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The Hartford Republican from Hartford, Kentucky • Page 6

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Hartford, Kentucky
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I Qu WIr przartford Republican FRIDAY JANUARY 6 illinois ContralflallroaciTjmo RallroadTlmoI North ItoiiiKl ItoiiiKlNo No 13S dun 623 a in No lrMo IJ30p in No lOidaJ ear pui Munch llniind No 121 deal lAl in No 101 line SM lu uNo1S1 Carson Bros pays cash for Furs I A Ellis Beda called to see us Saturday Rosco Render Matanzas called to see us Saturday Norval Brown Mcilenry called to see us Saturday Charlie Render McHenry called to dee us Saturday Tinsley Render was a pleasant caller Monday Miss Hva Robertson has accepted It position as stenographer for Attor ney Llkena FOR SArHMy two Story Real dence MRS JULIA WKDDISO a I Hartford Ky Mr Sam Bach was In Louisville the first of the week purchasing new goods for his midwinter trade Hsq John Graham Nirrowa who Is Attending as member ol the Fiscal Court made us a pleasant call Tuesday Bring your him to Sam etch the Hartlcr merchant lie wll lake all youve got and pay you the highest cash price Ujq Martin Select and Wilcox Rockport members of the Fiscal Cputt were very pleasant call eta Tutslay TutslayWe I We have all kinds ol bargains far jnu during January 19 5 Bring or your cash and tee us usCARSON CARSON Co Mr and Mrs Wnyne Grlfltd and children wtr the guests of Mrs Grif fins parents Mr and Mrs FOAur tin Beaver Dam last week Mm Render and little daughters Mary nnd Mabyn Mtta zas have been the guest of Mrs Renders daughter Mrs Smith for the past few days We have upon our shelves Rims big bargains In Overcoats and Dies Goods Visit us for these articles and you are sure to get bargain CARSOV ft Co While at work at Fords new lloiv erlng mill fl few days ago Mr Mattingly accidentally stepped Into a small exciivritlon which causeda pain ful sprain of his foot and ankle We have rinother big jjb in odd Pants which we have put on our bargain coulter at 100 and 15 Come to usfor bargains in punts CARSON Co Anthony Maiden who killed Rice Rerifrowat White Run Christ ma i eve was arraigned before Judge Miller last Friday He waived examining trial and his bond was fixed at 1030 which he gave and was released from gallThe The Board of Equalization is now in session here It is composed of the following named gentlemen viz Warren Taylor John Holbr ok 1M Addington Tom Wallace and Alonzo Phillips The session will extend over into next wIck Buy our scholarship in the Massey Business College at Louisville It is good for either the commercial or shorthand department It entitles you to go as long as you want to Position guaranteed by this school Apply at REPUBLICAN office Mr Charlie Sturgeon who together with his wile have ben the guests ol Mr Mclntirc and family for the past several days will leave toJay to assume his duties as Mate on Steamer Crescent City Mrs Sturgeon will visit a few days longer when she will return to her home at Evinsvllle Indianas IndianaThere There are 4 large Grain Elevato at Covlngton Oklahoma and over five hundred thousand bushels of wheat was shipped from this station on the Arkansas Valley and Western this year for particulars in ngard ts at the opening of Covlngton Lurlen and Greenup apply to Cal Ku wri Hartford Ky aeb Kslll Taylor Pientls called to see us Monday II French Pientls na pleasant caller Monday Wakeland McHenry made us a pleasant call Friday Miss Della Barnes Marlon Ky is visiting at Mrs Lucy Hubbuds Commonwealths Attorney Ringo Is attending court at Cal houn City restaurant has put in a Hot i Drinks outfit Fine Call and try emA A new 6ooo school building is now being erected in Covington Ok lahoma lehomeoLadles Ladles drop in at City Restaurant and try a cup of our Hot Chocolate So good goodMiss Miss Eva Brown Centertown has been the guest of her sister Mrs Isiac Foster for the past lew days An elegant line of Ladies Ores I Skirts can be found at Sam Bachs Dont fall to see them