1TS Last Chance on your Tongue ACTAYLOR Summer Goods...
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1TS Last Chance on Summer Goods I Following our usual custom wo have inaugurated big i 4 VINDUP SALE on our Sun mor Merchandise All of those aro great bargains Many arc lower titan factory prices tolay Our him is to close out our entire stock o odds and onus romnnnts otc before our fill stock arrives Wash Goods Fancy Itlltured Organdies 37- cPulka Dot Iawne se Scotch L wnn- Pigured 4C Dlntttlea Ioe Solid color Orgnudles loe Sheer India Linens lac- UxtrR IndiA Linens r5c and 20 White Piques rsc and 2SC White Welts 2oc Entire Line 2OC Mercerized GlnghaulI rsc Shoe Department t Gxford Tlc sold for 2 SO now 2 Pat Leather Strap Slippers now S2 Pat tip Oxfords sold for S2 now Sr 3S All out 150 Oxlords now 120 Hntlre line Sr 25 Oxfords now r oo- Chlldrene Oxfords 5 to S at Sot 9 to r3 75C13s to t at t Mea lowcut Sboea lormer price 2 now I 15o Good quality Low cut shoes ioo The Bargain Centrr Is A5OOO8JIo1tifii1Luri GIVEN AWAY If you wInt to bo the lucky person buy your goods from us from now until the end of the year and got n guess nt the length of limo the BIG CANDLE will burn Tho first porn to guess the exact number of hours or the ono guessing thu nearest to the ox act number of hours the can l 1dlo will burn gets the Furni Iuch dollar spout gets Ono Dollars worth of goods and a guess It costs you nothing to guess and you may ho tho lucky party This is upon to nIlcnah customers Come to see us anti got moro for your money than you are on dbred elsewh- ereCARSON co HARTFORD KY Real EstateFARM DO YOU I have some land for sale 78acros near Palo for 700 Good bargain 100 acres four miles north of Hartford for 1000 Good v conditiOi1 s and a bargain 135 tlcros four miles north of Hartford for 800 In g god condition Good building c If you want to buy or soil seo mo S A Anderson Dealer In Real Estate < HARTFORD KY Notice I will hold an examination to se- lect appointees to the Normal depart went of the Agricultural and Me- chanical College on August 28th 1p last day of Institute There are yet three vacancies The examination will be competitive Very truly J M DnWaJtSR S C S I Clothing Department Childs Odd Pants 5oc Boys Sultllpantscoat vest S2 5O Mens an wool Suits 14 and up Mens serge Coats and Vellta S2 up Mens Cotton Pants 5oc Call1limere Pants r up Corduroy Punta 150 Boys School Paula 5oc Boys odd Coats SI np Lace CurtainsSP- ECIALSExtremely showy 3 J yards by 47 Inches wide extra deep border In large floral designs with covered ground In floral branch ef recta prince 200 Extra wide net center with set de signs heavy artistic border In comb nation floral stripe and openwork ef Sects very striking overtock edges 3 4 yards long6o In wide price Srso Curtain Scrims 5c to roc per yd Curtain Poles toe Hartford Republican FRIDAY AUGUST u Read Davlesa Co Bk Tr Co ad City Restaurant for the nicest Can dies In Hartford Try our nice Soup roc per bowl at City Restaurant Soda Water Lemonade and Coco Cola at City Restaurant My What delicious Ice Cream and Sherbet at City Restaurant Get a mess of nice fresh Fish at City Restaurant when is Hartford We have some big bargains to oUer In summer clothing CARSON Co An Ladles Misses and Chlldrens Slippers at reduced prices ECONOMY DRY GOODS STORn We are making closing out prices on all summer goods CARSON CO Get your meals when In Hartford at City Restaurant livery thing first class Guess on the big candle and per haps you will get the Iso suit of far ntture CARSON Co OSTItOlATJIDr D W King Is at Mrs Lou Collins Examination and Consultation free tf WANTED Good white Rill to do house work for small family Ad dress lock box 3t Hartford Ky tf Mrs Sarah Colllus Smith will leave Monday for Louisville St Louis and Cincinnati to purchase her Jail stock of goods AU Carters Pure Apple Vinegar Fresh Meats Bacon lIamJard c constanly on hand at W H Moores Meat Market All Lawns and thin Summer Drees Goods at a greatly reduced price Some at cost and some at below cost ECONOMY DRY GOODS STOUt When you trade with Carson Co ask for a ticket so you can guess on the number oj hours the big candle will burn Theres 50 In It We like best to can SCOTTS EMULSION a food because it stands so em- phatically for perfect nutrition And yet in the matter of restor lug appetite of giving now strength to the tissues especially to the nerves Its action is that of a medicineSeaitor free > Chemists 4ogrtlreulStreet IhwVk I soc + ool aUdnJaUtaj Cicero Igleheart Dawson Is vlllit big In Hartford this week Capt W T Ellis Owensboro Is attending court here this week Miss Olive Carson went to Louis vllle Saturday to make an extended visit Miss Edith Carson returned yester Jay after a weeks stay at the Chau tauqua at Owensboro Countyf and taken charge of the county work See our samples for Ladles Tailor made suits Rain and Dust Coats We take your measure and have them made to order ECONOMY DRY Goons STORE At the singing contest at the Cen- tral Grove picnic recently the Hick ory Hill singing class won first prize a beauttful parlor lamp and Mr A T Bishop won the prize offered for the best solo singer- WANTEDEyerybody to buy their MIllinery Goods at the Economy Dry Goods Store We will sell you a hat at your own price to make room for our mammoth fall line Mas SARAU CtJIIINS SMITII Why not do your trading with Car son Co and get a guess on the candle We give a guess for every r spent In cash or good country pro duce We are going to give a E50 suit of Furniture to the one who guesses the number of hours or near eat number of hours the big candle will burn Call on A C Taylor for anything in the Under takers line Coffins any size or style furnished at a reasonable price His nice