The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-09-13
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JefOWen sick

Judge Mercer was in town Sunday.
W. G Norman was in Louisville last
week
Carroll Vessels, Of Owensboro, lie here
visiting relativeg.
Gendeaue soli eighty-ihree tickets to
llsrdinsburg Saturday
DR.. +. H. Green, Louisville, is visit
ing at Mr. Charliy Robertsona
Walter Curtis, Of Albion, Ill, is with
Mr.. T. L. Curtis for the winter.
Billy Matiiugly was in Greensboro and
other parts Of Davies county last week.
Glen Fisher is running extra" on the
freight. lie will merit promotion early.
Eliza Moore, McDaniels, has lately been
over here handling a big lot Of iertil r..
School opened Monday with fine pi,s
poets for the best tsTm Glendeane has
ever had.
Henry Norman, Jr, is going tn study
law. He will enter la~ school IN a
short time.
John Deane and his sister, Miss
Amanda, are at French Lick SpriDgss for
q few weeks.
Miss Mary Psyton, Falls Of Rough,
visited Miss Mary Norman, several
days last week.
Genial, polite, popular Dr. Harris, Of
Falls Of Rough, was a caller at Glen
deane Sunday.
Billy Matting'y went to Bewleyville
Monday to purchase pair Of mules from
Pierce Hardawsy.
W. @. Norman purchased a fne pair
OF mules from George DrurY last week.
Price paid s277.5O.
LATE Withers, of Kirk, was in town
Sunday. A fair Glendeane face smiles
him a pretty welcome.
Vennie Norman, Deckerville, Ark,
has been visiting his parents for several
weeks. He returned Friday.
Jess ClarksOn, Big Spring, bought cat.
tie here last week. He bought between
l2O and 200 head at 1 cents.
The Glendeane Sunday School will
have day of picnicing before long
Particulars are being arranged thit
week.
Mrs. Devices, who has been very i'll o.
typhoid fever for several weeks, is much
improved and promises to be out AGAR
in a short while.
Being engaged in a meeting el5ewher,
Bro. RutledGe failed to reach Goshen
Sunday Mr.. Charley Robertson con
Quoted the services.
The colored people, who had no schoo
here last year, will have their hous,
ready by next week. Ed Beard, a pop
ular teacher, has been employed.
Lawrence Vessels leaves for home
this morning. Lawrence has been VI
here all summer, and has made a host o
friends who hate to see him leave.
Robert Norman left Sunday for hi
second year at the State college at Lex
ington. He is taking the civil engineer
ing course, which requires four years.
It's pleasure 20 attend the Glendean,
Sunday School under the Supe1inten
dency Of W. @. Norman. The earnest
ness of the teachers and the enthusiasm
Of the children are beautiful sights.
Joe D. Owen and Mr.. Woods recent
ly put an eye-huTtiDg whiteness upol
our school house, so thoroughly di,
they paint it, The fences, etc are beinI
whitewashed this week till Utopia Hill
is thing of beauty.
Miss Nellie Norman left Monday 70
Russellville, where she enters school 70
the year. At Irvington she was joine
by Miss Mollie Lyon, who has been a
Russellyille two years. Miss Nelli
is one of our brightest and most popula
girls, and many signs attend her depar
ture.
Our new merchant, Mr.. Stun, has beef
in possession since the first of tn
month. A full store, cheap goods, bi
trade, courteous treatment and delight
ful customers are the daily sights at hi
immense establishment. JEFF Over
remains with him and Jeff's gem sales
man.
Louis Ashley has been laid up for tn
last four weeks, the first time in life tina
he has been unable to be at his work
He went up to Hardinsburg Saturday
not because he's a Democrat, for he's
faithful, honest, good Republican, joll,
and fair and willing to hear an intelli
gent discussion from any reputable
source. He thinks he'll be able TO keel
going now
The latest breakfast appetizer for Dav,
MoOTman and Tom Owen is fox hunting
They rise with the morning star, have
chase, and sometimes their game baggeo
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