The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1890-01-15
LOCAL BnEvITIES.
Build some houses.


See Wm. Vest 4 Sons advertisement. il
this issue.
For sale one good work horse years
old. J ]. Friel. Victoria.
For Sale-A good COW and calf. Appl,
to j. II. Rowland.
A full line Of furniture and collins at re-
duced prices at L. D. Addison's, Addison
You can save rs per cent on The dollar
by buying your furniture at Addison's
The cheapest man on the Ohio river.
The regular meeting Of the Breckenridge
Lodge X. oil p has been changed from
Wednesday to Monday night in each week
Maj. Fowler thinks be has struck II rich
in counting machine. He has already
got it to point where il will ado four rows
Of figures at one time.
The roaring gas wells are wonder, but
none the more than the effect Of Ganier's
magic chicken cholera cure. Sold and
warranted oy G. W. Short
WIN. Vest & Sens speak in very plain
terms to bargain hunters through their con-
spicuous advertisement in this issue
Prices tell the story and the News spreads
IT,
Mr. David Stsnclif, accompanied by bis
wife and son, left last Saturday for Lexing-
ton. where he goes to attend the Christian
College Of the Bible, preparatory to per-
manently entering the ministry.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Yesger, died last Thursday and was buried
Friday. the services being conducted by
Elder David Stancliff of the Christian
church.
Sulzer & Bro, have put on their second
boarding car on the l.. Il. & W. in charge
OF j. a. Norman Of this city. This makes
three in all. j. NJ. Bell and David Culley
being 10 charge Of the other two on the l. /,
st. l. IT.
Mr. w. M. Monroe, adjuster for the N.
Y Underwriters Agency, was in the city
Thursday arranging matters with Mr.. Sat-
terrified. Mr. Satter6eld gets $3.50 and
the remains Of the old house as it stands
Miss Irene Newsom entertained a few yonng
people Monday evening. Those present were
Misses Annie Hambleton, Alliene Murray,
Pearl Miller, and Messrs. james Dean, Lon
Moremen, Jesse Ii. Miller, W. R. Moremen,
Walter Smart.
The officers Of Cloverport Lodge No
1873, +. q A. NJ. will be installed at the
Baptist church this city tonight, Wednes-
day, with appropriate ceremonies. Hon.
Thos. S. Peititt, OF Greensboro. will be pre-
sent and deliver an address. The public
is invited.
Rev. Mr. Penrod has been called to the
Baptist church Of this city. He is former
ly Of Texas but Kentuckian by birth and
an excellent young preacher. He will
move his family here in short time. His
time will be divided between this church
and Hawesville.
The machine shops are about completed
and ready for the machinery. AS soon as
the turn-table is finished the work of put
ting in the machinery will commence.
The building shows up much larger than
some OF our people expected and they are
now satisfied that il was not such bad
bargain after all.
Mr.. d. M. Ferry, master mechanic of the
l.. ST. L. 4 T. was here last week looking
for a house. He expects TO move within
the next month, and says there will be
thirty or forty men with their families to
come il they can secure houses How are
these men to be accommodated and not
house in town to rent
Mr.. r. p. White, of Fort Worth, Texas
and Miss Lollie Pierce, of this city were
married at the Baptist church last Wednes-
day at $50 o'clock a. m. Rev. Father
hampton, of Rockport, officiating. The
church was appropriately decorated for the
occasion and the many friends Of Miss
Lollie filed the house to its utmost TO wit
ness the ceremony. 1t was beautiful
and the bride never looked pref
tier or happier. Father hampton 10 few
choice words itly spoken made them one
then came the happy fareWells Of relatives
and friends and the newly made pair left
for their future home, Fort
Worth, Texas.
See VIM. Vest 4 Sons advertisement in
this issue.