funeral car at your service any hour Marriage LIcense William Reynolds age 2r Select to Iva Leach age r6 Cromwell R P Baize age 21 Render to Datzy D Davis age 17 Sulphur Springs Otis S Hoover age 2i No Creek to Pearl A GoU age 17 No Creek Hills Baize age 3r Select to Pan nie James age 21 Select Robert M Duncan age 28 Lnzerne- to Ina Johnson age 21 Pordsville S P lulkerson age 22 Echolsto Francis Decker age IS 1c1iols INTERURBAN RAILROAD Engineers RunnIng a line From Henderson to Hartford Engineer Stewart and six others ac- companying him all In the employ of the Henderson and Hartford Interur ban railway promoters arrived In the city Sunday to began a preliminary survey of the route of the road be tween this city and Green river says the Henderson Gleaner Two lIen derson men were added to the force thus the party now on the line be tween here and Green river numbers nine souls Sunday afternoon Col- E G Sebree and Engineer Stewart drove out several miles along the line ot the proposed survey In order to locate a starting point on Fifth street and ron first an air line to a designat- ed point on Green river They will then run two other parallel lines In or der to discover the easiest grades The work will be thoroughly done and then a report made Col Sebree Informs the Gleaner that the route from Hartford to Green river hRS been located and the right of way secured On being asked If he really believed the road would be built he replied I can not under stand why so much money Is being expended In surveys J there Is any doubt of Its building The road will prove one of vast ben cfit not only to every farm along the line but of Immense benefit to Henderson Certainly Henderson should encourage Its building In every practical way In her power ROCKPORT KY Miss Gracie Stokes Greenvllle le- the guest of friends here Miss Lillie ChlsenhaU has returned home alter a six weeks visit to her mother Mrs Kate Chlsehall at McHenry Mr and Mrs John Duncan of- Greenpille were the guests or helr parenta Mr and Mrs D Duncan last week Miss Lt11ie Henelerle le visiting at OwensboroMr Mrs M J Reid have ree turned home aftera visit to friends at HartfordMr Mrs HaUl Tichenor oj Calhoun were the guest of their par- ents Mr and Mrs D TlcherIor last week Dr A D Park attended court at Hartford this week MraD P Glbbe sad children are la Owensboro Misses Alace Reid Burnice Haden Lillie Hendrte Grace Stokes Ada Hendrte and Mist Bishop of Sturgis and Mrs Anna attended the Chautauqua at Owensboro this week Miss Cora Reid Is very ill with ty- phoid fever Mrs 81D Dempsy ot Stur gis are the guests of Mrs Pierce and family this week Mrs Kate Chlsenhan and son Mc Henry were the guests of Mrs Chirenballe sister Mta Sam Maples this week Miss Jessie Chevan of Beaver Dam le the guest of her uncle Harry WaddleMr Maples and family were the guests of Mr Maples parents near Hartford this week Mrs ClaraDeWittis theguestofhec mother Mrs Layton at Livermore f fff f f f H PERSONAL MENTION t 1 1itttt 1t11tl1tt1aa t J M Rowe Centertown was here TuesdayWm Centertown was here Tuesday C K Reneer Centertown was here TuesdayClarencE Asbby McHenry was In town Friday P B Bidwell Matanzas was In town Friday B F Calbert Centertown was here Tuesday Amos Decker Centertown was here Tuesday Charley Bullock Ceralvo was In town Tuesday W T Bishop Ceralvo was In town Tuesday W F Coffman Matanzas was In town Saturday Wll Bishop Ceralvo was lu town Tuesday C G Kimbley Ceralvo was In town Tuesday Willie Park Clear Run was In town Tuesday C D Wallace Cromwell was In town yesterday Warren Lindley Pt Pleasant was In town Friday O B Bosklt Centertown was in TuesdayI Dr J D Maddox Rockport was In town Tuesday A B Tichenor Matanzas was In town Wednesday James Chancellor Centertown was In the city Wednesday W C Overton Echols called to see us while In town Tuesday A T Bishop Render called to see us while In town Tuesday T C Bean Dundee called to see us while lu town Saturday J B Herndon McHenry called to see us while In town Friday Joe James Centertown called to see us while In the city Tuesday W C Smith McHenry called to see us while In town Friday Deputy Sheriff R L Boyd Horse Branch was In town Tuesday A J Harris Pordsvllle called to see us while In town Monday R E Eudaley Ceralvo called to see us while In town Tuesday Jesse Everty Ceralvo called at this office whlle In town Tuesday J n Miller Sunnydale called to see us while In town Saturday E W ROss Centertown called to see us while In town Saturday Mr Hudson Balzetown called to see WI while In town Monday Ernest Rhoads Centertowu called to see us while In town Tuesday Blumer Renfrow Narrows caned to see us while In town Saturday Herman Render Centertown called to see us while In town Saturday Tilden Taylor Matanzas Caned to to see us while In town Saturday A Henderson Pordsville made us pleasant call while lu town Monday L C Taylor Matanzas made us a pleasant call while In town Friday P L Wood Ceralvo made us a pleasant call while In town Tuesday F A Shaver Beds made us a very pleasantcall while In town Monday Raleigh Godsey Pordsvllle called at this office while In town Monday Mr and Mrs W C Smith McHen ry visited Mrs Mary E Taylor Mon dayDr A D Park Rockport made us- a pleasant can while In town Mon day Nicholas Barrass Taylor Mines called to see us while In town Satur dayA R Mitchell Pordsvllle made us a pleasant call white In town Mon dayS A Bratcher MatanZs made us a pleasant call while In town Satur- day J R York Rosins made us a pleasant call while to town Wednes- day Miss Hazel Tappin South Carroll ton Is visiting Miss Ida Park this week Hmmet Render Matanzas made us- a pleasant can while In town wed nesday Ham T Maddox Ctralvo made us a pleasant can while In town Wed nesday Esq G W