before pur chasing elsewhere Mr Marlon Klmbley of the Small harts neighborhood is very low of tubrrcolosts and is not expected to survive longer than a few days Mr Charles Crowder of Rosin left Monday fur Louisville to resume the study of medicine under the tu torship ot the Hospital College ol MedicineSchroeters Schroeters Studio lelt the first ol the week for Rochester where It wi IIal remain some time after which it will bgln Its annual trip down Green river and back to Hartford in early talke talkOil Oil has ben discovered in large quantities In and around Greenup Oklahoma There are now about 4 wells producing from 65 to 250 bat re gard to lots In Covington Lucien and Greenup apply to CAL KnowN Hartford Ky We have just eanv sled our ShoeI stock and find that we have 70 pairs of Shoes to close out at greatly reduc ed prices These shoes are for Men Iidles and Children The stock thesj Shoes Is firstclass but a lot II odds and end We have placed them on the bargain Counters CountersCARSON CARSON Co Mr John Hale Fordsvllle lirs been In town several days this wee 1 rounding up affairs preparatory to bto ginning work on the electric light plant which he and his company arr to install here The Condit Mill neat Rough River bridge has been purchas ed as a site for the power house The small child of Mr and Mrf Sam Paris of Clear Run that was seriously burned some time ago died last Friday night and interment took place Sunday at Clear Run Cemetery In the presence of quite a number pf friends and relatives of the Tamil I THIS RntCHUCAN extend tokens rf sympathy and condolence to thr family familyBy By oversight the announcement ol John Shultz for Magistrate of the Cromwell Justice District was onilttt from our columns when the county convention was held Nomination lor Magistrates have not been made and with this Issue we reInstate Mr Shultzs announcement which we will run until the nominating convention is held heldLast Last Friday Chick Jennings a boy lp twelve years old shot and severely injured Ivan Dowell a ten year old boy with a 22 caliber rifle The boys were going to a neighbors to kill a hog and were playing with the gun which was accidentally dlschargedthe contents of which took effect in the smaller boys back The little fellowI was improving at last report On last Thursday night Miss Fannie Render and Prof Jerse Berry were united in marriage at the home of the tiB brides parents Mr and Mrs Render Rev Burnett officiat ing The wedding was quite a sur prise to most every one and only a few of the immediate friends and rel arises of the couple knew of It until the nuptial rights had been performed ed Prof Berry is a native of the county and is at present teaching In Banrbon county The brde is one of ofHartfords most popular and attractive ladles Their many friends wish them a happy future I A is TORSA TORSAi BoqgH Blfutw Seed oats for sale at The Hartford Mill Cos place of business tl Albln Patln of Breaux Bridge Lathe Is guest of friends hereS You can get Glass any size you want up to 63 Inches at Hartford Mill Gos tI Attorney Woodward was In Calhoun the first of the week on legs business Mrs John Thomas Is the guest oi her sister Mrs A Casey at Hop klnsvllle We still have a few Cloaks lelt which we will clcse out at low figures CARSON Co Hi dm mention of whose illnes appeared In last weeks REPUBLICAN is able to out Buy our Scholarship In the Marsey Business College located at Louis ville Position guaranteed Leave your Laundry at Cleve Ilers Promptt g6lts Davidson will leave the last of the week to begin a select fchool at Oak Grove next Monday Chocolate Grape Kola Tomato Boullllon ClamBonllllon Liquid I Beef red hot at City Restaurant We had to omit several valuable news letters this week for want a fto space and because they arrived late lion Fogle returned Wednesday from Middlesburg where he ha been the guest ot his father for sever al days You ought to get some of our mixed feed for your old cow and get a pall full ol good milk tl HARTFORD MILL Co Mr Hooker Williams