The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-01-03


Mrs. Lucretia Norman is quite sick.
Lee Bishop says he will be in the race
for jailer
Mayor Barry, Of Cloverport, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Julian Brown has been on the
hick list several days.
VIM. Hook qualified Monday as Police
Judge of IIardinsburg
Watch meeting was held at the NJ. +.
church Sunday night.
Mr.. Hiram Phelps and wife, Louis
vile, are visiting in the city.
Mrs. VIM II. Bell has been quite i'll
for sometime, but is now improving.
Mr.. Willie Beard, who has been quite
i'll for some time is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Fraize were here last
Friday to attend the funeral of Mr. John
Miller
Miss jake Owen, who has been visit
ing Miss Eva IIeston returned home last
Saturday.
Grant Gregory was in town Monday
and qualified as Police Judge OF the city
of Cloverport.
Mr.. Dolph Jones and Mrs. Gabe
Meador, Big Spring, were here last week
TO see Willie Beard.
There is talk Of a new sherih's ticket
with Mr.. Richard Owen, of Glendeane,
as the leading man.
Drs. A. NJ. Kincheloe and Milton
Board have formed a co-partnership in
the practice Of medicine.
Charley Mattingly is candidate for
County Judge, subject to the action of
the Republican convention.
Persons having fine crops of hurley
tobacco for sale will do well to call on
Mr.. Winebrinner OF our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Sewers went to
Brandenburg today to attend the mar
riage Of Mr.. George Frymire.
j. + Monarch has not decided to run
for reelection as County Clerk, but he
thinks now that he will be in the race.
There was a very large crowd from this
place and surrounding country attended
the burial services of Mr.. John Miller
last Friday.
Prof. J. b. Hayes, Brandenburg, was
l. l.,N L.,
by Prof. Shacklett as teecher in the coll
lege here for the spring session.
A protracted meeting began at the NJ. |
+. church here last Sunday night. The
pastor is assisted by the Presiding Elder
and Rev. Houze, Of Louisville.
Resolve at the beginning of this new
year TO buy your groceries where you
can get them the cheapest and don't fail |
TO give me a call-W. b. Hardin.
The dedication Of the Breckenridge
Normal College will take place at the
cellege building January 20. Robt +.
Woods will deliver the dedicatory address.
II is said that Sherman Ball is a candi-
date for County Clerk before the Repub-
lican convention. 1t is so. His an
nouncement appears in a lother column.
-Ed.l
Mr.. George Hook came home from
Mooleyvile last week considerably inn
proved. Mr.. Hook has been suffering
for some years with something like a
cancer. While at Mooleyville it was re.
moved by Mr.. James Mitchell, and Mr..
Hook feels much better over the opera
ton.
Sheriff Ken Rhodes was at Frankfort
last week and made full settlement Of
his accounts with the Auditor for the
revenue due from this county to the
State for the year 1898. Mr.. Rhodes did
not get his books until August last, but
since that time he and his deputies have
been pretty active and last week he paid
10 the state over fifteen thousand dollars.
Miss Ola McGil entertained quite a
number OF her friends at the residence
Of her sister, Mrs j. Y. Hoben, on the
evening Of the 30th inst. Refreshments
we're served at ten o'clock. The music
rendered by Messrs. June Mattingly and
lin smith, on violin and guitar was all
hat could be desired. Every one pre-
ent seemed TO have delightful time.