The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-02-27

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Court adjourned last Friday.
DIR. Ben Harmed was in town last Sat
urday.
Rev. s. X. Breeding went to Louis
vile Monday.
Born, Feb. %, to the wife Of J. f.
Monarch, girl.
Felix Hambleton, Of color, has been
on the sick list
DIR. r. II. McMullen, McDaniels, was
in town last Saturday.
Mr.. Riley Dowell has been appointed
administrator OF G I. MERGERS estate.
MissLillieMcGuffin was here last week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert McGufiin.
Clerk Cunningham has appointed
7. Pate a deputy near the Falls q
Rough.
w. X. Barnes and Allen Kincheloe
have formed a partnership in the law
business.
Tim Hartman has bought the Singleton
farm. He has contracted with Mat Bell
to build a house on it.
Collars, harness, trace chains, just re-
ceived. We can give you some bargains
in these goods. \. Witt.
DIR. J. W. Burch, of McQuady, was in
town last Monday. lie reports good
deal OF sickness in his locality.
Sheriff Cy Pate and his Deputy Frank
Payne, left Saturday morning with Joe
Gray and Pad Smith for Eddyville.
There is touch OF attractiveness in
the styles and assortment OF our new
stock Of hats just received.-J. A. Witt
Get your eye in line and come to the
place where the greatest bargains can
be had in all spring goods. A. Witt
G.. w. Beard & Son are arranging to
move their store goods into the store
house formerly occupied by Mr.. 7. M
Miller.
Mr., J. NJ. Taylor, OF Tennessee, wa:
here last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j
p. Haswell. He is a grandson OF Rev. j
w. Taylor.
Mrs. Meador obtained a judgment o
$500 damages against the Turnpike
Company. The company has asked fol
an appeal.
This is not the spring season although
the weather feels very much like it. Gle
ready for spring when it comes in earn
est by buying your collars, harness, trace
chains, etc. from j. A. Witt.
Mr.. Clarence Penick, OF Custer, wa
here yesterday and left years sub
scription to the News. His address il
the future will be Irvington, KY, wher'
he has just been newly married and liv
ing happy as lark.
Jack Williams and wife, OF color, wer,
brought mp from Glendeane last Satur
day and lodged in Jail on the charge o
manslaughter. They are accused of beat
ing and bruising one, Lula Brandon, o
color, from which she died.
The magistrates courts in the count.
| will be held in March. In the Nc
Daniels precipct the court will be held a
Rock Vale. In the Custer district a
Buras. In the Bewleyville district a
Bewleyville. In the Union Star distric
at Stephensport.
License to marry.-D. c. Bell to Emm
F. Fell, w. d. Payne to Annie Z. Jor
dan, J. c. Cart to Nancy Elder, r. c
Carter to Miss n. NJ. DeHaveD, j. I
Hatfield to Miss Fannie Morris, Ben
jamin Huffins TO Miss Della Thornhill
Aaron Dowell to Miss Corda Below.
There is some maple sugar on tn
market. When Joe Hampton wa
here a man could get homemade suga
from Joe most any time he wanted il
Joe commenced bringing in sugar earl.
in January and kept it up until October
lie didn't have but one tree on his plac
either, they say, and that was a knott.
white oak which stood in one corner o
his yard.
John Hook, Sr., says he is sixty year
old, has always lived in this county, wa
born in it, worked at the shoe trade 70
more than forty-fve years, has neve
been sued in all his life, has used tobac
co for fifty years, but has now quit thu
filthy habit and is proud Of it. His ad
vice to others is to do the same for tn,
reason that he feels better now than h'
has felt for years.