The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-07
Quarterly Court next Monday.

Quarterly Court next Monday.
Mr.. d. r. Murray was in the city last
week.
Miss Lula Jolly returned home last
Monday.
Where did you get that suit ? at Kaye
& Carriers.
Mrs. T.. Rhodes was visiting in Clover
port last week.
Go to Robert A. Smiths for first class
blacksmithing.
Miss Owings, of Wolf Creek, is attend
ing College here.
Mr.. r. N. jolly, Irvington, was in
town last MONDAY.
1t is a FIVE dollar fine to throw a snow
ball across the street.
Miss Jennie WMf Id returned to Clio
yerport last Saturday.
Mr. Ernest Robinson, of Glendeane,
was in town last week.
Mrs. p. B. Henderson, Webster, was
visiting here last week.
Mr.. Thos. lief, of Chicago, is h, re Wis
iting his fathers family.
Mr.. j. X. Johnson was able to get
down stairs few days ago.
Rock-bottom, squeeze-down prices are
in force at Kaye Il Carriers.
Miss Pearl Miller, of Cloverport, is
visiting Mrs. Charles b. Miller.
The candidates seem to be putting in
their time this pleasant weather.
For SALE-Eight-year-od mare, good
work animal.-B. f. Beard & Co.
There will be a regular meeting of the
town trustees next Tuesday night.
Godfrey Haswell planted tile first po-
tatoes of the season last Saturday.
DIR. j. G.. Bush is at the iIardinsburg
hotel and will remain several days.
Mr.. Napp and bride, nee Miss Dora
Hensley, were visiting here lat week.
Please send in the name of your visit.
ors, we will be glad to note their arrival.
Brown d Co. will give an excursion to
Louisville on the L., H. q w. on March
3lst.
Miss Schulz, of Ohio county, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Haswell, of this
place.
Forever bring pour plows and other
farming implements to Il. A. Smith iol
repairs.
The coolest day in February was the
24th. the thermometer registered -. {
degrees.
The Blythe Bros. sold their farm neal
this place, last week to Dennis Flood
for s., 800.
Men OF good standing in this town and
country are standing in our shoes Kaye
& Carter.
If you have any fine crops of hurley
tobacco for sale call on Mr.. Winebrinner
of this place.
Mrs. Will Bell has been sick all winter
and we are sorry to say she is not able ia
sit up but little.
Miss Ellie Smith and Miss Mamie Nc.
Gary returned last week from a visit
near Bewleyville.
The llardinsburg Normal College is
on boom, it has about one hundred
scholars on the roll.
Hardin & Bro. are still running low
prices on groceries at their new stand in
the Hambleton house.
ID. ii. Sewers has resigned the receiver.
ship for Beard & Beeler. Matthias Mil.
Ter was appointed in his place.
iIr. Joel Allen, of Cloverport, who has
been visiting Mrs. j. A. Witt for the last
two weeks, has returned home.
Miss Ella Smith has gone to st Louis,
Mo. She goes from there to Chillicothe
to engage in the millinery business.
Miss Bette Haswell has returned
from sx-weeks visit to her grandma,
ther, Mrs. VIM. Schulz, of Ohio county.
Misses Lille Avitt and Dee Basham,
of LOdiburg, came in last week to attend
College here. They are boardingat Mr..
John Stths.
Don't forget that Bob Smiths black
smith shop is on the lot adjoining his
residence and he is prepared to do first
class work in this line.
There will be district convention
held here on April 9TH. TO nominate
candidates for Magistrate and constable
on the Democratic ticket.
Will $. Beard, who has been confined
to his room ,r the past four months with
rheumatism, is sufficiently i'm proved to
be out on the veranda and il these
balmy days continue he thinks he will
get down town soon.
The merchants here look for a good
trade this spring Notwithstanding there
is some complaint OF hard times. There
is considerable tobacco moving, the far
mers are preparing to make big crops
and business generally is bound to take
an upward tendency.
RAYMOND.