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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 22-The
managers ola number of big mills here
have been watching the result OF the
profit-sharing experiment az the Bourne
mill. and it Is stated on good authority
thata number of mills contemplate 90
ing likewise. for the lpccntive offered
keeps help from leaving, an evil with
which every large mill has lad to con.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
F<caped tho Death Penalty.

HARRlsBUEs, Pa. Jan p The Board
of Pardons has recommended copdhu-
tatiou % ths death sentence in re case
o' Mrs Margaret 4. billiard. % North
ampton County. under sentence Of
death. Mrs billiard conspired with her
fava- % murder her husband
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

r BATAVIA. y. Y, Jan. 22.-Michael
Schriber, who was arrested in Mime
&polis on charge Of murder and was
on his wsy to New York, escaped from
Deputy Marshal How. Of Minneapolis,
bv jumping from train running thirty
miles an hour. Hoy had humsnely, As
ne thought, removed the prisoners
sbsckles and handouts. He has been
oar~h.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
40 sUEso RIBERs.

Any sabssrib@r - fuh TELEGRAM
aEHAED -ho fatis a. receive the papss
regularly. or shs may have Fe@S"" %
snaaslaia af late aciiveFy. Sth confer
sr~ctal favor ~ Informing this oaiee %
tAs fzss 40 oacs. ssaa postal card or cal
- tstsphons s3i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

OTTAWA, H., Jan. - -For the sec
ond time within year the village OF
Utica. Ten miles west OF Ottawa, has
suffered heavily from Ere. Early Tues
dav morn ag SIX business houses were
burned. INVOLVING a loss OF from $4,000
10 s25. O00.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

Ius Toiedo B~> gets sadly befuddicd
ovcr q simple matter. IL seems that
"a few days ago q steamer put into
New York with % few returning negro
c0,0nsts from Liberia on board, and
missionary lady whose husband died IN
the w0rN n tHa, Tar away country.
These told "a story Of discouragement
REGARDING the colony 0f American ne
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
rURBIg0RE sroRED

RADCLIFFE i tttl.t. genersi NaTrhausens "a.
II al lll ~aUlh iIFisIol.sf. sIare huasai i
goods a- iaW rates. pachtue ana laoFas
5al sl
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

DEaIocEArs might As well quit nam
mering away at the sugar tariff. Ey-
eryone admits thatit IS 4 tax, simply
because this country has not the sugar
area requisite % supply tine home de
maud and keep down prices. Besides.
1t is "a Southern Democratic tariff, for
thcbencGtof Louisiana, which Mr.. Mills
himself dd not dare to touch in MS
bi.l. Sugar and rice. two Southern
products, needed protection, according
To Mills, bU, lumber, salt and wool,
Northern products, were 20 be LIFT free.
II there ever was any Democratic legis-
latou proposed, which did not play
INTO Southern hands, let Us know what
Is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23


| ohtffk lols lQr sale saSg ths sslft 8 ,,.a
- ~iah % n< ta fashion aao afkt liIstt- b
tfi 60 fe@s.s-sot,sr teTEgs a6sy. l. Z frofia.
k4h sAEf 81 rent Ansr March trst .afes
-ts sens s'eleNs eNe.lAk Aa4~t al 49, et
h-isaii' -. Ars A. Nazns aa ga. E'rr.a-
Uses es = b AfHsler al the MarWick -
kNh eAlh ole-lsf acre .ol lale el s.esk
T. ~e9eE53s aaAui4u. Ntth traltazt sn
las ass LaAtts 50 la&aags 49, pafH.i- SIS
81 oN ltrr Mas A + ElMAlle I
Nk e&n Sci yeu lat o. Aoasf sla sl.
~ Nntcl a .il aall1t afs--e laNs tsorat b. a
sure ais e..lS iHtr,ll lutlt nH aur bis slal
N0ult sia VE ti,.liisl aare plAL hc can 81
kag fa ifstta esd terms Ca. ea4ty. 1Gr.rr
j. karfVl lrn heUseilau hulafDE ff
kNh eAlt-A al have teaiea asay eHoaeh ia
Il Etnf 4al NuHat.-st in thC nhsl Eft Nfals So
tuX z.ra Flare ufn it-fNaa htust uU
farls-sFs- brrt lTEaoe. 80 N1a glsIrr..
mantri. Hsf water uls,telfs aua dpHr ta ll-
rerHia, taNatotE tlf -Irtg beds al Wnaerl .H.
pTuAeMt Is KalI AIaaaH all saaufa aNa f..-
crete HaihS ai Ns elsf of MONTHLY paY-
nealy 81 t-1 prr month. lhss. H- aats
ltls bucaaa@a .aw once. AltaAatd tlp -s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
A ne.cendant OF ChrIstopher Colmmbns.

