The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-05-09
HARDlNSBURG.

John P. Haswell. Jr., is in Connecti-
cut.
George Baker has been at home for a
few days.
DR.. P. W. Foote, Of Bewleyville, was
here last Saturday.
Ed Guthrie was in Louisville last week
to see the Derby.
Sheriff F. P. Payne, OF Cloverport was
here Monday.
DR.. Renfrow, dentist, will be in Har-
dinsburg all court week.
The first issue Of HardinsbuIg's new
paper appeared last Friday.
We pay the highest market price for
country produce. Eclipse.
The Hardinsburg choir will be at their
b, st at Kirk next Sunday.
For rent-My store house on Main
street-Apply to Mrs. Judith Miller.
Joseph lief has put up a new iron
fence in front OF hia residence on Maple
street.
One hundred articles valuable to the
housekeeper for sale at a dime. The
Eclipse.
DIR. w. A. Walker is here ready to do
all kinds of dental work. Office near
jewelry store.
A number OF persons went out from
here last Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Alfred Miller.
We can give you the lowest cash price
on base balls and bats Of any house in
town.-The Eclipse.
Parties desiring anything for their
lunch baskets next Sunday can be sup
piled at the Eclipse Grocery.
The Hardinsburg choir will assist in
the singing at Kirk next Sunday in the
church dedicatory services.
Lee Meyer, representing Robinson
Norton & Co., was here few days this
week mingling with our merchants.
The Hook family are preparing for a
big reunion down at Anderson Hooks on
the Brandenburg road some time in
June.
The members OF the Breckenridge
Normal College took day off last week
and went down to Clover creek on a
fishing jaunt.
The rain last Sunday afternoon inter
Tered with the Sunday school work at
Ephesus, but it will be taken up at an.
other time.
The dramatic troupe which came up
from Fordsville last Friday night played
to full house at the city hall and every
body was delighted
A. Y. Kincheloe left last Monday
morning for Louisville to take q position
with Shuttleworth & Co., in the Whole
sale clothing business.
Quarterly meeting will be held out at
Kirk next Saturday and Sunday. The
Lew church will also be dedicated in the
afternoon by the Rev. John NJ. Grove.
Cd. ayne has opened out a new
store at Harmed. Mr.. Payne was in bust
ness there for several years prior to this
venture and is we'll known to the trad
ing public.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety gave public meeting at the NJ. E.
Church South last Sunday night at which
large collection was made for the
Twentieth Century fund.
Q. w. Norman Jr., OF CloveIport, was
here last week in the interest OF
commercial agency of New York City.
Mr.. Norman was taking census Of the
! business men and tradesmen of this
place.
Modesty is an excellent thing but the
merchant who is too modest to tell pee
pie about his store and his wares is too
sensitive for this world. You must not
only sell cheap but let the people know
about it. This is our doctrine.-The
Eclipse,
The editor OF the Hancock Clarion has
just cause for complaint at us. 1t was
Hayesville, little town up in Meade
county, we bad in mind when that item
was written, and how the printers got it
mixed up with Hawesville, the Lord on
| ly knows.
Parties going to Kirk next Sunday are
expected to take lunch, that is those who
can conveniently do 80. There viii be
an unusually large crowd OF people on
the grounds, and it is desired that there
be enough provisions for all. If every
thing is favorable there will be a large
crowd present.
Mrs. Sutton, the well known milliner
Of this city, returned from Louisville
Yesterday where she had been to inspect
the summer styles for the ladies in hats
&c. Mrs. Sutton always carries large
| and we'll aalacted stock in her line and