The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-21
HARDINsBURG.

| luz DebJ sewing mhculneb IN tine W0rlC
for the money. Call and see them.-T
@ Lewis.
Examine Curries Fertilizer at Harmed
for sale by Haynes Bros before buying
elsewhere.
Daily George Beard, of Eddyville was
visiting relatives in this place during
last week.
Mr.. John Haswell who has been on
the sick list some time is able TO be
about again.
Rev. George Hays, wife and daughter,
Of Henderson, were visiting relatives
here last week.
Brown McCubbins, Of Cloverport, was
in town Sunday the guest Of his sister,
Mrs G. P. Haswell.
Mr.. E. Barry Norman, Of Louisville
was the guest Of DIR. and Mrs. A. M.
Kincheloe last week.
| VIM. Beard and wife and their daugh-
ter Sallie, OF Eddyville, are visiting their
son Morris this week.
Charles E. Drury was here Monday
and qualified as administrator Of his
father, W. N. Drury's estate.
W. s. Beard is thinking very strongly
OF moving to Louisville to engage in the
tobacco business with Mr.. Chas. Reed.
Porter Bradshaw and Miss Bolie Tur-
pin were married in this city last Satur-
day afternoon, Rev. w. B. Snead, officiat-
ing.
Rev. George Hays filed the pulpit at
the M. +. church, South, last Sunday,
both at the morning and evening SER
vices.
Jobe Hook, ir,, is building two story
residence on his farm near town, at the
place where his old one was destroyed by
fire last summer.
A bright, clean and beautiful assort-
ment of jewelry, everything new and of
the latest attraction. Don't fail to see
them.-T. @. Lewis.
G r. Taber and Miss Leila Meador
were quietly married at the brides home
near Garfield last Thursday the 10Th by
Rev II. @. Hook.
The funeral OF Jackson Mars, deceas-
ed will be preached at the family grave
yard near Custer, KY, next Sunday, by
the Rev. II. O. Hook.
The people OF the city are highly
pleased to know that we are to have a
regular passenger service. You can 20
to Louisville and return the same day.
Walter Board, colored, arrived here
last week on a thirty days furlough from
the army. He belongs to the regular
service, and was in the fight at Santiago.
New cases are coming in for Circuit
court, as the time Monday, Oct. 10, for
the converting Of the court approaches
Several new ones were filed last Monday
II you have a watch, a clock, ring, a
musical instrument. silver ware, or any
thing in this line needing repairs, bring
it to me, guarantee first class work.-T.
@ Lewis.
The new passenger train on the branch |
going to Irvington, arrives here at S:l5
a. m. and returns at 1888 a. m. and in |
the afternoon at p. m. and returns at |
1928 p. m.
Another wedding here shortly, yes, a |
young lady OF the town called upon Mrs.
Withers few days ago and asked her
il she would play her wedding march.
This lie all we know about it.
q. 7. Hardin sued out an order of de.
livery last Monday for the wheat raised
on the John Hardin farm. The farm
was rented last year by Mr.. Pate, who
claims the wheat on the place.
@. L. Beard executed the bonds for the
Hardin farm last Monday, but it seemed
to bs understood that the purchase was
made for Tom Blythe Mr.. Blythe is
offering TO sell or rent his farm on the
pike.
There were several people in town
last Monday TO attend county court and
look after the sale of land, several OF
which were made at the court house
door. The old John Hardin farm sold
at $4,000.
Quite number will go to Louisville
fro~, this place to attend the session OF
the Annual Conference. Those leaving
will be G. w. Beard and wife, B. F.
Beard, Miss lula G Daniel, Rev. Felix
V. G.. Babbage and some
others.
Ed McDaniels, son OF VIM. McDan-
Iels, was here Monday to look after the
sale OF his deceased fathers land at the
court hous, door. he bid the land for
the heirs. All OF Mr.. McDaniels family
now live at Henderson, where they
moved shortly after their fathers death.
Ed j. has position in the post office
and also ruus a store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Skillman leaves
his week for Louisville, where they will
open boarding house October first.
They will be located opposite the Fifth
Avenue hotel, and have a first class
as good as can be found In the
'ity We regret 10 lose Mr.. Skillman
md his vile They stand high In the
ocial scale In this city and have a world