MADRID. Jan. p The Duke o. Yer
aqua, the new Minister ot Commerce, is
a lincal descendant Of, Christopher
Columbus.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

u hzs bees Brooosed by * 49, g e
-r@e,.,-rt r.4.s - tr. eo.,-t-. -o
.-t
Isabella. ~ >Fa4ls "a -~ll2st--'l VIA
TIE a8s.fr-een nlsul ~ ~ lss2 GIDEON
F,,af-.~ ~ tk- ~ yo.l, F,.s.s.
--a .-1 9'-- = So -- ?
te1 good reasoils Soy lsabe "a IS ROT
deserving II anF such recognition bv
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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
An Absolute Cure.

The Original AMctmc Omtmcntis on
ly put NJ ln large two-ouncc tin boxes,
and j. an absolute cure for old sores,
burns, wounds, chapped hands. and all
SKIN eruptiOns. VIII positively cure
all kinds of piles. Ask for the Original
Abictuc Ointment. Sold by Peck Bros,
ct - cents per boX-by mail 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

fz<zxNS-S HORSES wintcrcd iu box stsus 40
St5&S A. moderate rates. be- charge 81 care
81 ~ fui men au0 Ted good Timothy h8y.
fkh&DB Inquire at ofiice 81 anti kaisomue
y - 81 g. oinpaur. cr Telephone my rrsI.
denCe. 5Il- Horses delivered 81 and from the
farm. NJ T. Church Htf
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
RRnEILAkEnUs

ron r Ai.H- f-riics "a >hluE fn invest In a
eeeo saylas busiHess tof particulars caa
81 e fcar-sy
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
Ills NIother Kncw Athi.l was Bcst

/ know from pracUca. use of the
beneficial effects of Rcd Clover, when
but eleven years of age ! had Scrofu-
lous sWcllmg> carrying both arms in
ono position for weeks at a time.
Doctors SAID on examination that
might live q Year possibly two at the
longest, hUt no longer. Ny mother
took charge of lre, and IN l. r old
fashioned way OF doctorng and using
Rcd Glover, I m today q well and
hearty man. SINCE your extract OF
Rcd Clover came on the market.
I've used il with good results. Ny
wfc is now using it for dropSy and
general debility and e is dong her
more good than anything sine has vet
found. / think tla, for iomc and
Blood Medicine there is nothing so good
as your extract of Red Clover. You
are free 10 use this "a, ! do not hcsi-
tate 20 recommend j % any who are
afflicted. Yours truly.
a. J.. JOHNSON,
- Hamln ave. Detroit.
To J.M. Loose Rod Clover Co, Detroit,
Mich.
For sale by White & White.
The"Toss Up Cicoris frs' vh1-itis claimed
90 be. "a clear long havaua aIer ~ BE-, equal to
any Zoe cigar n the market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED Stanley in Africa Just
4 out. 500 agents wanted Tor the only com
plete and reliable history of his wonderful
career; 90 large pages lu iuH page iliusira-
fiouS, immense seller; very liberal terms,
semi at once address Of ali book age. s. you
know. with l0 cents for postage and ger COM
pletc outft free W. i. Wilcox Go. ~ Dear.
born ST., Chicago. june 1l
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23


