The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-01-17


All Taylor is quite sick at Rosetta.
John Ileston, Of Holt, was here last
Sunday.
Mr.. AK. Kincheloe was at home last
Saturday.
Mr.. Elijah Board went to Frankfort
last week.
Go TO Kreemer, your city bakery, for
fresh bread.
Miss Dora Hensley is here visiting Mrs.
J. b. Hensley.
Mrs. DIR. Sutton was visiting at Fords-
vile last week.
Fresh rolls, pies and cakes three times
a week at Kreemer's.
Mr.. L. ID. Addison, of Addison, Ky
was in the city last Saturday.
Dr. J. T. Baker has moved his office
over James II. Gardner's store.
Miss Willie Twyman, Of Iodgensville,
is visiting Mrs. Blanche Mosely.
Julian Brown has opened connection
cry store in the Novelty building.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Dudley Morton were
visiting Mrs. J. T. Baker Sunday.
Thomas Ditto and wife, of Meade
county, were visiting here last week
Rev. Rutledge and wife have been Wis
iting at Mt Washington for some weeks.
You can buy Irish potatoes, turnips,
cabbage and onions, in small or large lots
from W. b. Hardin.
DIR. NIilper, of Union Star, was in town
one day last week, Called to see Mrs.
DIR. A. NJ. kincheloe.
The Brown brothers bought the Slaton
farm that was sold at the court house
door Monday, for $500.
John i. Monarch got horse last
Thursday and struck out into the race
FOR County Clerk in earnest.
Persons having fine crops of hurley
tobacco for sale will do well to call on
MIR. Winebrinner Of our town.
Mrs. James T. Roberts has moved to
UniOntown, where her husband is en-
gagged in the revenue service.
jess Miller, of Cloverport, was here
Monday and pronounced himself a can
didate for County Court Clerk.
When you see eighteen or twenty
wagon loads of tobacco on our streets
waiting to be unloaded, it looks like bus
mess.
The Sheriff sold Bennett Devenport's,
(colored,) lot in Cloverport, at the court
house door Monday to satisfy judg-
ment Of $2j due the estate Of James Mil
ler
Mr.. Robert A. Smith has opened a
blacksmith shop in this place on the lot
near his residence. lie is prepared to
do horse shoeing and all work in his
line.
David Hardin, who has been living for
some time in Missouri, has moved tot his
place. He will engage in the family
grocery business with his brother, w. B..
Hardin.
Mrs. Schulz, OF Ohio county, who has
been here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank llaswell, returned home last week
accompanied by her little grand-daught-
err, Bette Haswell
John Hudson from the neighborhood,
OF jacksonville, has petitioned the
County Court that letters of administra-
ton granted James Paul on the estate Of
Mrs. Hudson be set aside
Mrs. Lee Bishop gave a party to
number of girls and boys at her home
here last Saturday night. When the
party was over Mrs. Bishop treated the
little ones to oranges and candy.
Ernest Robertson, member of the
Democratic County Committee, from
Rock Vale, was in town last Saturday.
He says he thinks the committee will be
called together soon and that there will
be an early primary.
w. b. Hardin has just got in new
stock OF family groceries and notions for
his increasing trade. He has recently
made some changes in his business
which will allow him to carry larger
stock than heretofore.
The will of John Miller brother of Mr..
VIM. Miller, who died short time since,
was admitted to probate in the County
Court Monday. lie devises his entire
estate, real and personal, to Mr.. Will
Miller's daughters, except that part
coming to him from his brother, James
Miller's estate, which he allows to be dis
tributed as the law directs.
Will Give 800.