The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-08-23
BRECKENRIDGE NEWS.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST %, 1899.
HARDINSBURG.

Mrs. John Alexander, of Buras, was
visiting here last week.
Miss Eva Hensley left last week for
snort stay at the Tar Springs.
Rev. A. H. Davis has just closed very
successful revival out at Carman.
Mrs. Reed, of Louisville, arrived last
week to visit her mother, Mrs. 6. w.
Beard.
Rev. A. H. Davis left last Saturday to
assist Rev. WaggoneF in revival at Cave
Spring.
Miss BERTHE McGavock, of Cloverport,
has been visiting MB. HIllory Hardin
the past week.
ReY. George Hays and wife, Of the
Henderson district, we're here last week
visiting friends.
A number of farmers in this vicinity
will attend the Farmers Institute at
CloverDoFt this week.
Charley Nook, the popular dry goods
among our merchants.
The cOlOred Teachers Institute was
held here last week under the direction
Of superintendent Driskel,
E. NJ. Foxworthy, agent for Hardin
q Miller pianos and organs, has head
quarters at the Hsrdinsburg hotel.
The Sheriff has been ordered to pay
DR.. E. r. Palmer, of Louisville, $50 for
analysing CALVIN Basham's stomach.
Mrs. Clint P. Hook and children are
visiting her sister at Ashland, KY They
will be gone until the first of September,
:. ReY. ]. H Lennin went out last Sun
day and preached TWO sermons for the
Methodist people in the Carman neigh
bOThoOd
The fourth and last quarterly meeting
on this circuit for the present year viii,
be held next Saturday and Sunday at
Mt. Zion.
The following marriage license issued
since August LIST Thomas A Robertson
to Maybel Ammons; Isaac Priest to
Myrtle Davies; Henry G. Cox to Annie
Wells.
The people in the BewleYvile neigh.
borhoOd are becoming very much in
terested in the result OF the local option
fight which comes off there next Sat-
urday.
The county clerk has been ordered to
purchase the following new record
books One deed book No, 81, mort
gage book No. 10, guardians report
book and marriage book.
We have decided to move our branch
store from Hardinsburg, KY. Therefore
we have determined to close out our en-.
tire stock regardless Of loss, in order Ia
save moving expenses. Bring your
coupons and receive premiums before
we move.-GTeen Flag Bargain Store.
Mrs. HilOTy Hardin, who lives out on
the HardinsbuTg pike, gave a social last
Friday night in honor Of her guest, Miss
BERTHE McGavOck, Of OloverpOrt. There
was large crowd present, and they en-
ioYed a most pleasant evening. Mrs
Hardin lie an admirable hostess.
HardinSburg is soon TO be connected
with Louisville by the long distanc,
telephone. The Ohio Valley Telephone
COmPany's gang Of workmen passed
through here last week setting the poles
and the linemen are following a shor
distance behind stretching the wire
The line comes by IIvinRton anC
thFough Garfield 10 this place, WheI
completed it will give a frst-clas
service.
Mr.. W. w. Galloway, of Mckinney
Texas. has been here for two weeks Wis
ting his father, J. w. Galloway. at Nc
Daniels. This Is his first visit here II
three yeam. Mr.. Galloway lives In ont
mile and half Of Mckinney. the hnes
lsrminR lands in Texas. He says th'
corn and cotton crop In that section thi
year q unusually hne He moved there
light yeaB ago, and is delighted with
n.saa he has no desire to return d
old Breckenridge, bat stlll loves hel
people. re has family Of seven chill