career; 90 large pages lo iul page ilusfra-
fiouS. immense seller; very liberal terms,
semi at once address Of ali book agents you
know. with l0 cea,S for postage, Snd gef CONS
rletc outft fiec. W. i. Wilcox A Co. ~ Dear
born ST, Chicago. June 81
HkNTFD-Agents in every county and
" town In Michigan 20 sell our new books.
Explorations and Adventures of Henry n
STANLEY, 20 contains from hiS own pen. "a
thrilling account of his last worid-rcnowHci
expedition for tie relief aud rescue q Emiu
paSna; -iJ pages 600 Illustrations and coiored
plates, ou,ht. With fiill instructions. - cents.
u. J. Harris a Co.. 81 Porter block. Grand
Rapids. Mich. -
IVANTED-live. active men and women 20
" sell our wonderful wofH. stanley N AZ
rica. iuil outff aud particulars s.. Can or ad-
dress J.. NJ. williams a Co., room u. new
HoUseman block -
4 GEETS WANTED-We have an original
= plan in dealing With our agents which
they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
Sth any quantity ot our catalogues with their
name printed ou each As exclusive agent for
their county. Agents have merely % see that
the catalogues are property distributed and
Tine result fs marvellous. An agent iu fhis WAY
can establish "a large mail trade Fuii pgrlIcu-
Jars mailed on receipt Of 4 cents Boa stamps
Lester Payne 81 Co.. Battle Greek. Mich. ts
Agents throughout the United
states O. handle our celebrated Corn and
bunion Cure. rs application afford almost
rs - relief. and every haR ls arcompanie9
lY "a = guaranty. which amount We .Il forfeit
ln every instance where arr remedy laiIe O
perfect permanent cure San PIE box. c
.iE boxes. 81. We v.u pas good agents s per
cnr % introduce un. goods - fIHlT sec tlNns.
tcr terms ard particulars address the manu-.
fartgrers. H ~hrndrr to- 90 and iHr
Worth Ada-st, chicago. w.
WANTED agents for tho History ~ the Ia
" ploratHas ~ Daring 'eeds ana lfra1d
Ach Clements of STANLEY, agents ouiht 3 Hl
Cd II "A
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
SALE OF BONDS

Sealed bids wfil he received by tho Treasurer
of the Erard 20 Education. ~ The CITY ~ Grand
Rapids. Michigan. 20 his Office Kent County
saving. Eauh unfI January li lsf si
o. 'cInck n. ui.. Inr seventeen thousand collars
Of school bonds and acrrued Interest. author.
izcd 60 he issued hy fnr Board of Iducai.rn
aud the Common Council 81 the city q efaud
Rapids.
fhousSnd dollars each. OF date ~epfeUber IH
1850 cue and payable SiE thousand dollars
March l0. 1-H ~ thousand dollar March la
1sa4 and FIVE fhousand dollars March lH isH.
bearing Interest 20 the rate ol pof cent. Iay-
able semi annually according O. tho coupons
attached. Principal and Interest payable 20
the bank. in said city. which shaa be the de-
posifory 81 the Board fund.
The treasurer reserves the night 70 REFUSE
any and oil bios.
u a. s. NFBDrER. treasure
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

