The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-03-31
HARDINSBURG.
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Rock Vale, Ky.
Huston DeHaven has thirty stock hogs
he wants to sell.
B. F. Beard is expected home this
week from Florida.
Mrs. Kreemer, OF Holt, was visiting
here last Saturday.
DIR. Shops remedies are proving the
wonder of the age.
Miss Mamie Board. OF CART ID, was
visiting here last week.
Best caramel drip syrup-l5c gallon.
ii. l.. Stun, Rock Vale, Ky.
Joel Pile and Vic Robertson we're here
last Saturday from Glendeane.
22 pounds Of granula'ed sugar for 81 90
at IL. L Stunts, Rock Vale, KY.
\ new bank has been organic d at
Leitchfeld with a capital Of 81 800
Mrs. Joseph Mattingly, Of Glendeane,
cime up last Saturday to visit friends
here.
DR.. J. G. Bush will be in Hardinsburg
April, 5, 6, and Sth, Irvington April 9th
and 10th.
DIR. Shops sarsaparilla and iron will
purify your blood, strengthen and give
you appetite.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Sc
ciety will meet with Mrs. V. G. Babbage
Friday evening.
A. S. Gardner, of Leitchfeld, repre-
senting the Travers Fertiizing Co., was
in our town last week.
A Sunday school will be Organized in
the Baptist church at JoIly's station the
first Sunday in April.
VIM. ii. Bell has been adding some
repairs 10 the front veranda at the resi-
dence OF X. S. Skillman.
Leila McGary Maggie Ali and Wilbur
Hensley were immersed at the Baptist
church last Sunday night.
Lee Meyer bought about three hun.
dred hogs last Saturday at an average oil
three and one-fourth cents.
Mrs. Sutton returned from Louisville
last Saturday with her stock OF millinery
goods for the spring trade.
Thos. Mcclure, who has been at o Sens'
boro, for sometime, has returned with
his family to Jolly's station.
Wait for the new liIe OF ladies' spring
hats that will be received by Mrs. j. A.
Witt before buying elsewhere.
If your merchants don't handle Ir.
Shops guaranteed remedies write Tay
lor Beard, Hardinsburg, if you are sick
Jesse Whitworth has rented William
Boards property near the depot and Mr..
Beard will move his family to Eddyville.
Cannon and Cunningham, OF Leitch-
field, are trying to buy property at Nc
Daniels, for the purpose of opening a
large store house there.
j. l.. Miller was here last week repre-
senting the Mccormack Machine Co.
Mr.. Miller now lives in New Albany,
Ind having recently removed there from
Gas City.
Lee Meyer has very fine st. Bernard
dog that was presented to him by Geo
Harris, of Cloverport. The dog is al
ready great pet with Mr.. Meyer and he
says $50 wouldn't buy him.
William w. Vessels wants his old
friends in Breckenridge. to know that he
now has charge OF the Palmer House in
Greensboro and will be glad to entertain
them when they visit that city. Rates,
81 90 per day.
Sheriff Silas Pate wants to contract for
new house to be put up on his land at
the Falls of Sinking. This doesn't neces-
sariy imply that he is to take to himself
II better half, or embark in matrimony.
He denies any such intention.
If you want the best fertilizers on
earth and in earth buy S. w. Travers &
{ o's fertilizers, manufactured at Rich
mond, Va. For sale by r. s. Bandy,
Irvington; A. A. Richardson, Garfield
DeHaven & Co, Hardinsburg; w. G.
Norman, Gendeane.
j. f. Monarch came up from Owens.
boro last week and was engaged in run
ming off the land of j. ID Beeler's near
Jolly's station. The order directs
to be laid off to Mr.. Beeler
and the remainder divided into parcels
for the purpose OF sale.
The gourd story put up by the Clover
port editor OF the News last week isn't
worth cent. Micajah Arms, who lives
near this place has agourd which doubles
it in size, being sixty inches around and
measures one bushel and peck Ye
editor therefore must put up the News
year to Mr.. Arms or hold up the racket
on the gourd business.-[lf Mr.. Arms
gourd is OF the same species as ours We'll
send him the NEws-Ed.
Frank Mercer is authority for the state
ment that Jackson and Wslling were in
this place about two years ago. Two
strangers registered at the hotel at that
lime as Gray and Edwards, dentists, H.
annapolis. They remained here several
lays and had fine run OF business. Sud-
lenly they disappeared having several
lays business ahead. Nothing much
was thought OF it at the time, but recent
developments have led several to believe
hat the two men were none other than
Jackson and Walling.
A district Sunday School convention
the Hardinsburg Msgisterial