The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-05-12

Walter Clarke has gone to Dakota.
Go 10 your district convention on the
%.
Mrs. Sneed has moved here from Lou
isville.
Miss Tulu Daniel returned fro m st.
Louis last Saturday.
NMr. Ed Goodson and Miss Mary Allen
are to be married May 81.
Don't run from the grand jury. Stand
your ground and quit your meanness.
Richard Shellman sold three hun
dred bushels Of wheat last week at 90c.
Allen Kincheloe was at Bewleyville
last Friday attending Magistrates court.
The town is full Of people this week.
You can't get full on anything else tho
Mr.. Owen Cunningham's mother re-
turned TO her home near Chenault last
week.
Remember you can still get some
good bargains in iewelry 1T James
Kincheloe's.
Miss Tida Mercer gave her Sunday
school class picnic down b. the lake
last Saturday.
Fine silver ware, watches and jewelry
Of all descriptions going at cost-James
Kincheloe.
Mrs. Emma Stun, who is here visiting
her mother will remain until after Dis
trict conference.
Bishop Wilson will arrive. Well, il
you want TO see real live one you had
better come early.
Mrs. W. II. Thompson and daughter,
OF st. Louis are the guests OF Miss Tulu
Daniel this week.
MIR. Laurence Alexander, OF New York
city, was here last Monday, the guest Of
Mrs. V. G. Babbage.
The District Conference will soon be
on hand. Let everybody come, always
room for one more.
Any thing in my house at cost for the
next ten days, Goods must be closet
out-Jsmes Kincheloe.
The girls think it's all right to marry
but they don't want fellow that's beer
spoilt by his mother.
Dolph Jones, of Big Spring, was her,
one day last week. He is for the Demo
cratic ticket out and cut.
Did you ever notice it that most all tn,
road overseers call their hands out abou
two weeks ahead Of the grand jury.
Sheriff s. A. Pate will probably tax
the town collectors place this year. Tn
levy has been fixed at 81. so and 25c.
w. X. Barnes and Morris Eskridg
went to Louisville last Saturday to TAX
dispositions in the Wellington divorc
suit.
Yes, there is plenty of confidence, Blu
it takes the same old gilt edged paper t,
get little indulgence on four month
| time.
Some Of the girls want the marriag
ceremony to read that a woman is I,
have all the money she needs withou
asking for it.
Joseph Teaf has been making som
extensive repairs on his dwelling God
frey Haswell is dressing it up with
fresh coat of paint.
LATE Miller's little boy, Luther, fell on
OF barn last Sunday and broke his arm
DR.. J. T. Baker went out and set it anC
the boy is doing we'll.
Jim Gardner is selling corn at fiv
cents can, and that's cheaper than yo
could make it II you had man to plan
it and furnish the fertilizer.
The Executive Committee Of the Coun
ty Sunday School Union met at IrvinC
ton last Thursday and fixed the date G
the county Conyention for Wednesda
June I6.
will be here eight or ten days, prob
ably as much as two weeks, and / will
sell any piece Of goods in my house q
cost for that time. mean just what
say--James Kincheloe
James Tucker, Of Harmed, has move,
his family to this place and occupies tn
old Hensley property. He is erecting
blacksmith shop on the premises and i
| going TO follow the trade.
A. A. Richardson, Garfield, is tb
place to buy goods cheap. Millinery,
speciality, this season. Ladies' hat
trimmed in the latest style. Countr
produce taken in exchange for goods.
1t is said that in the spring, birds vii
fly miles TO get particular buds and tbs
cattle will 20 almost as far for fresh vegG
table food. But man, he usually take
what the old lady sets before him an
says nothing.