W an kUfLn lSLM In ID
!Ll!.!I! I!t!.!
III !. /. ] 4 /. !. j ]. ]. ]. ] ] J ] J
EELP sAA-El- AA--
WANlED- -Gh,s morning. boss o. carry
BILE ~ The Famous sAos stele. q 0&2a..
WANTED a. energetic man ever Il
4atfle educated afa aelr % ~ Ti-l ~ steli-
-ts, Ne ~tU gfNs permanent peSugn. Ss4AFs
- per SseN. Crumb Co. d Aonroe =
KYAArEp-A gooa hsna carver ApPs :,
= y. ienls. "a
NV r-,iaoe nlen vented 70 canvas sits.
fe'r. .rates required. ADAMS Home 2 -
ist-hs ie->e. N Souta Division ST. afana
Rapids, A,ca. "a
NANIEU-Iwe energetic Young men - So.
i,itt selAry SIS per week frcu start .0ltn
,tr, ca I&.'i1 ao}al eaIir 81 AuaTcss rIc..
= y NlhiSms Co. room p nrN uousfraan
WAArED-A registered pharmacies wants
position years experience. nf st.class
tcirrriees. address heA t. eits pesl-on.oc.
WANTED Statesmen. clerks b.oAkeepers
~ haftrHdrTS. fsausffrs shipping clerks
iarm hahds. officr heip. ana ali others oai uf
r4ploA Autui o. cel ana invest gate vur rH-
t.reiy new aud thoroughly reliable system 0f
procuring situations Cooperative hmplnS-
mont company, o.. Mourge-st., roons s. aud
- Porter DOCS fhone i''-
HELP WANTED FBxALE
WANTED competent si.a ton general house
work Appiy al sd lAefs 81 a
WANTED-lo general girls q second riris
" kileheI girls. . iauf.i r..ssrs, DO diaiuE
and s.. %
WANTFD-A good girl 20 do general hous--
W work. s Sheldon a. q
WANTED-G Gin Tor general houseWork
" ~ l-l Third ave.
WANTED-A giu for general nousework
W iu q fanny ~ three new house Win
ever convenience; good wages must b. wei
recommended. Cal A. lis south niou ST.
three doors from Iherry-
{NANTED-A competent gir for general
" hou>-uofk. MIS-. WI Jones. 81 therfy -
WANTED At once. n girls at The Michigan
" overall Company p south Division -.
SITUATIONS wAkTBD-HALB.
IVANTED-A place bv man Of good ref
" crence 60 ieain Tie grocery trade. Al
dress W. box t. this Office. 20
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED To 90 cooking. best
! - OF references. CAL az s. JacssDn ST. -5
ron RENT-so0Es.
EUR KENI-One suit Of thIee furnished
/ / rooms ou FIRST floor. for light h0usekerp-
/ lng. furnace heated, bath room etc. Inquire
| "A ~ Bartlettst, opposite south Division -.
| schOJ D. =
| IGOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished
rooms. with board. l6l North Laiayette-st.
/ EOR RENT-Furnished unfurniShcd rooms
| al so Barciayst. g.
! EOB RENT - furnished and unfurnished
! L rooms. steam heated. al Park Place. Mrs
( 4. j.. smith. 3Ntf
| LOR RENT-Rooms AZ the Brunswick south
1 division 81. suitable FOR light housekeeping.
| steam heated. bard aud soft water, gaS- ID
! quire Of Nrs.Noece on ihe premises. 81
! EOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
! facing Crescent ave. anG tanal-st.. with
/ gas. newly furnished ANA refttcd. Everything
/ strictly hrst class. Entrance, Crescent ave B.
{ q '.T Ia rf.. a. 4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
FOR RENT HOUSES.

LOR KENT-A new house ON JencrSou-aye. ;
all modern Improvements; Within Eve
minutes walk OF south U1l,ion-St. car. ln-
quirc OF Mrs. III. Escott. Ig IDuer-St. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

4 ASSFSSMENT ROLL s. the construction ol
! sewer in North Lafayette street. fr.nI
Crescent avenue 60 East Bridge tfffi tA tif
City of Grand Rapids
uIrfrs or CRY ClrrF
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

WANTED-Llve. active men and women 20
" sell our wonderful w0rk. stanley n AZ
rica. iuil outff aud particulars s.. Can or ad-
dress J.. NJ. Williams a Co.. room u. new
HOUSeman block. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
TamIrr - Fnmn-

THOSE who didn't get any Of Brice s
ao0d.c" seem % Sn0w best who did.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

lGfN NJ- Should write for illustrated circular
= qua terms fnr fwo weeks trial of Missouri
" asher washes dirt.eet clothes clean hT hot
steam without riDb uE. easily sola prehfs
t.e. 4. arfh S. Lluis. Na. juHf &C
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be ths
largest OK All Michigan Dsllies kzx-
cspL Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

TIE many euiog gstc notices of Walk
ar Blaine are So many endorsements OF
his fathers good sense IN appointing
him 20 Office.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

uAgssa pr.ss asssrts. PFomst ana ssTis
Csllssry. a. ths Loeai Na-s. ana tns
ogs4asss ans Sost Pfa.ais printsa PaPss
g.aushad 10 orana dspias-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

EOR RENT Furnished or UNFINISHED
rooms with board. lo9 North Laiayette-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

EELP eAA1El AA---
A&ANlkD-fhis morning boys ta carry
bile AZ the k4m9as Shas s,elv. 81 N&2al
81 !.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

II AHClll HOLT. general warehouse rarH.
~ al III south Division 81. store al kinds ~
merchandise go ipW rates packing aud ntaF.
ag rsul--1
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

