The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-19

Call and see the egg basket at our Of
fee. 1t is just the thing the farmer needs
Keep in mind the big picnic for this
town July 4. 1t will be run by Busby &
Co.
II is reported here that Miss Bette
Reister is to be married in Louisville this
week.
Fancy candies and the freshest and best
quality of crackers and cakes at w. b.
Hardin's.
They want toputthe new school build
ing on the lot opposite Judge MERGERS
residence.
Witt q Meador want all the wool you
have, and any other produce you bring
to market
Marshal James Beard is on the sick
list. Logan Pate is acting for him as
City Marshal.
twill pay you to see ana price Hook
&Smith's millinery goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
II you want the best and most durable
sewing machine you can buy, call on
Buzby & Co.
Miss Sallie Richardson, of Union Star,
is in the city this week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Percy Beard.
Remember that on all groceries and
canned goods you can get the best bar
gains from w. b. Hardin.
Do we want fair grounds here? Well
yes. 1t being the center of the county,
just the right place for it.
We have something to attract the la
dies, either in a pretty shoe or nice dress
goods. Beard q Beeler.
Hook & Smith will be pleased to have
their friends call and see their millinery
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Now, if you just want to look like
you came out of tailor shop, put on one
of those hobby suits at Beard & Beeler's.
The trouble next year will be to find
somebody to do the voting. Seems now
that everybody wants to run for office.
We can fit you in size, price and quail
ity of goods, if you want suit or extra
pants. Beard & Beeler.
Remember the public meeting at the
Courthouse Saturday night for the pur-
pose OF starting the new school building.
Clint Lewis is giving the old brick cor
ner general ovelhauling and he will
have first class house out of it when il
is finished.
John d. Beeler, Everett Jolly, Law
renee Miller and Hiram Phelps went to
the Falls of Rough Monday to spend a
few days fishing.
Mrs. Mary S. Hook and Miss Leticia
Smith have opened a dressmaking and
millinery shop in the Beard property OPP
posite the brick church.
If this opportunity for getting college
established here is lost we will not have
another presented us soon. Better come
out and get interested. It's go.
The 4th of July will be celebrated by
the grandest parade and picnic that has
ever been given at this place. Look out
for large bills. Buzby & Co.
Mr.. p. NJ. Daniel, formerly of this place,
has charge OF the Esquimau village at the
Worlds Fair. 1t is already attracting at
tention and a small admission fee is
charged all visitors.
Phocian Guthrie, colored, bought the
house in which Mr. Mattingly has been
selling goods, for 5000 cash. Mr.. Mat
tingly will occupy the frame belonging
to Mr.. johnson as soon as it is repaired.
Now they are beginning to talk up can
didates for County Judge. Judge Adkis-
son will likely not stand for reelection
and the field will be clear for all new can
didates. There are three entries in the
race now, and fourth just as good as in
it.
Four thousand dollars to start college
in Hardinsburg ought to be raised with
out any trouble. Nothing will pay the
town better. Come out to the meeting
Saturday night and hear what is to be
said about it, and come prepared to give
something.
Mr.. John Hoben, who has for so long
been connected with Mrs. Tieff in the
dry goods business, leaves this week for
Ekron, Meade county, where he will
enter store with Mr.. Fred Kaye. Mr..
Hoben is an excellent salesman, a good
citizen, and will be valuable man to the
Ekron community.
Commissioner Babbage sold the Clark
farm at the Courthouse door last Mon
day for the sum Of Sl,1OO. Walter S.
Clark was the purchaser. Jas. L. Frank
bought the Andrew Frank land near Jol-
ly's station at $500. Dennis and James
Flood, four acres near Stephensport, at
$50. The Bait property in Cloverport
was not sold because OF some irregularity
in the judgment.
Notice
have just painted, papered and re-
my saloon. The best brands
Of WHISTLES always on hand and at the
lowest figures. A schooner OF beer for
nickle. South side Court Square.