The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-07-05

Miss Ella smith las gone 10 sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. Estel sutton, of Iouislle, was in
town last Sunday
Miss Emma Mosely, Stephensport, is
visiting in the city.
Mr.. X. l.. Hook, New Albany, was Wis
iting here this week.
Sam Board, Irvington, was down and
spent the Fourth here.
Mr.. Levi Dresser, of New Albany, is
visiting here this week.
Mrs. James T. Robards, Falls of Rough,
was visiting here Monday.
Miss Ava Board returned Monday from
a visit to New Albany, Ind.
Mrs. Rebecca McGary, Of New Albany,
Ind, is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Sutton has moved into her new
house near the brick church.
A new and fresh line Of assorted cakes
Just received-W. b. Hardin
Mr.. Dug Cox came down from New Al
bany to spend the Fourth here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Bell, OF New
Albany, are visiting here this week.
Mr.. J. p. Haswell and son have built a
new shed to the front OF their business
house.
Mr.. Charley Norman and Miss Sallie
Moorman, Big Spring, are visiting Miss
Irene Board.
Watches the best and cheapest see us
| before buying. jewellery of all styles
I. e. Lewis d Co.
Miss Judith Miller and Miss Linnie
D'Huy, of Cloverport, were here visiting
Mrs. G, b. Miller.
Mr.. N. II. Wellington and family, I'M
ion Star, came over to spend the Fourth
and visit friends.
Wheat harvest is about over in this
section and the crop is the best in years.
Oats are fine also.
They say the railroad suit terminated
just as they thought it would and now
the money must come.
That July speaking was all right but
some of the fellows talked like their di-
gestion was out of order.
Licensed to marry, Heston Driskell to
Miss Minnie :. Pate: George w. Knott
to Miss sarah J. Stuart.
We will sell you a piano or organ
cheaper chan the cheapest. Pianos 5000
organs $35.-T G. Lewis & Co.
Rev. l.. f. Campbell went to the Falls
OF Rough last Friday to hold QUARTERLY
meeting for the Presiding Elder.
President Murphy, of the Russellville
Female College. was here last Sunday,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Beard
The best of umbrellas kept, canes all
styles, sewing machine supplies, musical
goods OF all kinds, cheap.-T. G. Lewis
q Co.
1t was reported here Monday that w.
w. Vessels and j. b. Buzby had received
their appointments in the revenue SER
vice.
The preachers think you should marry
for love, but Judge Adkisson would like
to see as much as 81 in it when he ties a
couple.
Mr. Milton Matheny, who has had
charge of the railroad section here for
some time, is now stationed on the Fords-
vile section.
A number of parties went from here to
Bcwleyville last Sunday to attend chill
drens day. They report the exercises as
being very fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Needham, Meeting
Creek, Hardin county, were here to tvke
in the Fourth and spend day orso with
their father, Rev. II. G. Hook.
When Tammany heard of his appoint
ment Monday he felt as proud as little
boy with his first pair of pants. Well, it's
calculated to make most any fellow feel
good.
The front OF Morris Eskridges dwelling
looks like it had been struck by cyclone.
The carpenters though will bring it up in
few days and make it a big improve
ment over the old one.
Stuart DeJernette has set the Legsla-
ture bee buzzing in Tom Wither's cap.
Well, il Tom can't make it for the Legis-
lature he can drop on to the mayors
place when Joe Buzby goes to Owens
boro.
Orders still come to us for picnic goods
and our run this season has been unsual-
ly large. Our low prices and prompt
attention in filling orders for picnics
brings us the trade. Place your orders
for these goods with us.-W. b. Hardin.
Mrs. Elijah Board, who has been an
invalid for several years was taken to
the HOpkinsville asylum last Saturday.
She had been sick so long that il had
affected her mind and size had TO be
taken to the asylum. Her age, the state
of her mind and her feeble condition
generally is such as to prevent final re-
covery. She is 6S years OF age.
DIR. J. C. Bush, the popular dentist
will be at BeBrds hotel from July 10 to
%. Those who desire any work done in
that time can't do better than to call on
DIR. Bush duriag his stay in the city His
prices are uninformably reasonable and
the work he does is such as To give gem
eral satisfaction. The date is July II,
and he will have rooms at Boards hotel
now run by Messrs. Whitworh and
BOARD