The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
LOCAL BRVITIEs.
dilk Shake at the ity Bakery.

Fresh candies, ms and fruits at tn
City Bakery.
Mrs Freeman as built cottage Of
Boilers hill.
% bread tickeb for one dollar at tn
City Bakery.
c.. J. Fella, tn grocer, is low down il
his latest cashiTices.
Fishing tackh, base balls, marbles, etc
at C. II. RieteI& Cos.
Mrs. A. J.GIoss, of Holt, is the CUES
of Mrs. Orfuo DeHaven.
Make your hoy happy by taking home
one ofSulzer's Bicycles.
Just received new supply of fresl
candy at the City BAKERY.
At Fella's grocery is the place TO buy
provisions cheap for cash.
C. F. Mattingly went to Greensboro on
business one day last week.
Home grown strawberries will be on
the market here next Saturday.
Miss Ola McGill, of Ekron, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. James Lewis.
Miss Ola McGill, of Ekron, is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. James Lewis.
An infant child OF Geo. Wright, lob
insport, died one day last week.
Lee Bishop and Walter Clark, of Har-
dinsburg, were in the city last week.
VIM Preston, section boss at Lewis.
port, was here several days last week.
Mr.. Robert Norton, of Rhodelia, was
the guest of Miss Lucy Beavin Sunday.
Morton, the High-street grocer, keeps
fresh steam bread constantly on hand.
Don't worry. Suffers can make life a
pleasure by selling you a bicycle-cheap.
Garden hose that can be used for re-
freshing the lawn or tramp, at Suffers.
Mrs. Annie Newsom's new dwelling
on second street is ready for the plaster
ers.
County Assessor Len eastman, Of
Preston, was in the city one day last
week.
Fresh canned goods, canned fruits,
canned vegetables and canned fish at the
City Bakery.
The freshest provisions and groceries
always kept at Fellas family grocery.
Cheap for cash.
Devote the rest of your days to the
delightful duty of purchasing your gro
ceries at Suffers.
Gentle exercise is good for you. Walk
down to Suffers and see their big line of
new patterns in carpets.
ADAM could not indulge in such lux
uries as you may, if you buy your grocer
les for cash of f. J. Fella.
Mrs. Gilmour, of Darlington, accompa-
MED by her three children, is visiting her
husband, the riding gallery man.
Owensboro ought to have Cloverport's
choir down there. Then they would
hear some singing what is singing.
Persons giving picnics can make
money by placing their orders for bread,
cakes, ETC., with G. II. Riedel & Co.
Don't waste precious moments trim
ming the frayed edges of your cuffs. It's
cheaper to buy new ones at Suffers.
If you will pay cash will save you 10
per cent. on groceries. Just call and be
convinced. @. J. Fella.
WANTED.-2O0 900 feet of poplar lum-
Der at once. The highest market price
will be paid Street Planning Mill.
Miss Lula Sawyer has just returned
from Louisville and is prepared to con-
tinue dressmaking. Prices reasonable.
Thos. Addison, the Irvington hotel
man, sold a two-year-old Splendor colt to
Geo. d. Mattingly, of Greensboro, last
week for $40 cash
DIR. William d. Stirman, one of Owens
boro's Oldest physicians, died at his home
in that city last Monday at the age OF
n. His funeral occurs to-day.
Mrs. Harry Roth, of Louisville, who
was visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Witt, here, was called home last
week because OF sickness OF her husband.
Gordon Norman, day operator at the
shops, has gone to Leitchfield to spend a
couple of weeks with his parents. His
place is being filed in the Office by p. +.
Carr, OF Brandenburg.
VIM. Ragsdale, of Evansville, was pas
senger ON the City of Owensboro last
Thursday. Will is a former Stephensport
boy, and is now representing Crisel &
Conkey, timber men of Evansville.
Man may want but little here below
but he wants il awfully, sometimes; es-
pecially II it's a collar button under the
bureau. Lay in supply and save trou-
Bile. Yours with buttons
Mr.. Jerry Basham and Miss Matte
eastman, of Union Star, were married
Sunday, April 3Oth, at the residence OF
the brides father, Mr.. John eastman.
A large number OF relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony.