The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-06

Passenger Daily arr, nardinsburg.. 1850 AIN
Quarterly Court next Monday. ru.
Mr.. Louis Mcclure is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Morris Eskriige has been sick for
several days. Tf
Mrs. F. Loeb, Louisville, was visiting
here last week.
Prof. Hicks says we are 10 have plenty
Of Christmas snow.
Thoroughbred bronze turkeys for sale.
Mrs, Taylor Beard. ----
DIR. r. w. Burch, Jolly's Station, was
in the city last Friday.
Look out for our big stock OF Christ
mas goods.-W B. Hardin. i3f.i
Mr.. and Mis-. julie Hardin were here
last week visiting Mrs. J. A. Witt.
Mr.. Percy Beard was last week ap-
pointed member Of the city council.
The Blythe Bros are building a big
new barn on their farm near this place.
Mr.. Allicus McCreary, who has been
visiting Mrs. V. Daniel, left last Friday
for California.
} Mrs. Kaye. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Will Hardin, has return
ed to Vine Grove. flTDltu.)
VIM. II. Bell has been at Union Star
for the past week assisting Mr.. eastman
on the assessors books.
A darkey named Brown was brought
here from Irvington last week and lodg-
ed in Jail on the charge OF rape.
have the Improved Dehorner for. de-
horning cattle and az, ready for work at
$40 per head. ~ &C. Ali.
James ]. Sewers has resigned as magis-
trate in the Union Star district and r..
B. Cox is appointed to fill the vacancy.
Parties, who have crops of fine Burnley
tobacco for sale, will do well to see Mr..
Winebrinner, the tobacco buyer of our
town.
Amos Board has gone out OF the hotel
business. He is looking out for posi-
ton in Louisville. Alex West takes his
place. 't' ~
All parties indebted to us will please
come forward and settle as we wish to
wind up all our partnership business
Witt & Meador.
Mr. Gus. Shellman, who had his foot
hurt some time ago, is improving rapid
ly. Mr.. Shellman says he will be can
didate for jailer. ....... ..... ...
There will be meeting OF the stock
holders of the Hardinsburg Normal Col
lege at the college building next satur-
day evening at O'Clock.
Licensed to marry: ]. w. Tuell to
Beatrix Meyer, John A. Hinton to Miss
Dora Crutcheloe, James Roberts to Miss
Rose May Brown, John T. Gilpen to
Miss Esthel Millburn.
Henry Cox, who worked on the pike
about year ago, came over from Gray
son county last Saturday as a witness in
some case. The sheriff had a capias
for Mr.. Cox and arrested him and put
him in Jail.
Mr.. Elijah Board desires us to correct
the statement that has gone abroad to
the effect that he is running as an indie
pendent candidate for County Judge.
Mr.. Board says he will submit his claims
TO the selection Of the Democratic party.
The Cloverport Oil and Coal Company
and The Louisville Trust and Salty Vault
Company filed a petition in the Circuit
Court yesterday asking that Geo. G. p.
Baker, sheriff Of Hancock county, be en-
Joined from selling real and personal
property of the said plaintiff company.
TIC. Lewis & Co., are not allowing
the hard times to detract from their
business. They will as usual have fine
display in jewelry, silverware, ETC., dur
ing Christmas holidays. Mr.. Lewis has
given many years to the business and
generally makes handsome selection of
Christmas goods.
VIM. Hughes and Charles lowering
Were before County Judge Addison last
Saturday on warrant for a breach of
the peace. Hughes and lowering are
partners in the saw mill business near
the Falls OF Rough. Their relations, il
seems, have not been very pleasant for
some time, and resulted in knock
down between them one day last week.
Mr.. lowering was the attacking party
and received a fine Of S25 and the cost,
and put under bond OF $500 to keep
the peace for one year. Mr.. Hughes was
fined SO. -. .EEm