The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-06-16

y, Lewis.
Mr.. Sam Pate, OF this place, and Miss
Leah Payne, of Bewleyville, were mar
ried last Friday.
James Kincheloe, the jeweler has clos
ed out his business here and will locate
at Carrollton, Ky.
Misses Essie Bruner and Cora Shack
lett, of Meade county, are visiting their
uncle, Mr.. A. A. Richardson, at Garfield.
Frank Haswell came home last Friday.
He has been travelling for a saddlery firm
for year or more, but has laid off for
the present.
My shop is we'll equipped for all
repairs of time keeping machinery.
Every thing done first class. Come see
met. G. Lewis.
Mrs. d. McGill returned home from
Louisville last Saturday where she has
been about ten days visiting her sister,
Mrs. Winebrinner.
Frank DeHaven, guardian for Orvile
Frank, has made settlement and resign
ed the trust and NJ. I. Frank was ap-
pointed in his stead.
Mrs. A. A. LATEST, Cloverport, and
her sister, Miss Sallie Miller, of Wash
ington, D. c., were the guests of Mrs. G.
P. Jolly one day last week.
Children's Day was observed at the M.
E. church last Sunday. The house was
proiusely decorated and the program
was excellent. The receipts were about
$40.
c. l.. Pate is an applicant for his old
place as deputy U. S. Marshal. Mr.. Pate
made good officer while he was in the
service and he stands a good show OF
getting the appointment again.
The members OF the Garfield Sunday
school are arranging TO have a Children's
Day the third Sunday in July. They
have made up enough money to pur-
chase an organ and the school is in a
HOuIl5hIug CONDITION.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERs:-I will be at
Rock Vale June %, Glendeane 90, Nc
Daniels "a, jacksonville 25, Custer 20.
All taxpayers whose taxes are now due
must meet me on said dates and settle
their taxes. S. A. PATE, S. B. G.
Mrs. Owen Cunningham, Mrs. Kate
Beard, Mrs. G. L. Beard, Mrs. James
Mrs. V. G. Babbage and Miss
lula Daniel will go to Hawesville to at
tend the annual meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society which con-
yenes there next Saturday.
Nicensed to marry: Owen Robbins
% Eliza NJ. jolly, L. S. Nc Afee to Jennie
Mullen, Clovis Walls to Mary A. Haw-
Nins, John @ Willett to Mrs. Annie M.
stewart, S. w. Pate to Leah L. Payne,
Henry w. eastman to Lille S. Avitt
Warren Burnett to Efiiie Bowman.
Mr.. Mac Avitt was here last Friday.
lie has just returned from school at Val
'araiso, Indiana. He and Mr.. Harman
will be applicants for the public school
lere again this fall. We hope they may
'e successful as they gave very general
abstraction to the patrons last year.
The directors of the Breckenridge
Normal College met last week and de-
ided to employ new teachers for the en-
uing college term. Prof. L. G. Crabbe is |
n applicant for the position. Prof. |
)rabbe is now in Missouri, but desires to |
et back to Hardinsburg. He taught a |
cry successful school here several years
go.
For fear Of some Misunderstanding on
ccount of Mr.. Kincheloe closing out |
is jewelry business, wish to have it
Understood l am not closing out my
epair shop, but will do all repairs in my
ne as heretofore. Bring me your work
GU will be pleased both with work and
rice. Your jeweler,
T. O. Lewis.
James Snyder, living within about a
lille OF this place, was taken up and
led last week for lunacy and sent to
Re asylum. Mr.. Snyder's mind has not
cen right Tor more than a year. Last
eek he got his gun and threatened to
III his wife. He snapped it at her once
: twice, but fortunately, 1t didn't go of.
omplaint was made TO the County
idge who issued writ and put him
nder arrest. Sheriff Pate and Newt
Vnder accompanied him TO the asylum.
is friends think he may get all right In
few months.
Mr., Cain, Of Meade county, dropped
here one day last week and went into
10 County Clerks office on the hunt Of
10 title to the town Of Caneyville, Gray
N county. Mr.. Cain says he owns the
wn Of Caneyville by inheritance from
> gran dfather. He went over TO con-
j Barnes a kincheloe, attorneys.
} employed th EN- 10 write 10 the Mayor
and demand ona thousand 4
llan spot cash for his possessions or /
N over the town 70 bin. Mr.. Cain