The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-12-21

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Kraut, hominy, beans Irish potatoes
and picked pigs feet-Hardin 4 Brown.
Mr.. John Lewis, Henry and r. NJ.
Jolly, Irvington, were in town Monday.
The most convenient hotel to the de-
pot in Irvington is that kept by G. ID.
Pickerell.
Miss Lizzie Skillman, of Cloverport,
was here last week visiting Miss Mary
Bowmer.
II you want good plain wholesome
candy for Christmas go to Hardin x
Brown.
Miss Lizzie Smith will be at home
from Elizabethtown Saturday to spend
the holidays.
We pay cash for eggs il you want it.
No other house in town does it but Hard
in & Brown.
When you go TO Irvington stop at the
new hotel and lunch house kept by @.
ID. Pickerell.
Special bargains in overcoats heavy
boots and shoes for the next 80 days.
Beard & Beeler.
Mr.. J.T. Roberts was here from the
Falls of Rough last Friday. He is well
pleased with his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Beeler and little
| daughter, Louise, were in Louisville last
week visiting Mrs. ii. o. PHELPS.
Mr.. Clint Hook, local editor Of the
Hardinsburg Republic, and Miss Mary
Sneed will be married tomorrow.
Buy you Christmas candy from Hard
in q Brown. Positively few cents
cheaper than any other house in town.
Its Christmas for everybody, but you
had better look around and see il there
is anything left from your last summers
wages.
James Kasey, Cloverport, was in
town Monday and took on little too
much liquor and the Marshal locked
him up.
Deputy Sheriff Charles b. Miller and
Miss Maggie Hendricks, daughter OF
Zeno Hendricks, will be married to-
morrow.
Rev. Felix Roberts filled the pulpit at
the M. L. church South last Sunday
at II o'clock and preached very excel
lent sermon.
w. II. Board, Rosetta, was in town
last Monday and for disorderly conduct
got himself fined 81 and costs in the
Mayors court.
The County Court last Monday re-
jected the application of j. S. Beavin for
a tavern license, with the privilege Of
selling whiskey at Jolly's Station.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Brown has opened saloon
in the property owned by Mrs. Sue Nc
Gary. He will remodel the house some
what and put the bar in the front room
Mr.. VIM. Miller and Miss Isabel
Miller, and Mr.. John Hendricks and
Miss Clara Miller it is announced will
be married to-day at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Bette Miller, near
this place.
Miss Maggie Smith, of Fordsville, and
Mr.. John Smith, express messenger on
the L., ii. 4 w. railroad, will be marri-
ed january LIST, at the residence OF the
brides father. They will make their
home in Fordsville.
The following marriage license were
issued by the County Court Clerk last
week: Henry ID. Tucker to Miss Mary
M. Gray; w. ]. Taul TO Miss Bette A.
Hawkins Soloman b. Hanks to Miss
Emma Goldsmith Priestly L. Davis to
Miss Lena Trent.
Mrs. Nelson jolly out at Jolly's Station
is somewhat Of detective herself. Last
week she missed one OF her fine bronze
turkeys, and suspecting that 1t had been
stolen, undertook 10 run down the thief.
She succeeded in doing so, and recover
ing her turkey also. Hereafter turkey
thieves had better make themselves
scarce around the neighborhood OF Mrs.
Jolly's, or they may get hurt.
The Master Commissioner made the
following sales at the court house door
Monday House and lot in Webster to
@. A. Dye, $l49; 100 acres OF land near
Hudson TO j. p. Nottingham, $267
House and lot in Webster 10 M. Lyd-
dan, 5000; 1O4 acres OF land near Hard
insburg to Elisha Meador, $50; House
and lot in Cloverport TO James Kasey,
$500; Tract OF land near Union Star 10
Philo Hawkins, $1,000; A tract OF $50
,lacres near Rosetta TO 4. +. Piles, Exr.
10; A tract near Mt. Zion to b. F.
ID 4 Co., $270.