IWorlds fair Short Line

SOUTHERN RIILWIY

43 MILES THE SHORTEST

Fastest and Best to the

WORLDS FAIRLook at SchedulesLeave Louisville 830 a m dailyArrive St Louis 686 pm JaiSolid through train from Louisvil-

with Observation Parlor and Dining

CarLeaveLouisville 1015 p m dal

Arrive St Louis 732 a m dailySolid through trains from Louisvillewith sixteen section Pullman Sleep ¬

ersAll trains make close connection

in Union Station in Si Louis withWabash Suburban service direct tothe Worlds Fair Grounds

Low Excursion RatesWill be announced soon

P E CARR Passenger and TicketAgent Louisville Ky

A J CRONE Depot Ticket Agent

KyC District Pas-senger

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Agent 234 Fourth Avenue

KyG Assistant GeneralPassenger Agent St Louis Mo

Real Estate is Advancing

Get a BargainWHILE YOU OAN

ioo acres adjoining Hartford 2Here are some choice bargains126 acres near Rockport for 120070 near Palo for 65040 acres of coal land 3 miles from

Hartford 900115 acres fine bottom land on

Rough river 6 miles from Hartfordfor 2200 Good improvements

135 acres 4 miles from Hartford800One

new house and onehalf acrelot in Hartford at a bargain-

A house and two acres of groundadjoining Hartford Fine orchardoutbuildings and in fine conditionA bargain

40 acres 32 miles from SulpherSprings on the Hartford and SulpherSprings road Cheap for cash

I have calls every day for farms Ican sell your land for you I havesome lands not in this list all goingcheap List your property withme

S A AndersonDealer in Real Estate

HARTFORD KY

Can You Figure

200Girem AuraST

TO CTSTOMKKS OF a

Carson CoHARTFORD KY

How many votes will be castfor Congress In Ohio county atthe November election this yearFor the one who can guess thenumber or nearest to the correctnumber of Congressional votescast we have the following cashgilts

First nearest Guess 5000

OOweCOJ1Third 1000Fourth cc 500-

sNext 55 Guesses eachtl

200 11000St

Total 20000For each dollars worth of goods

bought of Carson Co a ticketfotheCongressional contest The conbtest will be decided tothe decision of the election com-

missioners¬

who will meet atFrankfort to canvass the voteNo ticket will be given out after ers

4 oclock on election day Be ¬

gin now The more tickets theIIbetter your chances

CARSON Co Inc

Hartford Republican

FRIDAY APRIL 22

BANKS NOT LIABLE

Suits Brought by AuditorsAgent Lucas Dismissed

Louisville Ky April ISStateAuditors Agent Frank A Lucas ofngahstIeabout 300 in number to collect worethan 1000000 back takes alleged-

ly to be due on deposits possesses nocause of action according to a declsion rendered this morning by CountyJudge Gregory The petitions filedagainst the Bank of Commerce whichhad been mutually agreed by attarneys on both sides to try out wardismissed as the result of this decis ¬

ionAn appeal will be taken immediate-

ly¬

to the circuit court and from therethe the question will be taken to befinally adjudicated before the court of

appeals At all events howeverthis is first blood for the banks JudgeGregoryss opinion in the case is anexhaustive one and the attorneys tcrthe banks pronounce it an able document and express the belief that thefindings it contains will stand the testof the tribunals through which ithas to pass

ASKIN KYApril 20Dennls and Willie Jones

of Jones Ky called at James Mortonlast week

Several from here attended the bur-

ial¬

of Mrs Eliza Matthews at Mace ¬

donia last MondayOllle Beattys children are out again

after an attack of measles00Miss Sallie Eskrldge of Glcndean

visited relatives near here last weekRev Stone R J Williamson and

Misses Emma and Mary Dehavcn andRuby Jones were chosen teachers inthe Sabbath school at Hopewell RevStone being Bible class teacher R JWilliamson advance quarterly MissEmma Dehaven Intermediate MissRuby Jones Primary and Miss MaryDehaven picture lesson for the little I

