The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-15
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Miss Nete Beard is visiting in Louis
vile.
Mr.. f. M. Parsons has moved 10
Hawesvile.
Miss Bula Miller lie the guest Of Miss
Bessie Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Pate have taken
rooms at the Harris hotel.
Remember the Farmers Institute will
be hello. here the ooh and 3Oth.
Lee Bishop lie putting a coat Of paint
on the wood work at the jail.
Alb Davis has leased the farm Of 1lS
acres from the MeadOr heirs for Ave
years.
A new line of women'a fne lace shoes
just received at the Eclipse Grocery at
S1.OO per pair.
Mrs Miller and her daughter, Miss
Annie Jones, have returned from a visit
TO Big Spring.
Wade Shacklett and Roscoe Smith
went TO their home In Meade county
last Friday on a visit.
The Telephone Company placed one
OF their Cabinets IN the Harris hotel last
week, 1t helps the service.
Hon. Charles Blanford and Walter
Piggott were here last Friday, the day
the vote Of the election was counted,
Mrs, Richard Hayes left last Thursday
morning for st. Paul, Mimi, where she
will make her home in the future.
Look out for the great slaughter sale
in shoes and clothing at auction in Hsr-
dinsburR at an early day. V. G. Bah.
bage, auCtioneer.
Young Henry Hay, who. acComp Inied
his mother to Iowa sold his pony, buggy
and harness to Sam Henninger Of West
View for $4,000.
Miss Eta Clarkson, who is in the mil
linery business in this place, desires ui
to cay that she has spent over seven
years in the business and understands il
thoroughly.
Tom Blythe, Roscoe Eskridge, Clayton
Beard, James Harris, and Clarence De-
Haven are the new board Of trusteel
elected last Tuesday. Dolph Board wal
elected marshal.
In a short talk to mothers we can tel
them that at the Eclipse Grocery they
can find infant shoes. We have a spe
Cial line which we are retailing at 1OC
per pair; all leather and patent leathe
tipped toe.
The town council met last TUESDAY
night for the FIRST time since September
There was but very little business befor
the board. The Marshal was instructed
to enforce the dog ordinance by requir
ing every one that owned a dog to pay
tax Of fifty cents. Gus Brown ofierel
his resignation as city attorney, but
was not accepted.
Rev. A. F., GOrden who is cOnduCtin
the revival at the Baptist church is tn
pastor of the Falkland avenue Baptis
church Of Louisville. He is reputed t
be an evangelist Of great force. For thu
most of the summer Just passed he ha
been in evangelistiC work in the soutl
and has met with great success. Tit
members Of the Baptist church here ar
fortunate in securing his services.
PROBE ssOrs Roberts and Coke observe
Arbor day at the college last Friday
With the assistance oithe pupils the,
put out a number Of young trees, plante
several roses, and otherwise improve
the surroundings. The institution a
present seems to be in a fourishing con
dition. They look for a much larger al
tendance after Christmas than they hav
now.
The bird hunters of this town will b
ready to take the field November 18th
Some of the crack shots are Judge M
Ger and Cashier Beard of the Bank q
Hardinsburg. These gentlemen hay
some fine blooded dogs that have bee,
in training the past summer and the
will doubtless keep the woods hot be
tween now and Christmas. The bir
hunting will be better this season thai
for many years, the fields around Han
dinsburg being almost alive with quail
Col. R. N. Miller who lie one of the di
rectors Of the gun club is another gen
tleman that is expecting a big lot o
sport. The members met at James H
Gardeners the other night and decide,
TO open fire on the feathered trib,
promptly on the 10Th.
How'a ThiGl