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I V S 3C .: i; .s .. ' V 4 WHDNESDAY, .JAN. !M, 1013. NOW IS YOUR CHANGE L- '. r me 1 x '. WSLsS!' : nafcn k. U' ?Ts5E7I-jrtMP- awswswswswLwswswswswswswswswswswswH We have placed oil sale our winter stock of clothing -at prices that are sure to interest you. We do not care to carry over a heavy suit. Sr, following our usual custom, we have placed a price on them that will make you anxious to dress yourself-up. -You can buy any SI 5 suit for $7,98. Or a fine selec tion of our $'15, $17, and $18 suits for $11,98. These low prices hold good until Feb. 10th. Call and seo them and remember that IT PAYS TO TRADE WITH A HOUSE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. S3?(6q ooooooooooooooo : O LOCAL NEWS AND O O PERSONAL POINTS O QOOOOOOO o o ooooooo U. S. Carson pays cash for furs. ci Mrs. Georgo Trout and little son ' A, and Miss Etta Holder, city, gave '' VrTho Herald a pleasant call Thurs "",rday. ''.'.'! ' '., , , MrSs' Esther Bennett, of Beda, Is the guest of Mrs. J. Caskey Bpn nott, Hartford, who Is HI of muscu lar rheumatism. s t- "Don,'t lot your subscription to Th Herald' cot behind. Under the '; new. postal, faw, newspaper sub- 'scrlptlons must be' kept paid up. A,X( OuxvFlrst Clearance ..begins ,next .. Saturday, February 1st. Watch for t.-: Big-White Bills. ., ,'.. ROSENBLATT'S, , , t Hartford, Ky. t-ri Several cases of smallpox are re- r ported from the vicinities of Center-1 'town, Rockport and Olaton, this Ti county. ' So far It seems to' bo in a '-Very 'mild form and no fatalities. .J" Mr. Clifford Schroetor, who has B" 1 ' i . . .. been serving in tne eeaqrai prison . l AUaillU, UU UU l VMttJ6V u , counioritqwjiK, iiua ucuu jjiy,iu. and,,bas returned to his thla pniintv. home In - . Mr. J. W. Wilson, of was-In Hartford Monday. Prentiss, He has w- .moved hh family hero for the ben eat of our school. They will, occu? py .tho Klein property, near the ..Baptist Church. Mrs. John J. McIIenry and little son Henry, who Have recently been i(. living, in llardlnsburg, arrived in V' Hartford last week and will spend the balance of the. winter with Mrs. -Jeiinlo-'T.' McHenry-'he'rej - Operations, i.hfcrp .'owed for a week,, ph. what is known as tho Cox oil we'll, being drilled by the Wood ."jOU'Cd., until ';tuelr new,' cable ar- ' rives. Mr, and Mrs. Grant Slnsell, now visiting relatives in Carnogle, r.st?iruzh -, ''Hf 'to the wife of Captain W. ? Benettasth UT'S. Infantry, at wr rert' LeavwnoriBii mm-.? jnury t Vjif, a pon. A MoWer'arid ' cWJd dolnfc Use. Ohlocbunty Is' -the' satire ., fcoaeoi CapU. Uanett jiad he has v,wk wvf , jfta nere ana a ''.;,l.r... . - -- - ,rel, two, a,utlfuL;dlrch eran, horses to- be used principally for tho hearse in their business of un dertakers. The animals were bought in Louisville and cost near ly $600. The mare weighs l?5y) and tho gelding 1,485 pounds,and thoy are five and six years old, re spectively. Dr. Joe W. Taylor, 'Hartford, who is a mcnflJer of the Board of Health for Ohio county, went to Rockport, Ky., yesterday; to confer with the local physicians as to what Is best to be done, about the, small pox situation in that vicinity. He was sent to Rockport by .Judge R. R. Wedding, who, .Is chairman of tho Board by reason of his. office, - Mrs. Nancy Alford, widow: of the late Esq. P. H. Alford, who Is mak ing her home with her' son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dav idson, Hartford, will celebrate her eighty-fourth- anniversary to-day. Mrs. Alford, .better known as "Aunt Nancy," Js a good christian lady and her numerous friends wish, her many more anniversaries. ' The Hartford basket ball team defeated the Livermoroboys at the local athletic hall last Saturday night by a score of 64 to 18. The Oreenvllle team, while on their way to play the Owensboro team Friday night of next week,' will stop off here. Thursday night and play our home boys. The Rockport, boys will play our homo team next Fri day night. The directors of tho First Na tional Bank of Hartford held a meeting hero Thursday for tho pur pose of electing and Installing offi cers for tho year. Tho directors are: -Alvln Howe, J. P. Stevens, Birch Felix, General Hoover and G. B. Likens. The officers of the bank are: G. B. Likens, president; Al vln Rowe, vice president; J. C. Ri ley, cashier; R. R. Riley, assistant cashier, and MIbb Hettlo Riley, bookkeeper. Notice. To reduce my stock of Wheat Bran and Shlpstutt I will up to and Including February 15, 1913, sell It as follows: '' TwHets ....: ;$30.00 V,69?-K. lots ....115.35 500-feMJoU .