The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-08-03

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Morris Eskridge returned from Louis
vile Monday.
Miss Nellie Cox is visiting friends in
Grayson county.
Buy all of your family groceries from
Hardin & Brown.
Mr.. Felix Monroe, Glendeane, was in
the city last Saturday.
Don't forget the big excursion to
Louisville next Saturday.
Now is the time to buy cheap suit Of
clothes at Beard & Beeler's.
Prof. r. P. Shacklett returned from
Meade county Monday.
See our new hats and caps Cleveland
and Harrison.-Beard 4 Beeler.
Mrs. Burl Beard returned home from
a visit to Greensboro last Saturday.
Picnics will be all the go from now
until after the election in November.
A dealer in musical goods and parts
for musical instruments. I. G. Lewis.
Miss Flora Smith returned last week
from visit to friends near Webster.
= Repairs promptly and strictly first
class. T. G. Lewis.
The grandest picnic of the season will
be given near West View, August Goth.
Mr.. Robert Smith OF this place is now
running blacksmith shop at Irvington.
Clint Ford's troupe was here last week
and gave two exhibitions at the City
hall.
Miss Lizzie Board has returned from a
visit to her friends near Custom, Meade
county.
1t is reported here that Hon. John G..
Carlisle will speak here some time dur
ing September.
The Hardinsburg Mechanics band will
furnish music for the picnic at West
View August Goth.
Now is the time to use hog cholera
medicine, before your hogs get sick
Beard & Beeler.
Any and all kinds of goods generally
carried by first class retail jeweler, call
and see T. G.. Lewis.
Don't Forget the moonlight part of the
big picnic at West View August 20, and
supper on the grounds.
Mrs. DIR. Kincheloe and little daugh-
tiers, Mamie and Della, spent few days
in the country last week.
Mrs. Amanda Smith and daughter,
Miss Adel, arc visiting Mrs. Roland
Smith at Stephensport this week.
Agent for the Rudolph Wuslitzcr &
Co.'S, celebrated pianos and organs.
Best, cheapest &c. T. G. Lewis.
A beautiful line Of increased stock OF
latest designs of ladies and gents jewel
ry. T. G. Lewis.
We wish to reduce our stock OF goods
before fall and are offering straight bar
gains give us a call.-Beard & Beeler
V. G. Babbage spoke to fully five hun
bred Democrats at a picnic at Short
CreeF, Grayson county, last Saturday.
On account of sickness, the Rev. r.
w. Browder was not present at the
Quarterly meeting last Sunday at Mt.
Zion.
Marshal Beard threatens to have some
young men arrested and fined for fast
driving on the streets, if it is not stopped
at once.
Just think of it! A fine crayon pic
ture, worth $40, given away with every
Sos worth of goods at Mrs. S. A. Hafiey
& Co.'S.
Rev. Jno. ID. Cart came over from
Union Star last Friday and went out to
Mt. Zion to assist Rev. Campbell in his
meeting.
Drop in at Mrs. S. A. Haifey & Cos
and see those splendid crayon pictures
given away with every Sos worth of
goods.
Take your photo to Mrs. S. A. Ha6ey
and have fine crayon made. Buy $40
worth of goods and this will give you the
picture free.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. +. Church South meets
at Mrs. J. A. Wits Friday evening at
two and half O'clock
The managers OF the picnic to be given
at West View, August Goth, propose to
make it the grandest affair of the season.
A very large crowd is anticipated.
Mrs. Martin McGary, while driving in
from the country last Sunday evening in
her buggy, met with quite serious acct
dent. The horse became frightened
some where near town and Mrs. McGary
was thrown from the buggy and had her
hip bone fractured. The accident was
very painful and Mrs. McGary suffered
from it.