The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-26

Lawrence Miller is quite sick.
John Hoben went to Louisville Mon
day.
The town was full of drummers Mon
day
Mr.. A. Y. Kincheloe returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Witt visited Stephensport
last Saturday.
Miss Mary Board has returned from a
visit TO Webster.
Mr.. Charles Durham, West View, was
in town last Saturday.
Mr.. J. b. Mattingly has returned to
his farm near Sample.
Hon. A. b. Montgomery will speak at
Bewleyville next Saturday.
Miss Mary Allen thinks of making her
home in Texas this winter.
They are taking dispositions in the
Beard and Beeler suit this week.
1 Mr.. Rosco Eskridge has completed
nice cottage in the South end of town.
Miss Lille Cooper visited her home at
Rock Vale last Saturday and Sunday.
Our line Of jewelry, just now, exceeds
all previous purchases G. Lewis &
Co.
Dr. A. NJ. Kincheloe made a profess
sionai call to Oaks station one day last
week.
Mrs. S. G. Sutton, the milliner, is in
Louisville selecting her fall stock OF
goods.
Mrs. Cynthiana Brown died at her
home near this place last Saturday night,
aged II.
John Alexander is moving into his
hotel. He says lie will be ready for bus
mess next week.
1t lis beyond doubt that our line OF
watches are away down below their mar.
ket value.-T. c. Lewis & Co.
Hon. Mat O'Doherty, of Louisville,
will speak here October nth, in the
interest of the Republican party.
DR.. J. T. Baker is candidate for poor
house commissioner before the Fiscal
Court which meets here next month.
G. w. Beard and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. V. q. cabbage will attend the
Annual Conference at Greensboro this
week.
, Miss lula Daniel is visiting in St.
louis, Mo. She will attend the annual
Conference at Greensboro before return
ing home.
Messrs. Hoben and Mattingly will
open out new stock OF goods in the
house formerly occupied by Kaye & Car
ter, about October /.
The Brandenburg correspondent di.
vines well, as to the general make up Of
the fair sex, who should be chosen to
govern che homes OF this land.
Mr.. John Alexander was receiving
new furniture for the Hambleton House
last week. Mr.. Alexander will give the
house thorough overhauling before he
opens il out to the public.
The trustees are neglecting to improve
the street leading fromJudge MERGERS tC
Mrs. Miller's. There are several new
houses in that locality and the owners
would like to see the street improvement
begin.
The first Quarterly meeting for the
present year was held at the NJ. +
church last Saturday and Sunday. Rev
C. J. Haines, the new presiding Elder
was in attendance. He had fine con
gregation at the III o'clock service or
Sunday.
John Kiser, of Cloverport, was put in
Jail here Monday for failing to obey an
order OF court requiring him to produce
some attached property. r L. Newsom
was the plaintiff in the case, and Kisei
lays his imprisonment to the Doctor
He says he will sue Newsom for false
imprisonment. He was released Mon.
day evening.
A suit that will attract some attention
at Circuit Court is that of Mrs. James
Meador against the Hardinsburg and
Cloverport turn pike road company.
Mrs. Meador sues the company for 81, OOO
damages. 1t will be remembered that
during the early summer, her husband
James I. Meadows, got thrown from his
wagon while crossing the bridge on the
pike near here, and received injuries
from which she says he died Mrs.
Meador alleges, carelessness on the part
of the company in not providing the
proper barriers to the bridge and asks
damages.
STATE OF ONO. Cry OF TOIEDo. !