The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-12-29


You can swear off again next SAtur-
day.
The merchants report very good
trade.
Mrs. G. w. Beard is visiting in Louis
vile.
John P. Haswell, Jr. left for Frankfort
yesterday.
Big meeting at Antioch next week.
Well be there.
This town ought to get a move on her
in ninety-eight.
Sam Pate and wife, Of Bewleyville, are
visiting here this week.
Miss Stella McGillen, OF Louisville, is
visiting Mis-. Clint Hook.
wathen McGary came down from
New Albany last Saturday.
R. E. Woods, Louisville, was here
Monday on legal business.
There will be watch meeting at the
NJ. E. church, Friday night.
Miss Bell Mccain, OF Rome, Ind, is
the guest OF Miss Jesse Kyler.
w. ]. Piggott and wife, Irvington,
spent Saturday and Sunday here.
The deposition taken at the Office Of
V. G. Babbage are all type written.
Miss Gertie Barnes, of Rome, Ind, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Barnes.
Marvin Beard and his sister, Miss
Bessie, are at home for the holidays.
Miss Irene Board is at home this week
from Glendeane to spend the holidays.
George Driskell, OF Hawesville, was
here last week visiting his fathers
family.
Misses Matte and BulaHook are spend
ing the week here with their young
friends.
The County Teachers Association will
meet at Garfield the third Saturday in
January.
Tice Jolly has been appointed admins
traitor OF the estate Of Dudley Miller,
deceased.
Graham Eskridge, Tom Bowmer and
Court Cox came down from Louisville
last Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Beard, OF Louisville, is here
this week visiting her father, Major
Horace Scott.
Uncle Jimmy DeJernett died at his
home near this place last Thursday,
aged eighty.fve.
There are a half doz4n or more Har-
dinsburg boys at the Louisville Wagon
Works, doing we'll.
Miss Lille Scott, who has been in
Louisville for a month or more returned
home last Saturday.
Kimball Hartman wishes to dispose OF
his farm near town with a view OF return
ing to Mississippi to live.
AS assignee of Charles Radenheimer,
we would like to sell his one-third inter
est in distillery near Askins.
Mrs w. II. Kyler and daughter, Miss
Jesse, who have been i'll for the past
week with Aux, are improving.
Frank Haswell's children came up
from Cloyerport last Saturday, to spend
a week with their grandmother.
Harman Driskell and Miss Lucinda
Tivitt were married near mere last Fri
day. Rev. Minor Campton officiating.
Watt Lennin writes home from Los
Angles, California, that he is getting
ready to start to the Klondike in a few
days.
b. f. Beard and his daughter, Miss
Bessie will start for California in about
two weeks. They will remain until
spring.
Rev. II. G. Hook has just returned
from La Rue county where he has:been
engaged in a successful meeting for
several weeks
We are sorry TO hear OF the condition
Of our friend Will X. MoOrmen at Glen
deane. We hope he may be able TO pull
through this ordeal.
Matthias Hendricks and Miss Lucy,
the eldest daughter Of John Squires were
married at the brides home, near this
place last Thursday, Rev. James Lewis
officiating.
Our young nephew at Brandenburg is
making a real good paper OF the Messen-
ger. He deserves all the encouragement
and support the good people OF Meade
can give him.
Within the last few weeks the follow
ing deaths have occurred in the Long
Lick country: Mrs. DR.. Morton, DIR.
Thomas o. Mooreman, John Bratcher,
Dudley Miller and Mira Robert Wells.
The largest stock OF holiday goods in
this place, Just received. Everything
that is new and desirable for Christmas
can be found with US. All goods marked
10 the lowest figure. Come and see u.s.
A. A. Richardson. Garfield.
The entertainm NJ s'vfn by Mrs.
Wlthers, assisted by the Young ladies
and young men Of the town, last Friday