The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-11-01

The county candidates spoke at the
court house Monday,
We have u few eehy rose irish potatoes
for sale.-W. B. HkSdin.
He came, he an, he purchased at
Kaye, Mattinely &Hoben's.
Drop in and kamine our stock of
notions.-W. b. Hardin.
Mr.. J. j. Creed, OF the Hart Hardware
Co was in the city last Monday.
Overcoats and LiAfes' cloaks at bottom
prices at Kaye, Msfhpgly & Hoben's.
Mr.. Henry Head has been in the city
several days talking Life Insurance.
Come in and takSl IA look at the 8 cent
counter at Kaye, Rttingly & Hoben's.
Cump Henderson, Webster, was here
last Saturday attending quarterly meet
ing.
Buy mackintSst that you know win
keep keep you dry at We' MA'tinsly & HO-
Rev. Rutledge will begin a protracted
meeting at the Baptist church here this
week. &,
Everything in the store thrown upon
the 4 n Gsrsa,n e0unteFS' Kaye M"''insly
witt sell the Flage Carter farm on the
pike above Cloverport on easy terms
V. 6. Babbage.
Make your dollars do double duty by
purchasing your clo}tins at Kaye, Mat
tingly & Hoben's.
Is it any wonder Nat shopmen are ex-
cited and statesmen are busy at Kaye,
Mattingly & Hoben'st
Mrs. Patrick, formerly OF Cloverport,
united with the Methodist church South
here last Sunday BIZ letter.
Clothing Come quick. We can't
stand the prices. Tkey are down at
Kaye, Mattingly & HoSen's.
Judge W. L. Reeves, OF Elkton, KY,
and candidate for Judge OF the court oi
Appeals was here Wednesday.
Mr.. JEFF Board and his two daughters,
of Hancock county, are here visiting the
family of Judge Milton Board.
That which makes your living cheap is
buying where you eAp get the most for
the least mOney.z~NB. Hardin.
Mrs. W. b. Sneed was called TO her
home in Lawrence county last week on
account Of the death of her father.
A number of young ladies from Haw.
esville were on the east-bound train last
Friday on their way to the Worlds Fair
The railroad tax suit in which the PEG.
pie of this district and the McCSackens
are interested will come up next Monday
in the Federal cohrt at Louisville.
All persons indebted to us will please
come and settle asSwe do not wish to
have accounts made fp our former bust.
ness s connected with .ayug"' et'.-Beard
Henry Harper, who went out to Texas
about two years ago, returned home last
week with his family. He was not
pleased with that state and thinks Ken,
lucky is the best place after all.
Deputy Sheriff Miller reports that the
tax collections are good. The new law
requires that taxes must be settl, before
November LIST. and the Sheriff and his
several deputies are bringing parties to
time.
You can buy good corn at Scots pei
bushel, but it wilf-not likely remain al
that price long as the corn crop is short
in the country and there will not be
much on the market.
Last Monday was good business day
in Hardinsburg. There was number
ofpeople in town, and all the clerks
around seemed to be busy. The crowd
came in to hear the candidates and left
several dollars before going out.
The result OF the local option election
held here the first Monday in August
last was spread upon the county court
records last week. The official vote
stood for the sale of liquors 253, against
2SO.
Mr.. Silas Miller was in the county
court last week making his settlement as
administrator OF Allen Allen, coored,
deceased. Allen Allen was one OF the
most industrious darkies around here
and he left an estate valued at several
hundred dollars.
Licensed to marry: Chas. II. SIP ak
to Miss Mary Alice Cox, VIM. G. Arms
to Miss Ada Roxie Carman, Raphael
Hufiins to Miss Jesse Alexander, Oscar
NJ. Priest to Miss Cora A. Denton, Alvin
Shumate to Miss Ada A. Sipes, Charles
V. Pennington TO Miss Annie L. Hodle :,
Soloman Stilwell to Mrs. Matte Ritter.
Since that little accident on the branch
last summer at Sinking Creek the boys
in charge of the train on that road are
little more particular, and there is not like
ly to be another soon, from any careless
ness on their part, to say the least of il.
The two Jerry's who have the train in
hand are careful men. Tilford never
starts down Sinking Creek without first
inspecting the brakes on all the cars be-
fore starting down. II they are found
/ to be all right they are all set and there
can be but little fear OF an accident
500 Reward, 500.
The raad..ra of tbia nanar u,;lI a.,