The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-10
Soda Water at the City Bakery.

Soda Water at the City Bakery.
| Frank Fraize went to Louisville Mon
C,lay.
Mrs. Joe Mattingly, at Planters Hall
is very sick.
We are suiting every body just now
Smart d Co.
Mrs. A. T. Digger returned from Bran
denburg Monday.
II. L. Stader went to Tiewhopity, Mon
day to buy cattle.
For nice, fresh groceries try D'ITuy'l
grocery department.
j. 5. DeJernette, of Hardinsburg, wa,
in the city Wednesday.
County CourtClerk, John Monarch, was
in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. w. II. Cain, ST., of Bewleyville
was in the city yesterday.
The power of low prices applied to the
best of clothing.-Smart & Co.
If you want the most fashionable wall
paper cheap go tc 4. +. Sawyer.
All kinds of tableware at D'Huy's, also
chamber sets. Come and see them.
Just in at D'Huys.-Nice line OF iron
and wood clocks. Warranted timers.
Circuit Court Clerk, r. s. Skillman, of
Hardinsburg, was in the city last Thurs
day.
You can make the best bread by using
D'Huy's Clover Leaf Baking Powder and
flour.
Come and see the nice line of jewelry,
watches, chains, gold spectaces, etc, at
D'Huys.
James Mattingly, of Paducah, was in
the city last week, visiting his father, Al
Mattingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, sse Parks, of Clifton
Mills, were down here shopping last
1t is said that Pat Cain pulled more
empties Iast month than any other engi-
neer on the road.
Miss Blanche Frank. who is now in
Louisville attending short hand college,
will soon graduate.
Il. G Bannon and j. II. Richards want
10 buy poplar and oak timber. Write
them at Fordsville, Ky.
Mr.. Taylor Bell, of Hardinsburg, visit
I'd his brother, p. S. Bell, Sunday, re-
turning home yesterday.
Miss Jennie Warfeld, who had been
visiting in Louisville for several weeks
returned home last week.
A BIG ITEM The difference in the
price of clothing sold by us and that ask
d at other houses.-Smart & Co.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jolly and children came
Town from Louisville last week to visit
elatives and friends at Irvington.
Mrs. Frank Fraize visited relatives in
)wensboro Saturday and remained over
couple of days to hear Sam Jones.
E. G. Bannon, Pat Burks and J. II. |
of Halesburg, Ohio county,
we're in the city last week on basiness.
Quite nice sociable dance was given
t the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. U. g
Hill on Oak street last Wednesday night. |
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Adams, of Louis |
lille, are the guests of Capt. VIM. Ali |
nd wife. They will return home to-day. |
Mr.. II. II. Heninger and wife, West
Jew, were visiting friends in this city
lst week. They returned home yester-
ay.
People are going to wear all colors of
hoes and ties this summer. If you
rant the best and the cheapest, come to
mart & Co.
C. G. Martin, the druggist, moved his
tore across the street yesterday into the
uilding that he recently bought of G. +.
lattingly.
Chas. X. Nook has changed his resi-
ence from Louisville to Beaver Dam,
~. He is still with his old house, Car
or Brothers Co.
Hon. Albert Moremen, one of Bran
enburg's best lawyers and most accom-
lished gentlemen, was down here cou-
lie Of days last week.
Mrs. Elvira Babbage is enjoying the
am Jones meeting down at Greensboro.
he is the guest OF Mr.. Louis Birk and
life, Fredrica street.
Coal Coal Coal X. B. Pierce can
apply you with nut coal for cooking
owes at seven and one-half cents per
ushel by the load. Extra quality.
The "Merry-go-'Round" still continues
, go merrily round in Cloverport with
nabated interest. It's killer and the
,wn is being swept of its filthy lucre at
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