The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-30

II you want aQy Photographic work |
done call on Vick3 y this week.
Clothing, come and see and be convin-
>eed we want to sell.-Beard & Beeler.
Miss Lucy Frank, Of Bewleyville, is in
the city visiting Miss Lille Scott
Dress goods at 8, TO- II and 10 cents
North 10, 10. 20 and 25.-Beard & Beeler.
Sewing machine sHuttles, needles, oil,
bands b md rubber 'prA% ''''-r' C. Lewis
1t is reported that there will be a
double wedding in town during Confer
ence,
Parts for repaAs,/ and strings for all
X kinds n co Of musical iNAtF""sn''-r' C. Lew
Fine umbrellaA for ladies and gents,
Also Also canes "a res and Walking ''i'k''-T' C.
Musical instrurA yhts from a iewsharp
to piano. Examjk he our stock and price.
IT. G. Lewis & Qb.N
Licensed to marry: G. l.. Stephens to
Miss Katie Jones; Willis q. Lawson to
Miss Clara A. Claycomb.
The largest and cheapest line of neck
wear and gents shirts ever offered to the
fade Beard & Beeler
All persons indebted to us by note or
accsunt will please come forward and
settle.-Witt & Meador.
This week maAb3 the last chance you
will have to get q od photos at such low
prices. Call on yfexers.
John Miller and Tom McGill surprised
the young ladies Monday evening by CIV
ing delightful cheese lunch.
Bishop Warren will preside at the ses-
sion of the Annual Conference that con-
venes here on the 18th, inst.
Miss Bee Meyer, of Buras, aud Miss
O'Bryan, of Meade county, were here It
week visiting Mrs, Lee Meyer,
Messrs. Frank Jarboe and Sam Pate
! left last week for Fur,lsvlle to take
charge of the public school there.
DIR. Miles, of Meade county and Miss
Carrie Meyer, of Buras, were married in
this city yesterday at the residence of
Mr.. Lee Meyer.
Jailer Slaton has been making good use
of the prisoners confined in the county
Jail. For the last two months he has
kept them on the rock pile and they have
beat enough stone to cover several streets
OF the town.
Mr.. John B. Hensly was at home last
week. The report that he was robbed
and killed on the highway near Nillers-
burg was mistake. Mr.. Hensley is on
the hustle about as lively as he ever was,
il not a little more so.
The largest asAQrtmynt of watches, sill
vcrware, clocks, skectacles and jewelry Of
endless variety and IL the latest design.
Take look and be convinced that value
and taste is our fouhN ation and road to
success. BE sharpanS look QUIT. G.
Lewis & Co.
County Court: w. II. Carman granted
license to keep tavern and sell whisky
at Irvington Stith & Mccoy granted Ii
canse to keep tavern and sell whisky in
Bewleyville. F. X Rhodes, Sheriff, ap.
pointed administrator of the estate OF A.
Barger, deceased. Anderson Pool allow
ed $40 for work done at the East Court
house gate.
The wreck at Sinking bridge on the l..
II. q W., has all been cleared away, but
enough remains there as reminder to
those in charge of the train that they
should go slow and be careful when run
ming down that grade. 1t has always
been Mr.. McCracken's orders to trainmen
going down the Sinking grade to apply
all the brakes and make the run slowly.
Rev b. F. Hagan preached at the Bap-
list church last Sunday on sanctifcation.
He had a good congregation and MS ideas
on the subject were very well received.
Mr.. Hagans next appointment here will
be on the fourth Sunday in September.
He announced last Sunday that at that
time he would offer his resignation to the
church here, but some OF the members
do not like to give him up.
THEY SAY.
That Arthur Board is tough citizen
That Claud Mercer has got his place in
Washington.
That John w. Miller will chaperone
the next hay party.
That Mug Sewers is making first class
COW attorney on the L., II. 4 w.
That there are a goodly number OF
young girls in this town of a marriagable
age.
That Mr.. Jesse Eskridge will make
popular Republican candidate for Super
intendent OF Schools.
That the injunction in the late local
option suit here, recently dissolved by
Judge McBeath, has been reinstated by
Judge Bennett OF the Court OF Appeals.
The DEMOCRATIC Primary ELECTION
will be held next Saturday, September