The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-01-19

Rev Fred Kelly was visiting his faith
err here Last week.
G. f. Haswell has been elected d.
rector in the B. n college.
Miss Clare Lewis returned from visit
to New Albany, Ind lest Friday.
j. II. B. Logan attended the teachers
me citing at Garfield last Saturday.
Mrs. w. +. Board was here last week
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. X. Barnes.
Hal Mu ray and Gus Brown, Glover
port, were here last Saturday on legal
business.
|N Pupils attending the B. N. college will
be able TO secure board here this spring
at 81 90 per week.
The second Quarterly meeting of the
N. E. church South, will be held here
the fifth Sunday in this month.
V. g. Babbage spoke to the students
Of the b. N. college last Friday even
Ing on the sui ject Of Municipal Law"
Johnnie Kincheloe is attending the
Kentucky school of Medicine in Louis
vile. This is his his second term there.
c d. Payne, of Harmed, made an as
signment last Friday for the benefit OF
his creditors. Assets 81 900, liabilities
81 800.
Lewis Norman and his family left
for Meridian Mississippi last Sunday
evening. They went to Cloverport and
tool boat.
Mrs. Davis, sister OF Judge Mercer,
was visiting here this week, to see the
Judge and his family. She is stopping
with Mrs. @. L. Beard.
Chintz Royalty has sold his house and
lot to Anon Kincheloe. Mr. Royalty
will move to Taylor Boards property and
keep boarding house.
Your photographs 81 90 per dozen at
J. w. Mattingly's gallery. Come in by
February LIST as l will leave on that date.
Good work guaranteed.
There will be public meeting at the
Court house next Saturday night in the
interest of education. Everybody is
pecially requested to attend.
Mr.. r. B. Logan, OF Frisrs Point, Miss
issippi, was here last week visiting his
brother, Prof. j. II. b. Logan. Mr.. Lo.
gan owns large farm in Mississippi.
Several ladies met with the pastor,
Rev. S. X. Breeding, last Thursday, at
the residence of Mrs. p. NJ. Beard and
organized Bible reading class. They
will meet 9g ain tomorrow at 2 p. m, at
the parsonage.
Prof Logan has secured the services OF
Prof Frank Pate to assist him in the
B N. college during the spring term.
Mr.. Pate has fine reputation as a col
lege man, having taught in some of the
best schools in the state. He is broth
OF the ex sheriff, S. A. Pate.
Miss Lucy May entertained a number
of her young friends at super Wednes
day evening" January 5, the occasion be-
ing her fifteenth birthday. Those pre-
| sent were Misses Lottie Sherman, Nett
Beard, Addie X. Eskridge, Ella ALL and
Frances Kelly.
The meeting at Antioch closed last
Friday, there were eighteen professions
There will be preaching there next Sun
day at IL o'clock by Rev. II, G. Hook,
and there will be an opportunity given
to any person or persons desiring to
identify themselves with the church
and receive the sacrament.
Mr.. NJ. f. Avitt, who has been teach
ing in the public school here for the last
two years, will have charge of the Inter
mediate and primary department in the
B N. College this spring. Mr.. Avitt has
given general satisfaction to the patrons
of the public school, and would be graft
fed to have them continue their patron
age with him at the college.
Mr.. Mattingly, the new post master,
at Garfield, took charge OF the Office
there last Monday. Mr.. Mattingly is
thirty-fve years of age, has been all his
life a Republican, and resident OF Gar
field about six years. He was born aud
reared in Hawesville, Ky. He only had
one opponent, j. B. Whitworth in the
contest for the place. The Office only
pays about 500 year at Garfield, but
it is worth looking after for this amount
John Moredock, who had the Office four
years didn't desire it any longer. Johns
going to retire to private life. He thinks
that with all the assistance he has had
from Uncle Sam, with free mail deliv.
cry all over the country, and co1ldn't
get wife and bosom com panion to help
him along through lie, he'll just quit
trying and 90 it alone.