The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-09-01
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The public school will open septem-
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Miss Maggie Smiths school will open
Sept.
Jesse Eskridge went to Irvington last
Saturday.
Dent Brown has boy quite sick with
typhoid fever.
Crawford Lyons, Of Sample, was here
last Friday.
Don't buy your fertilizer until you see
@. ID Payne.
There is protracted meeting in pro-
gress at Mt. Zion.
Joel Pile, of Glendeane, was in town
last Thursday.
John squires purchased car load of
corn last week.
James Miller went to Louisville Mon
day, to sell his tobacco.
Lee Meyer is still handling large lots
Of both cattle and hogs.
N Ill tickets were sold here for the ex-
cursion last Thursday.
Owen Cunningham came home quite
sick last Thursday night.
Miss Marion Babbage has returned to
her home in Cloverport.
Warren May and his sister, Miss Lucy,
are visiting at Sacramento.
Fenley Mitchell, of Mooleyville, was
visiting here last week.
Hook, Miller & Co are running their
Touring mill night and day.
Miss Lena Hensley thinks of attending
the Georgetown Female College.
Will compare grade and prices on fer
tilizer with anybody-C. d. Payne.
Miss Matte Wheatley, of Jolly, was
visiting the Miss Teaff here last week.
Miss Lille Scott has been in Louisville
for sometime having her eyes treated.
Johnnie Hoben went to Louisville last
week to purchase his fall stock Of goods.
Miss Irene Board left last Saturday to
take charge Of her school at Glendeane.
Thomas Withers and wife returned
from the Nashville Exposition Monday.
George Jolly and John Riley went to
Louisville last Tuesday to sell their to-
bacco.
Miss Verna and Zula Monarch were
the guests Of Mrs. DIR. Milton Board last
week.
Miss Mary Bell Basham, OF Union Star,
was visiting Mrs. Gus Shellman last
week.
A lot of Horse Shoe Brand fertilizer for
wheat. See me before you buy.-C. D
Payne.
Sheriff Pate purchased eleven head OF
young cattle last week and sent them
out to his farm.
Mrs Richard Carman and son, OF Blu
ras were here last week visiting Mrs. Robt
McGuffin.
Mr.. and Mrs Allie Withworth, OF
Stephensport, were here last week visit
ing G.. d. Shellman.
n Mr.. Frank Haswell's family left for
Cloverport yesterday, where they will
reside in the future.
Mrs. ]. A. Witt and Allie and Julia
Witt, visited friends at Stephensport,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Virgo Hardin was here one day
last week and qualified as Administra-
tor OF her husbands estate.
Graham Eskridge came down on the
excursion last Thursday and is spending
q few days with his fathers family.
Mrs Tom Macy vino has been i'll for
sometime with typhoid fever, took re-
lapse few days ago and is not 80 we'll.
For Subsidiaries Radenheimer's one
third interest in distillery and fixtures
near Askins, KY. G. Babbage, AS
signee.
Misses Addie X. and Lizzie Eskridge,
Allie Witt, Morris Kincheloe and JEFF
Dillon were visiting Bessie Eskridge last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Beard accom-
panied by their grandaughters, Nettie
and Ada Beard are attending the exposi-
ton at Nashville
4 Mrs Ben Macy died at her home near
here les. Wednesday, with typhoid fever.
Her remains were inferred in the ceme-
terry at Freedom.
Clancy DeHaven's new warehouse
is about completed We are glad to note
something new and on the road Of pro-
gress and improvement.
p. NJ. Beard, jeff Hook, John Hook,
Joe Cox, Nat Hook and NJ. II Beard
composed a fishing and hunting party TO
Rough creek last week.
Mrs ]. A. Witt, Allie and Julius Witt,
and Misses Allie and Julia DeJernett
and Taylor Babbage spent an enjoyable
evening out at Mrs. Blythe's last week.
ATTENTION LADIES - Use Heinzs
picking vinegar. Your pickles pre-
served and ready for table use without
useing brine. For sale by j. II. Hook,
the baker.
The Cincinnati Cooperage Company
has stacked about sixty thousand slaves
on their yard near the depot ready for
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