Martin Balzetown made us a pleasant while call In tovn MondayG Rowe Centertown made us a very pleasant call while In town Tuesday J B Blankenshlp Beaver Dam made us a pleasant call while In towp yesterday SherlffCaI P Keown attended the Chautauqua at Owensboro Saturday and Sunday Willie Woodward Beaver Dam called at this office while In town Wednesday W H Render Livermore mode us a very pleasant call while it town Wednesday Mrs J W Raley Louisville sister of U L Heavrin city is quite It o1 typhoid fever Mick NaU agent for I C R R- CoMcHeury called to see us while In town Monday Attorneys J E Davidson and R R courtr at Balzetown Mrs W R Fowlkes ot Centre Miss arrived Tuesday to be the guest of her fatherMr A W Davidson for several days Misses > ma and Zelpah Taylor of the Liberty neighborhood were the guests of their cousIn Mrs Mary IL Taylor yesterday Miss Ida Park city Miss Hazel Tappin South Carrollton and Mr Sherman Park city made us a very pleasant call Tuesday Mrs S K Cox Miss Florence White Miss Bessie Morton Mrs Lee Chinn Miss Bernice Miller Mrs W S Tinsley and P C Miller attended the Chautauqua at Owensboro Sun day r You should call on A- Ce Taylor the Undertak- er when in need of any thing jn his line He can furnish burial outfit on short notice at a very moderate price DARING ROBBERY Aged Man Held up at James Youngers Show And 30 TakenMay Lose his Mind Over it lilt Sterling Ky Aug 19A dar Ing robber has just come to light I here John Helton of Aarons Run this county a ninety year old farmer had 30 In green backs taken from him In James Youngers Wild West Show while It was here He procured the money from a bank to play on a gambling game but when he return ed to the game the money was taken from him and on penalty of death he pledged never to reveal It He nearly went crazy and divulged his mlsfortunednrlng steep No clue to the theif has been found though officers tracked him to Lexington Heltoae friends fear he will lose his reason over the loss of aU his money i LIVERMORE KY Augustl r9Mr and Mrs John Massie have returned from Owens boro where they have been visiting for the last week Miss Sadie Rice Ur and Mrs D H Quigg Mr and Mrs W H New- ton and family S W Rowan Misses Martha Simmons Kathallne Lyvres G S Hicks and family attended the Chautauqua at Oweusboro last week Dr and Mrs P DeWtt of Rock port Ky are visiting relatives at this place Mrs W H Hinkle and grandchU then of Paducah who have been via sting the family of C B Edmunds have returned home Dr H J Beard R I Carman S T Kenklns and C A Shaver attend- ed the Chautauqua Wednesday The steamer Charlie Curlin which has been the Calhoou and Livermore packet for the last six months has been told to New Orleans parties the Kallsta wilt take her place Rev Geo H Givan who has been lit for several weeks with a compllc Lion of diseases Is still Improving Miss Sarah Hart oj Owensboro who has been visiting Rev Givan returned home Monday accompanied by Prol W P Stevens Ur and Mrs W H Caiman and son Walter of Leitch field are visit- Ing friends here this week Mr and Mrs Jas Henneger of Spring Lick are visiting their sons Will and Grover this week The corporate limits of the town of Livermore have been extended so as to Increase the population about 200 Miss Maggie May of Central City Is visiting her sister Mrs W H Hazard Mr H O Schrreter Is at our land- Ing with his Floating Studio Mr and Mrs Jas Hunter and Mrs Welsh pf Louisville are visiting Mrs FLyvres Otto Pressor heading sawyer at Ackers Milt got his hand so badly mangled by the saw thAt his fore fin ger had to be amputated A suit has been filed In the McLean Circuit Court by the opposition to the graded school to enjoin the collection oj tax to maintain the proposed grad ed echooll IUs expected there will be a lively contestas quite a number or the enterprising and influential cit hens are determined to have a good school at any cost The Ohio oU representatives are prospecting here for oil MIss Lucy Hall of Alabama Is via sting frlenda here this week Prof M D Maddox was In town Monday Mr Dick Busklll and wife visited Mr A J Busklll last week Misses Mary Llndlcy and Willie Tlchenot of Point Pleasant are visit- Ing Mtsa EdlthTlchenor this week Mr Everett Tichenor of Center town visited Worth Tichenor last week Mr Hubert Cottman of Coffman was In town Friday Messrs Ernie Morton S M Dex ter and Claude Myers were In town Tuesday Mrs Dr B F Tichenor of Center town is visiting friends In and near Livermore this week Mr Rot Atherton was in town to day Miss Bessie Atherton of near Llvla visited Miss Audrie Hackett several days Iaslweek > r your Tongue If its coated your stomach is bad your liver is out of order Ayers Pills wilt clean your tongue cure your dys pepsia make your liver right Easy to take easy to operate 25c Alt drurelt WaD tour moutehe or beard beuutul bro nor rich blckI Term e II BUCKINGIIAMS DYEfor tho ors I 00O + urnM e e pHAlLaCOH SHERIFFS SALE By virtue of execution No 2026 B II directed to me which Issued from the Clerks omen of the Ohio Circuit Court In favor of RT Taylor against Miles Taylor I or one of my depu ties will on Monday the 7th day or September 2933 between the hours oj t oclock p m and 3 oclock p m at theCourt House door In Hartford Ohio county Ky expose to pubilc sale to the highest anti best bidder a onehalf undlvldcd Interest In the following described property or so much thereof os may be necessary to satisfy Plaintiffs debt and interest and costs towlt- Beginning at a atone corner to Geo Thompson survey bought of Kinchen Martin thence with a line of same N 42 poles and 7J4 links to a stone near another of his corners thence W 64 poles to a stone In Jas Martins line thence with his line S 42 poles and 734 links to a white oak