The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-25

DIR. A. @. Caperton, ofthe Baptist Book
Concern, was here one day last week.
The Flying Dutchman is drawing larg-
er crowds than any circus ever got here.
Beard & Beeler occupy Mrs. Miller's
store-house just vacated by Hardin &
Brown.
]. B. Buzby has resigned the mayors
office. John p. Haswell Jr, will I'll
out his term.
Anderson Pool, colored, has the con.
tract for the pavement around the court
house square. .....
Mrs. Phoebe Skillman returned last
Friday from visit to her relatives in
Meade county.
Mrs. Ellen Robinson and her daughter
Mrs Stith, Colorado Springs, are visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. George Nef has moved back to
the old George p. Duncan's farm in
Duncan's Valley.
Rev. Breeding has lnalarial fever and
was unable to fill his appointment at Mt.
Zion last Sunday.
Mr.. r. G. Robertson was successful in
the suit Of the Deposit Bank, of Owens
bore, against him. .. ...r
Junius Brown is arranging for another
railroad excursion to Louisville about
the 4th Of next month.
One OF Mr.. Jim Franks boys living a
few miles in the country, fell out of the
barn and broke his arm.
The first quarterly meeting for this
year will be held at the NJ. L. church
South next Saturday and Sunday.
NorIcE-All pasops knowing themsel-
yes indebted to ME- kill please come for
ward and settle.-/W.NW. Vessels.
If we have not got what you want in
drugs, will get it on short notice, as that
is our business now.-Beard & Beeler.
Thomas Withers was appointed
deputy sheriff last Monday to act for Mr..
Rhodes during his absence at the Worlds
Fair.
Repairing doneS pm short notice. Every.
thing guaranteed. XBring or send your
watches and othe3 Srticles needing re,
pairs.-T. G. Lewis. '
Dr. ]. II. Hart, McDaniels, was in town
last Saturday. His suit against the Ger,
man Insurance Company is still pending
in the Court of Appeals.
In the Hill-Slaton suit, which has
been on the docket for some time, the
plaintiff Hill, got judgment for the full
amount of his note $3.50. ....
All persons indebted to us will please
come 9ad settle as we do not wish Ia
haye>accounts made in our former bust.
ness connected with drugs, etc.-Beard
f& Beeler.
Walter Clark has on exhibition at Witt
& Meador's some canned fruit which he
claims to be superior to any other. He
has about three hundred cans which he
put up himself.
Judge Adkisson has changed the time
of holding the Quarterly Court from the
4th to the I'd Mondays in March, June,
September and December The next
court will be held I'd Monday in Decem.
Der.
A clean ann we'll selected stock of jew.
elery of everA Variety. Come and see
our house. ENerything in time-keeping
machinery, ALSO variety of other articles
to numerous t9mS1tiOn.-T. O. Lewis &
Co.
Joe b. Buzby, w. w. Vessels, F. X.
Rhodes, Lee Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. King
ston, Mrs. Jane Gardiner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph lief, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Beeler, Kit. DeJern-
cite, jolly Meador, J. II. Gardiner and
JEFF Hook composed party visiting the
Worlds Fair from this place this week.
Some repairs are being put ON the in
side OF the M. Il. church South, which
will add to its appearance very material
ly. The pulpit will be made new, and
the platform extended 80 as TO include
the choir. The church will be carpeted
throughout, Mr.. Phocian Daniel having
contributed sum sufficient for that pur-
pose. He makes the contribution TO the
memory OF his father, who was for long
years a member of tn, congregation and
a devout member OF the church.
In the case OF ex-Sherifi Stuart De-
Jernett against his deputy, w. Ram
sey and the Fidelity and Casualty Com
pany, OF New York, demurrer was filed
TO the petition and sustained. 1t seems
that the Trust Company required notice
TO be given them within three months
from the expiration Of the bond Of any
default ON the part OF Ramsey, which
they claim was not done. DeJernette
asked 10 file an amendment petition after
the original petition was dism ssed, but
this was not passed upon. The case will
likely go to the Court Of Appeals.