The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-12

uO W W. ID. hafuln LOT your plCulC
supplies the coming summer.
Mrs. Nettie Compton, of Webster, is
visiting Mrs. r. L. Mattingly.
Straw hats for big, little, old or young
just received at Beard 4 Beeler's.
Mrs. Taylor Atwood has left town and
moved to Mr.. Barney Squires' farm.
Miss Mary Bowmer has returned home
from an extended visit to Greensboro.
Just received a new supply of corn and
tobacco grower. Beard & Beeler.
Mr.. Elijah Board is an applicant for a
storekeeper's place in the revenue SER
vice.
Mrs. Skinner, of West Point, was in
the city last week visiting Mrs. &. w.
Beard.
II you want the best and most durable
sewing machine you can buy, call on
Buzby & Co.
Mr.. Stuart DeJernett sold SO lambs
last week to Eli Dean at cents, to be
delivered in July.
The City Council at its meeting week
ago passed a stock law to take effect the
10Th OF this month.
We have something to attract the la
dies, either in pretty shoe or nice dress
goods. Beard & Beeler.
Miss Hollis, fashionable milliner of
Louisville, has been employed by Mrs.
Sutton during the spring trade.
We can fit you in size, price and quail
ity of goods, if you want suit or extra
pants. Beard & Beeler.
The railroad Office did good business
here during the month of March. The
receipts were over 81 100.
Now, if you just want to look like
you came out of tailor shop, put on one
of those hobby suits at Beard & Beeler's.
Richard May bought small tract OF
land last week from Mrs. James G. Has
well, lying in the lover part oftown, at
500.
Mr.. Montgomery, there are a number
OF fellows in this town groaning for pie.
Why don't you get move on the politi-
cal bakery?
John Miller will run neck and neck
with the man that gets a store-keeper's
place from this vicinity. John has some
good backing.
Mr.. r. S. Skillman and wife left yester.
day to spend few days in Louisville
This is Clerk Skillman's first visit to
Louisville in twelve years.
We sunk $4,000 in a gas hole, and
didn't seem to care much about it,
There is no danger of a loss if you will
invest in a good school building.
The 4th of July will be celebrated by
the grandest parade and picnic that has
ever been given at this place. Look out
for large bills. Buzby & Co.
The following parties left Monday for
the Falls of Rough to spend several days
fishing: Percy Beard, Will Hook, Joe
Cox, Marvin Beard, w. ). Beard and
Morris Eskridge.
Tom. Withers has started in to have
the best garden patch in town, and il
Henry Boards high headed rooster
doesn't stay on his own side of the fence,
there will be war down there.
There will be city election the first
Monday in May, to elect a Mayor and
City Council. They can only hold until
the first OF January next, when the new
law governing sixth-class towns takes
effect
Licensed to marry: d. G. Clemens to
Miss Sarah L. Meador John w. Moore
to Miss Susan L. Leslie, w. L. Robertson
to Miss Maggie ]. Beauchamp, Leonard
Adkisson to Miss Bette r. Dowell, Ma
thias Baker to Miss Bevie Frank.
The rush at the Falls of Rough now
that the fishing season has opened, is
greater than usual. Col. Peyton, the
accommodating hotel man, is put to all
he can do to accommodate the guests
The Falls is the most delightful place in
this section to spend few days fishing.
The revival which has been in progress
at the NJ. +. church South, closed last
Friday night. There were only five that
united with the church, but there were
number of conversions during the
meeting. All the preachers that had
been assisting in the meeting, left Satur-
day morning. Rev. L. A. Ross returned
to st. Louis. $65 was contributed to
him by the community for his services
while here.
The citizens of this town stand in
their own light when they refuse to take
the proposition offered by Prof. Shack.
lett to build up graded school. If the
proposition fails here he will look out
for location elsewhere. A school, such
as Prof. Shacklett has in view, would
bring hundreds of dollars to the place,
and help to build up the town in other
ways.
Notice
! have just painted, papered and re-
furnished my saloon. The. best brands
of WHISTLES always on hand and at the
lowest figures. A schooner of beer for a
nickle. South side Court Square.
II. +. MATTNGLY, Prop.
Teachers Attention.
Hardinsburg Normal is the place to
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