The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-03-20

Excursion from Fordsville TO Louis
vile, Saturday, April 9th.
Miss Sallie Richardson, OF Union Star,
is visiting here this week.
All prices quoted by me are for cash
or country produce.-J. A. Witt.
The meeting at the NJ. f. church
South will continue over Sunday.
Greensboro jeans pants, the best in the
world, only 81 50 pair at Wits.
T. ID. Jarboe, of Harmed Station, has
rented farm near jacksonville.
Mems Congress pillow shoes worth $l.75
now going at 81 % at J. A. Wits.
Mrs. James Snyder, who has been sick
for some time, is improving slowly.
All persons indebted to me must come
forward and settle at once.--J. A. Witt
Rev. G. w. Howes filled the pulpit at
the NJ. Z. church South last Sunday
night.
B. F. Beard and Coleman Haswell
were in Louisville last week buying
goods.
Mr.. J. w. Eaves has been appointed
deputy county clerk near Hardin's
Spring.
Quarterly Meeting OF the NJ. +. church
was held at Fair View last Saturday and
Sunday.
II you want your business to improve,
advertise in the NEWS. Everybody
reads this paper.
Leave your subscription and all other
business for the News Office with V. G.
Babbage, Hardinsburg.
Here is where you want to get in your
work on advertising il you want to do
any OF that kind OF business.
Revs. John Galloway, McDaniels; Nor
ris, Bewleyville, and NJ. D. Pumphrey,
West View, were here Monday.
For Sale.-A good milch COW, 6 years
old, with young calf. Warranted good
for milk and butter. Patrick Tief.
A number of Methodists from West
View and other points around were here
Monday to hear the Rev. j. w. Bigham.
You can buy watch at Kincheloe's
cheaper now than you ever did before or
ever will again. March right in and buy
one.
Rev. j. w. Bigham is doing effective
work at the NJ. L. church Sorhh. He
breaches with great power and the
church is filled every night.
Rev. H. c. Hook will preach at Glen
deane on Saturday night before the 9TH
Sunday in March and also on the 9Th
Sunday at II a. m. and at night.
Squire Charles Mattingly sat in a
breach OF the peace case last Saturday
between some school boys in the coun-
try. The warrant was dismissed.
| The town trustees met last week and
elected Mr.. Charley Heston tax collector
for the town for the present year. The
property tax will be - cents and poll
tax$l.
Last Thursday was a good business
day for this town. The farmers were de-
livering their tobacco, receiving their
money for it, and spending it with the
merchants.
Bill Mars, the snake charmer, GAR
field, was here last Monday. Bill says
he has parted company with the snakes,
whiskey and the devil and is trying to
live right.
The interest in the revival at the NJ.
f. church South is increasing. The
bible readings by Rev. Bigham in the
forenoon are especially interesting and
instructive.
Mr.. Charley Miller, the ex deputy
sheriff has bought an interest with Jas.
ii. Gardner in the mercantile business.
Mr. Gardner goes to Louisville this week
to buy goods for the spring trade.
The following new pupils were enroll
ed at college last week: Miss Bena
Roberts, West View; Jesse Payne, Bew-
leyville; F. q. Miller, Buell.; George
Hook, Garfield; Sam Pate, Hardinsburg.
Mr.. Holmes, who wanted tavern
license at Eveliegh, KY, did not put his
application before the court last Monday.
A number Of parties were present from
that locality with a great big remon-
STRANGE.
That was bit OF hard luck on Sam
Pate to lose what money he had made
last fall teaching school amounting to $50
in hard cash. lie thinks he dropped his
pocket book ON the train between here
and Sample.
To all OF my old friends and patrons,
am still repairing watches, clocks and all
articles allied to the jewellery trade.
Bring your work, best at reasonable cost.
Yours truly,
T. q. LEWIS x Son.
The following tavern license with the
privilege Of retailing liquors was granted
in the County Court Monday. John
Cook, Custer; r I. Popham, Webster;
O. @. Smith, Irvington; Mr.. II. b. Card
en- qualified as administrator of Jubal s.