The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-18

Pompey Roberts, colored, has made
$3.50 this summer on watermelons alone.
Send cents and get trial package OF
Fleishman's yeast.-Sulzer's, Clover
port.
The Democrats will put out a full
ticket for city offices TO be filed in Nov
ember.
We have the largest and finest winter
onions for sale on this market.-W. b.
Hardin.
Mr.. James ii. Gardner returned from
Louisville last week with a new stock Of
fall goods.
The flying dutchman has opened mp
for business down on the old Taylor
property.
The case OF Mrs. Isabelle Johnson
against X l. Newsom for damages was
dismissed on demurrer.
Mems clothing, for all sizes, see our
big stock. 1t will pay you to examine
it.-Sulzer's, Cloverport.
The Commonwealth failed to make
out case against VIM. Dewitt for resist
ing an officer at Rock Vale.
Miss Ella Smith went to Louisville last
Thursday. She will probably visit the
Worlds Fair before returning.
Mr.. r. G. Hill, Attorney of Greensboro,
and Mr.. lack Phelps, Louisville, were
here attending court Monday
Judge T. X. McBeath and MIR. Robert
+. Woods expect to start for the Worlds
Fair the latter part of this week.
NoTICE-All persons knowing themsel-
yes indebted to me will please come for
ward and settle.-W. w. Vessels.
The largest line of ladies wraps and
cloaks in this county are now ready for
your inspection at Suffers, Cloverport.
Don't pass us with your country pro-
duce. We will take it all and give you
goods at bottom prices.-W. B. Hardin.
Mrs Kate L. Bennett, Irvington, was
here last week on business connected
with the estate of her deceased husband.
Miss Linnie Haswell, Miss Lille Coop
er, Miss Emma May and Miss Mary Bow
mer left for the Worlds Fair last Sun
day.
Oscar Logsdon was given twelve
months at hard labor in the county Jail
this term for shooting into a railroad
train.
1t has paid others-it will pay you
to visit Suffers Mammoth Clothing
House, at Cloverport, this fall for your
clothing.
Mr.. Jesse Keys confessed in three
cases against him for selling liquor to a
minor and judgment went against him
accordingly.
Go down to see Suffers big stock of
clothing and fall goods. The only house
in the county that buys everything the
farmer raises.
NJ. d. Humphrey, Jr., of West View
has shipped a number of barrels of
apples to Louisville this season and re-
ceived fine price for them.
Mr.. George Baker, sheriff of Hancock,
and Mr.. Thomas Baker wife and chill
dren, of Flora Hancock county, were
here last week visiting DR.. ]. L. Baker.
The indictments against Fisher Park
err, George w. Mattingly, Pete Siberian,
Jim Cox and +. Rhodes for disposing of
property by lottery were all dismissed.
Our MIR. Hunche is at our store every
Friday. II you want suit made to or
der, call and leave your order and have
your measure taken.-Sulzer's, Clover
port.
Rev. Mr.. Breeding preached his first
sermon at the NJ. Il. Church South last
Sunday. There was good congregation
present and the new minister made
good impression.
The trial OF the case OF l.. ID. Addison
against Mr.. Hafiey in the Circuit Court
for damages to his property from operat-
ing rock quarry, resulted in a verdict
for the plaintiff for SlO5 damages.
The saloon business has not been very
profitable in this town during the past
year judging from the way man talked
the other day who has been in the bust.
ness. He said he didn't care fig II
local option did go into effect, that he
had barely made expenses no how dur
ing the past year
John Alexander, VIM. Hawkins and
w. II. Elder were appointed jury Com
missioners at this term, 10 select list OF
names and draw the grand and petit
juries for the next term OF Court Judge
McBeath followed the old law on the
subject the appliances for carrying out
the new law not having arrived.
Johnny Hoben said last Monday that
he was too busy 10 write new ad for
This week. Just say TO the people that
I'm having good trade which indicates
that have the goods and at right prices
Or they wouldn't buy them so freely.