The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-15
County court next Monday.

There is but very little sickness In the
burg
Gland Mercer returned to Washington
last Saturday.
Prof II. p. Shacklett went TO Meade
county last week.
Jones Mercer, Louisville, was here
one day last week.
The Misses Mitchell, OF Louisville, are
visiting Mrs. Norman.
Miss Lucy Frank, of Bewleyvile, is
visiting Miss Stella Scott.
Mr. Joel Pile is visiting in the Custer
neighborhood this week.
Our time to lose money. your time to
make it T. G.. Lewis q Co.
Mrs. Bette Whitehead,oi Vine Grove
is visiting Mrs John Alexander.
Rev. w. b. Sneed went to Bowling
Green last week to attend camp meet
ing.
We always make it our principle to
look after your interest. II. G Lewis &
Co.
We have the jewelry, you have the
money; suppose we trade.--T. G.. Lewis
& Co.
J. T.. Kingston advertises the old fair
grounds farm near this place for sale in
this issue.
Mr.. w. S. Beard returned from Min
eral Springs, Ind, last week greatly
improved.
The people of Clifton Mills are making
preparations to entertain the Presbytery
which meets there soon.
DR.. J. d. Bush, of Hawesville, will be
in Hardinsburg Aug Goth. to remain one
week, and practice his profession.
Rev. Joseph Keenan,, from the Tar
Fork neighborhood, was here Sunday
and preached in the NJ. L. church.
The Master Commissioner will offer the
Peek farm, lying near Irvington, for sale
at the court house door next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. IIaswell and Mr..
Frank Haswell, wife and children spent
a couple Of days last week at the Tar
Springs.
The highest rate Of interest is self in
terest, and it is greatly to your interest
that you buy yonr iewelry Of +. G. Lewis
& Co.
Rev. II. G.. Hook is conducting the
protracted meeting at Freedom this
week. Rev. Watson, one of their ablest
preachers, will be there the latter part
OF this week.
For the benefit of the magistrates in
the county we will say that section of
the law in regard to crimes and punish
menis passed in 1898, and which made
the lowest fine for a breach of the Peace
s. 90 has been repealed and the Statute
on that subject as amended reads as fol-
lows; "If any person or persons shall be
guilty of a breach Of the peace, riot, rout,
unlawful assembly or ARRAY, the person
50 oicniing and each of them shall be
fined not less than one cent nor more
than one hundred dollars, or imprison-
ment rot less than five nor more than
fifty days, or both so fined aud imprison-
ed. Approved Feb'y., 8, 1894"
For the benefit of those who wish TO
have a new road opened or former one
changed, we quote portion of the law
on the subject which is as follows: "All
applications to have a new road opened,
or former one changed or discontinued,
or to have the privilege OF erecting gates
across any such road, shall be by petition
to the County Court, signed by at least
five land owners of the county, which
petition shall set forth in writing a de-
scrption of the road, and what part
thereof is to he altered or vacated.
Previous to the filing of any petition
mentioned, notice thereof shall be given
by posting written or printed advertise
ments in at least five of the most public
places in the district or districts in which
said road shall be located, for at least
twenty days prior to the term of court
at which such petition is to be presented,
and copy thereof filed with said Pc