The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-02-21
What has become OF The railroad suit

Mr.. b. +. Beard went to Louisville
Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Duffy are visiting here
this week.
Mr.. Jesse J.. Owen, Rock Vale, was in
the city last Saturday.
MIR. r. +. Woods, Louisville, was here
last week attending Court.
Read the advertisement of james II.
Gardner in another column.
Mr.. J. w. Lewis, Brandenburg, was
here last week attending Court.
VIM. II. Bell assisted Clerk X. S. Skill
man during Circuit Court week.
Mr.. Allen r. Kincheloe has gone into
W. X. Barnes Office to read law.
The first issue of the Breckenridge
County Democrat appeared last Friday.
Mr.. Oscar Bufch has been attending
Mr.. Johnson's saloon during his illness.
The Mooleyville section was pretty
well represented on the jury this term of
Court.
Miss Matte Humphrey has secured a
three months school out at Antioch to
begin April LIST.
Hook, Miller & Co, have kept their
Touring mill running night and day for
the last few weeks.
Miss Bessie lIambleton, Cloverpot,
and Miss Lucy Frank, Bewleyville, were
visiting here last week.
Mont Humphrey, Jr, of West View,
went to Cambre City, Ind, last week
and bought fine thoroughbred mare.
Weed S. Chelf returned to Elizabeth
town last Saturday. There was but little
business in this Court for the Common
wealth.
Mr.. Waller Wilson has withdrawn
from the race for surveyor. He is a
good Democrat and would have made
good race.
Now comes Watt Hardin for Governor.
Well Watt just wait until we do up the
boys here in this home fight and we are
still for you.
Mr.. Will Jolly and Miss Acrata Pate
were married in this place last Thursday
at the residence Of the brides father,
Mr.. Logan Pate.
Mr.. George Hook has improved con-
siderably since he returned from Mooley-
vile where he was under the treatment
OF Mr.. Mitchell.
The trustees m It lat week and adopt
ed new set of by laws and ordinances.
They will be print d at once by the
News Job Printing Company.
Hugh Kingston made application last
week for license to practice law. He
stood a good examination and would
have been admitted to pra;tice but for
the fact that he is under twenty-one
years Of agA. A late law requires all APP
plicants to be twcnty-One years OF age.
A number. of the jurymen were dis
appointed last Saturday when they went
to the Trustee OF the Jury Fund to draw
their pay and were told that there was
no money on hand to pay them. Under
the new laS the Trustee must draw his
warrant on the State Treasurer at Frank
fort for the money and then pay it out.
Mr.. Richard May, of this city, has
a., 4 ~ e
trips were made before the days OF rail-
roads, and at time when such trip
was a considerable undertaking and
when it required great deal of money
to make it. Mr.. May went to New
York, and thence on ship board by the
way of the Isthmus of Panama. He
spent ten years of his life in California
during his young days and at time
when the gold fever there was at its
highest pitch.
Notwithstanding the wrctched weather
OF last week the hotels here were all
crowded and did a good business. On
the day of the Republican convention
the boys drank more than they ate At
least that was the appearance of some of
them. And speaking OF that Repubi-
can convention, reminds me that Mr..
Taylor Beard and Jesse Eskridge, attrib-
ute their defeat to the bad day. Had
the day been favorable both are conf
cent that they would have played win
ming hand.