Mrs. Lula Push is visiting at Bcwley-
VILE
Mr.. Rheinharclt, Of Greensboro. is in
the city.
Mr.. Frank ITaswcll went to Cincinnati
last Sunday.
Miss Annie Jones has returned from
Big Spring.
Mr.. J. II. Lcnnin has gone to Cinrin-
natl on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. BceIcr went to
Louisville Monday.
Mrs. G. W. Beard has been i'll for
several days past.
Miss Nora Smith has returned from a
visit to Bewlcyvillc.
Mr. Jesse Eskridge went to Fordsville
Monday on legal business.
Mr.. Charley Miller and DoIph Board
returned from Missouri last Sunday.
\ large crowd went from here to the
church dedication at Irvington last Sun
day.
The railroad always gets a big crowd
out Of this town when an excursion is on
foot
Mr.. Will Beeler, Of New Haven, Ky.
was in the city last Saturday visiting Mr..
J. D., Becler
Mr.. II. :. Skillman and wife went to
Irvington last Saturday to VISIT NJ. Bate
Washington.
Mr.. Claud Mercer, who is teaching
school at Irvington, was here last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Sue Frymire and Miss Allie Cart,
Of Union Star, were in the city this week
visiting Mrs d. H. Sewers.
Smith d Buzby are not making daily
trips with their wagon to Cloverport.
The travel at present doesn't Justify it.
Mr.. Estcl Sutton spent few days in
town last week. He has secured posi-
ton as bookkeeper in the office of the
Standard Oil Company at Louisville.
Mr.. DOlph Jones, OF Big Spring, was
in the city Monday. lie has been max
ing numerous trips to Green river of late
where, the gossips say, he is soon to wed
one of the fairest girls in all that country
Postmaster j. p, lIaswel informs us
that a number OF letters intended for Me
Quady are directed to Jolly's Station,
when there is no such office in the coun-
ty. Persons desiring letters to go to
JOlly'S Station should direct them to
MCOnnlY.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

The discovery OF Prof Koch in regard
to the cure Of consumption, has now a
scmblance OF reality. Although it was
hcralded in glowing terms by the press
of all countries, the more thoughtful
readers and men OF science have been
slow to believe in its certainty on ac-
count of the secrecy maintained by the
great doctor about his methods, and
from the fact that three years ago he
had the world similarly stirred up on
his discovery Of the mode Of destroying
the cholera microbe, which failed to ma
terialiZe as was expected. Now, how
ever, il seems from the most authentic
sources that there is at least happy re-
lief from the most terrible disease that
atilicts humanity. In the way in which
Prof. KOch's discoveries are received bv
the people we can see great change
taking place in the scientific world.
Jenner never enjoyed any of the honors
Of his discovery OF the vaccine virus for
smallpox, and Harvey was ridiculed for
publishing his discovery of the circula-
ton of the blood. Cinchona bark intro
duced into England by Jesuits from
South America, was laughed at by the
medical profession and denominated Jes-
nit bark for years. Perhaps the loss of
time in waiting for such good things to
push themselves into use in spite of |
has caused the medical men
to investigate new theory as soon as
and we have now to guard
against another extreme-that OF over
rating method before it is fairly tested.
Like the Brown-Sequard Elixir, It will
AXE. time to develop the good there is in
Prof Koch's discovery; but II is reason
able to hope that he has proven himself
me of the greatest benefactors of the hui
nan race.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

THE Republican papers are raising a
great cry about the way the Farmers
Alliance voted in the last election, say
ing that Republicans joined it believing
it was nOn-political, when it turned out
t. be a Democratic scheme The plat
form Of the Alliance was published time
and again and discussed by all the pa
pers, and il a man joined it not knowing
its doctrines, he has no one to blame but
himself. The principles laid down in its
platform were identical with the princi-
pies OF Democracy if they were acted
upon fairly and honestly, and man in
or out OF the Alliance had the privilege
of voting his convictions, as he has at
all times. For Republican to say he
was gulled into the order doesn't reflect
very rreditably upon his intellectually.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
The Poisonous Acids

In the blood, should be taken up and
removed by the Liver and Kidneys, but
these organs got out OF order-fail to do
their work and the result is Rheumatism.
There are a thousand remedies for the
Liver and Kidneys, but there is only one
cure for rheumatism, and that is DR..
Drummond's Lightning Remedy A
large bottle may be had at the druggists,
or will be sent by express TO any address
on receipt of -. That is the price OF a
cure, and any one who is having an ar
gument with the Rheumatism, will feel
fully repaid by the first dose. Drum
mond Medicine Co., 1850 Maiden Lane,
New York.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
Irvington, KY.
STEPHENSPORT.

