The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-11-01
HARDlNsBURe.


Arthur Goodman has a very sic
child.
The Teachers Association will NEE
at Harmed next Saturday.
Mrp. Robert McGufiu went to Gustor
last Thurday and returned saturda!
night.
o. b. Davis who lives near Harmed il
expecting to move to Louisville in a few
weeks.
Rev. F. M. Petty will preach mex
Sunday morning at Ephesus at Il
O'Clock.
J. A. Witt went to stepensport and
Greensboro last week for a few days
recreation.
Jus Brown and Jesse Whitworth went
to jacksonville last Thursday to attend
the speaking.
Call and see our line Of ohildren's
hoods at 15Cts. They will cost you 25cts
elsewhere-Eclipse.
Messers. Papenheimer and Bridges,
two Louisville tobacco dealers, were
here last "Wednesday.
Rev. A. H. Davis went to West View
last Thursday to conduct the funeral
services Of Mr.. VIM, Henningsr.
Miss lula Daniel went to Jefferson
town last Wednesday to attend a meet
ing OF the WOman's Missionary society.
Allen Guthrie has taken a clerkship
with Baker Bros. Alfred HeestOn who
has been with them for some time will
20 to Cloverport to live.
If the weather is favorable next Fri
day the Woman's Missionary society
will meet in the country with Mrs Sal
lie Miller
Last Saturday night the negroes in
this town we're on a big drunk. It is
said there we're fifteen jugs Of whisky
run in here.
Bov. Bozarth who has been living at
Garfield and serving the Cumberland
Presbyterian churches in that locality
will shortly move to Nashville.
We have learned recently that John
Hook who sold his property here about
the first Of September last, and moved
to Louisville, now wishes to return.
Charley Payne who lived last year on
the Robert Weatheriord place has de-
cided to return to Texas where he lived
for seventeen years. Henry Black OF
Garfield will 20 with him.
It is reported that our train service on
the branch is soon to be improved by a
straight run to Louisville. This will
avoid an hours wait at IrYingtOn and
put people in the city before u o'clock.
Rev. F. M. Petty pastor of the M. E.
church South at this place, preached his
first sermon here last Sunday night He
had large congregation and he made a
fine impression with them in his open
ing sermon. There is a good deal of
church work ahead of him and we are
looking for good results from bis labOrs
with uF.
It is reported that there is soon to be
a big clothing house opened in this
place. It looks like the parties want it
kept a secret, but if they want to sell
clothing it ought to be made public.
We haye not been able to ascertain who
the parties are, but it is said the stock
will be opened next week.
Some Of the women in this town de-
vote more Of their time TO the Mission
airy cause than is done at any other
point within our knowledge. Last sum-
mer some Of them we're constantly on
the 60, organizing societies and collect
ing dues. Il lie marvellous how they sue
coed, and the Elizabethtown district, OF
which this is a part, is noted for It's miss
ionary spirit and the faithful, good wom-
en-, who keep it up. Their husbands
don't have much 10 say about 1t either,
and they shouldn't be allowed to do 30.
The politicians we're out in force last
week combining their strength for next
Tuesday. This week may be q time
when much work will be done. The
Republicans are working hard 10 main
tain their iormerl. political prestlage
b Nre, and elsewhere, but they are met
by just as strong opposition from the
Goebelites. Browns following will not
amount to anything in the county. The
Democrats are going 70 vote for Goebel