The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-03-16
County Court next Monday.

crop on bis lake ia,m.
M ss Ella Dillon who has been sick for
some time is improving.
Mrs ]. II. Logan returned from visit
to Indiana last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haswell were here
Sunday from Cloverport.
Miss Tula @. Daniel is expected home
this week from st. Louis.
Jesse Eskridge went to Hartford last
Saturday ON legal businetR
Is the B. N. college a success Visit
the 100 busy students and be convinced.
The next meeting of the Foreign Miss
ionary society will be with Mrs. W. X.
Barnes.
Every one who would teach" not
keep" school, should attend the b. N.
college.
Robt Cox, who has been Ill at Rev.
Sneeds, was removed to his own home
last week.
The trustees have made another great
preamble covering the stock law, but
some OF the stock is still at large.
Mrs. Nellie Wathen, OF Louisville, has
been here the past week visiting her
mother, Mrs. Robt. Cox.
Mr.. Walter Campbell came in from
Huntington, W. Va, last Saturday to be
with his wife and child who are visiting
here.
Will Hensley has been out looking at
tobacco but has not bought much. Mr.
Hensley is the only buyer here this
year.
The B. N. College is now enjoying
period OF prosperity. Evey department
is on the up grade, N xt term begins
April IL.
A fine first class sewing machine, if
you want one, big money to you by see
ing me and examining my machines-T.
@. Lewis.
Ed Dillon and Miss Lottie Sherman,
Charley Scott and Miss Maggie Baker
made flying trip to Cloverport last Sun
day evening.
Licensed to marry, o. L. Cundif to
Ella Albright, Walter Meador to Lizzie
A. Miller, E. NJ. Mitchell to Elizabeth
Canary, ]. N. Brickey to Ida Pate.
If teacher would make himself a
strong factor among the many good
teachers in Breckenridge county, he
should attend the B. N. College.
l will leave here with my gallery on
the lst day of April. All persons want
Jog photographs should come right away
as will leave on that date.-W. J. Mat
tin gly.
The B. N. college is extending its al
ready large circle of friends by its unself-
ish devotion to the welfare of it's pat
rons. Let the more to follow" fall into
line.
James Snyder who was sent to the as
sylum from this place last fall is re-
ported to be much improved, both in
body and mind, and may return home
in short time.
P. M. Beard had five car loads of ice
shipped here last week with which he
filled his big ice houses. II the ice keeps
well he will have an abundance for his
customers next snmmer
Morris Eskridge has fenced the old
Taylor property on the South end of
town and has some very desirable build
ing lots on it for sale. The building
business however is not on much of a
rush here at present
Rev. Halves, Presiding Elder of the M.
E. church in this district held his Quar-.
terly meeting here last Saturday and
two very interesting sermons.
Rev. Halves is strong second blessing
advocate and makes things hot for those
who get in reach OF him.
When you buy your jewellery from a
leweler, If he has any honor you take
no risk in losirg your money, as he is
bound to let you know what you are get
ling. At 7. c. Lewis you can get first
class article for less money than at any
Try goods Store. Anything from a
watch to collar button all guaranteed.
repair most all kinds OF articles, do
Ill kinds of work. II you have any ar
icle about the house from dish pan to
IN umbrella, a clock, watch, spectacles OF
my kind, locks, door or pad, old broken
Up rings, or jewelry of any kind, all made
Is neat and good as new. And my work
will please you when the price is con-
idsred. Bring me your work.-T. @.
4ewist
The young editor OF the Meade County
Messenger needn't be at all alarmed
bout the News, or its Hardinsburg edi.
Or. We have all the business one can
ttend to. The loss Of the Commission
RS office was small matter. We held
quite long enough aud 1t doesn't pay
lore than half what the practice OF an
rdinary lawyer is worth In this county.
Judge McBeath acted little shabby
'ward us, but he'll have q little settle
lent to make after awhile.
A CARD. &
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