The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-01-27
HARDINSBURG.

Joe B. Cox went to Webster last
Thursday.
Mrs. Will Lennin is visiting at Ste.
phensport.
Mrs. NJ. II. Beard was visiting in Gle.
verport last week.
Don't forget the as,ignees sale at Har-
ned's next Saturday.
The assignees sale will be continue 4
at Harmed next Saturday.
Rev. w. B. Sneed, OF Louisville, was
here last Saturday and Sunday.
Mis- Eula Miller left last Saturday for
Russellville, Ky to enter college.
The b. N. College opened its present
session with forty.two new pupils.
Keep me in mind when you purchase
sewing machine-James Kincheloe.
WI. Lennin has been suoken of for
the Legislature on the Populist ticket.
John Coleman and Charles Claycomb,
of Webster, were here one day last week.
Ladies it is to your Interest to consult
me on sewing machines-James Kinche-
| loe.
Miss Annie DeJernette left last Sat.
urday for Bowling Green, to enter COL
lege.
Felix Meyer, of Buras, spent last week
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Robert Nc.
| Guflin.
| Rev. Hunt remained here few DAYS
this week to ASS in the protracted
meetiDg.l
| Mr.. Robert McGuflin, who has been
sick for the last two ks is able to be
out again.
Isn't your saving machine about worn
out? If SO, come and see me, James
kincheloe.
| V. 6. Babbage has bgen appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Lawson
Matthews deceased.
p. NJ. and Z. l.. Beard had a fine ice
harvest from their big pond, near the
cool spring, this week.
Mrs. 7. b. Hend. rson, of Webster
was mere last week visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Anon Kincheloe.
Next Friday will be the last day fol-
Circuit Court. About thirty.five suits
have been brought up to this time.
Judge Mercer returned from Louis.
vile last Friday. His suit against Nc.
Cracker & Co. has not come Off yet.
Miss Maud Smith left last Saturday
for Sturgis, Ky, where she will take a
position in Prof. Shacklett's school.
Miss Lille Scott returned home from
Louisville last Friday, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Ed Beard
| What is more happiness to a house
keeper than smooth running sewing
machine-1 have them-James Kinche
loe.
The new candidates are bobbing ur
at the rate of about ten a week, DOM
get alarmed dear reader, you can't escape
them.
| Rev. Adams, who has been assisting in
the protracted m setting here left last
Thursday for his home in Bowlinl
Green.
| WANTED-Fir5t-class canvassers, ladies'
or gentlemen. Salary SIP per week
Address W. s. BEARD, box six, Hardins
burg, Ky.
Every lady who runs saving machine
wishes to save every dollar, she possibly
Canyon can do it by consuting-James
Kincheloe.
Rev. Joseph Dugsin has sold his place
at Harmed to Eli Pile. Mr.. Duggin has
since purchased part of Henry Har.
ned's farm.
Notwithstanding that confile hasn't
been restored, house-keepers still use
sewing machines, my prices are right
James Kincheloe.
The revival at the Methodist church
still continues. fhe Baptist minister
Rev. Hunt preached there last Sunday
at eleven o'clock.
The will of Austin Beavin was admit.
ted to probate in the County Court last
Monday. John y. Mattinyly and F. A.
Beavin are named as executors
Ernest Robertson is OF the opinion
that politics is little tou. IA. lie was
only in the race fjr County Clerk long
enough to get side tracked clean out OF
| the ring
George Gray, OF Harmed, started in
Monday to make months ride for sher-
Ill Pate in the collecting business. Mr..
Pate announces again that the taxes
will have to come or somebody's prop.
erty will b taken in.
\ licensed to marry, Ben II. Bates to
Miss Minnie Taul, j, l. Pate to Miss
Matte Brickey, II. S Mccoy to Miss
Nettie G. Petit, Nobls Runner to Miss
Lydia l. eastman, Charles Bishop to
Miss Hattie b Johnson, George W.
Haycrait TO Mrs Sarah A. Barbee, @. @.
Lewis to Miss Ella Mosely, and r. l..
Burton TO Miss Crella Matthews.
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