The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-07-29
HARDlNSBURG.
Politics is Warming up Sam Marshall
10 at Home on a visit-Institute
Notes.
lldred Pate has a new bicycle.

Eldfed Pate has a new bicycle.
Lee Meyer went to Louisville Satur-
day.
Miss Maggie Smith is visiting at Gar
field.
Bate Ilerndon, IrvipgtoD, was here
last Friday.
Miss Maggie Brodie is visiting Miss
Alice Baker.
Miss Elizi Hook, Garfield, is visiting
Miss lula Hook.
Miss Irene Board is visiting Miss Essie
Board at Custer.
Miss Eva eastman, Union Star, is Wis
iting Mrs. Cunningham.
Percy Taylor, Of Russellville, KY, was
here few days last week.
Marion Humphrey, West View, has
purchased $40 % bicycle.
Johnnie Kincheloe will teach the
Union Star school this fall.
Take the News if you want to keep
posted on the silver movement.
Miss Flora Smith has been visiting in
the country for the last three weeks.
Miss Mary Snyder has just returned
from visit to Miss Lula Snyder, Custer.
Miss Lucy May gave a social party to
a number OF young friends last Friday
night.
Mrs. McGufiin, of Constantine, is here
this week visiting her son, Robert Nc
Guilin.
The Cloverport kid nine came
out here last Satur lay and got badly
done up.
Profs. Roberts and Kerrick arrived
here Monday to work up interest in the
B. n. g.
The Chinese Missionary will lecture
at the Methodist church South to-mor-
row night.
Misses Bessie Snyder and Annie West
are visiting Miss Mary Snyder at Phillip
Durham's.
A. NJ. Puliam was here this week.
lie is travelling for an accident Life In
surance Compay.
/. f. McClurs, Leitch6eld, was here
Monday. He was trying to revive the
llardinsburg Leader.
Owen Cunningham, Judge Ahl and
Jesse Whitworth attended the Stephens
port picnic Saturday.
Sam Marshall, who has been in Hi
nois for some time, is at home on visit.
He expects to return in a few weeks.
Reports from the interior of the coun-
ty are that good deal OF wheat has been
damaged by being left in the shock.
Owen Cunningham has been elected
a delegate TO the State Sunday School
Convention from the NJ f. church
South.
Matthias Miller and Mrs. DIR. Milton
Board went to Greensboro, last week to
see Mr.. Monarch's little child, which was
dangerously i'll.
Misses Rebecca Owings and Susie
Elder, who have been attending school
here several months, returned to their
home at Woolf Greek last Sunday.
V. d. Burton was in town few days
last week. 1t was his first appearance
here since his trip to the st. Louis Re-
publican Convention. Mr.. Burton is
enthusiastic for his ticket and doubtless
will be heard from on the stump be-
tween now and the election.
Tue apostles of free silver and sound
money are to be seen and heard on al
most every corner OF the town. This
place is head quarters for the politicians
too. 1t will not be long until you can
be able to tell how every district in the
county will stand on the financial ques-
ton here, so interested are the boys.
The following suits have been filed in
Circuit Court since last May: Brecken-
ridge county vs. j. S. DeJernette 4 Co.,
Chintz Royalty VS. Beard & Beeler,
Boone Embrey vs. Julia Embrey, Rebec-
ca Miller VS. VIM. Robertson, Sarah @.
Stults Va Frank Stults, j. b. Gibson vs.
Ben Lay, and Ben F. Payne and Edward
S. Davis vs. Amanda Davis.