The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-04-03

See J. A. Wits clothing.
Court Of claims this week.
Browns excursion next Saturday.
Jesse Miller, Sample, was here last
Friday.
Vic Bowmer, Cloverport, was here last
Sunday.
Miss Hattie May has returned nom
Webster.
II you want a state certificate attend
Breckenridge Normal.
Miss Tida Mercer returned from Hop
kinsville last Saturday.
Notice.-Parties wanting empty hogs
heads see Winebrenner.
Excursion from Fordsville to Louis
vile, Saturday, April 9th.
A number of new scholars came in last
Monday to enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Beard went to
Union Star last Saturday.
Mr.. Ed Wright, Louisville, was here
last Saturday and Sunday.
Huse Morgan, marshal, Stephensport,
was here one day last week.
Charley Humphrey, Louisville, was
down last week to see his mother.
Miss Salie Richardson returned to
her home in Union Star last Saturday.
Mr.. j. A. Quiggins has been commits
stoned Notary Public for this county.
Save your money these hard times by
buying your clothing from ]. A. Witt.
It's astonishing now cheap a suit OF
clothes can be bought from j. A. Witt.
All persons indebted to me must come
forward and settle at once.-J. A. Witt.
Wallace and Taylor Babbage are visit
ing their grandfather near Bewleyville.
Every dollar is worth two-nowadays
see prices on clothing at J. A. Wits.
Beautiful line OF spring clothing. The
price doesn't cut any figure at ]. A. Wits
Miss Minnie Murray, Cloverport, was
here Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
II. Beard.
The work of Breckenridge Normal has
so increased that new teachers must be
employed.
If you want your business to improve,
advertise in the News. Everybody
reads this paper.
ID Licensed to marry w. B. Tucker to
Miss A. b. Miner, John w. Kelm to
Miss Mary NJ. Chism.
Leave your subscription and all other
business for the News Office with V. G..
Babbage, Harlinsburg.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet with Mrs. Lora Gard
ner next Friday evening.
All teachers wishing to prepare for
June examinations will enter Brecken-
ridge Normal, April 1st.-R. p. Shack
lett.
Mr.. w. G. Morrow, candidate for Rail-
road Commissioner from this district was
here last Friday shaking hands with the
| Democrats.
Mrs. NJ. d. Humphrey, OF West View,
who was 80 dangerously i'll a few days
ago, is now thought to be better, and her
friends think she will recover.
Prof. p. B. Hays arrived last week to
act as one of the principals OF the Hard
insburg College. The community is
glad to welcome his return.
II you want summer term you can
get one in Breckenridge Normal COM
mencing June 10th. Write for catalogue.
r. P. Shacklett, Hardinsburg.
One of the heirs OF James L. Mccoy
appeared in the County Court last Mon
day and moved for additional security in
the bond OF r. B. Garden as administra-
tor of said James L Mccoy.
J. f. Monarch has resigned as Chair
man OF the Democratic County Committe
and has notified the members of the
Committee to meet here on the 18th OF
April to accept his resignation and elect
his successor.
Mrs. Mosely and Miss Ida May have
each purchased bicycle. They are the
first among the ladies to introduce the
wheel here. Others will no doubt fol-
low their example soon as they seem to
enjoy the sport.
Rev. Quinn left last week for Mexico,
Missouri. Brother Quinn is a young
Baptist minister who had numerous
friends here. He was particularly a d
mired by some Of the ladies who regret
his departure.
Curtis Pulliam made his escape from
the HOpkinsville asylum and returned
here last week. He was rearrested by
the officers and returned. Talking to
some parties young Pulliam said his
mind was all right and he protested
against being sent back, but the authori-
ties thought that he should best be sent
back and held until properly discharged.
Some think his mind will be fully re-
stored in short time.
Fire last week did great damage TO
many farmers in this county. Many
hundred panels OF fence were burned
and several tobacco houses. In the
neighborhood Of West View the loss Of
fencing from the fire was considerable.
One party lost his dwelling house, tobac-
co barn and large crop OF tobacco. Out