The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10

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Waller Haynes is in Louisville attend.
ing the races.
| There is to be social ball in Hawes-
vile Friday night
Charles w. Norman went to Louis
vile Monday night.
Mrs. A. J. Gross, Of Holt, is the guest
OF Mrs. Oltilo Dehaven.
Mr.. Dan Schank, of Rome, Ind, was
in the city yesterday.
Ice cream constantly kept at the City
Bakery beginning tomorrow.
Morton, the High street grocer, keeps
fresh st, am bread constantly on hand.
If you find your size, you find dollars.
We shut our eyes to cost.-Smart & Co.
G. 4. Grasty, of the Hawesville Plain
dealer, was in the city last week in the
interest of his paper.
Mrs. G. f. Lightfoot and Miss Juda
Miller went to Greensboro Saturday to
attend the Sam Jones meetings.
Mrs. G.. w. Beard and her son w, S.
and Mr.. Chas. Miller, Hardinsburg, went
down to hear Sam Jones yesterday.
Mr.. w. II. Bowmer and wife spent
Monday at Hardinsburg. Mrs. Mary
Bowmer returned home with them.
Alex. Furrow and Charles Higgins
were fined $l.0O and cost each in the
city court Monday for being drunk.
John Warfield came down from Lonis-
vile Thursday night and spent a coupld
of days at home, returning Saturday
night.
We want to tell you that it costs very
little more to buy the best clothing for
your boy than it does to buy the COM
mon sort.--Smart & Co.
G.. w. Jordan, the furniture mar,
made an assignment last Friday for the
benefit of his creditors. James HANDLE
ton is the assignee.
ADD IT UP.-Put down good material, |
BOOh III, buptIlOl INV |
price, and you will have the sum Of our
clothing.-Smart & Co.
Mrs. Ben II. Haynes and children,
who have been visiting relatives at
Hawesville for several days, returned
home Saturday evening.
If you want wall paper cheaper than
il was ever known to sell at before go to |
T. f. Sawyers. He will also hang the
paper as cheap as any other paper hang
er.
Mrs jeff Miller, Mrs. Jesse X. Miller,
Misses Tsha and Mary Adkisson and
Mr.. James d. Seaton, all of the New
Bethel neighborhood were in the city
shopping, Monday.
Marshal Hambleton has just complet-
ed the white school census for Clover
port District No. l. His report shows
that Cloverport contains 4l3 white chill
dren between the ages OF six and twenty
-222 males and l9l females.
Protracted meeting is now in progress
at the Elm street Methodist church.
Rev. f. II. Morrison, the regular pastor,
is being ably assisted by Rev. G. r.
Grove, of Elizabethtown, who has quite
a reputation as an evangelist. The hours
for service during the week are O'Clock
in the afternoon and 7 o'clock in the
evening.
The regular weekly racket in the In
cubator came up last Friday evening.
All the participants were arrested for
disorderly conduct and fined in the City
Court the following amounts respect
fully: Charles Adams, $40 and cost
Annie Bridwell, So and cost; Annie
Brown, 81 and cost Frank Robinson, re-
leased.
People along the "Texas" road to-day
will have an opportunity to go to Louis
vile for less than one-half fare on the
Earnest Workers excursion. When you
are in Louisville, you can go to the big
convention, the great Ken
lucky Derby races, the base ball game
the matinees, go shopping or go get
trunk, just as you like.
DIR. j. b. Cottrell delivered his lecture,
Razor Strops," in the Elm-street Meth
odist church last Wednesday night
This is the first time that the lecture had
ever been delivered in Cloverport and it
was heard by large and appreciative
audience. In this lecture the Doctor
'ully sustains the reputation which he
has of being one of the grandest pulpit
orators in America.