The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-05

j. A. Witt.
Judge Milton Board went to Owens
boro Monday.
Richard wathen, Bullitt county, was
here last week.
DIR. J. T. Baker has been quite sick for
a week or more.
Born, to the wife of II. o. Phelps,
Aug. Goth, boy.
If anybody wants saw milling done
call on Julian Brown.
There will be big excursion on the
Texas next Saturday.
Mrs. Kreemer and her children are
visiting at Greensboro.
The new drug store will be open for
business in a few days.
John Squires shipped l25 head of sheep
to Louisville last week.
The County Teachers Association will
meet at Custer, Sept. 20.
Miss Irene Board left Monday for Rus
seville to attend school.
Miss Eva IIensley goes TO Bowling
Green TO attend college.
Mr.. John Alexander thinks of taking
charge of the llambleton Hotel.
There has been some sickness in town,
but none of it of serious type.
Rev. Quinn, the Baptist minister,
breaches at EkroD next Sunday.
Il. May and the Hook Brothers are
handling great deal of coal now.
Our motto, awe underbuy, we under
sell. G. Lewis & Co., jewellers.
Mrs. Thomas II. Withers will return
from her visit to Virginia this week.
X. G. Robertson will hold his court in
the Rockville precinct at Glendeane
Friday.
Ice cold genger ale pop and mineral
water of all kinds on tap at Julian
Browns.
Our place is recognized as being head
quarters for jewellery purchasers.-T. G.
Lewis & Co.
Misses Bessie Beard and Annie De-
Jernette left Friday to attend school at
Bowling Green.
You can pin your faith to the bargains
you get from our stablishment.-T. G.
Lewis & Co.
Mr.. Sam Beavin has taken a partner
ship with Julian Brown in the confect-
ionery business.
Our patience are never worn out. We
take great pleasure in showing our goods.
T. G. Lewis & Co.
Our merchants are going to buy stacks
of goods for their fall trade. Hardins-
burg will be in it, that what she will"
Rev. Hammond, a celebrated colored
minister, preached to the colored people
here last Sunday. He now lives in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Cynthia Brown, the widow OF Mr..
Frank Brown, is lying quite i'll at her
home near this place. Her recovery is
doubtful.
Miss Tida Mercer attended the State
Sunday School convention at Russell
vile last week. She was delegate from
this place.
There is game of base ball played at
this town nearly every day. All the
clubs in the county come here to have
little game.
They want to incorporate the town OF
lrvington. Nobody would believe that
there are 300 inhabitants there, out Bob
jolly says it is fact
Mr.. John Lyons, OF Tobinsport, was
here last Saturday. lie was here to visit
his brother, Mr.. James Lyons. Mr..
Lyons lived at this place twenty-five
years ago.
A Mr.. Roberts was brought here Sat
urday from Balltown and lodged in jail
He was fined out at Ralltown for using
abusive language TO some persons on the
public highway.
County Superintendent of Schools,
Driskell, has on hand $50 with which to |
purchase public library for the use OF |
the teachers in the county. The money
was contributed by members OF the in
stitute.
Mr.. Henry Shrewsbury living near
Kirk, has been most unfortunate this
summer. Within the last six weeks he
mas buried two Of his children who died
with typhoid fever, and another is down
with the disease now.
ID. II. Sewers has sold his interest in
he Hambleton Hotel 10 John Alexan-
Ter. Mr.. Alexander will remodel the
house and premises and arrange to open
! first class hotel and boarding house for
Hardinsburg and the travelling public.
Mr.. ]. b. Buzby's family moved to
greensboro last Saturday. The people
II this place regret TO see Mrs. Buzby
md her daughters go away. They have
been living here for more than sixteen
lears and have formed many warm at
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