The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-28

Witt.
A full line Of notions just received al
Wits.
Miss Annie Jones is visiting here this
week.
Mr.. Robert McGuflin was at home last
Monday.
Miss Ramsey is visiting Mrs. p. Dillon
this week.
Mr. Lewis Payne is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Lula Vessels is visiting at Fords-
vile this week.
Mr.. Joel Pile was in town Saturday
from Glendeane.
Sweet potatoes, irish potatoes, and
cabbage. Wits.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Beard will spend
Thanksgiving at Union Star.
Mrs. DIR. II. G. Board returned We'd
nesday from visit TO Custom.
Our watches are going the prices are
run down.-James Kincheloe.
Mr.. Thomas Withers is making the as.
sessment OF this town and vicinity.
There will be a good many thanks
giving dinners spread here next Thurs
day.
Our stock OF shoes are down low in
prices, but in styles we can suit you.-
Witt.
Mrs Stark Haynes, living near Harmed
died last Monday morning Of typhoid
fever.
County Judge elect, VIM. ALL and Mr..
Ruben Miller, Attorney, were in town
Monday.
Judge Adkisson's family arrived safe
in Chickasaw, and are pleased with their
situation.
Curtis Pulliam was adjudged lunatic
in the County Court last week and sent
to the asylum for treatment.
Beef hides. potatoes, turnips, eggs,
butter, furs, chickens and all kinds of
produce wanted at j. A. Wits.
MIR. Thomas Rhodes living near Kirk,
was thrown from his wagon one day last
week and pretty seriously hurt.
Time flies, and watches and clocks
must run to keep up with it. Ours run
and keep good time-Kincheloe.
Jewelry and musical goods, to be
cheaper than we are selling them would
have to be given away.-Kincheloe.
Judge Adkisson is making up big
docket for the Quarterly court, which
meets the second Monday in December.
The town paps would act wisely if they
would expend some of the funds they
have on hand in repairing the sidewalks
Mr.. &. w. Lane and Miss Mildred F.
Swarens, of Cloverport, arrived here to
day and were married, Rev. r. w. Cox,
officiating.
They have had quite siege Of typhoid
fever in the vicinity of Harmed Station.
There have been several deaths from the
disease in that locality.
Mr.. Stuart DeJernette will vacate the
Jail this week and give possession to Mr..
Shellman, the new Jailer elect. Mr.. De-
Jernette will move to Missouri.
Mr.. Kit DeJernette returned from Mis-
souri, last week, where he had been
looking after his farming interests. He
owns good farm near Dalton.
r.. N. Miller was here Monday and
qualified as County Attorney. He will
not enter upon the duties of the office,
however, until after January LIST.
Mr.. Thomas Duffy is breaking on the
L. & N. at darlington, Ky. Mr.. Duffy
wants to work up to conductors place,
and in order to do this he has to begin as a
breaksman.
Mr.. Cunningham, the new County
Clerk, will not go to housekeeping when
he comes herein in January. He and
his family will board. He has wife
and two children.
Mr. Winebrinner, the tobacco man
says, that the farmers are wanting bigger |
prices for the weed than it will bring on
The Louisville market. They will have
10 lower their figures.
DIR. Hart McDaniels was here. last
The doctor was feeling pretty
we'll over the success he hand in winning
mis- case against the Insurance company
N the Court OF Appeals.
The Baptist revival which has been in
progress here for some time closed last
sunday night. There was some eight or
ZEN additions to the church. Rev. Nc
Farlain left for his home Monday morn
ng.
Gus shellman, the jailer elect was
lere one day last week. Mr.. Shellman
went over and inspected the new quarters
he is to occupy after January LIST. He
ound the Jail in good shape and he and
DeJernette went off and took cigar to-
yether.
Mr.. Frank DeJernette was here last
week from Dalton, No., visiting his re-
atives. Mr.. DeJernette is farming in
but lived here when he was
10Y. His father, Daniel DeJernette, left
his county over forty years ago, and
vent to Missouri.