1onesWesley Cheek and family spent

last Sunday at Jas MortonsMrs Alice Rice is quite ill at this

writingMr Westerfield of Fordsville was

here last week purchasing tobaccoMiss Annie Morton of near

Ubadaru visited relatives here lastSaturday end Sunday

rMrs Nancy Williamson and MrsSallie Morton were at the bedside ofMrs Bettie Pool last SundaI

Mrs Jielma Beatty and children arevisiting Mrs Beattys parents this

weekMrsBettle Poole wife of Mr Buck

Poole died at her home near here lastWednesday and after a very appro-priate funeral sermon by Rev R HOldham Thursday the remains werelaid to rest by the side other daughterElva in Hopewell cemetery She wasthe daughter of Mr and Mrs Doc Mitch-ell

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who have gone on before Hadshe lived a few days longer she wouldhave beenJsS years of age She leaves

husband two daughters one littleson and a host of friends and rela-

tives¬

to mourn her death We wouldsay to these who are left mourn notas those who have no hope but lookunto Hlmjjwbo saith She is not deadbut sleepeth

ST LOUIS FAVOREDI

Worlds Fair Recommended asCamp Site for Kentucky

Militia

Frankfort Ky April I9The re-

port of Capt Noel Gaines and LieutCol Jouette Henry to Adjt Gen Halyrecommending the St Louis Expoition for a camp site for the Ken

State Guard was filed todayThese officers recently made a visit to

Louis for the purpose of reportI

ing on the site

High Class PerformancesThe Lyceum Club will spare no efrt to provide the most unique enter

which Hartford has evervisited Elaborate arrange

ments have been made for the accom-

modation of the vast audience that d

promises to hear the Swiss Bell Ringtonight

Concerning this entertainmentThe Stateof Columbia South Carom

UnasaysbliThe Asetceam Trio the name in

a

I 1k A Short Road and a Small Profit

Is all that stands between the manufacturer and the customer in the things ve sell We search lam the best thati can be bought and sell at the one price that can be paid11e allow no deviation from this Bed Rock pricewhich is made for you and every customer that has bought or will buy from us We feel there is no such thing

r as dishonest success therefore we will not try to deceive you by making more than one price on the same artiwaseg price will help you to grow richer and breathe easier

of mottoest artem composed

Messrs Arthur Wellsand banjo

Hayes Greenawalt contrabassTheir

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or banjo eachperformer a masterIIPlch

inhigh music in a

solos

Wells makes a

MILLINERY STYLEThe success of our Easter showings was indeed n fashion triumph Such a collection J

of Modes and in keeping with our standing ns leading style store The morewe urge you to come the more enthusiastic we become Our i94 models constitute the aristocracy of fashionable Millinery The distribution the past two weeks in

this department has created a constant strtnm ol new Hats and Trimmings daily You can

come every day and see new every time Miss Merrie King herd trimmer of

this department who was sick n few days at her post duty rta ly and willingserve you

CLOTHINGExceptional Sty lc Perfect Fit and Substantial make These three characteristic quail

ties of our clothes for men boys and children along moderate prices Insure a clothesproduction which may b relic i upon fully satisfy the requirements of exacting buyersThe suits are selected not only fur their style but for their excellent wearing quality as well

Mens Suits fjoonnd upward

Boys Suits zoo and upward

Childrens Suits 1 oo and upwardVe handle famous Crown Brand of odd Runts for men from zoo a pair upward

These pants are made by the most skillful tailors out of materials that Insure long andthat retain their shape

Boys Pants 100 and upwardChildrens Knee Pants 25 and upward

DRESS FABRICSSetkers of new novel and exclusive will profit by vising our Dress Goods Del artment

Our styles are worn by the bust gowned women of the country because of their excellentstyle quality and Fabrics that will sell and reasons for selling Wool DretsGoods in all the new things Cotton Fabrics look like the real woo White goods inendless varieties Real Linen Suiting for Shirt Waist Suits in white brown and fan 2f cy patterns It makes nu difhrence how small your purse we can dress you nor how fastidious your taste we can please youC

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belllikea

pipe organ Great

a circular

CFOOTWEAR

Your outfit would certainly without a4

pair stylish well Shoes Our T

beyond comparison as to style and Weebrated makes for which exclusive agents New Spring t 7°

