The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-06-13

Miss Letitia Frymire is visiting Judge
Boards family.
W.B. Hardin has made an assignment.
Liabilities 81 300, assets about 500.
Mrs. Ely, OF st. Louis, is expected here
this week TO visit her mother, Mrs. V.
Daniel.
The Misses Matthews, of West View,
were here last week visiting Miss Daisy
Mercer.
Miss Nellie Cox r, turned last week
from visit TO lends in Louisville and
New Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Watkins, OF Glow
export, were here Monday visiting Mrs.
j. II. Gardner.
Ed Guthrie has gone to Fordsville 10
work a short time in the railroad tele-
graph office there.
We want everybody who comes TO the
circus next Friday to drop in and see us.
II. G. Lewis & Co.
Don't forget the 4th of July celebra-
ton at Hardinsburg. Look out for bills.
Hardin & Jarboe.
It's pleasure for us to show our goods.
| It's delight for those who look at them.
T. G. Lewis & Co.
Mr.. Frank Deckert, agent for the Lou
isville Commercial, was here last week
in the interest of that paper.
Mr.. Loran Lewis is visiting here from
New Albany. Mr.. Lewis is again Wild
over, having lost his second wife.
Miss Lille Cooper, who acted as as
sistant teacher in the public school here
last fall, has the school at Jolly's Sta
ton.
A few years ago there were no rail-
roads in Breckenridge county. Now she
ranks third in mileage in the number of
counties in the state.
Reciprocity. What's good for nations
is good for individuals. We've got the
goods and you need 'em. Suppose we
trade.--T. G. Lewis & Co.
Mr.. Forbes, the obituary writer, was
here last week from Fordsville. Mr..
Forbes is now furnishing some letters to
the Fordsvlle Star from this place and
other points.
The announcement that Hon. ID. r.
Murray would probably be a candidate
for Congress in this district created quite
a stir among his friends here. Should
he make the race, he will have large
following here.
During the storm last week tightening
struck tree out at Mr.. Oscar Burch's.
George johnson, who is at work there,
was near it and received a shock that
almost felled him to the ground. He
soon recovered.
Mr.. Dick Norman, Brandenburg, was
here last week with his patent cistern
cleaner. He took a job on the public
cisterns OF the town, and gave them a
good cleaning. Mr.. Norman thinks he
has good thing in his invention.
Mr.. Willie Beard, who has been down
sick for several months will be moved TO
some springs in Indiana next week, hop
ing to be benefited by the change. Mr..
Beard las had inflammatory rheumatism,
and has been in the bed for about seven
months.
Drs. Kincheloe and Board have NOV
ed their Office from the rear room OF Mr..
Eskridge's law Office to their new drug
building on Main street. In this drug
building the two M. DIS, have displayed
considerable taste in fitting up two rooms
for medical consultation. One or the
other Of them will always be found
there.
People may have noticed that in this
town on Sunday afternoon, that there are
but very few persons to be seen on the
streets The youngsters congregate in
the court house yard, and lounge under
the beautiful shade trees, but the older
persons are not around much. They
don't go to class-meeting either, and
their wives must make them stay at
home.
All Of the Republican candidates were
down at Rock Vale last Friday at Magis-
trate's court, moving around pretty live
ly. Some Of the Democrats were there
too, but not all OF them. The Democrats
should not take any thing for granted in
this canvass, but If they expect to get
there in November they had better be
on the move.
There is a pretty lively scramble
among the teachers, who want to teach
this fall for positions. Every day or two
you hear of two or three applicants for
one school. For the Hardinsburg public
school, there are five already. They are
as follows; ]. w. Sanders, of Ekron;
Meade county, VIM. ii. Bell and Allen
Kineheloe, of this place; ]. F. Jarboe, of |
Mooleyville. Mr.. Sam Pate is the only |
applicant for the assistants place here.
A large crowd is expected here next |
Friday, circus day. The big show il is
expected will take off thousands OF dol
lars OF the peoples money. They seldom
ever fail to SCOOP good big wad from
here. There will be an excursion on the
and in addition to this, the
crowd that will come in from all the sur-