The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-07-26

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Keep cool II you can.
Miss Emma Smith is very sick.
Bring us your produce.-W. b. Hardin.
There is but little sickness in the city.
Bacon, lard aud flour at W. b. Hardin's
Mr.. viii Hook mas been sick several
days.
The weather is hot and don't you for
get it.
District Democratic meetings next Sat
urday.
Mrs. T.. Rhodes went to Cloverport Co
lumbia Day.
Brother Joel Pile probably flew the
| track too soon.
r., Carpets and Mating at city prices, at
Beard & Beeler's.
Mrs. j. Allen Dean, 0wensboro, is Wis
iting at Gle ndeane.
Mr. Morris Beard returned from the
Worlds Fair yesterday.
Mrs. Charley Miller, the wife OF the
deputy sheriff, is quite i'll.
Mr. Jerry Gsnnane has got back as
engineer on the branch.
Mr. Wilbur Haswell arrived from Kan
sas last Friday to visit his mother.
Mr. James +. Nichols and wife, Glow
export, were visiting here Sunday.
Don't forget the grand rally at Irving
ton, Saturday, August -. Keys d Co.,
Remember the big rally and picnic at
Buras, August II. Meyer * Co.
Sheriff +. X. Rhodes and wife were
here last week visiting Mr.. John Lewis.
Mrs. Woosley has been holding meet
ing at the NJ. 4. church for several days.
+. X. Rhodes has been appointed Adj
ministrator of the estate of Irwin Speaks.
Jolly Meador has purchased the Thomp-
son property, on Railroad street Of DIR. A.
NJ. Kincheoe.
Miss Schulz, of Ohio county, arrived
here Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Frank Haswell.
Anything in summer goods now at re-
duced prices at Beard x Beeer's. Ladies
and Misses Slippers, Straw goods, etc.
Two Norman missionaries stopped off
the train here the other dav. They
didn't larry long and took TO the woods.
A gold watch worth S35 will be given
to the most popular young lady on the
picnic grounds August 18th by Meyer d
Company.
Wat Lennin went to LiveImore last
Saturday. lie thinks now that he will
move his saw mill to some point on
Rough Creek.
DIR. j. G. Bush, the dentist, is at the
Hardinsburg Hotel, and will remain ten
days. He will be at lrvington August .,
and remain four days.
Licensed to marry: Joseph Nugent
to Miss Milla Morris; David +. Snyder to
Miss Ida B. Osborne; Louis l.. Morton to
Miss Alice Chancellor.
Miss Ella Smith left Sunday to visit her
sister in Centerville, Iowa. She will re-
turn in about five weeks and open her
millinery store at Fordsvile. ."..
Col. Berry Macy, Judge Adkisson and
VIM Miller, after a lengthy discussion Of
the money question here the other day,
concluded they could not settle it.
There will be big picnic and rally at
Irvington, Saturday, August 10Th. We
propose that it shall be the biggest thing
of the season. Keys q Co.
We have some splendid bargains now
in Mems Clothing and Ladies' Dress
Goods to close out our summer stock for
the next thirty days.-Beard & Beeler.
Remember the picnic July 10Th. Every
body is invited to come and spend a day
pleasantly. There will be plenty Of
good music and good time for you gen.
orally. -
The principal topic OF conversation
around the Courthouse now is the race
for the State Senate. The merits and de-
merits of the several candidates, their
qualifications, running qualities, etc, are
pretty generally discussed.
Prof. w. b. Hayward has accepted an
invitation to deliver the address here
August 3rd, on laying the corner stone Of
the Hardinsburg Normal College. Mr..
Hayward will be entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. @. +. Haswell during his stay here.
Mr.. Alb G. Board, of Bryan, Texas, is
here this week visiting his father, Judge
Milton Board. Mr.. Board left here at
the age OF nineteen and this is his first
trip back since he went away. His resi-
dence has been continuous in Texas, and
he is now District Clerk Of the County
in which he resides.
Warrants were re-issued by the County
Judge the other day for the arrest Of Dan
Burk and the Tierney boys for the muir
der of Cartwright. They were not &C
quilted at the trial in Cloverport, but the
warrants were dismissed on motion OF
the County Attorney. The cases will
come up for trial to-day at two o'clock.
Remember the big picnic at Buras
August 18th. The Hardinsburg Mechan-
les Band will furnish music for the oc-
casion. There will also be a string
band and dancing floor. Refreshments
OF all kinds served on the grounds. Come
and have good day. Meyer & Co.,
Proprietors and Managers
Mr.. J. B. Buzby has sold his interest
in the livery business here and is look
ing out for situation elsewhere. Mr..