Itathcrs here Mens fine Shoes to fjoo jBays Fine Shoes too to Gents Shoes 750 to zoo A

Fine Shoes St 25 f S Misses Fine Shoes to ZOZ 2 oo Childrens Shots 250 to 1 See our line of Shoes before buying dlsswlure

tWe CARPETS AND MATTINGShave fur a number of years made an especial effort to keep in stock an elegant line of-

Carpets and Mattings from which people could s lent and havcut and take it ham with themthe same day and not hive to select from a line of samples and wait a week for thecome And we must say that our increased basims in this department proves to us conclu-

sively that our method and our in ths department has met wiih the approval of thetrade Our lines in this department are bitter than ever Bring diagram of your room Wecut and match to fit your room here Hemp Carpets 15c to 2oc per yard Cotton Corpets 250

G352 per yard best Ingrains 500 to 750 per yard Matting 121C to 35c per yard Rugs 100

to 5 00 each Shads toe to 750 each Lace Curtains 750 to 3 50 per pair

tMENS AND BOYSThe decided change in patterns from last season gives the something altogetherl

different from last seasons styles Everything new and novel An endless variety in materials that wear Boys Shirts 25c to 100 each mens Shirts 5 > c to 100 each mens and boysWhite Shirts with both stiff and soft bosoms 500 to IOP

Handkerchiefs and that will moetwith your approval

NOVELTIES IN NECKWEARThis popular department is showing Spring Neckwear in a more extensive and elaborate

line than ever before The line of dainty things shown will Interest all lovers ol pretty Neck ¬

wear Handsome line of ladies Stocks 25c to 100 each Lace roc to 100 Em-

broidered¬

Stocks 25C to soc mens Tecks 250 to soc mens Four 250 to 500 Mens

E String 25c to 500 Mens Bows roc to 25c mens Winsors 25c to SocSee the Belts 20c to SlOO each

SPRING HOSIERY MENTION ETCg4 Our offerings In Hosiery Half Hose and Ladles and Gents Underwear include the seasons daintiest and prettfest Novelties especially W

4ipriced An elaborate showing of all the new things in boys and childrens Hats Caps and Straw Goods

t Beaver Dam Ky° 4M4

genlously forced out theirArs celare is of

and ClarenceGreenawalt mandolinwithguitar and banjo music isdelightful on man

olin Of instrumenteach ising the banjo is their hands therendition of class

artistic throughout Theand saxophone by Mr

him worthy place

Novelties is the

unusual large

somethingis ol

withto

thelife

will

Odd

materialthat

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line

Novelties

mens

among professionals of highest de ¬

greeTheorgan chimes are made to pro

duce most delightful musicmusic ofits own kindmingllng soundswith the subdued tones of chapel

skill is plainlyIn the performanceand this

The Asetceam Trio evidently have

First Bloodshed in Kentucky-

The National Tribute of Washing-

ton

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D C has sent out

containing a list of the writers of

jspring be incompleteof fitting representative lines arc

quality srlce handle eel wwe are

Stylesand are sinn52 50 Iitttle

Ladies to Sioo51

carpet to

hearty

toWindow

SHIRTScustomer

Suspenders

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Indeedwhether

tor

needed

manuscripts which will soon appearin that paper Among the Kentuckymanuscripts is one from EdwinForbes Co A I7th Ky and MattSullivan Co E 25th and 17th KyThe Edwin Forbes communication isa lengthy one and is his account ofthe first clash with arms on Morgantown hill Butler county KyOctober 29th 1861 between com

panys A and D of the 17th Kentuckyand a rebel reconnoitering detach ¬

ment of Gen Buckners confederatearmy then at Bowling Green Ky

Col Forbes says that when the lineof battle was formed company A wason the right and company D on thelelt that he was near the colors ofcompany A and Granvllle Allen nearthe center of company D and that hedidnt ace Allen fall but saw his deadbody a few minutes after the rebelsretreated He says that the article isnot only his own resources but isably supported by Col McHenrysreport of the first soldier to fall onthe Union side in Kentucky duringthe war of 18615

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