The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-12-01

Hominy aud beans at Hsssell's.
A fresh line Of groceries at Haswell's
Don't forget Haswell's for your harm Sc
and saddlery.
Miss Nellie Goodman is quite III with
typhoid foyer.
Oysters, salmon and mackerel, all
fresh at Haswell's.
Miss Mcdaniel, Of Mcdaniel, Ky is
visiting Miss Clara Heston.
You can fnd canned corn, tomatoes,
beans and pears at Haswell's.
Revs. Breeding and st Clair are pro-
tracing a meeting at E. hesuF.
McAvitt went 10 Irvington last Satur-
day TO attend the county teachers meet
ing.
g. w. Beard has been confined to his
home the past week with very severe
cold.
Mrs James Snyder is building a new
house on the Brandenburg road opposite
Tim Harman's.
A new Touring mill is being built at
jolly Station with a capacity Of fifty bar
rels per day.
Sewing machine oil, needles, shuttles,
bands, oil cans, screw drivers, etc, call
on T. G. Lewis.
Jones Mercer is in Louisville. He has
been promised position with the Ken
lucky Jeans Clothing Company.
Rev. Ferrel, the new Baptist minister,
preached his first sermon at the Baptist
church in this place last Sunday.
The deposits in the Bank OF HARDING
one day last week, in a single day,
amounted to thirty thousand dollars.
Through George Snyder we learn that
his brother, James Snyder, who was sent
from this place to the Asylum last spring
is not improving any.
The lands of VIM. S. Allen, deceased,
will be sold at the court house door the
third Monday in December reservipg
to his widow the right OF homestead.
On Thanksgiving day there were about
thirty bird hunters came out Of Louil-
vile, and decamped at different points
along the Texas" as far down as Custom.
To THE PUBLIC. l haye just taken
charge of the brick hotel and will be
glad to have reasonable share OF the
public patronage. Rates reasonable, and
satisfaction guaranteed.-H Q. Lake.
This is a good town for a show. A
house entertainment such as was given
at the Hall last Saturday night will al
ways draw a respectable crowd During
the Christmas holidays we will look for
another.
The owners OF the telephone line
which extends from this place to Custer,
met at Garfield last Saturday evening for
the purpose OF effecting an organization.
AS the line stands at present no one
seems to have control Of it. The object
is to have it run on business system.
n One of the Oldest pieces OF property in
this place is the old Jimmy Taylor home
stead, bought by Allen R. Kincheloe at
the price of 1920. The property is reason
able cheap at that figure. II there was
any demand here for dwellings, the old
house there could be torn away, and it
would be one of the most desirable
building lots in town.
The students Of the B. N. college I'M
der the direction Of Prof Logan gave an
entertainment at the city hall last Satur-
day night, that was very much enjoyed
by those present. The house was very
well filed considering the short notice
that was given out OF the affair. About
$40 was realized which will be invested
in some books for the college. The pi-
ano used was furnished by Mr.. Cuyler
the agent here of the Hardisey & Miller
piano company. Another entertain
ment of similar character will likely be
given during the Christmas holidays.
Last Friday afternoon had been APP
pointed by the w. F. NJ. s., as the time of
holding an open meeting, in observance
Of the week of prayer and Thanksgiving,
set apart by the Woman's Board OF
Missions. The week of prayer has
been observed by Hardinsburg society
since its institution in 49,, by an open