The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-12-05
Quarterly Court next Monday.

day.
Miss Hattie May is visiting at Irving
ton.
]. G. Stephens, Holt, was here last
Friday.
Morris Eskridge went to Louisville
Friday.
Mrs. Piggott returned from Louisville
Monday.
Father Gabe went to Louisville last
Monday.
DIR. Miner, Union STAR was here one
day last week.
Miss Lulu Jolly is visiting in Louis
vile this week.
Watch for my big Christmas opening.
Julian Brown.
Apples, pears, grapes, oranges, bananas
at Julian Browns.
Mr.. Anderson, of Hartford, KY, was
here last Saturday.
Judge Mercer and Matthias Miller went
TO Hawesville Friday.
Mr.. Wallace Gray, from Meade coun-
ty, was here last week.
We welcome the lockers as well as the
buyers.-James Kincleloe.
Gus Brown, OF Cloverport, was here
last Friday on legal business.
Dick May was allowed 81 80 in the
County Court for hauling sand.
Mr.. A. Y. Kincheloe left Monday for
business trip over the c. o. & s. w.
Rev. Quinn went to Cloverport last
week to attend the Bapt list revival there.
The cheapest place to buy your fire
works for Christmas is at Julian Browns.
Mrs. Robert Hook, of New Albany,
Ind, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Hook.
We will have Christmas toys Of every
description and will make the prices to
suit you.
J. G. Stephens has been appointed
guardian for his daughter, Miss Mary B.
Stephens
Mrs. n. G.. Mosely returned Friday
from weeks visit to Mrs. Bennett, near
Irvington.
Mrs. Anna /. Needhorn, OF Hardin
county, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs II. c. Hook.
We will have on in a few days big
line OF fruits, the freshest and best in the
market.-Julian Brown.
VIM. Ali has rented a house here
from Rosco Esbridge and will move up
from Cloverport in few days.
Mr.. H. Knapp, Irvington, and Mr.. A.
Harrod, Washington, Ind, were at the
Alexander Hotel last Saturday.
Mrs. Eta Hook, OF New Albany, Ind,
is visiting her husband, Il L. Hook, who
is. teaching school in this county.
Tom McGill has resigned as deputy
County Court Clerk. He is arranging to
go into the confectionery business.
Come and examine our stock and
prices before you 60 elsewhere. No
trouble to show goods.-Julian Brown.
Rev. S. X Breeding went to Webster
Monday to begin protaracted meeting
His wife and two daughters accompanied
him.
Our rings are so delightfully."- tempting
that you can hardly keep your fingers
out of them.-James Kincheloe, your
jeweler.
Rev. S. g. Shelly, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, South, Cloverport, was here last
Friday looking up deed to some church
property.
Mr. Preston B. Stinnett and Miss Seby
Horsely were married in the County
Clerks Office last week by Judge Thomas
Addison.
Mr.. T. B. Henderson, Webster, was
here last week and partook OF Thanks
giving turkey with his daughter, Mrs.
Anon Kincheloe.
If you cannot buy better goods from us
for less money than elsewhere, then
truth has no merit and honesty is with
out meaning.-James Kincheloe.
Elijah Board and Morris Eskridge re-
turned from Louisville last Monday
where they had been taking dispositions
in the case OF Board against Duncan.
Don't fail to come and examine our
Christmas stock and the prices. We
propose to make the trade warm for
somebody in this line before the holidays |
are over.-Julian Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Kincheloe cele-
brated the twelveth anniversary of their
marriage last Wednesday by giving a
dinner to a number OF their
friends. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Anon Kincheloe, DIR. A. NJ. Kin
,heloe and Mr.. 7. B. Henderson.
The Commissioner will sell the follow
ng land at the Courthouse door the
Third Monday in this month. Eighty
me acres on Beech Fork, the property
II Nathaniel Brickey; Sixty acres in