The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-02-03
GLEND EANE.
Vic Robertson on the Hustle Agsin-"Sil-
ver-Dick" Owen Moving AIso--Blg
Sale of Lumber.

Too cold for the saw mill to run last
week.
Joe Mattingly went up to Mattipgy
Saturday.
Ernest Robertson will return to-day
from Cincinnati.
Seed potatoes, garden s,cds and onion
sets.-Julian Brown.
Nolie Ashley has been unable to be
about for the last week.
Julian Brown pays the high, st market
price for country produce.
Buy your -four from Julian Brown and
save so cts. on the barrel.
Will sell the best chopping ak on the
market for only 50c-Juian Brown.
Iii the day permits, John and Tom
owen are off to-day far big fox hunt.
Fred Norman, of Webster, hes enter
ed Utopia and is boarding at DR.. Demp-
ster's.
Anything You want in groceries at
lower prices than anybody.-Julian
Brown.
Norman, Dean & Co, s)ld $4,000 or
s. 600 worth of lumber last week to Louis
vile parties.
Next, sheriff, Dick Owen, is looking up
voters in the complete manner OF an old
campaigner.
The ice harvest came and visions of
ice cream and cooling drinks are in next
summers distance.
DIR. Burch's wife, bride last summer,
is dead and was buried Sunday. The
DR.. lives at McQuady.
Miss Halle Norman spent three days
les. week with her cousin, Mrs. James
Kincheloe, Hardinsburg.
Jesse l.. Owen and son, "Silver Dick"
delivered As head OF cattle to Mr.. Clark
son, at Hardinsburg, last Thursday,
Sheriff Pate comes down this week to
trouble the tax payers, but much to the
delight of certain Rock Vale damsel.
Mrs. Allen, nee Robertson, and hus-
band arrived here Wednesday. They
will hereaft,r live in the country near
here.
M. E. Avitt, associate principal, of Har-
dinsburg school, was here last week max
ing a very favorable impr, ssion upon our
people
Miss Hannah Smith, governess in a
Louisville family, near Cave Hill ceme-
terry, is here for few weeks with her
father and relatives.
t>Miss Tanner, OF Ohio county, Miss
Butler, OF Breckenridge county, near
Falls of Rough, and Sidney Owen are
new pupils at Utopia this week.
Miss Fannie Green and three of her
pupils boarded the train here last Thurs.
day for Hardinsburg. They returned
Saturday, having taken the January ex-
animation.
Rev. B A. Cundi6 preached four at
tention-holding. sermons here Saturday
and Sunday. Sunday afternoon he gave
lecture replete with elevating truths
and inspiring promises.
Clint Willis and Mr.. Harper lately
attended party near Harmed. They
bring back pretty report of good time.
"All," they say enjoyed thems 'lv,s ex-
cept cert ain young lady,"
Vic r. bertson is at home, better, and
hustling hard as ever. lie went last
week to Muhlenburg and Christian coun-
ties to receive some fine beef cattle
which he shipped to Cincinnati.
John Dean returned from Louisville
Saturday. He reports business looking
up (can't look any other way for it's too
fiat DOWN and says better times are near
ly upon us. Let them come, we say.
Letters received from Miss Mary Moor
man express her pleasure at being sur
rounded by SO faithful teachers and COM
panionable students as are found at
Logan Female COLLEGE. She has much
native ability. which, coupled with her
studiousness, will soon give her first rank
in her classes.
Lewis Ashley asks the News for a
name Tor his youngest, a girl. All the
other children, nine or ten in number,
are boys. He had few masculine
uames selected to meet the latest young.
ster, but when he found il was girl, a
six'pounder, he was SO surprised he thus
publicly asks his friends to his assist
ance.
As these items are written Intelligence
reaches me OF the death Of dear sisters
dear child, Only once since its birth
last summer had l been to Custer, its
home, but the little one had found way
to its bachelor uncle's heart. Brother
and sister, may the tie, broken here,
bind you closer to Him who can comfort
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