The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-08-09
HARDINsBURG.

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The cost of the new Catholic church
will be $1,000.
A. X. Kincheloe is selling goods
cheaper than anybody.
A fresh loi of canyassed hams just re-
ceived at the Eclipse Grocery.
Miss Eva Hensley left yesterday for
jacksonville to visit few days.
Robert E. Woods, Of Louisville, was
here last Saturday on legal business.
All kinds Of produce taken in ex-
change for goods at A. Y; Kincheloe's.
The picnic at Garfield last Saturday
was almost a failure on account Of the
rain.
Mrs. Ed. Beard, Of Louisville, is here
on a visit to her father, Maj. Horace
Scott.
NJ. H. Beard, Cashier OF the Bank of
Hardinsburg, returned home last Sat
urday.
You can buy choice breakfast bacon
at the Eclipse Grocery at 10 cents per
pound.
Mrs. f. p. Stun, of Sacramento, Ky,
is mere visiting her father, Mr.. Richard
May and family.
Mrs. A. L. Reed and daughter, of
Louisville, are visiting Mrs. Fannie
Board, of Garfield.
Taylor Beard had charge OF the drug
department at Wits during the latter's
stay at the Tar Springs.
Lee Montgomery, conductor on the
Branch, has moved his family from
Fordsville to IrvingtOn.
The recent rains have brought out the
corn crop and the yield in the county
will be large this year.
Sam Board, night operator at the rail-
road shops at Cloverport, came up last
Monday for a weeks vacation.
Goebel and Blackburn are billed to
speak here Saturday, September 9th.
They will draw big crowd
James Harris, proprietor of the Har-
dinsburg hotel, and wife, went to Clover
port last Saturday shopping,
Milton Coke was in Meade county
last week looking alter the interest Of
the Breckenridge Normal College.
Miss Mamie Board, who has been ON
visit of several weeks to Louisville, has
returned to her home at Garfield
Rev. L. f. Campbell, agent for the
Preachers Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church South, was here last Sunday.
Mrs. A B. Skillman and Mrs. w. H.
Bowmer, OF Cloverport, were the guests
of Mrs. Robert Bowmer last Thursday.
Miss Grace Foote, Of Owensboro. who
who has been visiting Mrs V. q. Bah
bage, returned to Irvington last Monday.
The big meeting out at Freedom opens
next Sunday. 1t is great day for the
country folks who gather there in large
numbers.
John P. Haswell ST., and wife, and
Mrs. @. E. Haswel and children, have
returned from a stay Of ten days at the
Tar Springs.
T. @. Lewis has the State agency for
the Magnolia sewing maching. He was
out last week travelling in the upper
part OF the State.
John Dean, OF the Dean Tie Com
pany, was a passenger on the train last
Saturday night to his home at Glen
deane. Mr.. Dean spends most of his
time now in Louisville.
In Judge Boards court last Monday,
the suit Of A. A. Richardson Ys. Ezra
Cannon, there was judgment for plain
tiff for $34l0. The case of O. d. Payne
VS.. Frank Arms was settled by the
parties
Mr.. Charles P. Beard who is settling
up the business OF the old partnership
existing between himself, o. E. Has
we'll, and the old firm of B. F, Beard &
Co., has opened an office in the rear
room of the Bank OF Hardinsburg.
A great many persons we're kept away
from the Garfield picnic on account Of
the rain, II is the opinion Of quite
number that the managers should fix on
another day when possibly the weather
would be more favorable for such an oc-
casion. Garfield is central point for q
picnic, and she always draws big crowd
II the weather is favorable.
There was a large attendance upon
the elders meeting OF the members Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
last Saturday at Pleasant Grove church
There were several public addresses o
interest, and a number OF essays read by
3 the young members. The next meeting
4 will be held at Freedom On Saturday
before the second Sunday In September
) Speaking before congregation 81
Pleasant Grove church last Saturday
Mr.. DOWell. of Meade county, hIl upon
q some timely truths for Che church poo
3 ole OF today. Mr.. DoWolla talk val
/. along our line OF OhIiatlen duty to Cos
and the church. He also spoke Of CIV
2 log, and how quick many people U4I0 i|
Q shut nn their pockolhoo.a oI the NOR.
d mant|on Of money % help Che church f.
/, nronchor. They did inII zoe with |||
knowledge Al the Iac, IA their l0|0
onoo. For n least from Hin comes
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