The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-07-07

at this place to Ed Guthrie.
Fresh bread every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday-James Hook.
Mr., and Mrs. Adams, Of Leitchfield,
are visiting Charley Heston
Eyer been on the parlor cars on the
Texas? Mighty fine sailing.
The Kentucky Photo Company will be
in Hardinsburg about July 10.
The rabbits and ground hogs are get
ting two thick around this town.
H>Monroe Wheeler who was sent to the
poor house from Clifton Minis, died last
week.
Miss Iva Carlton, OF Rosetta, was the
guest Of Miss Allie Witt few days last
week.
Photos at 75c. per dozen or Doc. for one
half dozen by the Kentucky Photo Com
pany.
Charley Miller did not get $l1S for his
two head of cattle as reported but
$104 60.
l am still repairing watches, clocks,
jewelry, silverware and spectacles.-T.
G. Lewis.
II it is too hot for you, you can 90
down to the lake and crawl under the
ice house.
Misses Meta and Ada Beard went ND
to Mrs. Munford's, last Saturday to
spend the 4th.
Mr.. Owen Cunningham and his two
daughters are visiting his fathers family
near Chensult.
The candidates and picnics are little
too frequent. GIVE us a little red lemon
ade for change.
The Garfield Sunday School will
observe Children's Day the third Sun
day in this month.
Jerry Tilford, conductor on the branch,
was here one day last week taking a
look at our town.
If you will run in all the candidates,
the attendance at the picnics will be
slim this summer.
Rev. S. F. Kelly preached a red hot
sermon on temperance at the M. L.
church last Sunday.
Zeno Hendrick was in Louisville last
week and closed out mis- tobacco. He
sold at very good profit.
George Barley, of Stephensport, has
been appointed to the A. M. College at
Lexington by supt. Driskell.
George W. Snyder was in town Mon
day and qualified as administrator of the
estate of Riley Snyder deceased.
The County Teachers Institute will
meet Monday, July 10. 1t will be con-
Quoted by Prof. A, R. Thomas, of Eliza
BEETHOVEN.
A boy will ride bicycle four miles the
hottest day that ever came, but if you
want him to hoe cabbage fifteen minutes
its awful
My shop is well equipped for all |
repairs OF time keeping machinery.
Every thing done first class. Come see
met. @. Lewis.
Some people are OF the opinion that |
fifteen dollar plank fence around an
eleven thousand dollar county Jail is in |
poor taste. Good enough for these pros
narity timaa fhouob
All you have to do now to get up a
picnic is to get up three or four chunks
OF mutton, a bucket of water with one
lemon in it few slices of light bread
and advertise for a crowd.
The new Touring mill out at Kirk will |
give that place fresh boom. A good |
mill adds custom TO any point. Such an
investment ought to be profitable at
Kirk. 1t has fine country to back it
and number Of successful farmers.
The Walter Clark old farm is being
brought out this year. May and Elder
have big crop on it and with some
improvements they have made on II,
the old farm looks like quite another
place. There is enough land in ii for
Tour good farms.
Mrs. Abe Sanders, who lives few
miles back of Balltown, was brought
here one day last week and adjudged a
unatie, Mrs. Sanders condition was a
very sad one. She was completely brok-
an down in health and talked in wild
strain all the time. She left three little
at her home to be cared for by
her friends. Her two sisters came 10
The court house with her and their part
ing was an extremely sad one.
The directors Of the Breckenridge
Normal College met at the bank build
ing Monday afternoon TO elect a princi-
pal OF the college for the ensuing year.
Present. Morris Eskridge, President,
B. +. Beard, DIR. A. NJ. Kincheloe and
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