and black oak thence with his line E 64 poles to the beginning contain Ing 17 acres more or less For a- more complete description of same see deed of date March 20th 1877 from Hugh Roach and wife to Geo Thomp- son of record Ohio Connty Clerks office deed book Z page 222 Also the following tract Begin ping It a stone corner to Martin and Roach thence E 363 poles to a stone near the railroad thence N 21- R 36 45 poles to chestnut on the wagon road thence N 78 W 49yf poles to two beeches on a slough and In Roachs line thence S 43 35 poles to the beginning containing 1o3 acres For a more complete d scrlp- tlou of same see deed of date February 8 1877 from Kinchen Martin to Geo Thompson of record Ohio County Clerks office deed book Z page too Also the following tract Begin- ning at MarUns S n corner ou the bank of Muddy creek near Thomp sons Mill thence West with Martins line to the railroad thence up said road to the creek upon the bank thence down the creek to the begin- ning supposed to be 7 f acres more or less For a more complete de scription of same see deed from Kinchen Martin to Geo Thompson deed book Y page 78 Also the following tract beginning at a chestuut near the railroad thence N 78 W 50 poles to two benches one of Geo Thompsons original corners thence N 77 poles to a stone thence S 78 n 68 poles to a small black gum and sycamore on the bank of the old bed of HIm Lick Creek thence up said creek with Its meanders to the beginning containing 28 acres For a more complete description of same see deed from Klnchecu Martin to Geo Thompson of date 5th day of February 187901 record Ohio County Clerks office deed book r page r 4 TERMSSale wilt be made on a- credit of three months bond with BP proved security required bearing In- terest at the rate of 6 per cent per an- num from day or rate and having the force and effect or a sale bond Witness my hand this 20th day of August 1903 CAr P KnOWN S O C Dr A S Yewell Osteopathic Physician Hours 9 to 12 a m and from I to 4 p m Room 22 New Commercial Hotel Female troubles and chronic diseases a specialty Consultation and examination free 24t Resolutions on the Death of WG lIardwlckH- ARTJ10RD Long No 675 F A M HARTFORD Ky August z2 2903 Whereas It has pleased the Suo- premeArchltcct of the unlverselu Ills allwlse providence to take from us our dear brother William Graves Hardwick who was our worthy effi cleat and beloved Secretary be It Resolved First That In the death of Bro Hardwick Hartford lodge No 675 has lost one oj Its moat faithful and sincere members and a capable and devout Secretary his wife a true and loving husband his daugh ter a kind and indulgent father his church a useful and consistent member his community an honora- ble and upright man and his country a loyal citzen Second That we extend to the be reaved family our deepest sympathy and mutually mourn with them the deep loss we have all sustained Third That we wear the usual badge or mourning for thirty days and that the secretarys desk be drap ed lu mourning for the game period of time Fourth That we have these resolu tlons spread upon our records pub liahed la the county papers and a copy presented to the Masonic Home Journal and to the family of the de ceased ROWAN IJOIIROOK I J P Mir tER G B LIEENs Corn n w FORD Master I MMWIN DEAN Secy pro tern ACTAYLOR Undertaker I havo just received a full line of Collins Caskets and Robes my Hearse is of tho latest pattern and strictly uptodate I have procured the services of Mr Wallace Duncan an experienced Undertaker and Embalmer Washing layingout and dressing a specialty My House is open day and night Calls answered on short notice BARGAINS TO BURN Hundreds ill every Department piled high on every tllblo and on every shelf ill every show case and show window Today tomorrow next week and all through the month of August things will be at foyer heat and prices the lowest over known All through the season wo have tried to bo generous but now wo will bo extravagant This is not a sale of odds and ends and shopworn goods but the brightest and newest Merchandiso of HJ03 Notice below a few of the many wonderful Bargains to bo had during this great sale RedHot Bargains Calico1icBro Bleached Cotton 40 AII5cent Latvns 3io- AIlScent Lvns 51c- A1110cent Lativns8c1111- 2Ic Lavns 10c All l6cent Lawns + i2c All 20cont Lawns 15c All 20cont Dimities 15c All 26cent Organdies 2oc All 30cent Organdies22c All 25cent Straw Hats 15c All 50cent Straw Hats35c All 75cont Straw Hats 50e All 1 Straw Hatstr 760 All 150 Straw Hats JHOO lions SuitsJ 285to 350 All 1000 Suits 750 All 1250 Suits 90O- All 1350 and 15 Suits r iooo r All 5 Shoes 375 All 450 Shoes 345 All 350 Shoes 285 All 300 Shoes 215 All 250 Shoes 195 All 2 Shoes- 165 > All 150 Shoes L25 h These sttmo Bargain Prices prevail all over our immense stock of Merchandise You should seo our goods and got our prices before buying We bought tremendously heavy and make theso prices in order to clear out our immense stock now on hand to make room for our Fall Goods rhoY are Bargains novvr before offered Call and bo convinced Economy Dry Goods Store Hartford Kentucky Some Hot August Pri es Best Factory 5ri Best Calico 5c Good Bleach 5c ions Black Clay Worsted Suits 2G0sizes 35 to 42 Youths Clay Worsted Suits 250sizes 14 t9J9 Boys Suits all VQol nicely made 160 Ion8 nmrYuth8 Pants at very loW prices Nice Shoes HamiltonDrown 125 Wo carry a generol lino of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Huts Carpets Mattinss trunks and Telescopes Como around Wo will savo you monoy Highest market prices paid for Feathers Ginseng and Yollowroot < Yours for trndo Sam Bach All Kinds of Job Work NEATLY DONE Atr THIS OFFICE
Transcript of 1TS Last Chance on your Tongue ACTAYLOR Summer Goods...
