The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-02-06

are visiting in Louisville.
We get our enthusiasm from the bar
gains we SELL. A. Witt.
Mr.. Morris Eskridge went to Holt last
Saturday on legal business.
disappointment James Miller's
school has closed at Oakland.
Mr.. Able Gillingwater, of Bewleyville,
was here Friday on legal business.
VIM. II. Bell will assist Mr.. r. S. Skill
man at the clerks desk next week.
Mr.. Samuel Davidson, Falls of Rough,
is reported to be quite i'll at Greensboro.
We want cash. We want produce.
Everything you want we have it.-J. A.
Witt.
Roland Smith, the popular hotel man
of Stephensport, was here one day last
week.
Miss Matte Hook is in the city to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Gus Shellman.
Mrs. Blanche Mosely went TO Rock
Vale last week to spend few days with
Miss Lille Cooper.
Mr.. John Alexander left for his farm
yesterday. The hotel he vacates is run
by Mr.. Lee Meyer.
Dr. j. C. Bush, who has been at the
Lennin Hotel for two weeks left for
Hawesville yesterday.
Mr.. Jones Mercer came down from
Louisville Monday to spend few days
with his fathers family.
Mr. T. &. Lewis health is improving,
slightly, but he has been confined to his
home for several weeks.
The Beard and Beeler suit will not he
tried at this term. The taking of depo-
sitions is not yet complete.
The prices we have put on this stock
of shoes are below anything we have
heretofore made.-J. A. Witt.
Clerk owen Cunningham appointed
G. w. Stone a deputy clerk at Jolly's
Station and c. w. Smith at TauPs, Mon
day.
Mr. Joseph f. Wright, of Louisville,
came down Monday to spend few days
with his wife, who is visiting Judge
Mercer.
Our spring stock of shoes are coming
in and the prices on them are so low
you'll think you have found them.
A. Witt.
Houston T Pool was br)ugh. to town
Monday and lodged in jail on bastardy
warrant sworn out against him by Mary
Elizabeth Taylor.
The suit of Mrs. james p Meador
against the Hardinsburg and Cloverport
Turnpike Company for damages will
likely be heard this term.
Mr.. G. w. Stone, merchant at Jolly's
Station, was in town Monday. lie says
business is looking up at his place.
Read his ad in another column,
Everett Jolly's trial in the Federal
Court at greensboro was continued until
the June term next. All the parties and
witnesses returned home last Saturday.
Col. L Green, Falls Of Rough, was
here last Saturday taking dispositions in
a suit he has against some parties in
Chicago, to whom he sold bill Of lum-
Der and who refused to pay him.
Young Frank Hook, who left home
some ten days ago, has recently been
heard from at point near Springfield,
Ill. The young man went away unex-
pectedly TO his parents, and they were
quite uneasy about him for several days.
The Teachers Association which met
at West View last Saturday was the most
successful yet held. There were about
twenty teachers present and number OF
people from the surrounding neighbor-
hood gathered in to witness the pro-
ceedings.
\ County Superintendent Driskell has
Just got through visiting the schools in
the county. He said fifty schools had
closed He is now paying off the teach
ers for their work. They only draw
ninety per cent, however, there being
a deficit in the general school fund.
The business for Circuit Court, which
begins next Monday, runs well up TO an
average docket. Some sixty new cases
appear on the civil side and these in con-
nection with the references that we're
carried over from last term will be sulli-
cient to make up two weeks session
On the criminal docket there is one MUIR
der case which, if taken up, may con-
sumo two or three days.
People in this community were not
surprised TO hear that Capt. Geo. Mercer
had been sent TO the asylum. Mr.. Mer-
GERS actions Of late have been so unlike
him heretofore that many considered his
mind unbalanced. For several months
he has been on the 90 constantly, con-
tracted for several farms and done many
other peculiar things. Mr.. Mercer had
several warm friends here who were
sorry 10 learn Of his misfortune.
Have yea Renewed your subscrIp-
lion for 1893.
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