The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-07-12

The grove below the Catholic church
is beautiful place for picnic and it al
ways draws big crowd.
Mr., Jonas Mercer was down from
Louisville last week and spent several
days visiting his fathers family.
The Master Commissioner has adver-
tised a number of tracts of land for sale at
the Courthouse door next Monday.
Mrs. Maggie E. McGuffin, widow Of
Thomas X. McGuffin, deceased, has quail
flied as executor Of her husbands estate.
Carpets! Carpets! Now is your OPP
portunity to buy anything you want in
this line cheap. See our samples
Beard & Beeler.
For Sale.-well bred Southdown and
Cotswold bucks for sale. For particulars
call on or address, immediately, G. L.
Hawkins, Hardinsburg, Ky.
Should Mayor Buzby go to Greensboro
Mr.. John P. Haswell, Jr., will fill that
Office until the next regular election. Mr..
Haswell is the Mayor pro tenn.
Mr.. Thomas Duffey, who has been run
ming as engineer on the Branch, will take
position on the main line. He will
make his home at Cloverport.
Remember the picnic July Goth. Every
body is invited to come and spend day
pleasantly. There will be plenty of
good music and good time for you gen.
orally.
Misses Lena and Victoria Payne, Bew-
leyville, were here last week visiting Mr..
Junius Marshal's family.
For sewing machine needles, oils, belts
shuttles, rubbers, etc, don't forget the
place.-T. G. Lewis & Co.
A deed from James u. Stephens to Z
II. ShellTan was lodged in the County
Clerks office for record last Monday.
The deed was for Mr.. Stephens farm in
Hollis Bottom, containing $50 acres, and
was sold for $4,000.
The District Convention TO nominate
candidate for the State Senate will be
held here. The time has not yet been
fixed, but from the interest now gather
ing in the race there is certain to be a
large crowd present.
The latest and most fashionable styles
of all kinds OF ladies and gents jewelry.
The best OF goods kept. Positively do
not handle the cheap, shoddy article.
Amy and everything kept by first-class
house. Call and see for yourself.-T. G.
Lewis & Co.
The crowd that attended the picnic
here on the Fourth was estimated at two
thousand. Joe b. Buzby, w. w. Vessels |
and w. b. Hardin, managers, made big
hit and the pay was success. The only
bad feature about the whole affair was a |
delay in the railroad returning people to |
their homes. The engine on the Branch |
gave down and most OF the crowd staid
up out at the depot all night before they
got off.
This city is being flooded with adver-
Using matter for Suffers Columbia Day
Clearance Sale, July 10th, at Cloverport.
A large crowd from this section will 90
down there that day to get some OF those
tempting offerings. The L. II. & w. and
the l.. ST. L. & T. railroads will sell tick
cts, one fare for the round trip TO Clover
port on July Goth, In commemoration OF
this great event. Join the crowd. ~
Prof. Shacklett's normal term clos =
last Friday. heyoung girls who hg
BEEN attending have about all return
TO their homes. An ice cream SUI
was given them at Mr.. Burl Boards
nniay night by the young men here
the crowd numbered about fifty.
town will be little dull since the
closed. A number OF the boys til
It least.