The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-11-23

Mr. II. o. Phelps, Louisville, was in
town Monday.
T. c. Lewis, the jeweler, is receiving
his Christmas stock.
Mr. Charley Miller sold several hogs
here last week at cents net.
The Court of Claims brought a good
many people to town Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Winebrinner, of Louisville,
has been in the city several days.
Our gents underwear for winter is of
the best quality. Hardin & Brown.
Step in and see T. G. Lewis fine dis
play of jewelry, watches and clocks.
Go to Hardin & Browns and get what
you want for your Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. w. w. Vessels, who was hurt
sometime ago, is able to be out on the
streets again.
Hardin & Brown can furnish you
family groceries cheaper than any other
house in town.
Rev. Thomas Robertson was here last
Sunday and preached at the Baptist
church at night.
When you come TO IIardinsburg please
call on T. G. Lewis. He has something
nice to show you.
Mr.. f. n. D'Huy has moved his jew
elry establishment, kept at Guthrie's,
back to Cloverport.
Mr. Graham Eskridge went to Louis
vile last Saturday to accept position
with the McHenry Coal Co.
Capt George Mercer ventured to
town from Rosetta last Monday TO get
the returns from the election.
Jas. T. Robards will move to the Falls
Of Rough next week TO take charge of
Col. Lafayette Green's large plantation.
Bear in mind that 7. G. Lewis is the
leader in all that appertains to jewellery,
watches, clocks and musical merchan-
disc.
Mrs. T. n. Miller has moved TO her
farm on the east side of town. County
Clerk j. Il. Monarch occupies the house
she vacated.
You get more New Orleans sugar from
US for Sl.00 than any other place in town
Come and try us and be convinced. EIar-
din & Brown.
The goods Of shapinsky & Hyman
were sold last week by Sheriff DeJernett.
John Lyman was the purchaser at the
sum Of S525.
State Inspector and Examiner, w. ii.
Gardner, was here a day or so last week
looking into the accounts of Jury Com
missioner Bell.
The many friends Of Deputy Sheriff
Robt. Glasscock here were sorry TO learn
that he met with the loss OF his dwelling
house by fire one night last week.
Mr.. b. F. Beard and Coleman Haswell
went to Louisville yesterday to lay in
supply Of Christmas goods. They are
going TO lay in big stock this year.
The insurance agent for the company
in which Jim. Wright's house was in
sured, was here last week to adjust the
losses. Mr.. Wright carried an insurance
to the amount OF 81 200.
Jesse Keys and Con. Bland were here
Monday TO get the tavern license OF Lee
Otto at lrvington transferred to them.
They will reopen the hotel and bar
there. Otto has gone TO Chicago.
The following parties were here before
the Court Of Claims Monday as candi-
dates for poor house keeper: Jabe
Jordan, John r. Jarboe, j. Turk
Mattingly and G. Dent Brown. II is
understood that Mrs. Taylor Atwood,
widow ofTaylor Atwood, is also a can
dldate for the place.
Tom. Mcclure is one of the hustling
candidates for the post office. Mr.. Nc
Clure will move his family here soon,
and go inio the fight in earnest. Others
who are applying for the place are Miss
Flora Smith, Miss Matte Addison and
Mr.. ID. S. Gill. Before the fight is over
II promises TO get lively, as all the par
ties seem TO be in dead earnest for little