The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-03-13


Passenger Daily arr. HardinsburS.. T'io am
County Court next Monday.
Prof Hays, OF Brandenburg, is in the
city.
I. G. Lewis has gone into the egg and
poultry business.
Bucket pillow shoes worth 81 so down
to sl.OO at Wits.
1t is just two months until another
Circuit Court sits.
w. S. Beard was in Louisville last
week buying goods.
Judge Milton Board was in Louisville
few days last week.
Julian Brown will run an excursion to
Louisville April 9th.
Full line OF ladies' sho worth 81 70
for 81 25 at ]. A. Wits.
Matthias Miller returned from Han
cock county last Friday.
General line OF merchandise for almost
your own price at Wits.
John Ruby shoes for ladies' and gen.
tlemen going at cost at Wits.
All prices quoted by me are for cash
or country produce.-J. A. Witt.
j. f. Monarch thinks he will move to
Greensboro about the first OF May.
greensboro jeans pants, the best in the
world, only 81 80 pair at Wits.
Mems Congress pillow shoes worth $l.75
now going at 81 % at J. A. Wits.
All persons indebted to me must come
forward and settle at once.-J. A. Witt
Waymond Furrow, OF Cloverport, has
rented farm near Kirk and moved to
it.
Charley Mattingly has qualified as
administrator OF Joseph Mattingly's es-
tate.
Ed Pulliam, who killed preacher in
Hancock county, has escaped from the
asylum.
Leave your subscription and all other
business for the News Office with V. G.
Babbage, Hardinsburg.
Sam Duncan, colored, was brought
here last week from Buras on the charge
of vagrancy and lodged in Jail.
Mrs. Eliza Taylor, after two weeks
stay with friends here, returned to her
home at Rosetta last Thursday.
Jack Williams and wife, colored, go to
Jail until May on the charge Of murder.
They will have close call for the pen.
You can buy watch at Kincheloe's
cheaper now than you ever did before OF
ever will again. March right in and buy
one.
Focian Guthrie, colored, bought the
vacant lot out near the depot last week
at $780, He purchased of Rev. Ham
mon.
Richard Addison was here one day
last week to get out search warrant for
parties who had been stealing his corn
and tobacco.
The sudden death OF Dr. j. B. Cottrell
was received here with general feelings
of regret. The Doctor was we'll known
at this place.
The Masons contemplate having a
celebration here June "a, st. Johns day
All the lodges in the county will unite
and the day will be success.
Jailer, Gus Shellman has more board
ers than usual. There are seven pris-
oners now behind the bars and Gus
thinks the number will increase.
Stuart DeJarnette writes back from
Missouri that he likes the country and
that his family is well pleased with their
new location and that he has fine girl
born Feb. 20.
Ed Beard has purchased the property
near the depot, which formerly belonged
to his father. The carpenters are finish
ing the dwelling house on it which was
begun bOueIlmt ago.
Col. L. Green, Falls Of Rough, was
here few days ago. The Colonel is
running one of the largest saw mills at
the Falls that there is in this country.
He is saving great quantity OF lumber
II the people in the country want to
hear some good sermons during the
week they should not fail to hear Rev.
Bigham. He is one of the greatest
evangelists in the Louisville Conference
Cy Barrens, colored, OF Cloverport,
was divorced, at February court, from
his wife, Annie Barnes. Mrs. Matilda
Stith was not SO fortunate. The court
deferred action on her case until May
term.
To all OF my old friends and patrons, j
am still repairing watches, clocks and all
articles allied 10 the jewellery trade.
Bring your work, best at reasonable cost.
Yours truly,
T. Q. LEWIS & Son.
Rev. S. X. Breeding begins a revival
at the M. f. Church, South, this week.
He will be assisted by the Rev. Bigham.
Rev. Bigham is an evangelist of great
power, and the community will be treat
ed to some fine sermons during his stay.
Said gentleman. the other day. Why