and family hove moved Into the residence on Union Street recently purchased from A TaylorI IThe Hartford Mill Co is continually adding new machinery and buildIng material to its plant and is pre pared to furnsh almost anything in their Hne tt Jarnagln Roxy called to si Ius Wednesday lie told us he ha1 just Bold his first crop of tobacco Owensboro receiving 6and 4 He had 3 600 pounds We publish today the quarterly report of the Fordsville Banking Co The figures therein contained show Dthe nancial condition Its most excel lent showing is evidently duo to the efficiency and business capacity of its officials Mr Will Hurt has resigned his pa sition as clerk in the Economy Dry Goods Store He will probably ar cept a similar position in Lonlsvillc He is an honest energetic and con I peent young man and where i vr br i ay go he will have the best wishes I of the people hereI fin another column will be found Irf RokportDeposit rfDeposit Bank It shows that theI brbark is doing an excellent business Its officials and directors are someI of the countys most ingenious and 01hustling business men and there is hevery reason why the bank should thrive Mr and Mrs Wolfolk Barrow who have been theguests ol Mrs Parows Talnrleft left last Sunday for Lexington whetI they will spend a few days the guestsI of Mr Barrows parentsnft which whichthey where Mr Barrow Is attending aMed lpfeel schoolt Supt DeWeese has appointed the following beneficiaries to the Normal Department of the Agricultural and andMechanical Mechanical College Marvin BlackI Hartford Hogland Taffy Lula Acton Snlphnr Springs Stella Daniel Olaton All of them are young teach ers and will no doubt reflect credit on onthe The following persons have remem remembered tlal way since the beginning of theI new year Mrs Nancy King Hart fend A Brown Matanzar Richt Tayat lor Prentls Esq John Graham Narrow Alex Maddox McHenry Jaroagln Roxey Woerner Hartford and WakeI illlend McHenry The Kern Edwards Stock CoI will present a fine aeries of entertainments at Taylors Opera Halljanuary 26 27 and 28 Tbere are 18 people ini the Company including 8 fine spec ial Vaudeville actors Optra House shmanagers where they have been assure me I can stand behind the Company as it is an extra good one The prices will bf general admissions 35C reseals served Sac children 25 ACr TAYLOR Manager Opera House I II I Mrs Lucy Hubhard received telegram last Friday receivedI her the news of the serious Illness oi 011her her son Walter at Pccatelln Idsbc She left immediately find expected to I arrive there Wennesday evening The family have bad no word from I her since she reached the far western city cityIn In another column will be found the qua trrly report of the condition of the Ohio County Bank at the close of business on the 3ist day of December The report shows that the in stitution islnahealtbful and growing finenclal condition and one ol the very best in the county and its busl ness like management btspeaks for It a continued ircrease In business Closing Out at Cost Prices now ruling at Fosters Cash Store 3 cans Folks Best Tomatoes 25 3 cans Mustard Sardines 252 5 cans Blackberries 25 3 cans Polks Best Ptas 25 3 cans Heinz Baked Beans 250 3 cans best Kraut 25 6 bars Red Wrapper Soap 253 6 bars Big Deal Soap 25c 6 bus Lenox Soap 25c 3 bars fine Toilet Soap roc 3 boxes Rubno more 12 la boxes Petrllne 25 3 boxes Axle Grease 25 2 boxes Cream of Wheat 25I 2 boxes Popcorn 50 3 bulls Pup Corn 5 Two 21b boxes Hawk Eye Oats 15c ilb box Victory Oats 4 6 Ibi white Navy Bears 25 4 Ibs Butter Beans 25 Best Cream Cheese iseli Best Wafer Crackers use Ib 2 packages Lion Coffee 25 2 packages Kls me Chewing Gum 5 3 bottle Lemon uc I box Bird Seed 4 2 packages Grape Nuts 251 2 packages Cero Fruto 2C 2 packages Force 2 2 packages Colgans Tolu 5 3 Unties Wecbs Pepper Sauce 25 3 bottles Pickled Onions 25 6 bottles large size Standard Tomato Catsup 25 3 paL agts Presto 25 3 bottles Pure Gold Tomato Catsup 250 All Tinware and Hardware at cost Three new showcatts and one pi Dayton computing