The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1891-04-01

Beard * Beelers prices are attracting
attention on dry goods and clothing, etc.
The Globe Fertilizer, manufactured in
Louisville, is animal matter of a high
quality.
Mrs. w. ii. Bowmer, of Cloverport,
was visiting here last Saturday and
Sunday.
We sell goods at Wheeler prices and
pay you the highest prices for produce.
Witt & Meador.
DR.. Miner was called over from Union
Star last Monday to see RoscO Sewers,
who is still very sick.
Don't forget Witt & Meador when you
want patent medicines, they keep them
all and sell them cheap.
The County Clerk has received the
public accounts of the last Legislature
for distribution to the Magistrates.
Mr.. Hardin Beard was in town last
week visiting his parents. Mr.. Beard
travels for the Standard Oil Company.
Beard & Beeler have a full supply OF
Homestead and Globe Fertilizer which
they offer very low for high-class goods.
Plenty OF ten year old whisky at the
Novelty saloon and it must be sold. Call
and see me. w. w. Vessels, proprietor.
Mr.. J. ii. Williams moved here last
week from Long Branch, and is occupy
ing w. X Barnes house on Main street.
Call at Witt & Meador's store and see
the New Oxford Singer Sewing Machine,
the finest machine on earth, for only $40
and S2G.
Mr.. q. p. Jolly, who has been at
home for some time, will return to
Greensboro this week to resume his du-
ties in the revenue service.
Homestead or Michigan Fertilizer need
no commentator to the people as it has
been fully tested and all pronounce it
frst-class. None better. Beard & Beeler.
Easter Sunday was generally observed
by the Catholics here. Down at their
church the observance was elaborate,
with musical and other interesting feat
ures.
Judge Addison returned from visit
to Webster last Monday. He reports an
unusual amount of sickness in that
locality, and says there has been a hall
dozen deaths there within the last week.
Mr.. John +. Keith is reported as say
ing to the Greensboro Messenger that
there is no opposition to Brown for
Governor in Breckenridge" Mr.. Keith
is certainly little off in that particular.
Col. Wat Hardin has a number of very
warm friends in this county.
The printers made bad break in this
column last week when they put the bid
on the Court House fence down at 81
per foot, when it should have read lone
dollar and twenty-five cents per foot"
That was the bid OF Messrs. Hensley &
Jolly, and not $l2, as was stated.
A petition was sent in here last week
signed by numerous persons at Clifton
Mills, asking County Judge Addison to
make an appropriation for Green Hicks,
who was living in that locality in help,
less condition.
There is nothing new here of pOliti,
cal cast. Tice jolly has not stirred up
any opposition for Representative, be-
fore the primary, and they say now he is
not likely to have any. His principal
opposition will come when he shall have
secured the nomination, and it will
come from the Alliance element But
the Alliance is not going to find it any
small matter to defeat the Democratic
party in this county.
The directors of the Gas Company met
in the Office of the bank last Monday tc
take steps with reference to having the
well sunk deeper. The well is now
about 800 feet, the extent of the first
contract price, and without a new con
tract the boring will cease. 1t is be-
lieved however, that sufficient funds can
be easily raised to put it down to twelve
or thirteen hundred feet.
THE LENNIN HoTEL-This house hai
Just been leased by Mr.. Burl Beard, anC
has undergone a thorough course OF re
pairs from cellar to garnet. All the rooms
have been newly furnished and fitted ~
and put in first-class condition. Mr.
Burl Beard formerly occupied thu
Huckeby house in this place, but desir
ing TO 90 into the hotel business on lit
tie more extensive scale, and to get |
house better adapted to the business, anC
10 be more convenient 10 the travelling
public generally, he leased this hote
formerly occupied by Mr.. j. ii. Lennin
This hotel is well ordered for the accom-
mediation of guests, and situated in thu
center of the town, is convenient 70
everybody. A sample room is furnished
on Main street for the use OF travelling
men. Mr.. Beard has had years OF ex
perience in the hotel business, and un
derstands thoroughly the importance o
keeping first-class house. This has al
ways been his rule, and he will continue
il here, making his prices reasonable an'
| giving satisfaction 10 everybody.