The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-08-26


visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Hsswell.
J. w. Wright will have mule colt
show here the third Monday in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. r. p. Shacklett left last Friday
morning to join her husband in Meade
county.
NJ. D. Beard and f. V. Mercer attend
ed the party at Frank DeHaven's We'd
nesday night.
Charley Humphrey and wife, Louis
vile, are visiting M. ID. Humphrey, this
week at West View,
Eldred Pate, Jr., and Marvin Beard
go to Hawesville to-day, they will en-
ter the bicycle races.
Lewis Kincheloe, who has been visit
ing Miss Mary McMeador at Big Spring,
arrived home Friday
Wonder if they talk as much "brick
and business" down at Cloverport now
as they did about year ago.
Miss Mary Allen left last Sunday for
Laredo, Texas, where she will again as
sumo her duties in school there.
B. F. Beard, G L. Beard, and w. X
Barnes went to Louisville last week to
attend the sound money convention.
Where honey is there are bees, where
bargains reign chats here) crowds col
lect,-James Kincheloe, the jeweler.
Miss Lizzie Miller, daughter of Will
Miller, Esqr., will attend Logan Female
College at Russelville, Ky. this winter.
Rev. II. c. Hook will preach the fun
eral OF Mrs. ]. S. Dowell, at Freedom
church the fifth Sunday in this month.
Mrs. Owen Cunningham during her
visit to ChenGult last week organized a
Foreign Missionary Society OF fifteen
members.
The price made to you, on watches,
clocks and musical instruments, will as
tonish you. Visit my store,-James
Kincheloe.
Some of the plank walks and side
walks about the town are getting in a
bad condition. The town paps should
look after them.
Dave Norman denies putting out the
report at Glendeane, that Judge Mercer
had been down there trying to buy a
good farm mule
There will be no discount on Hardins-
burg as an educational center. She has
schools enough and the morals of the
community can't be beat.
Lou Rhodes has housed about half Of
his crop OF tobacco amounting to twelve
acres. His crop is one OF the few that
was not injured by worms.
Sheriff Cy Pate informed us yesterday
that he intended to begin selling person.
al property at once for those who were
behind with taxes for 1895.
A. S. Needham and family, who have
been here the past week visiting Rev.
II. G. Hook returned to their home in
Hardin county, last Thursday.
The Nolin Presbytery, Of G. p, church
will meet with the Short creek congrega-
ton in Grayson county, ON Thursday
before the first Sunday in September.
Horace Lewis, OF Terre Haute, Ind,
was here last week visiting among his
relatives and friends. He has been liv-
ing at Terre Haute about four years and
is working in the rail road shops at a
good salary.
/ am now giving my time to my trade
silver-smithing. Amy time-piece, jewell
ry, or spectacles, needing repairs shall
have my prompt attention. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Send or bring in your work
II. @. Lewis.
Chris ALL has been following his
threshing machine for several weeks
and he says he has found less money q
mong the farmers than he ever did before,
but he says they are not so bad off, they
have plenty TO eat and the stuffto bring
money when there Is demand for it.
Green w. Beard shipped from his farm
near Webster last week about five hun
bred bushels OF wheat. The crop was
not 80 good as usual on account Of the
early drouth. Mr.. Beard has been try
ing for several years to get this farm we'll
set in grass. The farm lays we'll and is
considered very fine stock farm.
r. b. Cox, Of Union Star, has rented
the Hambleton hotel. He will make
arrangements TO open it at once. Mr..
Cox has been in the hotel business at
Union Star for many years, and his repu-
tation for running one OF the best hotels
In the county Is known at home and
abroad. Hardinsburg il glad TO have
Mr.. Cox as citizen.
Miss Tida Mercer acted an chaperon
Ior party that took hay ride last Sat
lrday night, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J ID. Bee