The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1891-03-18

mlAeu AeA. ouuuAyJ arr. t:iS AIN.
GOING EAST.
Passenger Daily arr. lIarJinsburg.. S.55 am.
Mixed tex. sunday arr. - .. S:5j IN.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Bell went to Cloverport
Monday.
New goods just received at Beard &
Beeler's.
DIR. Mosely has moved his Office to the
Turpin Hotel.
Mr.. Lou Holmes, Of Louisville, was in
the city Monday.
Miss Ella Smith returned from Vine
Grove last Monday.
There was a big crowd at the Handle
ton House last Monday.
Mr.. Burl Beard takes charge of the
Lennin Hotel this week
Go to Beard & Beeler for your Globe
and Homestead fertilizers.
Mr.. Newman, of the Courier-Journal,
was in the city last Monday.
DIR. II. G. Board is at Bewleyville on
professional trip this week.
Quarterly Court opens next Monday
with an unusually large docket.
Judge j. A. Murray and wife. of
Cloverport, were in town Monday.
Mrs. Kate Rowland, of Cloverport, is
in the city visiting Mrs. " G. Babbage.
A new line OF ladies' dress goods, no.
tions, etc, just received at Beard &
Beeler's.
Mcssrs. Dent and Herbert Head of
Rosetta, came in last Monday to attend
Prof. Shacklett's school.
Capt George T. Mercer was in the
city Monday disporting around among
the Wheelers pretty lively,
Mrs. Eliza Taylor, who has been visit
ing here the past week, left for her
home at Rosetta yesterday.
Witt & Meador are getting in big
line of prints, ladies dress goods, no
tons, etc, for their spring trade.
Remember that we have made big
cut in prices on all of our goods in order
to sell forthe cash. Witt & Meador.
Beauchamp & Co. were granted H.
cense to keep tavern, with the privil-
ege of selling whisky at Sample, by the
County Court last Monday.
The application of Jack Walker for a
tavern license at Garfield with the priv
ilege of retailing liquor, was rejected by
the County Court last Monday.
The meeting talked OF on last Monday
to enjoin the collection Of the railroad
tax did not come off. There were a num-
Der of people in town, but nothing was
done, and the matter appears to have
been dropped for the present.
Bob Cox was exhibiting patent
churn on the streets last Monday which
had the appearance of being a pretty
good thing; but some parties here were
so badly sold on patent churn few
years ago that they will be slow to take
hold again.
The town was full of people last Mon
day; in fact, it resembled a Circuit
Court day. But such days are becom-
ing so common in old IIardinsburg it
seems hardly worth while to mention
the fact Since we have had the rail
road twice as many people come to the
town.
am accused of selling strictly for
cash to one and all alike. / acknowl-
A 81 n \
just as strict in keeping none but the
best cash can buy. Whisky in age
from 1880 to 1890, all warranted pure as
made. Yours truly,
T. c. LEWIS.
Burl Beard and Boin Turpin are going
to turn over new leaf in the hotel bust
ness, understand, by putting up the
prices here in that line to respectable
living standard. There is not two bet
ter hotel men in the county than they
are, but their prices have been alto
gether too low for the accommodations
they have been giving.
Lee Myer and Oscar Alexander who
recently succeeded +. LeOb in the mer-
camille business at Custer, are two
young men that have taken hold of
business with determination to sue
coed. They have the largest stock of
goods in the place, and command the
best portion of the trade there. Custer
| is not a railroad town, but it is surround
ed by mighty good section of country,
and supports some excellent farmers
Some of our heaviest tax payers live in
this section, and while they assume a
quiet unpretentious manner of doing
business always, they play a very i'm
portant part in the financial state of af-
fairs, when the tax gatherer goes
around. Many of them read your paper
AMI keep well up with the markets and
affairs OF general interest in the county.
| The News has an extensive circula-
ton at Custer, and l am promised a
good increase when l return there in
the leafy June. The county is well
adapted TO the use of 1928 reaper and
binder and who knows, but what you
might wheel one out there in January
next.
ROCK HAVEN.