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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-26

New YORK. Nov. 6-Flour-State and
Western quiet and steady; Southern quiet
and steady: common to fair extra 50 10a
90; good to choice do 81 1Oa:i 30. Rye
Flour dull and steady snperine - 60a3 90.
Wheat-No ? red quiet and firm 3sai6c
higher; Dec 5Sls Rye nominal; Western
1857. Corn-No 2 quiet and c4sier Dec
"a Oats-No 2 dull and unchanged Feb
354, May 357s asked; State 37al1; West
ern :33ina41 Pork quiet and steady; mess
S13 30 to S14 90; extra prime nominal
Lard quiet and firm: steam rendered s. 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-26

BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull; No Q red spot
571ss571 "a Nov 57a57A; Dec 57Aa57ib ;
Jan 5sAa5sls; May 614aa62; steamer No
red 534a54 southern wheat by sample So
ASST; do on grade 54%a57g. Corn we TX !;
mixed spot 51a51 rs; year .5Oa5O44 Jan
491Ra49&a steamer mixed 4aaaa4S1h y; south
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-26

ern white corn 1882; do yellow 44a51.
Oats steady; No . white Western 36iba37
No 2 mised do 34a34lh Rye slow No .
So. Hay quiet and steady good to choice
timothy SIP 80 to $l3 90. Provisions
steady Coffee finn; No 7 15ai Sugar
steady; graduated 81 33
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-26
Popular Plain WeaveS
AT woNDERFULLYsLow PRICES

AT WONDERFULLYsL0W PRICES.
Hcnricttas and Serges at prices that repre-
sent TO the purchaser saving of several cents
OIL each yard.
25c Yard for All-wool Chcviot, in navy
blue only, 81 inches wide.
2)ca Yard for Atwood Henrietta in staple
c,lors and evening shades rs inches wide.
3.iAca Yard for Atwood German Henri
ctt,, silk finish. Reduced from soc.
5Dc Yard for 45-iuch Black Al.wool
Hcrr,tta, that sells regularly for zoe.
50. Yard for 40-inch Black Atwood
Novelties, that sell regularly for 75c.
SOC Yard for 40-inch Black Atwood
Fou!e Serge, that sells regularly for zoe.
soc Yard for 52-inch Black and-white
Atwood suiting, that sells regularly for 5c
(First floor. ........10th ST binding
A Thanksgiving Sale of HOuSekeep-
ing Linens
Includes an immense purchase Of German
bIucLS uuucT CIICulls tlHCcS iIidl dllON H7 :"
sell them at the Lowest Prices Ever Named
for Like Goods.
FINE DOUBLE DAMAsK TABLECLoTIls.
2x2 Yard-S3.25. We're 81.
2x21a Yards-S4. We're So.
2x3 Yards-$5. We're Sc.
Second hoor..................11th -st building
%
gw GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEI-
ANDRLA.
Woodward & Lothrop.
10th, 18th & F SITS, n. W,
WAsH1NGroN. D. c.
LOST.
II OST-Yesterday morning, between the
IL Local Depot and Braddock House
DARK RED WORSTED JACKET. Please
return to 4O7 n. Washington street ii
BOARDING.
T ARGE and HANDSOMELY FURNISH
IL ED ROOMS, with or without BOAkp
Home comforts. Apply at 30 Duke street
nov26 st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-26

poYs' and Mems Wool KNIT GLOVES,
ID at AMOS B. SLAYMAKERS.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
The Greatest Victory of ALL.

A few weeks ago the owners OF a
whisky distillery recently located in this
precinct caused to be announced the fact
that an election for the purpose of deter
mining the voice OF the people as to the
sale of liquor here would be held August
20, 1894. Hia,
Said petitioners claiming to have the
signatures of twenty-five per cent. OF the
voters. H''.. ..l.H..l
But when the day arrived and all save
a dozen of the three hundred legal voters
Of the precinct rushed To the polls, it
was proven that tle women, children
anil ali WHO need protection may, with
confidence, depend upon these worthy
citizens for protection, and the gentle
hint thatewe. care not il, this establish.
ment is moved from our midst was given
with force.
223 for local option, 66 for whisky.
The colored vote here is usually about
forty. I1n ~
The election of Montgomery over MUIR.
ray, the victory OF Grover Cleveland in
1892, or the Nslturies Of any other SINH
lar elections have never been such a
blessing to as as will this Z
God bless the good people who were so
willing to protect the weaker humanity.
: Our hearts are filed with joyful graft
tude. .------ .--,
Thesvery heavens show their pleasure
by Sending almost instantiously the most
glorious rain of the season, so much
needed 50 much appreciated. We have
The cup that cheers, the one of 'limpid
purity. = . z i
This ID the greatest victory OF all vic;
torious.s God is with us
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
FALLS OF ROUGH.

