The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-17

postmaster at MCQuady, this county.
Mrs. J. +. Monarch and Mrs. George
Miller visited Louisville last week.
The Normal school opened here last
Monday with sixty students enrolled.
The best line of fine pants for the least
money. G. w. Beard & Son.
Guess the number of beans in the bag
at Beard & Beelers and get handsome
prize.
Keep in mind the big picnic for this
town July 4. 1t will be run by Buzby &
Co.
If you want the most goods for the
least money, don't forget q. w. Beari &
Son.
Mr.. Sawyer, OF Cloverport, has the
contract for papering Major SCOTS resi-
dence.
Remember that the place to buy your
picnic supplies this summer is from w.
b. Hardin.
Mrs. Will X. Norman, of Rock Vale,
was in the city last week visiting Mrs.
J. d. Beeler.
Just received the second lot of those
beautiful cloth top Oxfords.-G. w.
Beard d Son.
II you want the best and most durable
sewing machine you can buy, call on
Buzby & Co.
Mrs. Chapeze Wathen and Mrs. Ken
Wathen were here last week visiting
Mrs. q. p. Jolly.
Mr.. Foster Butler and wife, of West
View, came up Saturday to attend the
funeral of Miss Hall.
The grand jury failed to indict Ben.
Bates, who was charged with stealing
Sl5 from Bill Downs.
Mr.. p. G. Jones, Louisville, was in the
city last Sunday. Mr. Jones has his eye
on one of our best girls.
Mr.. Lawrence Lewis, representing the
Aetna Life Insurance Company, was
here few days last week.
The wills of Allen Allen and Francis
Basham were admitted to probate in the
County Court last Monday.
In the case of Winnie Downs against
L. c. Simmons, etc, there was a judg-
ment for the plaintiff for 1920.
Laney Beard, of color, was before May
or Buzby last Saturday and fined 81 and
costs for using abusive language.
Why don't you subscribe to the school
fund? Are you an old mOss-back and
want this town to have nothing?
Prof. w. b. Hayward has consented to
deliver an address here to Prof. Shack
let's students during the Normal term.
Only a few pair of those splendid
"Shaw and Alright" springfield shoes,
now on hand. G. W. Beard & Son.
Silk mulls in black, blue, red ETC., and
ladies collars and cuffs in the latest
styles and colors at G. w. Beard & Sons.
You get an oil painting with $500
worth instead of $500 as was stated in
last weeks News. &. w. Beard & Son.
A petition for vote on local option
in this district next August was filed be-
fore the County Court last Monday sign
ed by 3lS voters.
Thomas Adksson, who was put in jail
under several indictments for Sabbath
breaking was released last Monday on
the payment of $3.50.
Under the new law one-fourth of the
voters in the precinct must petition the
County Court before an election on the
local option question can be held.
w. X. Barnes new building on Main
street is about completed. A portion of
it will be used by Mr.. Barnes as law
office and one room will be to tent.
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 x Co.
They have 81 900 raised at Ekron for a
school building. Mr.. Thompson and
Gus. Richardson were here last week to
interview Prof. Shacklett about going
there.
Mr.. John Heston and wife, Holt, were
here last Saturday and Sunday visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Heston.
Mrs. James G. Haswell, while arrang-
my something about her house a few
days ago, fell from chair and was pain
fully hurt.
Prof Hayes, Of Meade county, arrived
last Saturday. lie opens the Normal
term of school here this week with Prof.
Shacklett.
Henry Shrewsbury came home last
Saturday after going through the BIZ
Chloride Of Gold treatment looking like
a new man.
Commonwealth Attorney, Weed
Cheli, left Saturday for Falls OF Rough
to join his wife who is visiting friends in
that locality.