The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11

Turnips, potatoes, onions and cabbage
w. b. Hardin.
James L. Stone will assist clerk r. s
Skillman during court
w. b. Hardin occupies the storeroom
on the corner opposite Major Scotts'
belonging to Mrs. Heston.
Miss Susie Monarch, of Greensboro, is
visiting Miss Mary Bowmer.
Frank Board and Ed Guthrie made a
flying trip to Chicago last week.
Attorney R. E, Woods, Of Louisville,
is here attending court this week.
Beard & Beeler have moved to the
storehouse occupied by Hardin & Brown.
Mr. Mat May who has been in the
West about five years, is at home on a
visit.
Why run all over town hunting grocer
les when you car find them at w. b.
Hardin's. s
Miss Sallie Kincheloe has gone to
Henderson to visit her sister, Mrs. Geor-
gia Hayes.
NoTIcR-All persons knowing themsel-
YES indebted to me will please come for
ward and settle.--W. w. Vessels.
Mr.. Oscar Brown, who has been living
at New Albany for the past two years,
has returned here with his family.
A number of the prospective candid
ates for county Offices next year, were
out shaking hands here. last Monday.
Repairing Of every class in the art of a
silversmith done cheap and first-class.
Satisfaction guaranteed. II. G. Lewis.
Mr.. jolly Meador has moved into his
new house. ]. T.. Monarch will occupy
the one he vacates and j. b. Buzby will
move to the one Mr.. Monarch leaves.
A large and well selected assortment
of jewellery, watches, clocks, silverware,
spectacles, music and musical instru-
ments, etc. Call and examine our stock.
7. G. Lewis & Co.
Lost on the 9Th OF September one red
milch 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 ewarded.-James
Matthews, Hardinsburg.
The Fiscal Court which was in session
last week did not find a great deal of
business to transact. They wound up in
three days. They appointed commit
tee to look out site for a bridge across
the Little Falls at Beach Fork. A con-
tract was let out to lay brick pavement
on the north and east side of the court
house square. The appropriations were
small and the claims allowed were not
very numerous. Mr.. Chelf asked for an
appropriation from the county for SER
vices as Commonwealth Attorney, but
the claim was rejected. DIR. Milton
Board was reelected Commissioner of
the poorhouse and Mr.. Jarboe, the poor
house keeper.
Rev. L. +. Campbell leaves with his
family for his new work at Bowling
Green this week. He told us he was
much pleased with his new appointment
and the work would pay better financial
ly than the one he is leaving. The towns
on his circuit all lie on the railroad and
are conveniently situated. He expects
to reside in Bowling Green and have adj
vantage of the good schools there for his
children. The circuit will pay some.
thing like 5000 year. Rev. Breeding
will reach here to-day or tomorrow. The
ladies have brushed up the parsonage
and it is ready for occupancy. The new
preacher has family OF three children.
He will fill his regular appointment here
on the third Sunday.
NOTICE.
have bought w. w. Vessels saloon
and am now the proprietor of Tammany.
Will be glad to see my old customers
and will guarantee TO treat them right.
Will keep in stock the best whiskies and
wines and also good line of cigars and
tobaccO.-R. +. Mattingly.