The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-06-09

John u. Gregory has been appointed
inspector Of oils for the county.
Mrs. Emma White, of Holt, KY, was
visiting Mrs j. A. Witt Sunday.
Charley eastman has been appointed
deputy county clerk at Union Star.
The M. E. church will hold its Chill
dren's Day exercises next Sunday.
Richard F. Hall has been appointed
administrator OF John Lyman's estate.
This town will send good delegation
down to the circus at Cloverport Friday.
The trustees met last week and APP
pointed S. A. Pate tax collector for the
town.
Mrs. 6. w. Beard went to Skillman
last Friday to attend the Ireland celebra-
ton.
l am still repairing watches, clocks,
jewelry, silverware and spectacles.-T.
@. Lewis.
Orville Gregory has been appointed
administrator of the estate of L. G..
Gregory.
Johnnie Kincheloe returned home
from the Medical college at Louisville
last Saturday.
d. S. Richardson and wife, of Union
Star, were here Sunday visiting their
daughter, Mrs. P. M. Beard.
James A. Tucker has built a new
blacksmith shop here and is ready to do
all kind OF work in that line.
Rev. Sarnest, the Persian minister,
lectured at the M. +. Church South
Sunday night to a large audience.
James A. Tucker, the new blacksmith,
will do your horseshoeing cheaper than
any one else in town. Give him a call
Miss Mary Wheat, of Louisville, and
Miss Sallie Taylor, of Rosetta, were the
guests of Mrs. V. G Babbage last We'd
nesday.
P. M. Beard has built bath house at
the lake. Bathing suits and ticket Of
admission are necessary before you can
take plunge.
My shop is we'll equipped for all
repairs of time keeping machinery.
Every thing done first class. Come see
met. @. Lewis.
Rev. S. X. Breeding is at Litchfield
this week attending the district confer
ence of the NJ. E. church. Bishop
Walden is presiding.
Sheriff S. A. Pate says the people
must title their taxes earlier this year
IN account of the court requiring him to
make an earlier settlement.
Goss Williams came up from Hartford
last Saturday to meet his wife and chill
dren, who have been visiting her sister
the past week. They returned home
Monday.
John r. Johnson and others have Pc
titioned the county court for a vote upon
the local option question within the
limits of Hardinsburg. The vote will be
taken July 81.
Ira Basham, charged with the murder
of Harvey Beyers near Askins last winter,
had his examining trial before Judge
Ahl last week and was admitted to bail
in the sum OF $500
All Sunday Schools in the county
should send delegates to the county
which meets at Bewleyville
June l6. An interesting program has
been arranged and it will be big day.
Hook, Miller & 20. received car load
Of corn last week. 1t is selling at SOC.
per bushel. This corn ought to have
been brought here from the county in
stead Of having it shipped from another
point.
NoTIcE TO TAxPAYERs:-I will be at
Rock Vale June 22, Glendeane 90, Nc
Daniels "a, Hudsonville 20, Custer 20.
All taxpayers whose taxes are now due
must meet me on said dates and settle
heir taxes. S, A, PATE, S. B @.
For fear OF some understanding ON
account Of Mr.. Kincheloe closing out
ais jewelry business, l wish TO have 1t
understood l am not closing out my
'epair shop, but will do all repairs in my
inc as heretofore. Bring me your work
1ou will be pleased both with work and
price. Yonr jeweler,
T. @. Lewis.
A very delightful hour was spent by
he people OF this place at the M. L.
Jhurch South last Sunday morning,
where they had gathered TO witness the
)hildren's Day exercises from 10 TO IL a.
n. The church was handsomely decor
ted with flowers, vines, etc, which
made the surroundings unusually at
ractive. The house was crowded when
he exercises began. The children re-
tied beautifully aud everybody was
more than pleased. The contribution
or the Children's Day fund amounted 10 |
g 40.