The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-05-24
BEWL EYvlLLE.

"O N'e'" o'"'V 10 P"yi"b hssi O'oh iO'
wool.
ID. O. johnson is at work in his shop
again.
Miss NJ. Bette Drury is visiting in
Greensboro.
Mr.. Dick Basket, the pony man, was
in town Friday.
Mr.. Sam Pool, OF Irvington, was in
town last week.
r. B. McGlothlan and F. M. Bceler
was in town last week.
A large crowd attended the all day
meeting at Bethel Sunday.
w. w. Keith is building a fine milk
house for Able Gillingwater.
Mr.. Frank Board, of Hardinsburg, was
in town early Sunday morning.
Mr.. Robt. sipes, of near Rosetta, is
quite sick with Brights disease.
Mrs. Lee stith, who has been sick for
three weeks, is improving very slowly.
Mr.. Joe Bland is making a short visit
to Flaherty and the ladies' in that vicin-
ity.
Miss Lena Drury wasn't at Sunday
School Sunday. ] wonder what was the
reason.
Misses Leah Payne and Marie Paul
spent the day with Miss NJ. Blanche
jolly Sunday.
Mr.. S. Shumate and Wade Drury spent
Sunday in Brandenburg. Mr.. Shumate
says he went to see his "shore-nuf girl"
The farmers are waiting for season
now to plant tobacco. A great many Of
them have their ground ready and il it
ever rains there will be crop set here.
DIR. p. w. Foote has fine holstein
calf, eligible to register, and he says he
will have it registered and give it to any
one who will pay for the milk it drinks.
Chas. Stith, who has sold his interest
in the Bewlayville hotel to Jas. B. Nc
Coy, is now looking for place to locate
and il any OF the neighboring towns
want him they can get him on reason
able terms.
THINGS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW.
You ought to know that every thing
kept by the Cash store is sold at uni
formally low cash rate so that you will
get goods with the prices and quality of
which you are not posted, at as close
prices as that at which strictly staple
goods are sold. For example, the Cash
store will sell you fine Razor at 90 cts
that is usually sold at $3.50, a four blade
fine Pen Knife at So usually sold ats / 90,
fine three blade Pen knife at 80 usual
ly sold at 70, fine black silk Sun UNI
brella (ladies) at sl.73 usually sold at 81,
fine pair steel frame large eyed Specs at
SOC usually sold at $l.75 to $3.50, fine
pair mems shoes at $2.55 usually sold at
$500 to 1926, fine pair ladies spring
heel shoes at $l.5S usually sold at $500,
nice straw hat (mens) at 4Sc usually
sold at 65c, fine straw Hat at 64c usual
ly sold at Soc, a fine pair kid Gloves for
men at 65c usually sold at 75c to $l.O0
You ought to know that there is now
in stock at the Cash store, the largest
and handsomest stock of mems Fine
Shirts and Neck Ties that it has ever
carried.
You ought to know that it will sell
you nice Sunday Shirt at 25c usually
sold at Acc, a fine white shirt at 94c sold
almost everywhere at slips, also that it
has shirts Of most any price and quality
that you can reasonably want.
You ought to know that when you
went past the Cash store with your wool
at PC half cash to another place to get
26c for it which you well knew was &c
over its highest market value and that
you was going to pay exhorbitant prices
for every thing you bought that was not
strictly staple and you ought to have
known as you now know that you would
have done much better to have let the
Cash store had it,
You ought to know that the merchant
has just the same right TO sell his goods
at high price that you have and that
he can easily beat at game OF that kind
every time.
You ought to know that your example
in forcing up prices above their normal
value is doing just the thing to democrat.
ize trade and break down the uniform
low cash system that you was just flew
years since trying 80 earnestly to estab.
lish through organized effort.
You do know that the cash store was
working this law before the above men,
toned organization was hardly thought
of and that it is still at it with the price
OF everything in plain figures and sold to
every one at the same close cash rate.
You ought to know that the merchants
who adopt the humbug system of selling
staples at cost and paying more for pro-
duce in goods than they sell it for, get
rich while those who adopt the low uni.
form cash rate get there very seldom.