The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-09-27


there.
Prof. Granville Wilson and wife are
for the present boarding with Mr.. jolly
Meador.
The will of John Rhodes was admitted
to probate in the County Court last
Monday.
Mrs. John Yates, living near here, fell
from a stile-block last Sunday and broke
her arm. 80
Mr.. VIM, Overly came up from Halves
vile Monday to work on the new school
building.
Mr.. Silas Miller is building new resi-
dence on his farm on the turnpike near
this place.
The first quarterly meeting OF the M.
L. church was held at Fairview last
Saturday.
Mr.. Anon Kinchcloe has charge of
new bakery during the illness of the
proprietor
Mr.. J. X. Johnson and family spent
the day last sunday visiting friends in
the country.
Miss Fannie Smith, who is attending
school at Midway, is sick there with
typhoid fever.
Rev. l.. l.. Campbell left Sunday to at
tend the Louisville Annual Conference
at Elkton, Ky.
JEFF Hook went to Stephensport last
week to attend the Rome fair and look
after his best girl.
There will be an excursion on the
branch Oct. 5th to Louisville to take in
Forepaugh's great show.
Mr.. w. V. McCracken and Receiver
Cox passed up over the branch last Sat
urday in their private car
DO you want to buy good work horse
or work mare? If 50 be at Hardinsburg
Circuit Court.-Julian Brown.
The backbone" OF this drouth seems
to be broken and the prospects Tor Eaters
and cabbage is little more cheerin'.
Matilda Stith filed her petition in the
Circuit Court Yesterday praying for di-
vorce from her husband, Gus Stith.
Pat Dillon has had mammoth trade
the past season in sale of buggies, carts
and farming implements. Pat is hum
mer.
/ am now able, thank God, to announce
to my friends, that l am at my bench
doing all repair work sent in.-T. @.
Lewis.
All such things as key rings, tweezers,
safety pins, pocket combs, tape lines,
pocket knives, patent pencil holders at
L. &. Lewis 4 20.
At meeting of the members of the
Baptist church last Saturday evening
Rev. Rutledge was called as pastor for
the church here.
Mr.. Jesse Eskridge has taken ir hand
the coll, ction Of the subscription of the
school fund. Some of the parties are
slow in paying up.
Fine umbrellas, walking canes, sewing
machine needles, oils, belts, bobbins,
shuttles; rubbers, for all styles of ma
chines.-T G. Lewis d Co.
John Priest has resigned the con-
stables place in the Bewleyville district,
and 7. w Anderson, of Big Spring, has
been appointed in his place.
A little Dutchman struck the Mayor
the other day for license to peddle in the
town. When the Mayor told him it was
$40 ,iay he tainted and fell to pieces.
Lost on the 9th of Sept. one red mich
COW about three years old, white spot in
the face, hole in left horn.
James Matthews.
News was r, ceived here last week of
the death OF Mrs. Cole (nee Miss Clara
BearJsly,) who was well-known in this
place. Mrs Cole was a resident of Mays
vile.
The cheapest organs and pianos. We
mean what we say. Guitars, violins,
banjos, symphonic organs, accordeons,
have all styles. Strings, no end to them.
L. @. Lewis 4 Co.
Thomas Wroe was vest rday appointed
deputy sheriff to collect taxes in the sec
ond and third Clovcrport districts. Char
ley Miller will look after those in pre-
cinct No, l..
Watches, clocks, chains, charms, silver
ware, spectscles, partsand musical instru-
ments, sheet music, instructors. A full
of furnishing jewellery II. G.
Lewis x Co.
1t didn't look like very hard times
here ten days ago when fifty head of
wild, unbroke horses were brought here
from the West and sold on our streets at
an average OF $40 each and for spot
Epsas circle was organized last
v illl6ahks,