The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-06-22

MISS mary .BOWmer returned nome
last Saturday.
Look at the Davis Verticle feed at
Hardin q Browns.
Mr.. Rogers, editor of the Hartford
Republican, was here Monday.
We deliver all goods free OF charge
from our house. Hardin q Brown.
Now is the time to paint your house.
No dust and cheap material at Beard &
Beeler's.
Come on with your spring chickens,
eggs, etc. We are in the trade.-Beard
q Beeler.
Mr.. b. f. Beard left for Chicago last
Saturday to attend the big Democratic
Convention.
Mrs. G. l.. Beard went to Louisville
last week to visit relatives and friends
in that city.
$3.50 at Beard q Beeler's will buy a
coat, pants, vest. pair of shoes and hat.
Why not dress up
Tavern License were granted to
Thomas Addison, Irvington, in the
County Court Monday.
Mr.. James Glasscock's little child that
has been very sick for some time is now
improving and thought to be out of
danger.
We are on top and il small profits and
fair dealing are any inducements to the
people. we are here to stay.-Hardin &
Brown.
Children's Day will be observed at the
NJ. f. Church South the first Sunday in
July. An attractive program is being
arranged.
McMillens advice to the Republicans
Monday was for them to stand solid. He
was opposed to them uniting with the
Alliance Party.
Rev. Z. NJ. McMillen, the Republican
candidate for Congress, spoke at the
court house last Monday. He was fol-
lowed in speech by Mr.. Langford, the
Farmers Alliance man.
The Republican County Committee
held a meeting here in the city hall
Monday and recognized. Mr.. Reuben
Miller of Cloverport, was elected county
chairman, and Sir. Jesse Eskridge,
secretary.
We make a specially of picnic goods
and will furnish them to parties through
the country cheap as they can get them
in the city, and we will take back all
that are in good condition and that are
not sold.-Hardin & Brown.
Miss Katie Eskridge gave an ice cream
supper last Friday night in honor of her
guest, Miss Clara Morris, who is visit
ing her from Big Spring. There were
quite a number of the young folks of the
place present, and most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Commissioner Babbage sold several
tracts of land at the court house door
Monday. Mrs. J. l. Hall purchased the
Matthew's tract in the Cut of at 1926.
This land was valuable for its timber
only. The other tracts were small and
were bid in by the plaintiffs in the suits
to pay their Judgements. The house
and lot of K. +. Thompson was bid in by
DR.. A. NJ. Kincheloe at $500.
The Democrats were trying to arrange
sherifls ticket here Monday, but we
don't think they came to any decision.
1t was reported few days ago that a
ticket had been made out, but the mat
ter is still in doubt. Unless ticket can
be framed that will suit all sections,
there is likely to be contest in the
ranks. Several parties want to run and
it is doubtful whether it can be settled
without primary.
wish to say to the people am con-
siderably and extensively engaged in the
jewelry and kindred occupation, where
by ! am prepared to accommodate the
general public in anything that may be
needed, both in the latest and fashion
able goods. Refitting and repairing of
all kinds OF old goods from the watch
down to the parasol. Very grateful to
you for past and liberal patronage, in
the futere shall endeavor so to move
as to fully merit your confidence.
! am as ever, yours truly,
T. G. LEWIS.
The Democratic County Committee
met here Monday and ordered primary
election for the first Monday PIN August.
County candidates for Circuit Clerk and
Sheriff are to be nominated The pr.
mary is to be governed by the rules re-
gulating Congressional primaries to be
held at the same time. The COMMITTEES
also requested the chairman OF the Sixth
Judicial District to call the committee to.
gether for the purpose ofmaking nomi
nation for the Offices Of Circuit Judge
and Commemorative Attorney in the
district.
500 Reward. 800.
The readers of the BREcKESRIDGE
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