$ 7.75 '.IMryrlcea are for Spot Cash, ifAt-u' w - ELLIS.' stf-i Produce Merchant; Hartford, Ky. 8ree4 wr below; ; telMcae" faetofr.' Subscribe for The iUrtferd BmwM. THE HARTFORD HERALD A'.,,-. noooooooooooooc o H.titTFonn coLiiKciK notes o ooooooooooooooo Tho mid-winter term of Hartford College opened Monday, January 20. Now classes wcro formed In both High School and Normal De partments. Thp following Btudents matriculated Inst 'week: Misses Bculah Miles and Margaret Cole man, Paradise; Martha Sandorfur and Mnttle Porter, Beaver Dam; Bessie Wright, Horton; Zoda Raymond, Adaburg; Eva Buffer, Shrove; May Whlttinghlll, Fordsvllle; Hrdlno Bunch, Rochester; Claudlo Wright and Gayle TIchcnor, Hartford; Messrs. Henry Porter and Clarence Allen, Cromwell; Kyle Bunch, Rochester; Matthew Benton, Cen tertown; Arthur Mlnton, Horton; Charlie Hawkins, Hartford. Misses Evelyn Clnrk, Sunnydnle, and Mabel Park, Nocrcck, who- were absent from school during tho re cent high waters,, are ngaln with their classes. Miss Gorln Flener, Cromwell, sppnt tho week-end with her par ents. All departments were dismissed Thursday afternoon on account of Rev. Joiner's burial. Bro. Joiner "111 bo greatly missed in the school, for his words of encouragement and inspiration wcro helpful alike to teachers and pupils. A largo and enthusiastic class In Botany was organized Monday. Henry D. McIIenry, recently of Hardlnsburg, entered the sixth grade this week. Our First Clearance) begins next Saturday, February 1st. Watch for Big White Bills. ROSENBLATT'S. Hartford, Ky. Wants to he KlicrllT. The card of Mr. J. L. Masslc, of Hartford, Route 5, will bo found In our ofllclal announcement column to-day, MrT -Masslc wanto to- b2 Sheriff of Ohio county and he would make a good one. Ho Is a thor ough Democrat and solicits Demo cratic votes In the primary. Ho is a man of fine character and ability and Is well known and popular. Ho asks his friends to remember him In the primary and will appreciate any efforts put forth by his friends In his behalf. He was the Democratic nominee for Sheriff four years ago and made a good race. Our First Clearance begins next Saturday, February 1st. Watch for Big White Bills.' ROSENBLATT'S. Hartford, Ky. , ftr. Lon Smith For Clerk. The candidacy of Mr, Lon Smith, Hartford, Route 6, for 'the! office of County Court Clerk, .subject to tho action of tho Democratic party at tho General Primary, Saturday, August 2, '1913, In 'Ohio, county, Is announced In these columns. Mr. Smith is we'U'and favorabjy, known throughout 'Ohio . county having made & most creditable , raco for this position as the , Democratic nominee eight years, ago.' Mr. Smith Is vfel qualified' , for tho position of County Court 'Clerk and will doubt less' have a good following through out the county. , i . - . Xur First ' Clearance begins noxt Saturday, February 1st. Watch for Big White Bills. TIOSENBLATT'S, Hartford, Ky. Charley Turner For Jailer. Mr. Charles P. Turner, tho well known stock, buyer of Hartford, has announced his candidacy for Jailor of Ohio county, tho sanje" being found in our announcement cql umn to-day. Mr. Turner Is a thor ough Democrat and one of tho best known men In the county. Ho has always been a good party worker and stands underneath tho banner of the organization with which ho has been affiliated since becoming a voter. Ho Is abundantly qualified for tho place and would make an excellent Jailer. For Sulo nt Great Reduction. A nice supply of' household and Jltchon furniture, bought mew Just a year ago. Includes a folding bod, chiffonier, two dressers and two washstands. four rockers, library table, kitchen cabinet, extension ta- bio, sideboard and dining room chairs. Will tako one-fourth off the wholesale cost price. Apply at residence of H. S. Sanders, Hart ford. ' 5t4 Our First Clearance, begins next Saturday, February lat. Watch for Big, White Bills. ROSENBLATT'S. -Hartford, Ky. . SUNDAY SHOOTING AT MIDLAND OVKIl A HOY. Central City. Ky., Jan, 26. As a result of a shooting affray to-day at Midland, a w towa, seven miles west of Central City, pa, the, Ken tucky .Midland1 Railway, will WI&-.J gwa prooaoiy wjtiaie, , w.nije uu.q and Guy Dcnnlson havo fled from tho cty and are being sought by thp police. Tho shootlnc followed a dcclnra- jtlon, by Wlglns that ha would not permit nn attack by Guy Dounlron on Fred Stanloy, a sevenleon-yoar-old youth. Bud Dennlson Is said to have cautioned Wiggins not lo liitoi ferc, and when tho latter stuck by his nssertlon,rD,cnnlson Is alleged to have drawn n revolver nnd llred point-blank at the