scales for sale at great bargain Also my house and lot In Harlfoi I for sale Everything else that Is now hit goes in proportion FOSTER I Hartford Ky Ten Days Specials Following our usual custom before stocktaking we are going to make to the public some special closing prices on Overcoats Ladies Jackets Millinery Comforts and Blankets Note Prices below and come at once Suuply limited Overcoat Specials Five Overcoats of nice quality Beaver cut long strap back well lined and trimmed a regular 600 Coat on sale for ten days only at the low 1 ri price 448 Five extra quality all wool Overcoatsextra length strap back plaid mixture the kind we 98sell sell for 1200 closing price Ladies Jacketsy Out of our big stock only twelve are left The price of thes garments was 800 All new and stylish They come castor and black sizes 32 34 36 Certainly lot only a Bargain Your choice of the 498 1 Millinery Specials Our Never Carry Over motto will bo rigedly enforced Our entire line must move at some price so I if its a Hat you want and want it stylish and cheap come directly to us No words exchanged about the price Take your pick make the piice and take it alongi Comforts and Blankets Plenty of weather for them yet and its a shame to slaughter them in this sale but wo have them and they must bo turned into cash Its our loss and your gain Elevenfour all wool 500 Blankets choice 308 leven four Cotton Mixed 200 Blankets 138 Big size quilted Comforts 89c Extra quality quilted Comforts lined with white cotton 129 These specials are not all We keep on hands at all times bigger values in Dress Goods Mattings Carpets Furnishings etc than any house in Ohio county Remember our terms are strictly cashwith fair and curteous treatment to all We cordially in I vite 1905 you to mace our house your trading place for I or ai aiThe The I Place Is I fWtI I I I I I i 1 i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I New Prices Will Follow New Year In our store We open 1905 with a rush of bargains so dont delay to call on us if you havent stocked yourselves up for the winter in Clothing Shoes Dry Goods Etc If you have not bu sure and come at once and if you have call again We are offering some recordbreaking bargains Come and bring this this list with you We only name a few articles of our large stock Misses and Childrens Shoes Made of the very best material A nice Misses Shoe sizes 12 to 3i at at 100 to 175 Childrens Shoes made of fine and heavy leather sizes 1 to going at 25c to 100 25 pairs Boys Shoes all sizes fine make and material at 115 Thirtyfive pairs finer grade at 150 Sixteen pairs that we guarantee to give satisfaction which formerly I sold at 250 now going at 200 Our Line is Unexcelled I In Clothing Mens allwool black and I fancy Suits regular price 750 now I 490 Only a few left Come at once A big line of highgrade Suits A long 52inch bolted Overcoat for men fancy colors real value 850 now offered at I 595 Because of an overstocked line I of Boys Suits and Overcoats which we I brought on for Xmas wo are oflering them at 30 per cent below the real val ue Dont forget this We Can Cover Your Head I With an uptodate fine Hat any style or color for 135 We also sell a genuine Swan hat guaranteed to hold its shape for 200 Also a big line off higher grade Hats in all the latest shapes Remember that we have a complete line of Woolen Dress Goods at all prices Calico 4e Outing Uloth 9c best Waist Flannel24c Per cals lOc Linen 6c Bleached Cotton 5c to 8c Capes Jackets Comforts Blankets and everything else in the Dry Goods Line in proportion We Have the Goods And can furnish you with anything our line at less than you can huff elsewhere Same quality too cv count of a late fall we find that we are overstocked on winter goods and rather than carry them over we are disposing of them at sacrifice prices We hope this will impress you to come at once for we certainly mean what we say You will find everything just as represented SAM BACH Hartford I.

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1891-1922