The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-12-12


Julian Brown.
Apples, pears, grapes, oranges, bananas
at Julian Browns.
B.F. Beard & Co, are nicely decorated
for the holidays.
No-to-bac is having good run at Kin
cheloe & Boards.
The town will be full OF Christmas
goods in few days.
Julian Browns is the place to go to
buy your Christmas goods.
The cheapest place to buy your fire
works for Christmas is at Julian Browns.
Sam Glasscock, Hardin county, and
Wesley Oliver, East View, were here one
day last week.
The Teachers Association in the 9th
Magisterial District will meet at Nc
Daniels, Dec. %.
Julian Brown went to Louisville last
Thursday. He will return with big lot
of Christmas goods.
We will have on in few days big
line OF fruits, the freshest and best in the
market.-Julan Brown.
Mr.. Chintz Royalty, the Republican
County Surveyor elect, will move to
Hardinsburg and open an Office.
Mr.. Percy Beard returned from a
weeks stay at Union Star last Thursday.
While there he killed sixty quail.
Come and examine our stock and
prices before you go elsewhere. No
trouble to show goods.-Julian Brown.
Mr.. ]. G. Nolte was here last week and
qualified as assignee Of S. L. Sulzer, The
County Court empowered Mr.. Nolte to
sell the goods in his charge at private
sale for the best advantage Of creditors.
Mr.. j. d. Beeler's family moved to
their farm near Jolly's Station last week.
Mrs. Beeler and daughter, Miss Halle,
will be missed by the ladies of Hardins-
burg among whom they have mingled
for so many years.
Miss Annie Bassett, who has been do
ing missionary work in Mexico for some
time is now with her relatives in Con.
necticut. She gave up the work on ac-
count of i'll health. She may return to
Hardinsburg next summer.
Mr.. p. Morris Beard has finished grad
ing the street through the Taylor lot and
the one leading from w. b Hardin's to
Louisville street. The contract price
was SlG0. The Board Of Trustees have
accepted the work and ordered the bill
paid.
Superintendent Driskell was in his
Office here one day last week. Since the
schools opened through the county, Mr..
Driskell has been out a great deal OF his
time and has visited all in the county,
but thirty-three. AS there are about Ill
schools in the county, Mr.. Driskell shows
his efficiency as a superintendent by I'M
dertaking to visit them in person as the
law requires.
The Board OF Trustees met last Tues
day night and allowed the following
claims: j. SsDeJernett, laying two cul-
verts 81; j. II. Gardner, merchandise
$2.45; Ben Roberts, work on street $780,
Ben Roberts, 81 IL perch rock sl408;
Rome Parker, work 50; John DeJernett,
work $3.50; Lee Meyer, hauling So; Giles
Parker, rock $40; G. ID. Brown, two
months wages as marshal $40; Clayton
Beard, claim 81 go. The marshal report
ed that the taxes due the city had not all
been collected hence there was a short
age of funds in the treasury. The next
regular meeting will be the first Tuesday
in January,
HooK-DEHAvEN.-Mr. Will Hook, of
this city, and Miss Mamie DeHaven,
daughter OF Mr.. Huston DeHaven, living
near this place, were married at the
brides residence last Tuesday evening at
3 o'clock by the Rev. w. b. Sneed. The
affair had been kept so quiet that but few
people in town knew anything OF the
wedding until the day arrived. All the
young men and ladies in the surround
ing neighborhood had been invited how
ever and at the appointed hour most Of
them were present. The parlor in which
the marriage ceremony was performed
was crowded with friends OF both bride
and groom. The simple marriage cere-
mony was all that took place at the
brides home and the young couple were
Immediately driven TO town where re-
,eption was rendered them at the resi-
ience OF Mrs. Sallie Miller, the home OF
he groom. Those present were Misses
Maggie and Belle Miller, Lula, Bette
md Matte Hook, Messrs. Andrew, ALI.
Jeff and Ben Hook and Mr.. Gus. She'll
nan. The News extends congratulations
o the young couple. Mr.. VIII Hook is
he senior member OF the milling firm OF
Hook, Miller 4 Co., and substantial
business man.