The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-08


Passenger Daily arr. Hardinsburg. 1850 am
j. B. Buzby goes to greensboro this
week.
Mrs. Down was visiting friends here
last Sunday.
Will Hook has gone to Missouri on
weeks hunt.
Buy your bacon, lard and -four from
w. b. Hardin.
Miss Kate Board, Garfield, was visiting
here last Sunday.
Hook and Heston have put their new
saw mill out at Goodman's.
Mr.. T. c. Lewis is giving his brick
store house coat of paint.
Parties indebted TO us please come for
ward and settle.-Witt 4 Meador.
My pric are surprising everybody.
Come in and see me w. b. Hardin.
Mr.. Attius McCreary arrived here
Monday and is visiting Mrs. V. Daniel.
The Board OF Directors of the new col
lege met last week and received the
building.
That's a novel clock they have at
Kaye, Mattingly & Hobens. Drop in
and see it.
Mr.. Tom Gregory's little son, Roland,
died last Saturday night at Garfield with
typhoid fever.
AS we are closing out our business, all
parties indebted to US must come in and
settle and save cost. Witt & Meador.
Everett jolly and Johnnie Lyman had
little knock down on the street last
Saturday night. Both were drinking.
Mr.. John Slaton rendered his resigna-
ton as jailer Of the county last Monday.
Judge Thomas Addison appointed
Stuart DeJernette.
Licensed to marry: VIM. II. Board to
Miss Ada Bennett Allen p. Miller to
Miss Ollie L. Robards, James II. Carman
to Miss Ollie Elliott, Nathaniel Arms to
Miss Annie NJ. Dowell.
The officers about the court house I'M
versally pronounce the poll books re-
Gently cotton up by the NFws, as the
neatest and best job in that line that has
ever been received here.
Mr.. James p. Richards has received his
appointment as storekeeper. He goes
to greensboro this week. During his
absence his family will board in this
place at Mr. Burrel Boards
Suffers advertising agent, Ed Gregory,
passed through here the other day with
his one horse rig and hand organ, at
tracing the attention of everybody. Ed
is hustler in the advertising line.
DIR. A. M. Kinchele and DR. Milton
Board purchased the interest of MIR.
J. A. Witt in the drug business Monday.
Mr.. jolly Meador retains his interest in
the business and the style of the new
firm will be Meador. Kincheloe & Board.
Mr.. Kreemer, the young baker, who
came to this town last summer has been
down nearly the entire time with
typhoid fever. lie took sick in about
ten days after he came here, and his
bakery and family grocery has been
closed up most of the time since. His
condition is yet quite critical.
last Saturday was dull day in this
town, with the exception of the fruit
tree vendors, who were here and carried
off a good many dollars. They were
making a delivery from a nursery in
Tennessee, and seemed to be kept pretty
busy the entire day. How is it that
fruit trees from abroad. II it be true, are
any better than those raised in nurseries
nearer home.
Judge Mercer went to Louisville last
Saturday. The railroad tax suit comes
up there this week. There are different
opinions as to what the result will be. |
II il goes against the district il will come
in hard time for the people TO pay the |
taxes. There are about four years taxes |
due and it will come all in lump.
Proctor Knott has prepared an able brief
in the case and he is still of the opinion
that the district will win.
The citizens OF this town will raise a
c!amor before many weeks. The asses
sor for the town was around few days
ago taking list OF everything taxable,
that something may be raised for the
town treasury in the near future. And
by the way, this fund has heretofore
come from the saloon license, but as
local option was voted last sum mer the
town goes, "dry" soon and nothing
more will come from that source. Hence
Il must come off the taxpayers, as the
town dads" can't run the official ma
chinery without funds. But you are go
ing TO hear a kick about il
Needing tonic. or children that want building