The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-04-24

Fletcher Mercer has been appointed
deputy sheriff under Mr.. Pate.
Mrs. Nellie Cox, Louisville, was here
last Friday visiting her mother.
A new organ has been purchased for
the Breckenridge Normal College.
Mrs. Owen Cunningham and her two
children went to Enron last Friday.
Rev. w. X. Breeding has gone to Vine
Grove to assist in protracted meeting.
Our low priced clothing is still on sale
and is the talk of the town.. A. Witt.
Misses Annie and Maggie Kreemer are
visiting their grandmother at Holt, Ky.
r. L. Newsom, has been appointed ad-
ministrator Of John Allen Murray, de-
ceased.
All may charm, all may please, If ar
rayed in dainty, stylish suits sold by j..
A. Witt.
Mrs. Phelps, of Louisville, is here this
week visiting her mother, Mrs J. H..
Lennin.
Mr.. Cump Henderson, Webster, was
here last Friday attending to some legal
matters.
wallace Sklllman, Cloverport, was
here last week visiting his father, Mr..
r. S. Skillman.
Mr.. Butler, Fordsville, brother-in-law
to Mr.. Morris Eskridge, was visiting here
few days since.
d. r. Murray, Cloverport, was here
several days last week looking after the
Circuit Court docket.
Rev. Felix Robards, OF West View, fill
ed the pulpit at the M. L. church South
last Sunday at IL a. IN.
Mr.. JEFF Hook, who has been in Louis
vile for some time, returned last We'd
nesday considerable better.
Mr.. Lon Rhodes was here last Satur-
day. He says Kirk is now one of the
liveliest stations on the road.
We could probably advertise this old
town little next year by putting in a
bid for the G. A. X. encampment.
Lawrence Miller, Will Hook an Jones
Mercer went down to the Falls Of Rough
last Saturday to spend few days fishing.
Suits that touch every netd-plain,
practical and stylish. The price, well,
you'll say its right when we tell you.-
j. A. Witt.
Judge ALL is having the court house
thoroughly renovated. All the offices
are under going thorough cleaning and
the inside walls frightened up.
Because some fellow came in here from
the country last week ami mistook the
signal service flag for small pox sign is
no evidence that we had the disease in
this town.
Morris Eskridge and his son, Jesse, w.
X. Barnes and John Haswell went to
Constantine last Monday, where they
were engaged several days in taking
dispositions.
Several parties dropped in to see us
last week and paid up their subscription
to the News. We are not 80 pushed with
business but what we could make room
for as many more.
ID literary society was organized out
at the college last Saturday night with
membership OF twenty-five. Prof.
shacklett was chosen president and DIR.
Milton Board secretary.
Those applying for positions in the
public school here next fall will be re-
quired to file their application in writ
ing. A meeting OF the trustees was held
few days ago and this plan was decided
upon.
There should be a good crowd out at
the college next Saturday night to be
present at the initial meeting OF the
young literary society. Mental culture
is great thing to lift people up in the
world and all may be somewhat benefit
ed by taking an interest in this society.
Some OF the best looking girls in the
county attend the Normal college. They
are not going out there either TO make a
mash, unless it is on something to broad
en- their intellect. They are not looking
for dudes either. They are a business
set. They can do more and better work
in the literary society than the men and |
give 'em six and the 20.