The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-02-07
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Circuit Court begins next Monday.

]. A. Witt and @. L. Pate are still
quite i'll.
Mr.. Goebel's battle with death was
the only battle he ever lost.
Mrs Owen Cunningham spent a few
days last week in Louisville.
Irwin Payne, of Harmed, has returned
from an extended trip to Texas.
P. NJ. Beard went to Louisville last
Thursday and returned Friday evening.
There is a light docket for Circuit
Court which begins here next Monday.
L. @. Payne has just returned from a
thres- weeks trip to San Antonio, Texas
The death of William Goebel was
universally deplorsd by the Democrats
here.
Mr.. Baker. Of the Green Flag store,
announces that he will leave. here on
the Goth.
Tie infant child Of George Johnaon
which died in Louisville last week was
buried here in the Catholic cemetery
last Sunday.
John r. Norton who lives near West
View lost his dwelling bouse one day
last week by five.
Parties attending court next week can
find a big lunch always ready at the
Eclipse Grocery.
Rev. Jackson Brear will preach at the
Antioch church the third Sunday in the
month at liza. N.
Mrs. Emiline Board one OF the aged
ladies' OF the town, is quite i'll at Mr..
Coleman Haswell's residence.
Prof. Maple, Miss Ella Robertson and
Miss Moorman, of Cloverport, were here
last Saturday.
Last Tuesday was a typical ground
hog day indicating six more weeks Of
unsettled weather.
Jesse Whitworth, the railroad agent
here reports, that his Office did more
business for the month of January than
il has for sometime past.
Samuel Bland who has been i'll for
some time died at his home near Kirk
last Saturday evening. He was buried
here in the Catholic cemetery last Sun
day.
The Cloverport women are expected
nh M oil
contest is called. Several distinguished
attorneys are expected to take a hand in
the debate.
Sheriff Burton has been quite i'll at
his room ct the Hardinsburg hotel for
the past week. He came home from
Frankfort i'll and has not been able to
get out since.
Parties who desire to renew their sub
scription will find the News man on hand
during Circuit Court. Remember that
for rs CENTS extra you can get the semi
weekly Courier-Journal.
Charles B. Miller sold his farm near
this place last week to w. H. Foreman
of Ohio county for $1,000. Mr.. Miller
has since bought his fathers old place
on the Stephensport road.
Hook, Miller & Company's big -four
ing mill was shut down several days
last week on account Of defect in some
OF the machinery. They will be able to
fill all orders in few days.
New canned goods just received at the
Eclipse Grocery: canned pumpkin,
raspberries, cherries, gooseberries, black
berries, asparagus tips, strawberries,
California cling peaches and fresh
prunes.
Mr.. Irwin, the General Passenger
Agent of the Henderson route, was here
one day last week getting acquainted
with our business men and looking after
the interest Of his road. He was visit
ing a number Of stations on the branch.
Representative John P. Haswell, Jr.,
was here last Friday from Frankfort.
He only remained short time return
ing on the early morning train. Mr..
Haswell expressed deep regret at the
assassination OF Mr.. Goebsl and said he
hoped the trouble over the governor
ship would soon reach a peaceful solu-
ton. When asked il he would follow
Gov. Taylor to London, KY, he said he
would If the other Republican mem
beers did 80.