The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-02-28

Mr.. Arthur Board is in the city.
Miss Sallie Kincheloe is convalescent.
Miss Emma Smith is quite sick again.
Where did you get that suit at Kaye
& Carters.
A few more ginghams at cost at Witt
& Meador's.
Mr.. Jesse Payne, OF Lodiburg, was
here last Saturday.
Miss Lafayette LaHeist, Glow, rport, was
visiting here last week.
Mr.. Walter Gray returned to his home
in Meade county Saturday.
Mr.. II. G. Robertson, Rock Vale, was
in the city last Wednesday.
Mr.. George Jolly, Owensboro, was
here few days last week.
Rock-bottom, squeeze-down prices are
in force at Kaye d Carriers.
Mrs. Sallie ITensley had a slight stroke
OF paralysis last Friday night.
We understand that Mr.. Payne has
decided not to take the Hardinsburg
Hotel.
Miss Neva Miller, Of Cloverport, was
here last week visiting Mrs. Charles b.
Miller.
Men Of good standing in this town and
country are standing in our shoes-Kaye
& Carter.
Mr.. ID. II. Sewers has recently been
appointed claim agent of the Ohio Val
ley railroad.
The town has gone dry" Mr.. J. II.
Johnson's saloon was the last one to
close last Thursday.
Mr.. Owen Holder was brought here
last week from Rock Vale and lodged in
Jail on the charge Of house breaking.
Witt & Meador will sell the famous
Germantown yarn at PC. per skein, the
best Falls City yarn at SIC. per skein.
Best cotton plaids attic. ; next best at
sc. Best quilt lining at 4c., table scarfs
and shawls below cost at Witt & Meadors.
We will continue our "at cost" sales
for cash for a while longer. II you want
bargains in shoes call on Witt q Meador
News was received here last Saturday
OF the illness of Mrs. Il. NJ. Jolly, Louis
vile. Her brother, Mr.. j. b. IIensley,
went up Sunday morning to see her
John Dyer, the Democratic candidate
for jailer, passed through here Saturday
on his way to Cloverport. lie says he
will remain in the race until April.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. will meet with Mrs. Blanche Mosely
Friday afternoon and will elect officers
for the ensuing year. They desire all
the members 10 be present.
Licensed to marry; Ellis Stiff to Sa-
mantha Raisor, Henry E.Jarboe to Annie
f. Patterson, J. +. Taber to Emma l..
Meador, VIM. II. jolly to Acratia Pate,
Michael Jungling to Winnie J.. Harris
Erby Kininson to Cattle b. Blissett.
Andrew and Rosco Sewers entertained
few OF their college friends Friday
evening, some of whom were going
home the next day. Those invited were
Messrs. Fountaine, Board, Shacklett,
eastman, Gilliland and the Gray broth
ers, all of Meade county.
One OF the oldest women in the conn
ty is Mrs. Matilda Mattingly, the mother
OF Robert and Felix Mattingly, living
near Kirk. She is ninety.three and
quite feeble. Mrs. Sallie Owen, of Rock
Vale, is lightweight, and quite vigorous.
The members Of the County Court
have been summoned to appear before
Judge Barr's Court in Louisville onMarch
~, to show cause why they have not
levied the railroad tax. Judge Addison
says they are waiting on the decision in
the railroad suit, which he thinks will
be rendered about the first Monday in
March. In case there is none he will
ask Judge Barr TO suspend his writ until
a meeting of the Fiscal Court in April
II he won't do it then somebody may
have TO 90 to Jail.