The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-09-02


Saturday at the big silver rally.
DIR. J. C. Bush will be in this place
about the middle Of September.
Leave your subscription to the News
with V. q. Babbage, Hardinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gully, Cloverport,
were here Sunday, visiting Mrs. Witt
Johnnie Kincheloe left last Saturday
to take charge OF his school at Union
Star.
Miss Minnie Reading, OF Hawesville,
arrived Saturday to visit Mrs. c. L.
Beard.
T. c. Lewis has opened his jewelry
shop in the old Novelty store Tief &
Hoben.
Frank Beard left yesterday to attend
the Sound Money Convention at India
napolis.
owen Cunningham and Gus Shellman
attended the picnic at Union Star last
Saturday.
James Bishop, who came down from
Louisville some time ago in bad health,
is improving.
Mrs. Colgan, who has been visiting
here for some time returned TO Webster
last Saturday.
Miss Fannie Smith left last wetk for
Elizabethtown to take position in the
public school there.
Rev. Z. E. Pate went down to the Falls
Monday to survey the lands OF Samuel
Davidson deceased.
Mrs. Robert McGuiIin attended the
State Sunday School Convention, at
0wensboro last week.
Mrs. Amanda Smith and daughter,
Miss Abel, and Mrs. Lum Smith are
visiting at Stepensport.
Mrs. Charles G. Read, OF Louisville, is
here this week visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Beard.
Milton Board, Jr. and Joe b Cox at
tended the Congressional Convention at
Elizabethtown last week.
Where honey is there are bees, where
bargains reign that's herel crowds col
lect,-Jsmes Kincheloe, the jeweler.
The price made to you, on watches
clocks and musical instruments, will as.
tonish you. Visit my store,-James
Kincheloe.
Robert McGuffin will make an address
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, in the interest OF Sun
day Schools.
Richard May is a red-hot silver mar
and he doesn't believe thst eOck-and-bul
story that Parker is coming here Satur
day to do up Bronston.
The owners of the Hambleton Hote
ought TO give the building new coat o
paint. 1t would serve to brighten NJ
things on that square little.
Marvin Beard went down to Halves
vile last week and entered the bicycle
race. They do say he would have wor
the first prize had he not bursted BIZ
wheel.
n. II. Wellington will move over from
Union Star this week to Phillip Dur
hams farm. He will take charge OF til,
place and work it. Mr.. Durham beinl
too old to give the farm any attention
FoR SALE-A small stock Of groceries
coniectioneries and 6Etures,s good hous'
and splendid location for a bakery, o.
restaurant, which is greatly needed il
Hardinsburg. Rent on house very
reasonable. For particulars call on OF
write, Tom McGill, Hardinsburg, Nv.
1t is reported here that parties favor
ing whisky license have a petition in
circulation to secure the requisite mum
Der of signers 10 have a vote taken on
the license question this fall. The vote
will be confined TO the district as II was
three years ago, and the number OF petit
| TONERS are two hundred to order an elec.
ton.
N'The following is a list OF marriage
license issued during the month oI
August Raphael Knott to Mary Davis
]. H.. 7. Godsey to Laura Smith, Il A.
Nissan to Make Bandy, r. NJ. Fenwick
To e. A. Roberts, Ellis NJ. Roberts to
Nettie Parsons, Eddie Hall 10 Eliza Par
sons, Robert NJ. Parsons to NJ billie Beau.
champ, Walter Campbell TO Mary E,
Bowmer, Isaac Voyles to Mary Haycrait,
George Davis TO Mealny sipes
NorIcE.
am now doing the repairs OF watches,
clocks, spctacles jewelry and silver ware,
shop next door 10 John Hoben's store,
opposite Hamilton Hotel. Call and see
me II. q. Lewis.