The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-22

city last Friday.
Prof p. B. Hayes, Brandendurg, was in
the city last Monday.
Thoroughbred bronze turkeys for sale.
Mrs. Taylor Beard.
Mr.. Burrel Beard says he will be a
candidate for jailer.
Mrs. John Lewis is visiting at her
fathers in the country.
Mr.. Stuart DeJernett moved to the
Jail residence last week.
Several new scholars have come in
lately to attend college.
John Slaton moved his family last
week to his farm at Rosetta.
The Chatauqua Circle will give pub
lie meeting on the 22nd of December.
Mr.. Jesse Eskridge says he will be a
candidate for County Attorney next
year.
Messrs. Phocian and Vivian Daniel are
here visiting their grandmother, Mrs. V.
Daniel.
Mr.. w. Ii. Bell bought house and
lot OF DR.. A. NJ. Kincheloe last week for
$500.
Mrs. Ben Lay, Stephensport, was in
the city last Monday, the guest of Mrs.
j. A. Witt.
Mr.. Walter J. Piggott's family have
moved from their farm, near Bewleyville
to this place.
The railroad case is still hanging fire
in Louisville, but may be reached one
day this week.
w. ID. Carman at Custer, KY, has
transferred his tavern license there TO X.
L. Cook & Co.
The Deposit Bank of Owensboro has
appealed the case against X. G. Robert.
son and others
Superintendent elect Driskell will not
take charge Of his office January /, but
in August 1894.
Mr.. James Bishop, the popular travel
ing salesman for Rosenberg, Mendell &
Flexner was here Monday.
Miss Lula Jolly returned to Louisville
last week. She has a position in the
District Attorneys Office there.
Mr.. +. NJ. Popham and w. l.. Beavir
were here last week and renewed theil
license to retail liquors in Cloverport.
We can furnish you anything in the
grocery or confectionery line to get up &
big thanksgiving dinner.-W. B. Hardin
Parties, who have crops of fine Burley
tobacco for sale, will do well to see Mr.
Winebrinner, the tobacco buyer of oui
| town.
| Mr.. w. w. Vessels has been notified
that his appointment to position in the
revenue service would be made this
week.
Revs. w. B. Rutledge and John Dun,
can are in the midst of big protracted
meeting at the Clover Creek Baptist
church.
There will be an oyster supper at the
Mattingly hotel next Saturday night iol
the benefit of the Hardinsburg Normal
College.
Rev. w. b. Sneed closed successful
revival near Victoria last Thursday
There were a number Of additions to the
church and several converted.
Mr.. John Lewis, Henry and Mr.. Mike
Lyddan were here Monday to have an
overseer appointed over the new road
leading from Hayback to lryington.
The Drane-Harned case in the Coun-
ty Court still attracts considerable inter-
est. 1t was called Monday but contin-
ued on account of some absent witnesses.
Some inquiry was made from Rocky
Run about Walter Clark. Mr.. Clark is
on his farm near here, but making his
arrangements to move West in short
time
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Baldwin were here
last week. Mrs. Baldwin was granted
letters of Administration on the estate OF
her deceased daughter Miss Sallie Mat
thews.
Messrs Beard 4 Beeler have closed out
their stock OF drugs to Kincheloe, Mead
or & Board. This throws all the drug
business Of this place into the hands of
the new firm.
Mr.. Gus Shellman and wife, of Union
Star, are visiting Mrs. George Miller.
Mr.. Shellman got his leg badly mashed
up by threshing machine last sum-
mer and is not able to be about yet,
The public meeting of the Foreign
Missionary Society to be held at Mrs.
Daniels has been changed from Friday
Dec. LIST to Tuesday Nov. 2Sth. The
regular monthly meeting will be held at
Mrs. M. Boards Friday Dec. LIST.
Mrs. Len Mattingly living few miles