The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-09-28

Passenger Daily arr. Hardlnsburg. :oO AIN
Go to Hardin & Browns for cheap gro
ceries.
Mrs. Kate Beard has beed quite i'll for
several days.
Mr.. T. C. Lewis and his son are inn
proving rapidly.
Butter, eggs chickens, dried fruit, &C.,
at Beard & Beeler's.
Mr. John r. Jarboe is a candidate for
poor-house commissioner.
Mrs. O'Connel is here this week visit
ing her son Mr.. Patrick Dillon.
We lead all other firms here in prices
on family groceries. Hardin & Brown.
Bacon, Lard, Flour and all kinds of
staple groceries always on hand at Hardin
4 Browns.
Hon. D. II. Sewers came down from
Frankfort Saturday. He will be at home
about ten days.
Mr.. Lee Bishop was nominated by the
Democrats here last Monday for consta-
BILE in this precinct
The stock OF goods here belonging to
VIM. Bell was attached by Louisville
creditors last week.
Burl Beard was about the best pleased
man in town last Saturday over the re-
suit of the base ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Norman, of Plant
ers Hall, were in the city last Saturday
visiting Mrs. J. ID. Beeler.
John r. Jarboe bought Mr.. Charles
Heston's farm lying on the Hardinsburg
and Cloverport turnpike for $500.
Bargains in clothing, dry-goods, boots
and shoes, &c, for cash or exchange for
produce at Beard & Beeler's.
Hon. Wilbur T. Hayward, State cleo
tor for this district will speak at the court
house in this place on Tuesday, Oct 4th.
Fertilizers-aything from the cheapest
phosphates to the best bone meal at
Beard & Beeler's.
Mrs. V. Daniel is adding something to
the looks of her home surroundings by
treating her front fence to fresh coat of
paint
Mrs. Ed. Shelman and children, OF
Louisville, and Forrest Frymire, OF Chey-
nault were visiting Mrs. ID. ii. Sewers last
week.
The storehouse and lot in Stephens
port formerly occupied by Hanks Bros,
is now for sale. Apply to w. X. Barnes,
agent.
Mr.. Will Hardin who has been con-
fined at home for some time by sickness,
is able to be out again and attending to
business.
Miss Irene Board dismissed her school
at Stephcnsport last week on account OF
sickness among the scholars and came
home. She will resume in about two
weeks.
The friends Of Raphael Harsley, living
near jacksonville, celebrated his 9lst
birthday one day last week, by giving
him and others big free dinner.
Miss Lucy Frank, OF Bewleyville, was
in the city last Saturday and Sunday the
guest OF Miss Lille Scott. Miss Lille
returned home with her Monday morn
ing.
Go to S. II. HaiIey q Co.. s for clothing.
Closing out sale. Every article in this
line goes at cost. Remember with every
$40 worth of goods, we give fine crayon
portrait free OF charge.
The game Of ball last Saturday proved
TO be a good thing for the town. There
was large crowd here, and the mer-
chants report a larger days sales than
they have had for some time.
A number of the young men OF this
place will shoot at clay pigeons here Oc-
tober 9Th, for beautiful shell case now
on exhibition at b. F. Beard & Co.'s. All
those who wish TO take part in the shoot
ing must register before the 30th OF Sep.
TENDER.
Mr.. James T. Robards sold his farm,
lying on the pike, during the month Of
August, to Henry jolly. Mr.. Robards
has not decided what he will do, but he
will not follow farming any longer.
The county candidates opened the cam
paign at the courthouse Monday. None
OF them had anything Of special impor-
lance 10 say TO the people except their
strong appeal for votes. All OF them are
clever gentlemen and will doubtlessmake
pleasant canvass,