The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-22

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Passenger Daily arr. Hsrdinsburg.. 1850 Am
Mr.. Hugh Kingston is studying law.
Court will adjourn to-day or tomorrow.
Buy your groceries from w. B. Har-
din.
Go to Haswell & Son for your horse
collars.
There is but one prisoner in the coun-
ty Jail.
Prof. Shacklett went to Meade county
last Saturday.
Attorney Weed Chelf left for home
Tuesday morning.
Beard & Beeler will count the beans in
their prize jar March 4th.
Mrs. Hettie Smith has been visiting
Stephensport the past week.
Miss Jennie Warfeld, OF Cloverport, is
visiting Major SCOTS family.
Mr.. R. G. Hill attorney from Owens
boro returned home Saturday.
Mr.. John Phelps, Louisville, was here
last Saturday visiting J. d. Beeler.
You can get good-hand sewed blind
bride for s.. 90 at Haswell & Sons.
Mr.. Julian Brown has gone to Meade
county on the hunt of employment.
A rare opportunity to have your pic
lures enlarved. At Beard & Beeler's.
The next 80 days is your opportunity
for watch free, at Beard q Beeler's.
The attachment proceedings of X. G.
Hill against John Slaton were dismissed.
Haswell & Son have the largest lot of
saddles and brides in stock in the town.
Mr.. Henry Head has been here for the
last ten days looking up Life Insurance
business.
Go to Beard & Beeler's for your plant
bed canvass and fertilizer. A good stock
on hand.
Foster Lyons got judgment against
the L. st. L. & T. for $3.50 damages on
tobacco.
The firm of Hardin & Brown has dis
solved partnership, Mr.. Brown going out
of the firm.
Tom Withers has purchased the hosue
and lot where he now lives from John
Hook at 1920.
Mr.. George Hook is now confined to
his bed at his home near this place and
suffers considerably.
Elijah Board sold his house and lot,
formerly occupied by Judge Addison, to
John Hook for 81 900.
The case OF VIM. McMillen against the
town OF Stephensport was submitted to
the Court for adjudication Monday.
Anything you want at Beard & Beel-
er's-dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes
&c, cheap for cash or exchange for pro-
duce.
The grand jury returned indictments
against two or three parties for shooting
off watches and other articles for value.
1t is regarded rs lottery scheme.
A horse sale is advertised at Irvington
for March 3rd. The parties interested
have some good stock to offer and buyers
will be given chance to get bargain.
Operator Jesse Whitworth has been
confined to his bed for four weeks. He
is much reduced in flesh and has had
hard struggle with the typhoid fever.
He is now improving slowly.
Mrs. Taylor Atwood announces that
she will be candidate again in April for
keeper OF the poor house, position that
she now holds, and which was given her
by the Court OF Claims last November.
Remember that you can get any, nice
piece of jewelry from T. @. Lewis. His
showcases are filed with charms, ladies
pins, cuff buttons, bracelets, scarf pins,
watch chains etc. Give him a call.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of |
Hardin & Brown has dissolved parter-
ship. Mr.. Julian Brown goes out OF the |
firm and the business, in the future, will |
be conducted by w. b. Hardin. All per-
sons indebted to the firm will please
come forward and settle. We thank you
for past favors.
Feb. 10th, 1893, w. B. Hardin,
Julian Brown.
New Saloon. Tammany. Just open
ed and now ready for business, saloon
with the finest bar fixtures in the coun
ty. Several hundred dollars were ex-
pended to make the bar attractive, and
as the boys all say 1t certainly takes the
cake" Wines, whiskys OF Oldest and
best brands, always set out. Located In
west side Of Court house square.
w. w. Vessels, Prop. !