The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-02-07

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February 4th, girl.
Mrs. Roland Smith, of Stephensport,
was visiting here last week.
Miss Jennie Warfeld Of Cloverport,
was visiting here last week.
Mrs. Martha Heston, Of Leitchfield,
was visiting here last week.
Mrs. VIM. Elder died at her home
near this place larst Saturday night.
Mr.. Sam Beavin expects to move his
family to Jolly's Station in a few days.
Mr.. John T. Wheeler, of Union Star,
is not expected to live but short time.
Miss Sallie Kincheloe is in very poor
health. She is living at Mr.. Clayton
Boards.
The Republicans look fora large crowd
here next Monday 10 attend their mass
meeting.
Miss Twyman, who has been visiting
Ms. Blanche Mosely, returned home
last week.
Mr.. c. NJ. Midlothian, of Union Star,
was here last Friday and qualified as a
Notary Public.
Some extra good lO-I blankets at sl.90
and $3.50 pair, cash. Tinware at cost
Witt d Meador.
Mr.. James II. Gardner, who has been
i'll for some time, is able to be out and
attend to business.
Mr. Phillip Heck announces that he
will start Democratic paper in tiardins-
burg in the near future.
Heavy overshrts and underwear at
cost. Ladies shawls 10 per cent. less
than cost-Witt & Meador.
Save up your money and come in Feb
ruary 10th and 10Th and bup hat OF a
pair of boots at cost-Witt & Meador.
Mr.. ii. VI. McCracken has sold the
Miner tract of land near Jolly's Station
to Frank Lyons and Granville Wilson
for $500.
Mr.. Hugh Kingston thinks he will
make application to the Breckenridge
Circuit Court, this term, for license TO
practice law.
1t has been suggested that the candi-
dates should try and make room for the
balance of the crowd that will be here
next Monday.
On February 10th and 18th we will
sell you the celebrated John Ruby shoe
at cost other shoes alsO-fOr cash only
Witt & Meador.
w. b. Hardin and his brother will
take charge of the Hambeton Hotel this
week. They will be ready to entertain
the public next Monday.
We have small lot of gents white
shirts, under shirts, drawers, socks, col
lars and cuffs that we will sell under
cost.-W. B. Hardin & Bro.
You should remember that the bread
kept by w. B. Hardin is made by the
American Baking Company, of Louis
vile, and that there is none better.
: Mr.. Mattingly, who vacates the Ham
bleton Hotel this week, will not return
to his farm near Sample lie will re-
main here and follow his trade as a plas
terer.
Witt & Meador will offer at cost, fol
cash only, their stock of quilt lining
ginghams and all kinds of dry goods on
February 10th and 18th. Now is your
chance for bargains.
Mr.. j. II. Lennin has been spoken o.
for magistrate in this precinct. If he de
cides to run, we have understood his
name will go on the Democratic ticket
and it will make a very good selection.
Some of the Hardinsburg people have
expressed desire to see the Mikado by
the Cloverport Company. AS we hav,
splendid hall here they could secure {
big house, particularly il they should
come during the session OF Circuit
Court.
The dedication exercises OF the Hard
insburg College which took place at the
Court House last Friday night were very
entertaining and drew a large crowd
Prof. X. E. Woods was the principal
speaker on the occasion. Mr.. John Has
well, Jr., and Mr.. Jesse Eskridge spoke
briefly.
Mr.. Owen Cunningham started in last
Friday to make vigorous canvass tc
secure the Republican nomination fol
clerk He has been in school all the
winter, but he says that the few days he
has remaining from now until the con,
vention assemblies he expects to make
count.
Licensed to marry: John A. Manning
to Miss Mary A. Durben, Adolphus
p. Clark to Miss Elizabeth Basham, Jas
7. Carwile to Miss Bonnie Smith, Lc ren,
20 Dowell TO Miss Rosa Askins, Charles
T. Bennett to Margaret J. Lewis, VIM
NJ. Basham TO Miss Lula Askins, j. c.
Thompson to Miss Victoria futile.
The present session OF the public
school closes this week. Prof. Granville
Wilson, who has had charge of it, has
given general satisfaction, but he will
not continue spring term. lie and
his brother-in-law have purchased the
McCracken land near Jolly's Station and
Mr.. Wilson expects to turn his attention
to farming. Miss Lille Cooper, who has
been assisting Mr. Wilson, will begin 9
five-months session next Monday. Mis-,
Lille has had considerable experience
in the primary departments and the
scholars under her seem to advance rap
idly.