1TS Last Chance onSummer Goods
I Following our usual custom wo have inaugurated bigi 4 VINDUP SALE on our Sun mor Merchandise All of
those aro great bargains Many arc lower titan factoryprices tolay Our him is to close out our entire stock oodds and onus romnnnts otc before our fill stock arrives
Wash Goods
Fancy Itlltured Organdies 37-cPulka Dot Iawne seScotch L wnn-
Pigured4C
Dlntttlea IoeSolid color Orgnudles loeSheer India Linens lac-
UxtrR IndiA Linens r5c and 20White Piques rsc and 2SC
White Welts 2ocEntire Line 2OC
Mercerized GlnghaulI rsc
Shoe Department
tGxford Tlc sold for 2 SO now 2
Pat Leather Strap Slippers now S2
Pat tip Oxfords sold for S2 now Sr 3SAll out 150 Oxlords now 120Hntlre line Sr 25 Oxfords now r oo-
Chlldrene Oxfords 5 to S at Sot 9 tor3 75C13s to t at t
Mea lowcut Sboea lormerprice 2 now I 15o
Good quality Low cut shoes ioo
The Bargain
Centrr Is
A5OOO8JIo1tifii1Luri
GIVEN AWAY
If you wInt to bo the luckyperson buy your goods fromus from now until the end ofthe year and got n guess ntthe length of limo the BIGCANDLE will burn Thofirst porn to guess the exactnumber of hours or the onoguessing thu nearest to the oxact number of hours the can
l
1dlo will burn gets the FurniIuch dollar spout gets
Ono Dollars worth of goodsand a guess It costs younothing to guess and you mayho tho lucky party This isupon to nIlcnah customersCome to see us anti got morofor your money than you areondbred elsewh-
ereCARSON coHARTFORD KY
RealEstateFARM
DO YOU
I have some land for sale78acros near Palo for 700
Good bargain100 acres four miles north
of Hartford for 1000 Goodv conditiOi1 s and a bargain
135 tlcros four miles northof Hartford for 800 In ggodcondition Good building
cIf you want to buy or soil
seo mo
S A AndersonDealer In Real Estate
< HARTFORD KY
NoticeI will hold an examination to se-
lect appointees to the Normal depart
went of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College on August 28th
1p last day of Institute There are yet
three vacancies The examinationwill be competitive Very truly
J M DnWaJtSR S C S
I Clothing Department
Childs Odd Pants 5ocBoys Sultllpantscoat vest S2 5O
Mens an wool Suits 14 and upMens serge Coats and Vellta S2 upMens Cotton Pants 5ocCall1limere Pants r upCorduroy Punta 150Boys School Paula 5ocBoys odd Coats SI np
Lace CurtainsSP-
ECIALSExtremely showy 3 J
yards by 47 Inches wide extra deepborder In large floral designs withcovered ground In floral branch efrecta prince 200
Extra wide net center with set designs heavy artistic border In combnation floral stripe and openwork efSects very striking overtock edges
3 4 yards long6o In wide price SrsoCurtain Scrims 5c to roc per ydCurtain Poles toe
Hartford Republican
FRIDAY AUGUST u
Read Davlesa Co Bk Tr Co ad
City Restaurant for the nicest Candies In Hartford
Try our nice Soup roc per bowlat City Restaurant
Soda Water Lemonade and CocoCola at City Restaurant
My What delicious Ice Creamand Sherbet at City Restaurant
Get a mess of nice fresh Fish atCity Restaurant when is Hartford
We have some big bargains to oUerIn summer clothing
CARSON Co
An Ladles Misses and ChlldrensSlippers at reduced prices
ECONOMY DRY GOODS STORn
We are making closing out priceson all summer goods
CARSON CO
Get your meals when In Hartfordat City Restaurant livery thingfirst class
Guess on the big candle and perhaps you will get the Iso suit of farntture CARSON Co
OSTItOlATJIDr D W King Is atMrs Lou Collins Examination andConsultation free tf
WANTED Good white Rill to dohouse work for small family Address lock box 3t Hartford Ky tf
Mrs Sarah Colllus Smith will leaveMonday for Louisville St Louis andCincinnati to purchase her Jail stockof goods
AU Carters Pure Apple VinegarFresh Meats Bacon lIamJard cconstanly on hand at W H MooresMeat Market
All Lawns and thin Summer DreesGoods at a greatly reduced priceSome at cost and some at below cost
ECONOMY DRY GOODS STOUt
When you trade with Carson Co
ask for a ticket so you can guess on
the number oj hours the big candlewill burn Theres 50 In It
We like best to can
SCOTTS EMULSION
a food because it stands so em-
phatically for perfect nutritionAnd yet in the matter of restorlug appetite of giving nowstrength to the tissues especiallyto the nerves Its action is thatof a medicineSeaitor
free> Chemists
4ogrtlreulStreet IhwVkI soc + ool aUdnJaUtaj
Cicero Igleheart Dawson Is vlllitbig In Hartford this week
Capt W T Ellis Owensboro Isattending court here this week
Miss Olive Carson went to Louisvllle Saturday to make an extendedvisit
Miss Edith Carson returned yesterJay after a weeks stay at the Chautauqua at OwensboroCountyfand taken charge of the county work
See our samples for Ladles Tailormade suits Rain and Dust CoatsWe take your measure and have themmade to order
ECONOMY DRY Goons STORE
At the singing contest at the Cen-
tral Grove picnic recently the Hickory Hill singing class won first prizea beauttful parlor lamp and Mr AT Bishop won the prize offered forthe best solo singer-
WANTEDEyerybody to buy theirMIllinery Goods at the Economy DryGoods Store We will sell you a hatat your own price to make room forour mammoth fall line
Mas SARAU CtJIIINS SMITII
Why not do your trading with Carson Co and get a guess on thecandle We give a guess for every
r spent In cash or good country produce We are going to give a E50suit of Furniture to the one whoguesses the number of hours or neareat number of hours the big candlewill burn
Call on A C Taylor foranything in the Undertakers line Coffins anysize or style furnished ata reasonable price Hisnice funeral car at yourservice any hour
Marriage LIcenseWilliam Reynolds age 2r Select
