The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-06-21

to speak here on the 4th of July.
There will be picnic at Harmed an,
one at Mcdaniel next Saturday.
Miss Mary Allen, Of Louisville, wa
visiting Mrs. V. Daniels last week.
II you want picnic supplies don't fai
to call and see us.--W. b. Hardin.
Provide yourself with bottle of on
cholera medicine. Beard & Beeler.
Paint your house. We will furnish
the material cheap.--Beard & Beeler.
Mr.. George Baker is here from Owens.
boro visiting his father, DIR. j. r. Baker.
Keep in mind the big picnic for this
town July 4. 1t will be run by Buzby &
Co.
Prof Granville Wilson has made appli.
cation for the public school here this
fall.
Rev. w. B. Rutledge and wife have
taken rooms at Mr.. Buzby's for the sum.
mer.
Rev. w. b. Sneed preached temper
ance sermon at the NJ. +. church Sunday
night.
Mr.. Morris Eskridge is adding another
story to his dwelling house and other
wise improving it.
Don't throw away your money. Put
it into good jewelry or musical instru-
ments.-T. G. Lewis & Co.
Don't forget that we make a speciality
OF watches, clocks and musical instru-
ments.-T. c. Lewis 4 Co.
Don't worry your wife about baking
bread when you can get as good as can
be had from w. b. Hardin.
Buy your bread from us. We have the
freshest and best. You can get it any
day in the week.--W. b. Hardin.
The Elizabethtown District Conference
of the NJ. +. church South, is in session
at Sonora, Hardin county, this week.
Mr.. John +. Mercer has been appoint
ed deputy sheriff in the McDaniels
precinct to collect back taxes for r. A.
Glasscock.
Mr.. James |. Davidson AMI Miss Mel
vina Anderson, OF Falls Of Rough, were
married in the court house last Saturday
by Judge Addison.
The 4th of July will be celebrated by
the grandest parade and picnic that has
ever been given at this place. Look out
for large bills. Buzby & Co.
Since the appointment of Mr.. Powers
as Collector there are number of fellows
here on the anxious seat. OF course, all
OF them want something, but somebody
will be left.
Are you willing to have us do the right
thing by you? II so, don't hesitate to
visit our store and see how little money
it takes to buy one of our watches or
clocks.-T. c. Lewis q Co.
1t is desired that full delegation from
the county attend the Sunday School
Convention to be held at Webster, July
18th. Everybody will be entertained
and it will be two days well spent.
The young folks were given party at
Mr.. Patrick Dillon's one evening last
week. Mr.. Dillon's new house has lust
been completed and it was thrown open
for the entertainment of the youngsters
A negro man fell off the excursion
train at Kirk last Saturday night and
fractured his arm so badly that it had to
be amputated above the elbow. Drs.
Milton Board and A. NJ. Kincheloe per-
formed the operation.
The suit of the Louisville Safety Vault
and Trust Company against the Brecken-
ridge Company, (limited), is quite the
largest that was ever filed in this Court.
The plaintiffs ask judgment for 1850. 900
and sale OF defendants property.
The bids for painting the Courthouse
were opened by the Committee last Sat
urday and the contract awarded TO VIM,
kellar, OF Cannelton, Ind. He DOS the
work for Sl25 and the Committee furnish
the material. The other bids ranged
from four to seven hundred dollars. in
Guiding material.
There is not much excitement here
over the local option question as vet,
The date of the election is sometime off,
but there may be considerable interest |
worked up over it. 1t is the general be- |
lief that the people in the country are in |
favor OF voting whisky out of Hardns. |
burg, because yonng men OF certain local |
tiles have been coming here and filling |
up on it too freely.
A lot for the new college building was
purchased OF j. X. johnson lying in the |
south end OF town for $500. II contains |
two acres and is well located. A COM
mittee has been appointed to receive bids
on the building. q. w. Beard, Morris
Eskridge and Prof. Shacklett are the
1t is proposed to put the
building up at once and have il ready |
for opening school the first OF Septem-
Der.
The railroad suit against this district
will come up at Owensboro next Monday
Judge Addison will be present IN an
swer for the county and on behalf OF the
who were served by mandamus.
The attorneys for the district contend
hat the main fight IN to be made now
md that the whole question as 10 how
lar the railroad company has complied
with their contract will come up in the
,ase.
After all, we don't know but what the
committee in locating the new college
building made mistake. Putting it on
he railroad street would have made il
inc advertisement TO every stranger that
anne TO town. One acre OF ground would
rave been amply sufficient for the school
rounds, and with such improvements as
hould have been made on IL would have
made IL very attractive. Being located
40 Of 80.