The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-08


w. w. Vessels left Sunday evening
for Owensboro.
Miss Alice Baker is visiting relatives
in Hawesville, Ky.
Born TO the wife of Coleman +. Has
well, July 81, girl.
Mr.. Junius Foote, Of Bewleyville, is
visiting Taylor Babbage.
Hardinsburg will send big crowd to
Freedom next Sunday.
Mr.. ID. ii. Sewers, of Henderson, KY,
was here last Saturday.
Money is close and our prices are
closer.-T. G. Lewis & Co.
Mr.. w. A. Dalton, Shreve, Ohio coun-
ty, was here last Saturday.
Miss Lille Cooper was here Friday To
assist in the teachers examination.
Mrs. Ken Wathen, of Irvington, has
been here few days visiting her moth
er.
We are not welded to any piano, we
simply sell you the best.-T G. Lewis &
Co.
J.B. Buzby and J. T. Roberts came
home last Saturday to put in vote for
Murray.
Not something for nothing but your
moneys worth every time.-T. G. Lewis
& Co.
The friends in this place of Mrs julie
Hardin, will be glad to hear of her
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Andrew Driskel has purchased
Charlie Smiths farm, adjoining Phillip
Durham's, at $500.
Mrs.. s. Cralle, representing a Louis
vile Building and Loan association, has
been here week
James T. Robards has been transferred
from Uniontown, Ky. TO Owensboro, in
the revenue service.
The crowd at the primary last Satur-
day was not large. There had been lit
tie or no enthusiasm.
Merit is the trade mark of success,
quality the true test of cleapness.-T. G.
Lewis & Co., your jewellers.
Mr.. John p. Haswell, OF this place,
received his first appointment as post.
master from Joseph Holt in 1860.
Mr.. James Miller, ex-county superin.
tendent OF schools, returned last Friday
from visit to relatives in Missouri.
The Phoenix Lime Co. of Stephenspori
put their property in the hands of a re-
ceiver. Their indebtedness is about So,
500.
The train on the branch was delayed
about three hours last Wednesday Oh
account of the trestle being on fire al
Sinking creek.
Mr.. David Duncan came up last Fri
day on his bicycle from Cloverport. He
made the run in a very short time. He
rides a Columbia.
Mr.. ALI Robards was here last Satur
day. ALI is now living at Wellington
where he has good position as genera
manager of @, l.. Appleton & Cos distil
lery. He came home to vote for Muir
ray.
Sherron & Bro. are doing good bust
ness at Kirk. For the next thirty day.
they will offer the trade some bargains
In order to work off their pres
ent stock, which they wish to replace
with new one foi their fall opening
Look out for their big ad in these col
umns in short time.
The cake walk given at the residence
OF the Misses Smith last Wednesday
night was big success. The cake was
won by Mr.. Morris Beard, and Mis-
Susie Monarch, OF Greensboro, as being
the most graceful pedestrians OF on the
ground.
The annual church meeting will be
held at old Freedom next Sunday
Heretofore it has been regarded some
thing like picnic rather than a place
where religious services were held. Con
fectionery stands were erected on the
grounds, and traffic in lemonade, ice
cream, candy etc. went on just the same
as on any other day. Now this has beer
stopped. The authorities say that they
will not allow anything to be sold there
on the Sabbath.
A rather singular petition for divorce
was filed in the circuit &C nrt last week
A women, Mrs. b., thinking that her
former husband, whom she had not
heard from for long time was dead, she
married Mr.. A. She hadn't been living
with Mr.. A. very long until she received
letter from her former, supposed dead
husband, asking her TO come TO him al
Cincinnati. She went as requested, and
Mr.. A. sues for divorce. The question
is was Mr.. A. ever married, and what
will the court do about il?
SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS.