The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-28

June 25th, a l2-pound girl.
Miss Flora Smith was visiting at Gar
field few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Morris, Big Spring,
are IN the city visiting Major Scott.
Rev. f. b. Shepard, Presiding Elder OF
the M. +. church, was here Monday.
Provide yourself with bottle Of our
cholera medicine. Beard & Beeler.
Paint your house. We will furnish
the material cheap.-Beard & Beeler.
Keep in mind the big picnic for this
town July 4. 1t will be run by Buzby &
Co.
Mr.. Henry Lewis two daughters w.,re
here last week visiting him, from Clover
port.
Miss Eliza Carlton, of Rosetta, was
here last week visiting her aunt Mrs. j.
A. Witt.
A petition has been forwarded to Gov.
Brown requesting him to come and speak
on the Ith.
You must bring all your kids with you
on the 4th. The show can't proceed
| without the kids.
| Licensed to marry John A. Kennedy
to Miss Celia Brown; Charles e. Elder
to Miss Eliza Livers.
There will be Catholic picnic here
on the 10Th of July. Preparations are
being made for a big day.
| Mr.. James A. Allen, from the Ken
lucky University, was here last week VII
iting Mr.. John IIaswell, Jr.
The members of the Methodist church
at Bewleyville will celebrate Childrens
day the first Sunday in July.
Why don't you call out your home tai
ent to speak on the 4th? You might stir
up some blood and thunder.
Why don't they paint the Courthouse,
lay prick pavement around the square
and get things to looking decent?
Mr.. Hiram Carlton, of Bewleyville,
brought his son here Monday and enter
ed him in Prof Shacklett's school.
We have one Self Binder aud Moving
Machine which We wish to sell at bar
gain. Beard d Beeler.
Pcnies are all the 90. There are some
three or four announced for next Satur-
day at different points in the county.
Don't forget to call on us for your pic
mic supplies during the picnic season.
w. b. Hardin.
Mr. Will Hooks bird dog which he
valued at $50 passed in his checks the
other dag and went over to the bone yard.
| V. &. Babbage-is presiding as Judge Of
the Quarterly Court in the absence OF
Judge Adkisson, who went to Owensboro
Monday.
There is nobody spoken of for the
Legislature among the Democrats
What's the matter with ex-sheriff John
Alexander?
Mrs. F. Fraize, Mrs. G. P. Babbage
Mrs, Whitford and Miss Jennie Warfield
Cloverport, came up last week to see
Mrs. Horace Scott.
Several of the boys returned from
Louisville few days ago feeling conf
dent of place under Collector Power
in the revenue service.
Some new buildings will go up in the
South end of town as soon as the new
college gets under way. Lots there nov
command good price.
The 4th of July will be celebrated by
the grandpSt narada and nicnic fhat I'm,
ever been given at this place. Look ou
for large bills. Buzby & Co.
The big crowd will be here on the 4th
The rates will be reduced on the brancl
and special train run, on which peopl,
, will be able to return home after spend
ing the day here.
ALI Taylor, OF Rosetta, has bought 20
acres of the Basin Spring farm of Nh
John A. Cone. 1t is some Of the bes
land in the Bewleyville country and i
valued at S25 per acre.
The moonlight picnic given by Nj
Goodman last Saturday night was bi
Y success. number from here and tn
surrounding country were present an,
e swelled the crowd TO several hundred.
The application of w. II. Barman, O
e Irvington, for license to keep taverl
0 with the privilege of retailing liquor
in that place was refused by the Count
4 Court last Friday, Squire black sitting
The notices were defective.
About Seventy-fve scholars have en-
tered the Normal term here under Prof.
j Shacklett and Hays and there can hard
I ly be failure in the new college whe
e it opens. At least the gentlemen VIII
propose to run it feel that success
g right in their path.
: Mrs. Horace Scott is quite sick. He
illness dates from a period sometim
r back, but never developed seriously I'm
ill recently. Nearly all of her relative
have called to see her from distanc
and her condition is not much improve,
at this writing. Mrs. Scott lisa very est
mable lady and her family and friend
are anxious that she may recover
Mrs. Alice Baker, the mother of Dr.
j. T. Baker died at the residence of he
son-in-law, Mr.. Matthias Miller las
Thursday after a short illness. Mn
Baker was here on visit, when she wa
taken i'll. She made her home il
| Daviess county where most OF her famil.
} reside, but frequently visited this place
and her friends residing near here
: When she was first taken sick her symp
| toms were OF a dangerous character ant
all of her children were summoned b