The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-01-23

. Passenger Daily arr. Hardinsburg.. TAO Am
Roland Smith, OF Stephensport, was
here last Friday.
Mr.. James Jerald is out buying tobac-
co for J. A. Witt.
Mr.. Geo. w. Jolly, Greensboro, was in
town last Saturday.
Miss Hattie May came home last Sat
urday from Webster.
q. w. Beard has been confined to his
bed for the past week.
TT. Mattingly, Cloverport, qualified
Monday as Notary Public.
Mrs. James Beard, Jr., is resisting her
husbands action for divorce.
Thomas Anderson has qualified as con-
stable in the Bewleyville district.
Mr.. Warren May gave a social to a
number Of his young friends last week.
Mrs. Annie Bishop and her daughter
returned to their home in Louisville last
week.
Mrs. Sally Meador has returned home
after a few days visit to her father in the
country.
The tavern license of w. II. Carman
OF Irvington, was transferred to John w.
Beauchamp.
Prof ]. NJ. Dugan, of Brandenburg,
arrived last Saturday to assist Prof. Shack
lett in his school.
The case OF Stephens Trustee against
l. st. l.. & 7. has been affirmed in the
Court OF Appeals
Mrs. Henderson, OF Webster, was here
last week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Anon Kincheloe.
Mr.. James l.. Skillman has been APP
pointed deputy in the Circuit Clerks
Office with his father.
Miss Julia Breeding entertained a
number OF her young friends last Satur-
day, it being her birthday.
The parties in the Beard and Beeler
law suit were taking dispositions before
Commissioner Babbage last week.
The Second Quarterly meeting OF the
NJ. +. Church, South, will be held at
Ephesus next Saturday and Sunday in
stead of Webster as was announced last
week.
Mr.. John Alexander has decided his
hotel property here to his daughter, Mrs.
Lee Meyer. Mr.. Alexander thinks he
will return to his farm near Buras in
about month.
In the County Court last Monday an
order was made directing a public road
to he opened leading from the Custer
and Elizabethtown road over the High
Plains towards Big Spring.
The total amount expended last year
by the Board OF Trustees in defraying
the expenses OF the town was $650.43.
This included fees paid to officers. Prof.
Shacklett, the clerk OF the board, has
made up an itimized statement showing
receipts and expenditures.
County Clerk, Owen Cunningham, APP
pointed the following deputies last week
Peter Bennett and Mac Quiggins, Hud.
son; j. j. keenan,, Tar Fork VIM. Mat.
thews, West View; r. l.. Oelze, Clover
port Milton Coke, McDaniels; +. A.
Miller Stephensport.
The following settlements were filed
Alfred Miller, Executor Of Matilda T..
Miller, deceased; A. McMeador, Adj
ministrator OF Elisha Meador, deceased (;
j. S. Cart, Administrator of Mary l..
Barger; Dan'l Spradling, Guardian for
VIM. ID. Spradling Davis c. johnson,
Guardian for Finis +. johnson.
About twenty-five or thirty witnesses
have been summoned for the Common
wealth, in the case OF the Common
wealth against Lewis Swink for murder.
The case is set for the third day OF the
February term, and If trial is had II
may take up several days Of the Court.
That was a good piece Of work the
News did for the newly elected county
officials and all Of them appreciated it.
Capt. VIM. ALL is holding things level
in the Judges Office. lie held his first
court last Monday. The new sheria's
are busy every day working up their
business for Circuit Court.
DR.. ]. c. Bush will remain at the Har'
dinsburg hote! until February LIST. Per
sons desiring any work in dentistry will
find the doctor at his room all hours in
the day. An unusual rush OF business
has forced him 10 stay here as late as
February, but he will probably be COM