The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-01-11
County Court next Monday.


Buy your cigars Of Hardin & Brown.
Buy your candy from Hardin & Brown.
Buy your meat from Hardin & Brown.
w.K. withers, Kirk, was in town Mon
day.
Buy your vegetables from Hardin &
Brown.
Mrs. slaton has been quite sick for
several days.
Buy your sugar and coffee from Har-
din & Brown.
Business for the February Court is
coming in slowly.
The county clerk issued l6S marriage
license last year.
Andrew Sewers went to Frankfort with
his father last week.
Milt Matheny has section two on the
L. II. & W. in very fine shape.
Lawrence Vessels, while out skating
last Saturday, got his arm broke.
Miss Lucy Frank returned to her
home at Bewleyville last Mon lay.
Chas b. Miller, d. S. b. c., is hustling
the boys up for the February court.
Benedict Mattingly takes charge Of the
Hambleton hotel the first Of February.
Miss Georgia Hawkins, Stephensport,
was visiting here last Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Sutton will build new millinery
shop on the lot purchased Of A. y. Kin
cheloe.
Whitworth & Board will take posses.
sion Of the Beard hotel the first Of next
month.
Jabez Haynes was here last week and
qualified as constable in the Union Star
precinct.
James Lloyd and Miss Bessie Horsley
were married by Rev. X. W. Cox, Dec.
18th, '92.
Mr.. CART Richardson and Miss Sallie
Richardson, Union Star, are visiting here
this week.
Mr. John J. Priest was here last week
and qualified as constable in the Bewley.
vile precinct.
Mr.. Joseph Wright and daughter, Of
Mayfeld, Kentucky, are visiting Mrs. K
q. Gardner.
George w. Burton was here last week
and qualified as constable in the Rough
Creek precinct.
The Epworth League will give must
cal entertainment at the NJ. L. Church
next Tuesday night.
Misses Alice Eskridge and Katie
Beauchamp, of Falls Of Rough, are Wis
iting friends here.
Mr.. w. w. Vessels is negotiating the
sale OF his bar here and contemplatei
moving TO Cloverpor.
The Wheelers held meeting at the
Court house last Saturday, but the atten
dance was quite small.
Frank Addison has broke up house
keeping. He thinks Of going to the
Indian Territory in the spring.
Mr.. John Hoben has withdrawn from
the firm of S. A. Hahey and gone 10
Louisville TO secure position
There were twenty-six teachers here
last Friday and Saturday to stand the ex-
animation for school certificates.
Gold watch, pair bracelets, and neck
lace given away at Beard 4 BeeleF,s- and
goods way down at bottom figures.
Charley Beard, JEFF Hook, Carlt Rich
ardson and j. Is. Cox left Monday for a
hunt of several weeks on Rough Creek.
Assessor Leonard eastman was here
last week and appointed Joseph Whit
worth one Of his deputies in the Con-
stantine precinct
DIR. J. w. Hart, OF McDaniels, has
brought suit in the Circuit Court against
the German Fire Insurance Company for
81 300 loss on his barn and other proper
ty insured.
The following parties have been ap-
pointed supervisors Of the tax list, ]. 4.
Skillman, G NJ. McGlothlan, John X.
Wimp, X. q. Robertson and G. =. jolly.
They will meet the first Monday in
march.
John Farmer who was brought here
from Cloverport and lodged in Jail was
released last week. His brothers came
here from Indiana and deposited $500
with the clerk, the amount OF bail re-
quired.
Charley Beard and CART Richardson
want 10 know who interiered with that
box Of supplies they had packed up to
take on that hunt. Brown paper and
old box lids they say were a poor substi-
tute for cake oranges and 30 forth.
Henry l.. DeHaven, OF Milwood, Gray
son county, is quite i'll with brights dis
ease. Ills daughter, Mrs. viii Moor
man, Of Planters Hall, was called 10 see
him yesterday. Mr.. DeIIaven is sixty
five years Of age.
/ have on hand a number OF new first
class sewing machines at Beard 4 Beel-
er's which will sell low down and on