exceptionally fine piece of

work Messrs King and Johnson are ofexperts in their IJne and the manysplendid buildings tHey h econ

are monuments to the sillcjeucy of their workr

1 i w

J Editor C II Barnett of the Repub ¬

lican Is the guest of his daughter

NashvilleTene3seeMrnand Mr Ho-mer BlatdrfcTd wero married at theresidence of the brides parses 012

Triplett street Owfenslwro at 830oclock last Thursday morning Theylet Immediately on tho L C trainor Leltchlleld to visit relatives of

groom after which they will re ¬

urn to Owensboro the home of thoLjfineis¬

irony und Is a worthy young manThe bride spent byre girlhood in Hart ¬

youngladywish them much connubial joyust27 Rev A F Gorton filledhis regular appointment at SmallhousSaturday and Sunday Owing to theInclement weather and the water be-

ing¬

so high means of Use memberscould eat attend The roll call meatlag was lxsgroned until the next reg¬

ular imcetlng the fourth Sunday InMay There will be two BertmocB andSunday school on that dry

There were twelve visitors at theSunday tthool Sundry Those from adistance who attended Sunday schooland church were Mr C T S Overton anal Miss Ticheaor Cententown Mr S W Bilbro Matanzasand Messrs Albert Lewis andBrowns of Wit Point

COUS11Jas1IIccdrlxhere Sundry They welts the guests iSaturdayp

Mr J C Drake wenit to MoormanMonday and returned Tuesday

ofL1Ir S E Hunter went to SouthCarrollton Monday

Mr 0 W OverhuU went to Hart ¬

ford Friday and returned SaturdayMr Georgo Reid Is not so wellMrs Dutch Houk and son Harry

and Blackburn Fields of Herrln 111

who have bran vfslitlng her sisterMrs Zack Reid for the past week

dateofSpringses 1 family of MrJim Wlthrow

Mrs Joe Bullock daughter Hazeland son McElllsare vlstoing her cisor Also David Luck Cemtertown

Mr Joe Klnchleo went to Centertown Monday

Mr Jess Kirtley went io IslandSunday and returned Monday

YIEWYApril 26 Health In this community

goodFarmersare getting behind with

their work on account of wet weatherItoIo

weeks at Red HillIitaday

Messrs A T French and HenryMorton spent Thursday In Oweusboto

BrunerHurtelNmva otsfiho secret marriage o

Miss Lunette Brenner and Mr WilliamW Hurtel which took place nit Joffer

mvlllo Ind March 2Cth has beenreceived by the relatives and friend-sit the contracting partres herowas the InteAtioa Of these young peo

to keep their montage a s ce-or some time bu as the eras In

most instances Imnwjdlao frIendslearned of the trip across the Ohioand la a brief period It dens apesthat a secret of this nature la 00ofgood to kop Tho bride 13s the isl

ff Rev J W Brunar of Hartfordand Is a most lovable lady Silo wborn and reared la Hancock countyand was left an orphan tf nn earlyage Sho attended school In the dawn ¬

try near her homo and at Oveiuifl >oroRealizing her position as an onphaagirl and having abundance of rhequalities accredited to the Kentuckianshe was prompted to seek her fortuneamong relatives In the city and ItasWethere been engaged with a leadingdepartment store as series lady toOsome timeeThe groom was tiara and scareto young manhood In flits countycwith the exception of a teen years atLake Ind with iris lather In thetimber business For a brief periodbhe was clerk for A R RenfrewCompany general moichanta nC Dun

and later held a like positionthe Economy Dry Goods Store

to Hartford In the early part of theear 1904 he entered the Spencerlan

OommtorcJal School alt Louisville roanwhjclrlhstltirtlon he graduated SaterHe was at onto tendered a positionas stenographer with a lending menufacturlng concern of Louisville He pworked to that capacity ice a rumba

business firms In that city andlater worked in tho capacity of stonogrnphernnd bookkeeper In southernand western clUes For the past yearho has been chief stenographer for

rt AaaN

II IIJII oIHosiery is a small item in somepeoples minds Bust how im ¬

portant it really is Even thesavage who cares not for wear ¬

ing apparel will seek to protecthis feet We give Hosiery ourbest attention We aim to sellonly the best and give you longerwear better fit and more sightlygoods at the minimum price Ifyou would not darn for sixmonths you will buy from us abox of Holeproof Hose Many

s

are satisfied however withunguaranteed hosiery which we sell

Burson Shawknit Har¬

vard and other goodmakesYou will get the best if you

tile Louisville Demurrage and StorageBureau which has charge of the star-

t age and demurrage of all tho leadingrailroads of the state Mr Hurtel Isanother of Ohio countys sons whoIs maintaining the reputation of hisnativity as tho mother of honorableand honored citizens He like manyother young men of Ohio county whohave mada their mark In life was foornon a faiou and has had a touch ofthe combination of soil country ofand sun shine in his boyhood dayssufficient to acquaint him with theroqulrments of life on the farm andhas gained his present stafMon in lifeby honest toll and application

The Republican joins the manyfriends of Mr Hurtel In extendinghearty good wishes to he and his accomplisbcd bride

ROSINEApril 27The people of this com¬withf1

days continue much longer the doctorwill have something to do

A revival meeting has been in grogwithItbytand Rev Roblsan of WlHIams MinosBroths Roblsou says 1m will visituu again In the near future

Mrs Llunie Leach has a nice linegroceries and will bo prepared In

a law days to furnish bur customerseverything lit n first class qore

asJiro Mary Cummings is Ylsltlllgjher daughter Mrs R T oIHartford this weeIeIMrs John Alford and family AnIdrew Alford and family aril Bud Al¬

ford visited their mother Mrs NancyAlford last Sunday Aunt Nancy Isdelighted beyond words to have herchildren with her in her olds age

are glad to say that Rtxslne s-

not without a prayer meeting OneIL Monday evening and on FridayPd230 p m on reach SundayMr Dawson our produce man Js

visiting his folks this week Ho wille back with us next Saturday Mr

Stlnson has been a help to the peoplO hero and we congratulate him inhU work

Notice to TeachersThe Board of Education HartfordDistrict No 1 will elect teachers forHartford College for the coming yearSaturday May 14th at eeven oclock

m at the regular meeting place ofthe Board All applications should be1tlimoJ S GLENN Chmn

W S TJNSLEY SecyDone by order ot the Board 2t

Why Not Get Th-

osePHOTOSMade NowIf you neglect it or defer ItitrBring the babies send the old

folks and come yourself The

price of photo supplies is go ¬

ing up and we will soon have

to charge more for our work

Better come right away

Schroeters StudioO-vcrRcptablicnnOffice

WANTEDCAR LOAD

OLD IRON AND JUNK

Will pay in cash the followingprices delivered at my place of husi ¬

ness or depot at Hartford KyFriday and Saturday April 2 fI and I0and Monday Tuesday Wednesday andThursday May 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th

ironfreepound10cDryGreen Bones per hundred pound25c7cLightIlOund9cLight7jcZincLead

2JcPewterpcrttnd18cOldJcSolid05cBjcyclo

tubes per9CRopoRubber No1 Grade per poundGcRubber No2 Grade per pound 2Jc

IJcGalvanizedworthlessAll s five hundred pounds andupward to bo weighed on Mr J WFords or Depot scales

E ELLISMANHartford

f