The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-08-31
HARDINsBURc.

town.
Mrs. John Hensley is visiting relatives
near 1rvington.
A full line Of jswelry aud musical
goods at I. G. Lewis.
Thomas Rhodes spent several days in
Louisville last week.
B. F. Beard 4 Co., are having their
store house enlarged
George Baker, of Owensboro, spent
last Sunday in this city.
The colored teachers examina ton
was held here last week.
John P. Haswell, ST., has been COM
planning for several days.
Miss Fannie McAteer, OF Louisville,
is visiting Mrs. Ruben Miller.
7. @. Lewis knows how to doctor
watches and clocks. Try him.
w. ]. Piggot and wife were the guests
Of Mrs. G P. Jolly last Sunday.
Stark d. Haynes & Bro, Of Harmed,
sell Kerr's Raw Bone Fertilizer.
Miss Clara Ashcraft, of Irvngtou, was
visiting Miss Allie Witt last week
Ferd MCGEE aud wife, OF Irvington,
were visiting Mrs. X s. Skillman last
week.
w. II. Bowmer and wife, OF Clover
port, were visiting here one day last
week.
Miss Fannie smith left last Friday to
take charge of her school at Elizabeth
town.
Misses Titchner and Gilmore, OF CAL
houn, are the guests OF Miss b. ssie
Beard.
Prof L0gans school will open next
Monday. He looks for a good atten-
dance.
Miss Leila Kincheloe has accepted
position as primary teacher at the Pub
lie school.
Dan Smith came in last Sunday from
Garfield and spent the day among his
friends here.
VIM. Hensley says that about 70 per
cent Of the tobacco raised in this coun-
ty is Burnley.
Mrs NJ, Eskridge entertained DR.. Kin
cheloe's family and visitors to tea one
evening last week.
Arthur Walker, formerly of Bewley-
vile, is staying at the Office OF DIR. II.
Board in his absence.
Miss Hattie May who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Stumm. at Sacrament
to has returned home.
Kerr's Raw Bone Fertilizer makes big
crops of wheat. Special price 500 per
ton. Sold by Stark d. Haynes & Bros
of Harmed.
Harold Beard has had TO dismiss his
school for two weeks on account of a
protracted meeting that is in progress |
near his school.
If the crops are not good on your farm
this year it is your own fault 1t is too
late now to make up the loss with few |
summer boarders.
Mrs. lula Morris, Misses Glare Morris,
Leah Meador, and Mr.. John Meador, Of
Big Spring, we're the guest Of Mrs. A
NJ. Kincheloe last week
There was an all day meeting aud a
basket dinner out at Antioch last Sun
day. Rev. II. q. Hook and Brother
Sneed did the preaching.
Don't stand around on the streets and
smoke cigarettes like Cloverport dude.
Get move on you and you will see the |
appearance OF better times.
Quiet delightful evening was spent |
at Miss Annie DeJarnette's last Friday, |
Miss DeJarnette entertained in honor of |
Miss Bessie Boards visitors.
Mrs. Alvin Skillman, Misses Eulah
and Lizzie Miller, Daisy Mcintyre, Alice
Baker and S. A. Pate and wife spent last
Wednesday at the Tar Springs.
Mr. Jones has a device for making
spri mes for beds, touches etc. He will
be pleased TO have anyone needing this
kind OF work call around and see him.
r. S. Skillman closed out his Office
Fl xtures last week. He thinks he will
be compelled to 20 to Texas, unless
some kind OF business opens for him
here.
B. F Beard thinks OF building brick
wall on the north side OF his store house
Is protection against fire. John Shouss
Of Cloverport, was here last week TO
make bid on the work.
The Breckenridge Asphalt mines are
within a few miles OF Hardins-
burg and our citiz ms are interested in
breaking up the monopoly now on in
Louisville. When these mines ara in