The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-05

Percy Beard went TO Louisville Mon
day.
Rev. f. r. Bennett, Leitchfeld, is in
the city.
Claud Mercer returned from Washing
ton yesterday.
Rev. Z. A. Ross will close his meeting
here Friday night.
Mr.. Andrew Crawford, Stephensport,
was here Monday\,
The best line oA assorted candies in
town.-w. b. Hardp.
All the excursion cars were crowded
on the branch last Saturday.
Mr.. Anon Kincheloe has position as
clerk in a store at Holt, Ky.
Mr.. Samuel Henninger, of West View,
was here few days last week.
Mr.. Patrick Dillon is getting ready to
build new residence at once.
Mr.. j. Z. Monarch and wife spent few
days last week visiting in Greensboro.
Rev. L. b. Dawson has an appointment
to preach here on Monday night, May LIST.
Prof. Granville Wilson and wife spent
last Saturday and Sunday at Jolly's Sta
ton.
Rev. NJ. D. Humphrey, West View, was
here Sunday to attend the revival meet
ing.
David r. and Judge j. A. Murray are
here attending the session of the Fiscal
court.
There are no carpenters in town idle,
and there are some half-dozen new houses
wanted.
Mr.. Lee Walls and wife, Of Sample,
have been here few da y attending the
protracted betting. .
Mr.. Clyde English and Miss Matte
Brooks, Webster, we're visiting here last
Saturday and Sunday.
For sALE.-DA Yoseley's saddle and
harness mare. FAft-class in every res
pect. Apply to CIV. Beard.
DIR. w. w. Lambuth and wife, Of Bran
denburg, were here few days last week,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Beard.
John w. Moore and Miss Susan f. Les
lie were married here last Monday, Rev.
r. w. Cox officiating. They live at West
View.
W. B. HardinS hnts you to remember
that he will be abk to furnish picnic sup
plies to all his old Customers again this
summer.
Rev. f. L. SHEPPARD, Presiding Elder
OF the NJ. +. Church, was here last Satur-
day and Sunday, and held Quarterly
meeting out at West View.
The preachers visited the Jail last week
and one OF the prisoners, Matherly, was
converted. He was put in for carrying a
| pistol concealed. His home is in Indiana.
Making levy to pay the interest on
the 5000 railroad bonds voted to Nc
Cracker & Co., is one of the questions
that will come up before magistrates this
week.
Messrs. Whitworth and Board, the
young proprietors of the Hardinsburg
Hotel, are pleased with their outlook for
business, and promise to make success.
They look for large crowd during the
May term of Circuit Court.
The Hardinsbayg Normal opens Mon
day, May 10, lSS3Awlth Profs. Shacklett
and Hays in CHARGE This is the school
to attend during thes ummer. The COM
mon branches will Ne taught, together
with several higher Bfpnches, music, elo-
cution, type-writing hnS telegraphy.
You can Away get anything you want
in the jewelry linA at my house. carry
large line of ladieS lpins, bracelets, ear
rings, finger rings, az id general assort-
ment of fine jewelryA My goods are all
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
T. G. LEWIS.
Rev. Bryant Cundif is expected here
to-day to assist in the protracted meet
ing. lie is looked upon as one among
the best preachers in the Louisville Con-
ference, and it is expected that he will
give this community thorough shaking
up. He will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. V. q. Babbage.
MasterFranklin, the three-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Beard, died at
their home in this place, last Tuesday.
On the day before the little fellow was
alone in the room, and getting hold of a
match, struck it, igniting his clothes. The
flames covered his head and face in an
instant, and the burns caused his death
the next day. The child was considered
rather bright for his age and the sad &C.
curence brought great grief upon his
fond narents and brothers and sisters