The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-04

W I>outsNlhc lOinOTTOW 10 see the Dig
circus.
If we had one or two attractive bust
ness houses in this town there would be
more business.
Mrs Mary Miller has been appointed
Administrator of the estate of VIM. NJ.
Miller deceased.
Do you want to buy good work horse
or work mare? If so be at Hardinsburg
Circuit Court.-Julian Brown.
NoTIcE-All persons knowing themsel-
YES indebted to me will please come for
ward and settle.-W. w. Vessels.
THE next annual session of the Louis
vile Conference OF the NJ. +. Church
South will be held at Greensboro, Ky.
Mr.. j. b. Ruzby sold last week to J. b.
Frymire and son, Union Star, one hun
dred game chickens. They were bred
from imported stock.
The handsome work done on the Bran
denburg court house, both inside and
out, is a standing credit to the good taste
and judgment of somebody.
Licensed to marry: Frank G.. Ferry
to Violet X. Miller; David G.. Carnile to
Mrs. Sarah F. Jarrett; Martin X. Gard
ner to Miss Elizabeth S. Stinson.
For everything in the jewelry line or
music line, umbrella line, sewing mach
inc bindings, spectacle line, watch and
clock line call on T. G. Lewis & Co.
Mrs. q. w. Beard, Mrs. N. G. Mosely,
Misses Matte and Ola May Addison,
and Miss Annie DeJernette left last
Wednesday to visit the Worlds Fair.
Sam Henninger bought a wild horse
for $40. The horse threw a negro four
times, kicked the air blue for ten feet
around and then walked off as docile as
a cat.
We haven't got towering business
house, brass band nor a silver monkey,
but we have got plenty of groceries at
rock bottom prices, the very things you
need.-W. b. Hardin.
Mrs. Elijah Board, who has been for
many years an invalid, died at the An
chorage asylum last week. Her remains
were brought here and inferred in the
Hardinsburg cemetery.
With care your watches, clocks and
jewelry, | will accurately and speedily
put in good repair at very reasonable
cost. Bring or send in your watches &c.
at once.-T. G. Lewis & Co.
Mayor Buzby threatens that if there
isn't more business in his office pretty
soon than there has been, to decapitate
the marshal, close up shop and raise a
row with somebody himself.
Lawyer John Haswell got home from
Circleville, Ohio, last Thursday looking
pretty thin, after several weeks hard tus-
sic with typhoid fever, He is rapidly re-
covering, however, and will soon be
ready for business.
You've got no business going home
preaching economy to your wife when
you yourself have been to the Worlds
Fair and had high time for ten days.
If you do she ought TO hit you in the
face with the dish rag.
Mrs. Sutton went to Louisville last
week TO lay in her fall stock of millinery
goods. The ladies will find it to their
TO call on Mrs. Sutton when
she returns, as she WILDE equipped with
the latest styles in hats, trimmings etc.
Lost on the 5th of September one red
mich COW about three years old, white
spot in the face, hole in left ear and
large white spot on rump. Any one Civ
ing me information as TO her where
abouts will be literally rewarded.--James
Hardinsburg.
Mr.. John Alexander has moved his
family to the stone corner, around by |
Mrs. Daniel. Mr.. Alexander comes from |
his farm near Buras, and in connection |
with his son-in-law will carry on the liv-
cry stable business here. We are glad
10 have him as a citizen.
Messrs. Hoben and Kaye, Cloverport
were here last Saturday and
I was rumored that they were negotia-
ing with Messrs. Beard and Beeler for
purchase OF their stock of dry goods and
groceries,. The trade has not been final
y consumated, but should it be, Kaye
md Hoben will remove to Il is city.
There has been fifty-two suits filed for
he October term Of Circuit Court that
onvenes here next Monday. Twenty
tx are equity cases and the same num-
'er are ordinary suits. The criminal
ocket is set for three days OF term, and
mbraces misdeamor cases only. The
ivil docket Is set up TO the seventh day
4 the term, and embraces all the trial
ases at law. Court is not likely 10 hold
onger than ten days.
NOTICE.
j have bought w. w. Vessels saloon
nd am now the proprietor of Tammany.
Vsll be glad TO see my old customers
nd will guarantee TO treat them right.
viii keep in stock the best WHISTLES and
ines and also good line OF cigars and
T.. Mattingly.
IF -FOUR HACK ACHES
" you are all worn out, really good for nothing