The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1879-05-14
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v court next Monday.

boro.
Miss Annie Board has been quite i'll for
several days
Evening walks to Lovers Leap arc in or
der. Let none be afraid
Now, Mr. Editor, il you get that board of
health, send EN- up to inspect the Duck
Pond.
Dr. Frank now says he is not candi.
date. Verify, Doctor, you choose wise
course.
Brown Helm has sold his residence in
Union Star, and will probably remove to
Stephensport.
Rev Mr.. Hardaway has been in town for
several weeks, assisting Rev. W. W. Lam
buth in his ministerial work.
Frank Slocomb, a young man farming
with Mr.. viii Miller, while returning from
work few evenings ago, was thrown from
a mule and had his arm broken.
We notice quite n stir among party not
identified with the Democrats Of this county
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nominee. Truly, we are not afraid.
Verify, spring has come, and we indeed
feel happy to announce the fact, inasmuch
as some Of the other correspondents lay
ing around loose'-have partly overlooked
the matter-though unintentionally, we hope
and in view Of this we drop in here just
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thousand readers of the News that this
thing, though trivial indeed, and bearing
but little If any importance to other things
that we heretofore have been mentioning
is just what VIC have been watching for for |
the last three months, and will still continue |
to watch-patently, though calmly. So,
remembering at the same time, that not
outstanding all these sayings about this
beautiful gush of spring, the birds, flowers,
etc, etc., our boarding house has yet the
first time to set up mess Of fresh peas and
potatoes.
New goods Mt Beard & Bceler's this week.
A nice stock of Lawns at Beard & Bee
ler's.
Boys, Ladies, and Misses Shoes, the
latest styles out at Beard and Beelers.
Beard & Beeler have fresh supply of
Spring Goods, which they are selling very
low for cash. Call and sec them
Call and see Miss Lizzie Gregory if you
need any Millinery Goods.
Miss Lizzie Gregory has iull line of La
dies Bonnets, Hats, and etc., trimmed in
the latest style.
Miss Lizzie Gregory has opened the Mil
linery Shop owned by her mother, and will
continue to carry on the business as hereto
fore. She will be glad to see any of her for
mer patrons and all others that may wish
anything in the millinery line.
Work OF THE APRIL Term OF THE CIRCUIT
CoURr-IIow THE EoUITY DOCKET WAS Dis
POSED or.
Joseph II. Thomas Admr. VS.. Joseph II.
Thomas heirs leave to recall ON motion and
stricken off.
Alfred Hawkins ". Edward Quiggins, con-
tinued.
Edward Kelly's Admr. VS.. 10. A. PeytOn 4 Co.,
continued.
Mary Ann stephcnsvs Jefferson Jennings Exr.,
continued.
Jesse c. Taui's Admr. VS.. Jesse G. Taul's heirs,
continued.
VIM. B, Taul, Guardian, on Petition TO divide s
land, continued.
Jefferson Jennings Exc. VS.. Simon Bramlett,
continued.
Geo. W. Boyd's Admr. vs.. Geo. W. Boyd's
heirs, continued.
jesse W. Kincheloo, 40. vs.. Jefferson Jennings
heirs, continued. ,
VIM. Miner va. Peter Hubbard and wife, con-
tinued. I
Ben NJ. Tauls Admir- vs.. same's heirs, con-
tinuod. {
Annie Murray Excx. vs.. Jno. II. Taul, con- I
tinued.
Annie Murray Exox. VS., Sam n. Taul, contin-
ued. ,
jefferson Jennings vs.. Logustino p. Pool, con- /
tnusd.
George A. Mullen vs.. Jesse @. NARROW, con- ,
tinued.
Hensley 4 Beard vs.. Barnett Fishers heirs, 7
continued.
Robt. Board VS.. lIuey johnson, continued. 7
Thomas O'conncll vs.. Robt and VIM. Farmer,