Wedding bells.
Our town is going to lose one of its
bachelors.
Mrs. Harvey English has just returned
from few days visit to Louisville.
Mr.. Henry Payne and wife, Of Texas,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Hughes, of Greensboro, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Ella Mosely spent several days in
Louisville last week.
Miss George Hawkins went to Louis
vile last week on a shopping trip.
The Blue Wing passed down Friday
night dressed in new coat OF paint.
Rumor says there will he wedding
on green hill not far away, Christmas.
Mr.. Jenkins, of Louisville, is looking
after his interests here and at Union
Star.
Rev. Mr., Gregory, of the Christian
church, is holding series OF meetings
in the NJ. L. church.
Mr.. James Payne is having a new roof
put on his dwelling near the NJ. +.
church.
The Republicans still wear their chin
in their vest pockets. The Democrats
will show them what they can do in
1892.
Mrs. Mamie ellis, of Louisville, was
visiting her brother and sister, Mr.. r. A.
Brashear and Mrs. DIR. Napier, last
week.
Walter Moseley had his right hand Sc
verely mangled in the Rockport mill one
day last week. He is now at home, but
will return and take charge of the mill
as soon as his hand will allow.
When one sees a certain young man
having a long and close commune with
certain young lady's father, near GER
tain business shop, it is certainly GER
tain sign of partnership business with
somebody.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
IRVINCTON
Roller Mill.

Complete Roller Process on
Wheatand Corn. Daily capacity Is
barrels Flour and 900 bushels Corn
Meal.
We are in the midst of the best
Wheat fields of Breckenridge and
Meade counties, and have facilities
foi turning out the highest grades
of Flour and Meal. In planning
our mill we made quality the fist
consideration, and feel confident
we can please those who want the
best. Custom work promptly at
tended to every day except Mon
days. Orders filed any day.
We invite you to come and sec
us or write us in regard to any
thing you want in our line. This
advertisement will contain some.
thing new every two weeks. Don't
fail to read it. j.. ..
BOYD BROS,
Irvington, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

The amount of improvement going on
now in towns throughout Kentucky ex-
ceeds anything of the kind known in the
State for years. Everywhere manufac-
tories are going up, and there seems to
be a disposition among men with capital
to let out their surplus cash in enter
prises that will strengthen and build up
their respective towns and cities Clo-
verport's business men should wake up
to the necessity OF urging public i'm
provements of a character that will
bring us more people and extend and
build up the town. As a matter OF fact
ii cannot be great while before manu-
facturers, seeing the great advantages to
be derived from the Use of our natural
gas, must naturally drift this way in
looking out locations. The single article
of fuel used in running an extensive
manufacturing establishment, entails
great cost Here we have natural gas in
abundance, and the price of consump-
ton can be made so easy that men will
regard it with wonder But there are
some things we should guard against in
considering the matter OF public inn
provement. In no case should we ask
exorbitant prices for our vacant lands.
ClOvcrport could well afford to give
away a few acres of land adjoining the
city on which to locate mandatory.
This is rather bold assertion, but il is
true nevertheless.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03
Commendable.

All claims not consistent with the high
character OF Syrup of Figs are purposely
avoided by the Cal Fig Syrup Company.
II acts gently on the kidney, liver and
bowels, cleaning the system effectually,
but it is not cure-all and makes no
pretensesions that every bottle will not
substantiate.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

TIE Hartford Herald says Major Nc
Cracker is putting up fine depot at
FOrdsville, on the L., II. 4 W. Nc
Crackers are enterprising men, and if
they could succeed in getting control of
the Owensboro and Fordsville road their
line to IrvingtOn would pay handsomely.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-12-03

THE branch penitentiary has been
completed. The following parties have
been appointed to take charge of the in
StitutiOn: Gen. II. b. Lyon, of Eddy
vile, warden; DIR. Ormsby Gray, clerk
and DIR. J. o. Thomas, Of ITopkinsville,
nhysician.