The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-04-06
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The Fiscal court is in session thil
week.
Sheriff Burton, has the Cuban war fe
yer bad.
For anything in the jewelry line see
T. @. Lewis.
Hon. r. M. Jolly, Irvington, was il
town last Friday.
Thomas Withers has moved into hiI
new home on Main street.
Miss Mary Board was visiting at Mr.
Will Miller's last week.
Several persons went down last weel
TO take look at the big river.
A big lot Of timber will be moving ou
over the branch in short time.
Denny Siberian has been appointed
Deputy County Clerk out at Kirk.
John Z. Hinton has been appointed
Constable in the Coverport district.
]. w. Ramsey and Mrs. Dillon, Of Der
by, Ind, are visiting Patrick Dillon.
The road leading to the depot is in
a wretched condition in many places.
Mrs. G. w. Beard, who has been ill fol
some weeks, is not able to be out yet.
For sewing machine, guitar, violin
or banjo, and accordeon-T. O. Lewis.
The Home Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Logan tomorrow even
ing.
We desire to hold a Sunday School
Convention at StDphensport at an early
date.
Mrs. D. R. Murray came up from Glow
export last Friday to visit Mrs M. H.
Beard.
James Harris, who lives near Ball
town, expects to move to this place
shortly.
The Sheriff has been appointed admin
istrator Of the estate Of Jerry Hook, de-
ceased.
Brown McCubbins OF Stephensport,
is studying telegraphy with Jess Whit
worth.
Charley Goodman, of Cloverport, lie
assisting Dent Brown in the butchering
business.
Mrs. E. Norton was here this week Wis
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Kincheloe.
Misses Maggie Baker and Jincie Hes
ton went out last Saturday to visit Miss
Ella Hook.
Alfred Taylor and son, Irwin, and Mrs,
Elizabeth Taylor, Rosetta, were visiting
here Tuesday.
M. H. Beard and wife left for Utah
last Sunday. Mr.. Beard will be gone
about three weeks.
The dwelling houses around this town
that were unoccupied during the free
silver panic are all filling up again.
Jesse Eskridge left Sunday to take his
place as store keeper and gauger in the
second district under collector Franks.
Gus Brown and his family came up
from Cloverport Sunday. They stopped
at the Lennin hotel until they could
rent property.
To have your watch put in good
order, your clock, spectacles, umbrellas
and everything pertaining to the jewelry
line, see T. G. Lewis
Miss Ella Dillon who has been i'll for
some time, improves slowly. She has
been confined to her home almost con
stantly since Christmas.
Licensed to marry Thomas l.. Carter
to Rosetta Bruner, F. M. Skaggs to FL
della Meador, Robert Franklin to Mag
gle E. Pool, VIM J. Glasscock to Nancy
LeGrand.
Rev. Hesson, OF Branden' urg, preached
here last Wednesday night in the inter-
est of his Orphans Home. He raised
about fifteen dollars in money, and arti-
cles OF clothing were sent later.
Sheriff Burton attended a meeting of
the stockholders of the Hardinsburg and
Cloverport Telephone Line Company, at
Balltown, last Saturday night He re-
ports that the line has been completed
and lie ready for receiving the boxes.
Things are looking pretty active out at
the stave yard. The Cooperage Com
pany are throwing up some sheds and
getting ready for their machinery which
may come in this week. Mr.. Haynes,
the foreman, has rented the Jolly Mead
or property.
Harry Monroe has stationed himself
at Kirk and will remain there during the
summer, buying timber. He has bought
q big lot from Matthias Miller, and is
several hands. He is paying
good prices, and is buying for a large
He handled a big lot OF
timber last year over the l. G. and is
here now for the purpose of working up
what he can get on the branch.