The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-03-14
County Court next Monday.

Passenger Daily arr. llardinsburg. T:40 a.n
County Court next Monday.
Jim Hook has gone 10 Springfield, Ill.
Mr.. Joel Pile went to Custer Saturday.
Miss Ava Board is visiting at Webster.
DIR. Milton Board went to Louisville
Monday.
Mrs Jesse Whitworth was visiting at
Holt last week.
Go to Robert A. Smiths for first class
blacksmithing.
Mrs. Ben Hardin, of Rosetta, was visit
ing here last week.
Judge Mercer sets up claim of 5000
to the railroad bonds.
Mrs. Hiram Phelps, of Louisville, is
visiting here this week.
Mrs. l.. A. Foote is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs V G.. Babbage.
Mr.. j. f. Monarch has withdrawn from
the County Clerks race.
Misses Minnie and Mamie Murray
went to Louisville Saturday.
For SALE-Eight-year-old mare, good
work animal.-B. F. Beard q Co.
Mr.. Wheatley, of Big Spring, thinks Of
putting up a distilery at Garfield.
Mr.. Charles Payne has been appointed
deputy clerk for J. f. Monarch.
The Epworth League will give another
of its interesting socials very soon.
Mr.. George Baker has been at Irving
ton for some time in the telegraph office.
Two prisoners were released from Jail
Saturday. They had served out their
term.
Forever bring your plows and other
farming implements to h. A. Smith for
repairs.
If you have any fine crops of hurley
tobacco for sale call on Mr.. Winebrnner,
of this place.
The boys will have to put up that Sl5
now or be shut out. Only n few more
days remain.
Mr.. John Smith, who ran rs express
agent on the l.. II. q w. for long time
is in very bad health.
Work on Kincheloe q Boards new
drug store is progressing rapidly. The
building will be a valuable addition to
main street.
Mr.. d. w. Fairleigh, Louisville, and
d. Il. Murray, Cloverport, were here
last Saturday to look after the levy Of
the railroad tax.
The Blythe brothers have sale Of
their farming utensils and stock, cattle
horses. etc, at their farm near this place
next Saturday.
Rev. 5. X. Breeding has been at Bew-
leyville during the past week assisting
in protrdcted meeting. lie will begin
a meeting at his own church in this
place to-day,
News was received here last week that
Mrs MOllie Pulliam had become insane
and would have to be taken to an asy-
lum. Mrs Puliam has been living in
Louisville for sometime and her many
friends here will be sorry to learn of her
sad afllction. Her mother, Mrs. Judith
Miller, and her sister, Mrs. Taylor Beard,
went to Louisville last Thursday to see
her.
Licensed to marry: VIM. |. Ramsey
to Miss Ollie Castle, j. A Haynes to
Miss Jessie l.. IIoyle, Onialow f.. Meador
to Miss Lydia A. Hall, VIM. II. Early to
Miss Bette Lee Pryor, VIM. Franzema /
to Miss Lille May Thurman.
The Epworth League gave public
meeting Tuesday night for the purpose
OF bringing League work before the peo-
Pile. Each officer read paper explain
ing his division OF the work. The fol-
lowing program was carried out.
vEsPER SERVICE.
Address by the President.
The League Ralying Song,
Paper; The duties OF the Secretary
.,...... Miss Mary Bowmer.
Song: Scatter the sunshine.
Paper: The duties of the fourth Vice
President .... Mrs. W. ]. Piggott,
Solo March of the League Jesse Eskridgc.
Recess.
Recitation: How they saved st. Mchaels
........... Miss Nellie Cox