The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-01-15
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night.
Doph Jones, Of Big Spring, was in town
last Friday
Eddie Butler, of Hodgenville, is here
visiting friends.
II you want to marry, edit the Meade
News Sure shot
Mr.. David Herndon is in from Dakota
to spend the winter.
Miss Bette Ditto was very i'll last week
from bilious attack.
W. f Casperke, OF Louisville, is at
home on a vacation.
Miss Anna B Saunders returned to
Louisville last Thursday.
Mr.. Tom Curly went to the city with
some nice horses last week.
The hard rain and Wild Sunday night
settled the roads very much
Mr. C T. MoremeD, our Clever wharf
master went to Cairo last week
Miss Georgia Moremen is visiting her
sister, Mrs Drury, at Bewleyville.
The river is on rampant The back
water came nearly up to the salt we'll.
Misses Adiie g. and Julia L. Ditto are
visiting Mrs. J. D, Babbage, Cloverport.
Ditto Bros, shipped lot OF corn to Fl.
W. Herndon & Co., Louisville, Saturday.
Miss Annie Richardson, of Garrett, was
the guest of the Misses Voolfolk last week.
Mr. J. s. Moremen is in Louisville man
aging the Malleabe Iron and Steel works.
Elvis Wimp and Albert Richardson went
down to lrvington on hunting expedition
last Friday.
Mr.. J. w. Lewis and Chapeze Wsthen
we're at home Saturday and Sunday from
Hardinsbcrg.
Mrs. Toney, Of Louisville, was down to
see her father, Mr.. Elder, at Mr.. Il. B
Livers' last week.
Considerably cooler Monday morning
than on Sunday no sitting out on porshes
in your shirt sleeves.
There are few cases Of measles in the
bottom and about Weldon and good deal
Of arlet fever in town.
The freight train killed two head Of cattle
belonging to W. @. Nc 1ehee, at Long
Branch, Thursday night
Misses Jennie and Hester Voolfolk were
the guests OF Miss Mary Bickerstaff, Long
Branch, for several days.
For good and reliable commission
house, ship to Il W. Herndon & Co., Sd
and Main Louisville, Ky,
Mr. D C. Turrentine left for Louisville
Saturday night, where be expects to make
headquarters from this on.
Misses Georgia Moremen and Addie G
Ditto we're the guests OF Miss Lille j.
Ditto. OF Long Branch, the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. Scroggan, Of Louisville, the we'll
known mule buyer, was here last Friday.
He bought a few from J. X. Ditto and W.
C. McGehee.
The editor of the Meade News say
it appears as if there are but two
churches in loverport-Methodist and
Presbyterian.
Miss Matte McGehee went down TO
lrvington Friday to see her aunt, Mrs. Ferd
McGehee. who is very i'll and her recovery
very doubtful.
There are several prospective candi-
didates for County Judge at our August
election. All good men and capable Of
filling the office.
At Los Angeles, Cal "Terrel' says that
the streets are so muddy that it is very
necessary for ladies to have on boots when
they 60 out to navigate
Mr.. Sam Corrgan and daughter, Miss
Eva, Custom, leave this week for Sou
Carolina Mr. Corrigan expects to make
his home there in the future.
Mr.. t. E. Ditto and wife (nee Miss Mag
gle Cox arrived here Friday night from
Cumberland Gap to visit their parents.
Mr.. Ditto has just gotten up from an at
tack Of yellow jaunders.
County clerk, county judge, county at
torney, jailer and assessor have to be elect
ed at the August election. About FIVE
candidates to an office. What time will
there be for man to attend to his BUSH
ness when these fellows all turn loose on
the people.
Mr.. Winchester, Cloverport, brought up
a LOT Of nitro glycerine last week by land
in wagon. and shot the Shacklett WE'LL
belonging TO the Rock Gas Co., with forty
quarts. which gave good results The
people stood shy of Mr.. Winchester's wag-
on in passing through town.
Richardson Wilson. Last Thursday
evening Mr.. j. D. Richardson, the propri-
etor Of the Meade News, and Mrs. Aman-
da Wilson were united in holy bonds OF
matrimony at the brides residence. There
we're no attendants They have the best
wishes OF your correspondent for long
and happy life.
1t costs one dollar and sixty cents to 90
to Louisville by rail now and one dollar
and twenty-five by boat including meals
and lodging II you happen TO hit them.
The excessive hack hire has caused the
difference which had TO beaded on account
OF bad roads to the station. We need a
pike to the railroad II the McCrackens
will furnish the rock from their immense
ao,han k mant which IL ALREADY broken and |