The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-05
COUNTY SEAT
NEWS ITEMS.
Preparations Being Made For
Circuit Court Next Monday
NewSy Notes.
MARRIAGE LICENSES MANY

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Hardinsburg next Monday and Tues
day for the purpose of collecting sub
scription payment to the News. The
cash-in-advance system goes into effect
next Wednesday and if your paper is
not paid three months in advance it
will be discontinued.
The Breckenridge News is one of the
most complete newspapers of Kentucky.
You have to read every line of it, the
ads as we'll as the news items to get the
benefits of its pages. Do not let this
week pass by without seeing that your
subscription is paid in advance.
Jesse Whitworth, our railroad agent,
reports a good business for the Branch
from this point last year, October and
November being specially good months.
Within the last month he has sold
twenty tickets to Texas and other
Southwestern points.
Those who want to take advantage of
B. F. Boards cotton sale will have to
apply in person.
The Normal is growing. The latest to
enter are: Ethel Meador, Harrisburg;
Angie Gibson, Irvington; Maria Davis,
Harmed; Norman Ditto, Hardinsburg;
Russell Campton, Garfield; Louis and
Mary Bennett, Custer; John Bruner,
Custer; Sadie Bennett, Big Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Schrieber, of
San Francisco, have been visiting Mrs.
P. NJ. Beard. Mr.. Schrieber is a
violinist of ability. His addition to the
choir at the NJ. E. church South Sun
day added to the excellence of the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pile left yesterday
for several days at an educational meet
ing at Bowling Green. The occasion is
the Annual Convocation of the County
superintendent of the Western Ken
lucky district.
Read Boards ad this week. Cotton
at cents per yard.
Thomas Allen cut his foot and has
been confined to his room for several
days.
Subscribe for the News.
Mrs. Morris Beard, Mr.. B. F. Beard
and Miss Jennie Green left Friday to
spend the remainder of the winter in
Florida.
The Ladies Aid will hold "rummage
sale" at the City Hall Saturday at 2
p. m , and on Saturday evening "any
old thing" that will sell will be gladly
received from whosoever feels like
donating it. Contributions should be
sent to the City Hall Saturday morn
ing.
Wholesale prices at Boards this
week.
Next week the cash-in-advance
system goes into effect with the News
Though Circuit Court Clerk, Thomas
J. Moore, has hardly been out of bed in
two months, everything is in tip top
order for court, owing to the diligence
and ability of Deputy Clerk Lee Walls,
who is keeping the Office in perfect
order.
Marriage license have been issued in
the last week to w. G. Kullman, Nora
E. Yates; J. o. Lucas, Lille Ann Pile;
Oscar Simmons, Fannie Clark; Ermon
Meador, Frances Gala Kennedy; Will
lam Seaton, Cora B. Clark; LATE
Dunn, Mary Dunn.
Frank Mercer, of Louisville, spent
Sunday at home.
No mail orders for Hoosier Cotton
accepted by B. F. Beard. Must order
in person.
Circuit Court next Monday. The APP
pearance docket slight. The February
term is, prehaps, the lightest of the
three terms each year.
Isaac S. Bruner, one of the county's
best farmers, was here last week from
Custer.
Pay upyour subscription to the News
before Feb. Il.
Raymond Dowell spent Sunday at
Garfield
The young ladies have organized a
club to meet each Monday evening.
Miss Maude Smith entertained them
Monday evening.
S. A. Pate has moved into the Willie
Beard property. Mr.. Pate contemplates
building.
Fred Norman lost his house by fire
one day last week. His loss was
partially covered by insurance. He will
move to Louisville.
33B per cent. reduction on all cloaks
and overcoats at B. F. Boards this
week.
Morris H. Beard spent last Saturday