The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-04-13
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Miss Blanche Clsycomb is visiting
here this week.
Miss Ada and Nela Beard spent last
Sunday at Irvington.
The cold rains have damaged the
wheat crop in this section.
Mrs. J. II. Gardner and her children
are visiting in Louisville.
Don't forget the best goods for the
least money at T. G. Lewis.
Clanny DeHaven has a silver coin
Liberty dollar coined In '02
John Pullman and Frank Hsswell
we're here Sunday from Cloverport.
Arthur Goodman has been awarded
TIE contract TO fipish grading the street
to the depot
Everything guaranteed as represented.
II IL fails to be 30 bring 1t back and get
your money!. O. Lewis.
Mrs. Gus Shellman, Mrs. Sallie Mil
Ter and Miss Annie DeJernett spent a
few days last week in Louisville.
We have a piece Of land for sale lying
near this town IN which there is bar
gin and the title absolutely pure.
Herbert Beard has been riding 40
deputy sheriff for Mr.. Burton since jan
usry and he is giving satisfaction.
Minor Compton is looking for lots Of
work at the Asphalt mines this summer.
That new road will be big advantage.
Mr.. Parsons, of this place has taken
the contract to thresh all the wheat rails
cd in Hollis Bottom this year at 81
cents.
The County Sunday School Conven-
ton will probably be held about the first
week in June, at Pleasant Grove church
near Garfield.
Don't fail TO have your eye on the
place to get value for your money in
repairs all work done first class or no
pay-T. q. Lewis.
Richard May had some information
from his son, Louie, who started for the
Rlondike some weeks ago. He said he
was travelling through snow about fifteen
feet deep.
Coleman r.. Haswell succeeded in get
ting that brick pavement around the Jail
from the Fiscal court at its session just
closed. A new pavement around the
Jail property will be an improvement on
the town.
All the Sunday -schools that went into
winter quarters from the rural districts
should reorganize this month. We shall
expect a representative from each oil
them to the County Convention al
Pleasant Grove.
The second term OF the spring session
Of the B. N. College opened yesterday
with a fine attendance. A number o.
teachers who are preparing for certifi
Gates OF examination entered and more
are expected this week. Prof's. Logan
and Pate are giving general satisfaction
Mrs. S. E. Whitworth, of Garfield, has
Just returned from Louisville with @
large stock Of spring millinery goods
She is offering them at low prices anC
guarantees to please the ladies' who call
upon her at her place Of business at Gar
field. Her stock has been well selected
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FISCAL CoURT.
E. H. Miller appointed commissioner
to let out the work for repairing the
approaches to the Falls OF Sinking
bridge.
Coleman Haswell was appointed I
commissioner to have a brick pavement
laid on the east and south side OF thu
county Jail property.
Charles II. Mattingly was appointed
poor house Commissioner. He wa
directed to appoint poor house physici
an and keeper for the poor house. Thu
appointment Of Mr.. Mattingy came il
the shape Of a resolution and it give
him the power to appoint a physician
and keeper for the poor house. @ L
Pate is acting as keaper of the poo
house at present and will hold his plac'
until October next.
The County Judge was appointed
Commissioner TO let the contract b
repair and paint roofs Of the court house
Jail and poor house, also to have a doc
cut in the room occupied by the Count
Superintendent from the Circuit Coul
room.
$500 was appropriated to L. Green I
build bridge across the south fork Q
Rough creek, between this county an
Grayson. The bridge is TO be built nes
McGhee's ford. The bridge is TO coz
not less than 5000 The plans of tn
bridge are to be submitted to the county
Commissioner and first approved b
him. None Of the 81 800 is TO be availi
BILE until all the orders OF the court ar
with.
1t was ordered by the court that Ia