The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-05-11
County Court next Monday.


County Court next Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Wright, of Louisville, was here
few days last week.
Democrats will meet in Mass Conven-
ton here next Saturday.
VIM. ii. Bell has rendered his resigna-
ton as Mayor of this city.
A choice lot of hams and nice lot
of breakfast bacon. q Brown.
William Bell left Monday morning to
take charge of the boarding cars on the
Texas.
Miss Maud and Gertie Monroe, of Glen
dean, are here this week on visit to
friends.
Deputy Clerk Thomas McGill went
to Grayson county last week to visit his
brother.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of DIR. N. G. Mosely and Blanche Beard,
May 18th.
Mrs. Lettia Owen, OF Texas, is expect
ed here this week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Katie Beard.
Mrs. DIR. Willis, of Vine Grove, came
down Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Will Hardin.
A life size crayon portrait given away
with every $40 worth of goods at Mrs. s..
A. Haffey q Cos.
Miss Bette Taylor came down from
Rosetta Monday to attend the session Of
the Normal school.
Miss Pearl Schulz, OF Curdsville, KY,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Haswell
Miss Matte Addison closed her school
at Irvington last week and is now at her
home for the summer.
Sewing machine needles, oils, bands,
rubbers, shuttles. Call and get what
you want.-T. @. Lewis.
Mrs. d. ii. Sewers went to Frankfort
last week TO spend few days with her
husband, Hon. ID. II. Sewers.
Buy your groceries OF Hardin & Brown
and have them sent to your house free
of charge.-Hardin & Brown.
All goods bought of us delivered free
OF charge. Our delivery wagon is on the
pad all the time.-Hardin d Brown.
We have the largest and best assorted
stock of canned goods in the city.
Hardin & Brown.
At meeting of the city council last
week, James Beard was reelected mar
shall and Mr.. Jesse Eskridge city at
torney.
1t was talked on the streets here Mon
day that Granville Wilson had announc-
ed himself candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk.
What do you mean by speaking of T.
G. Lewis Why, you can't get him out
of that jewellery business. He has
grown fast there is no use talking.
The Normal school opened here Mon
day with thirty-fiye pupils in attendance.
The numbagrwill be increased by auOth-
Don't fail to call at Mrs. S. A. Haffey
& Co., and see those beautiful life size
portraits given away with every $40
worth of goods.
Continually improving and ever beau
tifying stock and house, makes one de-
lighted to behold and happy after pur-
chasing to your own hearts desire OF so
beautiful line of jewellery as you find
at L. G. Lewis
Little Marvin Beard went out hunting
Monday morning and killed wild tur-
key that weighed twenty pounds. 1t
was about all he could wag in with.
Hon. w. L. Minor was in the city last
Saturday. He was looking after his
chances as delegate from this district to
the National Democratic Convention.
Mr.. Elihu Meador died at his home a
few miles from this place last Friday
morning. Mr.. Meador was one of the
Oldest residents in this section and a very
progressive farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Smith moved to
Stephensport last week. Mr. Smith has
been resident of this city most all of
his life and was one of our most popular
citizens. He is thorough going bust
ness man, and, his removal will be loss
to the community. His wife is an ex-
cellent lady and both of them have
many warm faiends here.
The Entertainment at the city hall last
Saturday night was big hit. The house
was crowded and the door receipts were
very gratifying to those in charge. The
evening program was well selected, and
everybody came away well pleased. The
musical part of the entertainment was
under the supervision of Mrs. Thomas
Withers, and the whole was admirably
rendered.