The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-09-14
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Mrs. J. A. Witt, was on the sick list
last week.
Allen Dean, Of Greensboro, was in
town last week.
Born to the wife OF Rob't Mattingly,
Sept. 9th, a girl.
Mrp. Hiram Carlton, Of Rosetta, is Wis
iting Mrs. J. A. Witt.
Dent Brown opened up his beef mar
ket again last Saturday.
Mrs. Allen Rollens, Of stephensport,
is visiting Mrs. J. A. Witt.
Miss Fannie Hurst, Of Troy, Ind, is
the guest Of Mrs j. H. Logan.
The city fathers at their meeting last
week levied dog tax of fifty cents.
Negro cake-walks are on the boom in
this place, there is one nearly every Sat
urday night.
Miss Maggie Smith, who was visiting
in Greensboro during last week, has re-
turned home
There has been wheat-cleaner, in
operation on one Of the streets in town
for several days.
Miss Mary Peyton, OF Falls of Rough,
was the charming guest of Miss Allie
Witt few days last week.
The district Teachers Association was
held here last Saturday. They had
quiet an interesting program.
Art Goodman has commenced piking
Louisville street. He has the contract
to pike three hundred yards.
Miss Eva Carlton, of Rosetta, who has
been visiting Miss Allie Witt for the
past week, has returned homs.
Mics Alice Baker, one Of our most
popular young ladies left last Wednes-
day to attend college at Russelville.
Mrs Sam Conrad and son, Shelby, of
Cloyerport, were the guests of Mrs. j..
H. Logan last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Allie Witt entertained number
Of young people at her home on Sept.
3rd, in honor Of her guest, Miss Carlton.
The number of cases Of typhoid fever
through the country are rapidly decreas-
ing, about two or three cases are all that
remain.
For your wheat use special soluble
bone and fine ground bone. This is
Currie's brand OF goods and is for sale by
Haynes Bros, Harmed, Ky.
Fine clothing aud shoes, good wear
and comfortable fit, you will find at the
GREEN FLAG BARGAIN STORE,
Hardinsburg, KY.
Cashier Morris Beard and wife return
ed last week FROM their visit to Utah.
Mr. Beard says his health is much i'm.
proved.
The marriage OF DIR. Forrest Lightfoot,
Jr., of Hawesville, KY, and Miss Eliza
beth Miller, has been announced to take
place, Oct. 9th.
For your wheat use special soluble
bone and fine ground bone. This is
Curries brand of goods and is for sale by
Haynes Bros Harmed, Ky.
II you want $22 90 suit of clothes for
$3.50, go to the
GREEN FLAG BARGAIN STORE,
Hardinsburg, KY.
Robt. Mattingly, the king Of the beef
market, was made happy Tuesday morn
ing by the arrival of bouncing girl
baby at his house.
For your wheat use special soluble
bone and fine ground bone. This is Cur
RES brand of goods and is for sale by
Haynes Bros, Harmed, KY.
There will be an all day Elders and
Deacons meeting of the Presbyterians
out at Ephesus church on Saturday before
the third Sunday in thus month. Basket
dinner on the grounds.
Try our Ladies' Battle AK Shoe, the
best in the market; also our Mems Han
cock, Sl.75. Can't be beat for the money.
GREEN FLAG BARGAIN STORE,
Hardinsburg, KY.
There was a small fire out at Harned's
Station one day last week. A black
smith shop and small dwelling owned
by Mr.. Glasscock was burned. We I'M
derstand the property was insured for
seven hundred dollars.
Allen Dean, OF Owensboro. was here
one day last week on legal business. 1t
was rumored that Mr.. Dean was investi-
eating the sale OF the Alanson Mooreman
farm. The heirs claim that the first
sale by Mooreman and his wife was H.
legal.
The first trained nurse brought to town
was employed by Owen Cunningham.
She came from Louisville and is nursing
Mr.. :Cunningham's little girl, whom he
feared was going into spell OF typhoid
fever. The child is rapidly improving
however.
Table oil cloth l5c yard,
Good linen window shades 26c,
Toweling &c yard,
Cannelton Hoosier factory &c a yard
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