Timn who had opposed him. , Tho bullet struck Wiggins in tho stbmach and lodged in tho hip. Wiggins fell to tho grounl nud tried fot- a plst61 with whlrh. to defend himself; Dennlson, however, flour ished his weapon, according to wit nesses, nnd warned bystanders not to tako a hand In tho affair. Tho troublo ocurred at tho Iritersex'ica of tho main street of the town and the 'railroad, and created much ex citement. After WJgglns.who is married rnJ has a child, was taken to his home, citizens organized themselves nnd went to tho home''of tho Dcnnlsons' to demand that thoy give them selves up. It was found, however, that they had departed, passing through tho lowlands In tho direc tion of Brownsville. Late to-night they had not been apprehended. Tho Dcnnlsons were located at Render Monday, but escaped. Our First Clearance begins next Saturday, February 1st. Watch for Big White Bills. ROSENBLATT'S, Hartfordf Ky. ooooooooooooooooc O MARIIIACE LICENSE. O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Simon P. Phelps, .Rockport, to Ollva Tombs, Rockport. Fred Kissinger, Renfrow, to Ethle Pllarrls, White Run. Gub Deltel, McIIenry, to Katie shprJL-M.ipiyx- - - , Too Voiiiik to Marry. Irwin Burden, aged 10, applied to tho. Ohio County Clerk's office yes terday for license to marry Ora Hancock, who It Is said, will not be 14 until next August, having been born In August, 1899. The Clerk, Mr. Tinsley, had the license almost filled out but on as certalning tho age of the would-bu bride, he very promptly declined to Issue the license, tho girl being un der the marrlageblo age. Tho con tracting parties both resldo at Echols, this county. Our First Clearance begins next Saturday, February 1st. Watch for Big White. Bills. ROSENBLATT'S, Hartford. Ky. m i Dr. S. J. Wttlding Resigns. Dr. S. J. Wedding, a member of and secretary to the Board of Health for Ohio county, and by rea sonof this position, Health .officer of Ohio county, sent his resignation to tho State Board of Health at Bowling Green, Ky Monday, af ter -having served In- this capacity for tho past six years. Dr; Wedding gave as his reason for res'gning, declining health and lack of time from his practice. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RECONVENED MONDAY The Board of Supervisors com posed of E. F. Render, BeaverDam, Route 2; T. H. Benton, Centertown; W. T. Keown, Fordsvllle; W. C. Wallace, Hartford, Routo 3, and A, F. Mldklff, Olaton, Routo 1, recon vened last Monday to hear tho ovl denco of any who may want to pro test against tho raise of nls or her property. Mr. L. B. Lonoy, clerk of tho Board, la also present. Tho Board will bo In session until Fri day. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O BAPTIST CHURCH. O O O'O OOOOOOOOOOOOOO Services at tho Baptist Church Sunday, February 2d. Tho pastor Rov. E. B. English will preach at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Morning sub ject: "Faith,,, lta Origin, Import ance 'and Purpose." Evening sub ject; "Tho Great Salvation." Everyone welcome m c. Howard of Careful Toll. Mr. Charles Beams, of this, coun ty, received tho highest price paid .tjiis. season for tobacco at tho Main street House in Louisville. Mr. Beams shipped throe hogsheads and received tho excellent prlco of $18, ?2P and,2M0 per hundred. Ills crop ijette,d him over $250 per acre, and was,r.ralBed on ordinary soil, bu,t received careful cultivation. Hodgenvlllo Herald. Our -First Clearance begins next Saturday, February 1st. Watch for Big White Bills. ROSENBLATT'S, Hartford, Ky. President-elect Wilson has An nounced his intention to vislthe Panama Canal lraedlately after, the extra session, .of Congress, adjourns. j09'3H5CHHOH50OOOSO0 Hi & & Rosenblatt' OUR FIRST CLEARANC kJJLjls I Thirty Days nary Price m ? .o. ist m Comme SATURDAY, Ending Saturday, We are going to futher impress our selves on you and to make our first year in your community a profitable one to you, in following our early principle of never carrying over any merchandise if price will move it. We are giving you this our first CLEARANCE SALE and will demonstrate the enormous sav ing we are going to make for you. Do not let this opportunity slip by, for the cut in price will mean much to you. Every item in the house will be reduced to make this an event to be looked for ward to each end of the season. Come in and look over the exceptionally low figures we are putting on seasonable goods. Watch for the Big White Bills Rosenblatt's r m H PAGE FIVK. Hi - of Exlrao & - i ? m & fig Son -: S Six . & Beoyclions. i JO c & ocing I tic March' 1.1 i'