to Iva Leach age r6 CromwellR P Baize age 21 Render to
Datzy D Davis age 17 SulphurSprings
Otis S Hoover age 2i No Creekto Pearl A GoU age 17 No Creek
Hills Baize age 3r Select to Pannie James age 21 Select
Robert M Duncan age 28 Lnzerne-to Ina Johnson age 21 Pordsville
S P lulkerson age 22 EcholstoFrancis Decker age IS 1c1iols
INTERURBAN RAILROAD
Engineers RunnIng a line From
Henderson to Hartford
Engineer Stewart and six others ac-
companying him all In the employ of
the Henderson and Hartford Interurban railway promoters arrived In thecity Sunday to began a preliminarysurvey of the route of the road be
tween this city and Green river saysthe Henderson Gleaner Two lIenderson men were added to the forcethus the party now on the line between here and Green river numbersnine souls Sunday afternoon Col-
E G Sebree and Engineer Stewartdrove out several miles along the lineot the proposed survey In order tolocate a starting point on Fifth streetand ron first an air line to a designat-ed point on Green river They willthen run two other parallel lines In order to discover the easiest gradesThe work will be thoroughly doneand then a report made
Col Sebree Informs the Gleanerthat the route from Hartford to Greenriver hRS been located and the right ofway secured On being asked If hereally believed the road would bebuilt he replied I can not understand why so much money Is beingexpended In surveys J there Is anydoubt of Its building
The road will prove one of vast bencfit not only to every farm along theline but of Immense benefit toHenderson Certainly Hendersonshould encourage Its building Inevery practical way In her power
ROCKPORT KYMiss Gracie Stokes Greenvllle le-
the guest of friends hereMiss Lillie ChlsenhaU has returned
home alter a six weeks visit to hermother Mrs Kate Chlsehall atMcHenry
Mr and Mrs John Duncan of-
Greenpille were the guests or helrparenta Mr and Mrs D Duncanlast week
Miss Lt11ie Henelerle le visiting atOwensboroMr Mrs M J Reid have ree
turned home aftera visit to friends atHartfordMr Mrs HaUl Tichenor ojCalhoun were the guest of their par-ents Mr and Mrs D TlcherIor lastweek
Dr A D Park attended court atHartford this week
MraD P Glbbe sad children arela Owensboro
Misses Alace Reid Burnice HadenLillie Hendrte Grace Stokes AdaHendrte and Mist Bishop of Sturgisand Mrs Anna attended theChautauqua at Owensboro this week
Miss Cora Reid Is very ill with ty-phoid fever
Mrs 81D Dempsy ot Sturgis are the guests of Mrs Pierce andfamily this week
Mrs Kate Chlsenhan and son McHenry were the guests of MrsChirenballe sister Mta Sam Maplesthis week
Miss Jessie Chevan of Beaver Damle the guest of her uncle HarryWaddleMr Maples and family werethe guests of Mr Maples parents nearHartford this week
Mrs ClaraDeWittis theguestofhecmother Mrs Layton at Livermore
f f f f f f f HPERSONAL MENTION t
1 1itttt 1t11tl1tt1aa t
J M Rowe Centertown was here
TuesdayWmCentertown was here
TuesdayC K Reneer Centertown was here
TuesdayClarencE
Asbby McHenry was Intown Friday
P B Bidwell Matanzas was Intown Friday
B F Calbert Centertown washere Tuesday
Amos Decker Centertown washere Tuesday
Charley Bullock Ceralvo was Intown Tuesday
W T Bishop Ceralvo was Intown Tuesday
W F Coffman Matanzas was Intown Saturday
Wll Bishop Ceralvo was lutown Tuesday
C G Kimbley Ceralvo was Intown Tuesday
Willie Park Clear Run was Intown Tuesday
C D Wallace Cromwell was Intown yesterday
Warren Lindley Pt Pleasant wasIn town Friday
O B Bosklt Centertown was in
TuesdayIDr J D Maddox Rockport was
In town TuesdayA B Tichenor Matanzas was In
town Wednesday
James Chancellor Centertown wasIn the city Wednesday
W C Overton Echols called to seeus while In town Tuesday
A T Bishop Render called to seeus while In town Tuesday
T C Bean Dundee called to seeus while lu town Saturday
J B Herndon McHenry called tosee us while In town Friday
Joe James Centertown called to seeus while In the city Tuesday
W C Smith McHenry called tosee us while In town Friday
Deputy Sheriff R L Boyd HorseBranch was In town Tuesday
A J Harris Pordsvllle called tosee us while In town Monday
R E Eudaley Ceralvo called tosee us while In town Tuesday
Jesse Everty Ceralvo called at thisoffice whlle In town Tuesday
J n Miller Sunnydale called tosee us while In town Saturday
E W ROss Centertown called tosee us while In town Saturday
Mr Hudson Balzetown calledto see WI while In town Monday
Ernest Rhoads Centertowu calledto see us while In town Tuesday
Blumer Renfrow Narrows canedto see us while In town Saturday
Herman Render Centertown calledto see us while In town Saturday
Tilden Taylor Matanzas Caned toto see us while In town Saturday
A Henderson Pordsville made uspleasant call while lu town Monday
L C Taylor Matanzas made us apleasant call while In town Friday
P L Wood Ceralvo made us apleasant call while In town Tuesday
F A Shaver Beds made us a verypleasantcall while In town Monday
Raleigh Godsey Pordsvllle calledat this office while In town Monday
Mr and Mrs W C Smith McHenry visited Mrs Mary E Taylor Mon
dayDrA D Park Rockport made us-
a pleasant can while In town Monday
Nicholas Barrass Taylor Minescalled to see us while In town SaturdayA
R Mitchell Pordsvllle made usa pleasant call white In town Mon
daySA Bratcher MatanZs made us
a pleasant call while In town Satur-day
J R York Rosins made us apleasant call while to town Wednes-day
Miss Hazel Tappin South Carrollton Is visiting Miss Ida Park thisweek
Hmmet Render Matanzas made us-
a pleasant can while In town wednesday
Ham T Maddox Ctralvo made usa pleasant can while In town Wednesday
Esq G W Martin Balzetownmade us a pleasant while call In tovn
