The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-03-28
HARDlNSBURG.

the world for sale at r. Q. Lewis.
Mira. r G Gardner has had a new
iron fsnce built in front Of her residence.
Mr. John vsluz Il, OF Horss Cav, XIV.
was q sjtor at the brick botel last
week.
Lee Bishop is putting q fresh coat of
paint on the front OF b. f. Beard K Co.'S.
store.
Mr. and Mrs. P. VI. Beard will go to
the bticS hotel to board, the rst OF the
month.
The larges, variety Of arden seeds in
the city are to be found at the Eclipse
Grocery.
Eyes examined aud glasses properly
d ted a. the lowest possible prices,at T.
G. Lewis.
Call in anl take look at the pre'tiest
and beet sewing machines in the world.
T. G Lewis
When wanting anything in the jewel.
ry, watch, clock or musical line, call on
T. @. Lexis.
Morris Eskridge has been acting as
County Attorney during the absence Of
R. n. Miller.
Misses Eva Hens,eY and Lita Ford,
and Mr.. Charles Edmpnds visited friends
at Gendeane last Saturday.
James H Gardner returned from Lou.
isville last Friday where he had been to
buy a stock Of spring goods.
Mr. Charles P. Edmonds, of Austin,
Minnesota, is here visiting bis sister,
Mrs Mary Ford, at the brick hotel.
Miss Elsa Norman, of Cloverport,
who has been visiting Miss Lena Hens
ley, returned home last Sunday evening.
Persons desiring photographs will call
without further delay as will leave
Hardinsburg April 8. w. J. MArTINGLY.
Rev. A. II. Davis will begin protract-
ed meeting at the NJ. E church here
next Sunday. He will be assisted by
the Rev. w. B. Sneed,
Lawrence Miller WAS sworn in last
week 10 act az Ci y Marshal during the
absence Of Dolph Board, who is in Louis.
vile for a short while.
B. F. Beard and daughter, Miss Bessie,
and Miss Euls Miller. who have been in
the south for several months, are ex-
pectsd home this week.
Miss Mary Smith, one of the most &C.
complished young ladies of this place,
has recently returned from tom
through eastern Kentucky.
We are able to furnish any kind of jot
printing on short notice. as we have tel.
ephone connection with the NEWS office
You can leave your order with us.
Mrs. Carlton, of Rosetta, and Mrs
Pennington, of Owensboro, who attend
ed the funeral of j. A. Witt, remained
several days with Mrs. Witt, their sis
ter.
The managers of the Eclipse Grocery
put on sale here one day last week one
hundred pounds of Armour & Co.'S choice
beef, which was highly appreciated by g
good many Of the housekeepers.
w. G. Smart, ]. E. Keith, james
Hambleton, and Judge Skillman, oil
Cloverport, and James Crawford, oil
Stephensport, were here last Monday
attending County Court.
Mr.. Charles Nook, the popular travel.
ing salesman for the big dry goods firm
OF Carter Bros. & Co., OF Louisville, fell
at his home one day last week anc
broke an ankle bone. He will not be
able to get out for several weeks.
Mr.. Frank Hsswell came up from Clio
yerport and was here last Mondsy
While here he sold his property, a mic,
house and lot situated on the east eide o
town, to DIR. Milton Board for the sum o.
$500. Mr.. Haswell has some idea of 10.
eating in Illinois.
Mrs Eliza Witt is named as the exc
cutor OF her husbands, J. A Wits. estate
and faster payment of debts, the remain,
der of the property is devised to her
Mr.. George Hook devises his property tC
his wife. and no executor is named in
the will.
Morris Eskridge is named as the exc
cutor OF the will of Mrs. Catherine
Kincheloe. Her property is devised
equally among her children, except 1921
which she divides equally among Marcus
L, Allen M. and Ellen Kinchsioe, and
Mrs. M. Eskridge, and Mr.. Kate Stith
The wills Of James G. Stephens, Mrs
Catherine Kincheloe, j. A. Witt, snC
| George Hook were admitted TO probate