The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1891-02-25

Glendeane.
Hon. Will Miller was down from
Frankfort last Saturday.
Mr.. Taylor Atwood and his family left
last Friday for Colorado.
Witt & Meador have an elegant line OF
ladies' and gents hosiery.
Mr.. Andrew DeJernette has been
quite i'll for the past week.
Mr.. Elijah Board has been sick for the
past ten days with la grippe.
Go to ]. w. Mattingly's, at the brick
corner, for your family groceries.
II you want something new and nobby
in clothing, shoes or hats, go to Beard &
Beeler.
II you want new dress don't fail to
see our late styles of ginghams. Witt &
Mcador.
Mr.. Huston Miller has been confined
at his home from sickness for the last
month.
Mr.. Michael Meyer has been appoint
ed deputy clerk for J. +. Monarch at
Harmed.
Mr.. jeff. Turpin has been appointed
administrator of the estate of f. II.
Mitcham, deceased.
DIR. Rice Pennington, of Greensboro,
was in town last Thursday, minglng
with his old friends.
The young folks were given a social
party at the McGill House last Saturday
night by Mrs. Turpin.
Witt & Meador have new and nobby
line of spring dress goods, ginghams, cal
icoes, etc. Call and see them.
Mrs. Watson, of Salem, Ind, arrived
here last Sunday to see her sister, Mrs.
John Slaton, who has been dangerously
i'll.
Mrs. Paynter of Cloverport, was here
last week and qualified as administrator
of the estate of her late husband, DR.. w.
b. Paynter.
The old reliable Michigan or Home
stead fertilizer, also the Globe fertilizer,
which is pure animal matter goods.
Beard & Beeler.
Mr.. James NJ. Woosley and Miss Jane
Brady came up on the train last Monday
from Jollys Station and were married
by Rev. ii. C. Hook.
The name of Miss Sallie Pullam APP
pears in the list of soprano voices that
will take part in the May Musical Festi-
val at Louisville.
Go to Haffey & Co. for bargains in dry
goods and notions. 1t is our constant
aim to give the best goods at bottom
prices. Very respectfully, Mrs. s.. A.
Haffey & Co.
Misses Mate and Mertie Beard, who
have been visiting here since last fall,
returned to their home in Missouri last
week. Mr.. Clait Beard accompanied
them as far as Louisville.
The city of Cloverport has fled an APP
plication in the County Court to open
Breckenridge Avenue" a street run
ming over the lands of the Breckenridge
Company, Limited, and Oglesby's farm,
lying in the lower part of the city.
The county organization of the +. NJ.
B. A. met here last Saturday pursuant to
a call made by Col. T. S. Frymire at
Stephensport some time ago, to nomi-
nate candidate for the Legislature.
The turnout was small, the persons in
attendance not numbering over eight or
ten members of the order, President
Frymire himself included. Ii will be re-
membered that at the Stephensport
meeting Mr.. Frymire announced that
this county assemblage would take place,
and invited all members OF the Alliance
organization to be on hand and take
part in the proceedings. But from some
unknown cause there were but few re-
sponded to the call, and we understand
no action was taken in regard to naming
Legislative candidate.
Hon. Henry J. McIIenry, member of
the Constitutional Convention from
Ohio county, was here last Saturday and
Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
p. Haswel. Mr.. McIIenry is a near rel
alive of the latter, and run down from
Frankfort to pay them a short visit In
personal appearance Mr. McHenry bears
striking resemblance TO his father,
whose death occurred a short time since,
and socially is most agreeable young
man. Besides representing his county
at the Con. Con-, he is prominent in
business affairs at Hartford, being cash
Ter of the bank at that place and the sec
rotary and treasurer of the Fordsville,
Hartford q Southwestern Railroad Com
pany. The railroad company named has
no existence except on paper, but Mr..
MclIenry, in connection with other citi-
zens of Hartford, are making a strong eff
fort TO induce McCracken & Co. to ex-
tend the L., II. q w. to that place I'M
der chartered rights.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.