MondayGRowe Centertown made us
a very pleasant call while In townTuesday
J B Blankenshlp Beaver Dammade us a pleasant call while In towpyesterday
SherlffCaI P Keown attended theChautauqua at Owensboro Saturdayand Sunday
Willie Woodward Beaver Damcalled at this office while In townWednesday
W H Render Livermore mode usa very pleasant call while it townWednesday
Mrs J W Raley Louisville sisterof U L Heavrin city is quite It o1
typhoid fever
Mick NaU agent for I C R R-
CoMcHeury called to see us while In
town Monday
Attorneys J E Davidson and R Rcourtrat Balzetown
Mrs W R Fowlkes ot CentreMiss arrived Tuesday to be the guestof her fatherMr A W Davidson forseveral days
Misses >ma and Zelpah Taylor ofthe Liberty neighborhood were theguests of their cousIn Mrs Mary ILTaylor yesterday
Miss Ida Park city Miss HazelTappin South Carrollton and MrSherman Park city made us a verypleasant call Tuesday
Mrs S K Cox Miss FlorenceWhite Miss Bessie Morton Mrs LeeChinn Miss Bernice Miller Mrs WS Tinsley and P C Miller attendedthe Chautauqua at Owensboro Sunday
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You should call on A-
Ce Taylor the Undertak-er when in need of anything jn his line He canfurnish burial outfit onshort notice at a verymoderate price
DARING ROBBERY
Aged Man Held up at JamesYoungers Show And 30
TakenMay Lose hisMind Over it
lilt Sterling Ky Aug 19A dar
Ing robber has just come to lightI
here
John Helton of Aarons Run this
county a ninety year old farmer had
30 In green backs taken from him In
James Youngers Wild West Show
while It was here He procured themoney from a bank to play on agambling game but when he returned to the game the money was takenfrom him and on penalty of death hepledged never to reveal It
He nearly went crazy and divulgedhis mlsfortunednrlng steep No clueto the theif has been found thoughofficers tracked him to Lexington
Heltoae friends fear he will losehis reason over the loss of aU hismoney i
LIVERMORE KYAugustl r9Mr and Mrs John
Massie have returned from Owensboro where they have been visitingfor the last week
Miss Sadie Rice Ur and Mrs D
H Quigg Mr and Mrs W H New-
ton and family S W Rowan MissesMartha Simmons Kathallne LyvresG S Hicks and family attended theChautauqua at Oweusboro last week
Dr and Mrs P DeWtt of Rockport Ky are visiting relatives atthis place
Mrs W H Hinkle and grandchUthen of Paducah who have been viasting the family of C B Edmundshave returned home
Dr H J Beard R I Carman S
T Kenklns and C A Shaver attend-ed the Chautauqua Wednesday
The steamer Charlie Curlin whichhas been the Calhoou and Livermorepacket for the last six months hasbeen told to New Orleans parties theKallsta wilt take her place
Rev Geo H Givan who has beenlit for several weeks with a compllcLion of diseases Is still Improving
Miss Sarah Hart oj Owensborowho has been visiting Rev Givanreturned home Monday accompaniedby Prol W P Stevens
Ur and Mrs W H Caiman andson Walter of Leitch field are visit-Ing friends here this week
Mr and Mrs Jas Henneger ofSpring Lick are visiting their sonsWill and Grover this week
The corporate limits of the town ofLivermore have been extended so asto Increase the population about 200
Miss Maggie May of Central CityIs visiting her sister Mrs W HHazard
Mr H O Schrreter Is at our land-
Ing with his Floating StudioMr and Mrs Jas Hunter and Mrs
Welsh pf Louisville are visitingMrs FLyvres
Otto Pressor heading sawyer atAckers Milt got his hand so badlymangled by the saw thAt his fore fin
ger had to be amputatedA suit has been filed In the McLean
Circuit Court by the opposition to thegraded school to enjoin the collectionoj tax to maintain the proposed graded echooll IUs expected there willbe a lively contestas quite a numberor the enterprising and influential cithens are determined to have a goodschool at any cost
The Ohio oU representatives areprospecting here for oil
MIss Lucy Hall of Alabama Is viasting frlenda here this week
Prof M D Maddox was In townMonday
Mr Dick Busklll and wife visitedMr A J Busklll last week
Misses Mary Llndlcy and WillieTlchenot of Point Pleasant are visit-
Ing Mtsa EdlthTlchenor this weekMr Everett Tichenor of Center
town visited Worth Tichenor lastweek
Mr Hubert Cottman of Coffman
was In town FridayMessrs Ernie Morton S M Dex
ter and Claude Myers were In townTuesday
Mrs Dr B F Tichenor of Centertown is visiting friends In and nearLivermore this week
Mr Rot Atherton was in town today
Miss Bessie Atherton of near Llvlavisited Miss Audrie Hackett severaldays Iaslweek
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your TongueIf its coated your stomachis bad your liver is out oforder Ayers Pills wilt cleanyour tongue cure your dyspepsia make your liver rightEasy to take easy to operate
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II BUCKINGIIAMS DYEfor thoors I
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SHERIFFS SALE
By virtue of execution No 2026 B
II directed to me which Issued fromthe Clerks omen of the Ohio CircuitCourt In favor of RT Taylor againstMiles Taylor I or one of my deputies will on Monday the 7th day orSeptember 2933 between the hoursoj t oclock p m and 3 oclock p mat theCourt House door In HartfordOhio county Ky expose to pubilcsale to the highest anti best biddera onehalf undlvldcd Interest In thefollowing described property or somuch thereof os may be necessary tosatisfy Plaintiffs debt and interestand costs towlt-
Beginning at a atone corner toGeo Thompson survey bought ofKinchen Martin thence with a line ofsame N 42 poles and 7J4 links to astone near another of his cornersthence W 64 poles to a stone In JasMartins line thence with his line S42 poles and 734 links to a white oakand black oak thence with his lineE 64 poles to the beginning containIng 17 acres more or less For a-
