The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-04-26

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Take your wool H. Witt 4 Meador.
A good wagon for sale.-Taylor Beard.
The city election comes off next Mon
day.
Miss Sallie Skilman has been quite
sick.
The hog ordinance is in full blast. The
Marshal ran several into the pen last
week.
w. w. Vessels went to Cloverport
Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Witt was visiting Cloverport
Monday.
Mrs. Will Slaton is visiting here from
Louisville.
The business for Circuit Court promises
TO be light.
Straw hats for big, little, old or young
just received at Beard & Beeler's.
J. A. Murray was here Monday filing
some suits for Circuit Court.
Mrs. N. G. Mosely leaves this week TO
| join her husband in Florida.
Hook & Smith solicit share of your
dressmaking and millinery patronage.
Mrs. Sutton is preparing to build new
house for her millinery business.
Mrs. Roland Smith, Stephensport, came
last Friday and returned Monday.
The greatest bargains yet to have your
pictures enlarged at Beard & Beeler's.
Mr.. Wash Snider died at his home
near Garfield last week at the age Of nine
ty-three.
Mr.. Charley Heston, who has been
Employed in the revenue service, return
ed home last week.
Just received a new supply OF corn and
tobacco grower. Beard & Beeler
Mr.. Vic Bowmer came home from
Cloverport last Friday. He was laid up
few days with a sprained ankle.
The town is not altogether clear from
typhoid fever. Better clean up the filth.
Keep in mind the big picnic for this
town July 4. 1t will be run by Busby &
Co.
| Witt & Meador want all the wool you
have, and any other produce you bring
to market.
There were three young Baptist minis
tiers here last Sunday from Louisville in
the interest Of the foreign missionary
work OF that denomination.
1t will pay you to see ana price Hook
&Smith's millinery goods before purchas.
ing elsewhere.
Ii you want the best and most durable
sewing machine you can buy, call on
Buzby & Co.
| We have something to attract the la.
dies, either in pretty shoe or nice dress
goods Beard & Beeler
Chris Frank, who went out to the In.
dian Territory some time ago, returned
last Friday. He was not pleased with
the country.
Hook & Smith will be pleased to have
their friends call and zee their millinery
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
There will be an excursion on the
branch next Sunday to Irvington on &C,
count of the Baptist Missionary meeting
to be held there.
Now, if you just want to look like
you came out of tailor shop, put on one
of those nobby suits at Beard & Beeler's.
Mrs. James II. Gardiner has been APP
pointed delegate to the Woman's An
nual Missionary Society, which meets in
Bowling Green next month.
We can fit you in size, price and quail
ity Of goods, if you want suit or extra
pants. Beard & Beeler.
Mrs. Sarah Bell and her son, James, of
Lebanon, were visiting here this week.
Rev. L. B. Davidson will preach at the
NJ. f. Church South next Monday night.
The 4th of July will be celebrated by
the grandest parade and picnic that has
ever been given at this place. Look out
for large bills. Buzby & Co.
Rev. Sneed will begin revival at the
NJ. f. Church the second Sunday in May.
He will be assisted by Rev. George d.
Watson. Mr.. Watson is said to be very
able man and great revivalist.
Ben Bates, charged with stealing 500
from Bill Downs, waived an examination
and went to Jail to await the action of the
Circuit Cont. Bates claims that he won
the money from Downs in a game of
cards and says he will be able to prove it
at the trial.
Notice
have just painted, papered and re-
furnished my saloon. The best brands
Of WHISTLES always on hand and at the
lowest figures. A schooner of beer for
nickle. South side Court Square.
r. L. MATTINGLY, Prop
Teachers Attention.