The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-04-05
HARDINSBURG.

Master Ernest Haswell has the mea-
sizes.
The Fiscal court is in session this
week.
Cash paid for country produce.--Ben-
jamin Andrew.
Last Saturday was busy day among
the merchants.
Good butter commands 20 per pound
in this place now.
Sam Board came up last Sunday and
spent the day with his friends here.
Sell your eggs to Benjamin, Anderson,
Hardinsburg, for the highest cash price.
The cool weather makes a continuous
drain on the pocket books and coal
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Downs were
passengers on the train last Tuesday, for
Louisville.
Miss Ellen Stith, who has been down
about three months with typhoid fever
is abb to be out again.
The Ladies Missionary society will
meet next Friday with Mrs. Kate Beard
promptly at2 o'clock.
Marcus Kincheloe Is one OF the most
popular pcstmasters Hardinsburg peo-
pie have enjoyed for some time.
Judge Fleming was here last Friday
and made hot free silver speech at the
Courthouse. He is candidate for At
torney General.
We understand that Rev. H. 9. Hook
who has been the pastor Of the Antioch
church for several years, preached his
last sermon there last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weatherford, of
Harmed, came in last Sunday to attend
the Quarterly meeting services. They
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
Board.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. S Skillman have
closed their boarding house in Louis
Vile and returned to this place. Mr.
Skillman thinks he will travel for a
Louisville firm.
Miss Annie Gardner gave a social to
her young friends last Friday night
There we're quite a number present, and
a splendid time was had. Miss Annie
is quiet popular here.
New goods just received at the Eclipse
Grocery company, are fresh breakfast
bacon, sugar cured hams, apple butter.
canned raspbeTries, canned asparagus,
grated pine apple &c. Terms cash. All
goods fresh. Give us cali
1t is generally admitted that Mr.. War
rem May has the finest soprano voice in
town amongst the male fraternity. He
sang for the congregation at the M. f.
church South, last Sunday night for the
first time and there were many compile
ments for him
John Hoben who has been connected
with the firm OF Tieff & Hoben for
several years, has gone out OF the bust.
ness He will go on the road in the
grocery business for the American Gro
Gerry company. Nc. Holm is valuable
man in business wherever you fnd him
and will no doubt succeed as travelling
salesman.
The Legislative race is shaping itself
to become an interesting question In
this county at an early day. This is par
ticularlV true as among the democrats.
Mr.. HAswell, the present republican in
cumbent, already stands for reelection
and at every opportunity is getting out
and mixing up with his constituents.
Miss Lena McGsry, OF Kirk, was in
Louisville last week purchasing stock
of spring millinery She will open out
there aRain this season and would be
glad TO have the patronage OF her old
friends. Her business there last year
was very successful, and she hopes 10
Il BY making the prices lower,
and giving the ladies good bargains In
millinery Gall and soc her.
James Harris, proprietor Of the HaI-
dlnsburg hotel 10 having new register
made for his house on which will be
found the cards Of all the principal bust.
ness men Of this place, and a number in
Davenport Mr., Harris is determined
70 make his hotel arst claAs In every par