more complete description of same seedeed of date March 20th 1877 fromHugh Roach and wife to Geo Thomp-son of record Ohio Connty Clerksoffice deed book Z page 222
Also the following tract Beginping It a stone corner to Martin andRoach thence E 363 poles to astone near the railroad thence N 21-
R 36 45 poles to chestnut on thewagon road thence N 78 W 49yfpoles to two beeches on a slough andIn Roachs line thence S 43 35 polesto the beginning containing 1o3acres For a more complete d scrlp-tlou of same see deed of date February8 1877 from Kinchen Martin to GeoThompson of record Ohio CountyClerks office deed book Z pagetoo
Also the following tract Begin-ning at MarUns S n corner ou thebank of Muddy creek near Thompsons Mill thence West with Martinsline to the railroad thence up saidroad to the creek upon the bankthence down the creek to the begin-ning supposed to be 7 f acres moreor less For a more complete description of same see deed fromKinchen Martin to Geo Thompsondeed book Y page 78
Also the following tract beginningat a chestuut near the railroad thenceN 78 W 50 poles to two benches oneof Geo Thompsons original cornersthence N 77 poles to a stone thenceS 78 n 68 poles to a small blackgum and sycamore on the bank of theold bed of HIm Lick Creek thence upsaid creek with Its meanders to thebeginning containing 28 acres Fora more complete description of samesee deed from Klnchecu Martin toGeo Thompson of date 5th day ofFebruary 187901 record Ohio CountyClerks office deed book r page r 4
TERMSSale wilt be made on a-
credit of three months bond with BPproved security required bearing In-
terest at the rate of 6 per cent per an-
num from day or rate and having theforce and effect or a sale bond
Witness my hand this 20th day ofAugust 1903
CAr P KnOWN S O C
Dr A S Yewell OsteopathicPhysician
Hours 9 to 12 a m and from I to4 p m Room 22 New CommercialHotel Female troubles and chronicdiseases a specialty Consultationand examination free 24t
Resolutions on the Death of WGlIardwlckH-
ARTJ10RD Long No 675 F AM HARTFORD Ky August z22903
Whereas It has pleased the Suo-
premeArchltcct of the unlverselu Illsallwlse providence to take from usour dear brother William GravesHardwick who was our worthy effi
cleat and beloved Secretary be ItResolved First That In the death
of Bro Hardwick Hartford lodge No675 has lost one oj Its moat faithfuland sincere members and a capableand devout Secretary his wife atrue and loving husband his daughter a kind and indulgent fatherhis church a useful and consistentmember his community an honora-ble and upright man and his countrya loyal citzen
Second That we extend to the bereaved family our deepest sympathyand mutually mourn with them thedeep loss we have all sustained
Third That we wear the usualbadge or mourning for thirty daysand that the secretarys desk be draped lu mourning for the game periodof time
Fourth That we have these resolutlons spread upon our records publiahed la the county papers and acopy presented to the Masonic HomeJournal and to the family of the deceased
ROWAN IJOIIROOKI J P Mir tER
G B LIEENsCorn
n w FORD MasterI MMWIN DEAN Secy pro tern
ACTAYLORUndertaker
I havo just received a full line of Collins Casketsand Robes my Hearse is of tho latest pattern andstrictly uptodate I have procured the services ofMr Wallace Duncan an experienced Undertakerand Embalmer Washing layingout and dressinga specialty My House is open day and nightCalls answered on short notice
BARGAINS TO BURN
Hundreds ill every Department piled high on every tllblo
and on every shelf ill every show case and show window
Today tomorrow next week and all through the month ofAugust things will be at foyer heat and prices the lowestover known All through the season wo have tried to bogenerous but now wo will bo extravagant This is not asale of odds and ends and shopworn goods but the brightestand newest Merchandiso of HJ03 Notice below a few of themany wonderful Bargains to bo had during this great sale
RedHot BargainsCalico1icBroBleached Cotton 40
AII5cent Latvns 3io-
AIlScent Lvns 51c-
A1110cent Lativns8c1111-2Ic Lavns 10c
All l6cent Lawns + i2cAll 20cont Lawns 15c
All 20cont Dimities 15c
All 26cent Organdies 2ocAll 30cent Organdies22cAll 25cent Straw Hats 15c
All 50cent Straw Hats35cAll 75cont Straw Hats 50eAll 1 Straw Hatstr 760All 150 Straw Hats JHOOlions SuitsJ 285to 350All 1000 Suits 750All 1250 Suits 90O-
All 1350 and 15 Suits r iooor
All 5 Shoes 375All 450 Shoes 345All 350 Shoes 285All 300 Shoes 215All 250 Shoes 195All 2 Shoes- 165 >
All 150 Shoes L25h
These sttmo Bargain Prices prevail all over our immensestock of Merchandise You should seo our goods and gotour prices before buying We bought tremendously heavyand make theso prices in order to clear out our immensestock now on hand to make room for our Fall Goods rhoYare Bargains novvr before offered Call and bo convinced
Economy Dry Goods StoreHartford Kentucky
Some HotAugust Pri es
Best Factory 5ri
Best Calico 5cGood Bleach 5c
ions Black Clay Worsted Suits 2G0sizes 35 to 42
Youths Clay Worsted Suits 250sizes 14 t9J9Boys Suits all VQol nicely made 160
Ion8 nmrYuth8 Pants at very loW prices
Nice Shoes HamiltonDrown 125
Wo carry a generol lino of Clothing Dry Goods Shoes
Huts Carpets Mattinss trunks and Telescopes Como
around Wo will savo you monoy Highest market prices
paid for Feathers Ginseng and Yollowroot <
Yours for trndo
Sam BachAll Kinds of Job Work
NEATLY DONE Atr THIS OFFICE