|, . .tl
+ W. Wells has moved his family tc
Glendeane. ".gNN\
Samuel l.. Morgan spent sunday with
LATE Beauchamp. AEA\
Sam Dawson made a business trip 10
Louisville last week. q
When you want good drink go to the
public welf near depot. o stSee@te zoe
- Mrs, Frank Beard, of Hardinsburg, is
visiting at Rev j. S. McDaniels.
LATE Beauchamp has been i'll for sew
eral days, but is better at this writing.
F. W. Peyton and Willis Green at
tended camp meeting at Sulphur Springs
Sunday.
Mrs. l. Green and son, Willis, return
ed home "Wednesday from oid Point
Comfort, Va. - u o Z 81 D a. -
Mrs. Sam Dawson and daughter, Miss
Jennie, left Saturday for Sulphur Springs
to attend camp meeting.
1t is thought by some that we will
have a daily passenger train on the
,Fordsyille branch in the near future.
Don't forget the excursion to Louis
Vile, Asept. 18th. Rotnd trip rs2nO, NinI
cludipe admission to Sells Bros, circus.
MIR. Henry Wrather and wife ,ret,rn-
ed Thursday from Custom, where they
have been visiting M. Shumate and
family.. HJ '1lF''NH Pll71 iHIiT0I
, Misses Ida Edwards, Sunshine Par
son and X. Scott returned TO their homes
in Louisville after long visit at Col. l.. |
Green's.
Miss Nettie Bozorth, of Louisville, and |
Miss Al. -E.~a Dewoes,- OF Musey, Ind,
were the guests of w. f. Bozorth and |
wife one day last week, Il,
The STANDARD Pump and Lumber Co,
will ship about 20 car loads OF timber
from Rockyale TO this place right away
70 be made into plimps s lIgt 7
Any one wanting a first class pump
IAN not do better than try one OF the
standard Pump and Lumber Cos make.
Every one guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
y II you 90 10 Il, Green's store and want
o see the head clerk yol will always
ind him there, but ii you want TO dee
he otberone and he is not in, just wa,t,
e will be back soon. He HAS heard dne
1.-the children. cry and has. gone to- zee
bout il.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
Everett Jolly Arrested.

HARDISsBURG, KY, (special) Aug, 2s,
ls0I.-The people OF this town were
somewhat surprised when the Post-ofice
inspector OF Louisville accompanied by
U. 5. Marshal arrived here yesterday
to further investigate the Mcclure Post
Office robbery. 1t was learned that
EYTstt Jolly Fqs, tbeI man they Iwere
aiteEthis time. Mhenlfound he dknied
the charge. They Immediately produced
letters showing where he had been in
communication with parties in Chicugo
and Elizabethtown for the disposal Of
some stamps. Here jolly weakened aud
confessed and SIG worth Of stamps were
found in bis trunk. Mr.. Jolly was at
once taken 10 Louisville
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
CUSTOM:

u "a u t
IN Miss Gertrude Osborne. spent Thurs
y day at Irvington with friends, oo hoa
iIrq Kisses Maude and Ethel Adkisson are
Z visiting relatives at Webster. ,.l .,nt #.
"4 MISSES Mona johnson, of Bowling
GREEN, is Visiting Miss Clara Adkisson.
~ Master SHERMAN Morris, of louisville,
| spent Friday AFTERNOON with Roy Ander-
son.
k,,i Miss Katie Bell, OF MI. Moreno, was
1 the guest of Miss Gertrude Osborne
Fith phhss!diaaysnsn h. ilsraa ba,, s,l@ r.
IGh Misses Ella and Rena Smiths who have
ibeen visiting relatives at Stephensport,
bal vel retnrped..I h. t,dtuj4 Il ~ d.
pot Theiprty at a. Miss Henri Gains was
WEI attended. Every body reports hav-,
ing a 'good, lime, ri aol,f,nI = J. +
|ri Miss Lille, shacklett, Of Sandy Hill
neighborhood, was in town Friday. Our
drpegist was all SMILES. tiaV arcn 49,,
Master Robert Stone left Saturday
md rning for Falls OF Rough, 70 visit bis
lm9theE at that place. L,,.U -, ID.
ri Ed Smith, left "Wednesday morning for
iCihcinnati where he has accepted a
petition with an, Insurance company. h,
io Brother Qyerstreet, pastor Of Patteson
Memorial Church, arrived Friday night,
anil held services here Saturday and Sum
uaF.hl ii shiRuiinl Oft .vhianir4 ~,
an Mrs. l.. W. Addison and, sister, Mrs.
u ~. Parrot and children spent Thurs
Idag:sndl Friday withethe family of Thos. |
HArdawaN Of Bewleyyille, ,,,.,
10 Misses Mona johnson, of Bowling
Gfeen, Ky,ssElafa ADDISON land 7 Eva |
Carrigan apd Mr.. Hugh Hardaway spent
and FSiday with the family OF
Mr.. Mike Lydd4n, Iof Webster. .,...,
Il Misss Alice PARROT and Betsy Cain.
afterseysra weeks visit among friends
add Felatiyesin. this, vicinity, left Thurs
day morning for, Louisville where they
WI step several days before proceeding
% thelr WAY tofsn@ter,o n. e., where
'iies feSlpenop udi 81 r,n.s, I,,l. .,n
! PTS with feelings Of deep regret we
'1npnncs the death, Of John Bewley, one
q qpr most industrious young farmers.
4 fter lingering two months with typhoid
eyer, during which timea complication
y diseases set in, he yielded to the inev-
table Friday morning at Q o'clock, After
many, hoprs Of patient suffering, sur
dunded by .. number q sympathizing
riends, father, mother sisters aud broth
~ be badei them all farewell and his !
pint winged its flight TO the God who
ave il. He was quiet, unassuming, b
sndder man and win be sadly missed, not f
ply In the. family,circle but among his
any filends. To the beyesved family Q
IsisSfsna our heartfelt SYMPATHY, l'
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

REx.,W. p. Harvey, President of the
Baptist Book Concern, Louisville, makes
complete Tree educational offer to de-
serving young men and young. women
who avesnot the means, but the desire
to obtain an education. Amy such young
man or young woman who will get fifty
new Subscribers, at - 90 each, for the
Western Recorder will get the whole
amount, 500, placed to-his or her credit
IN any OF the Kentucky Baptist educa-
tionat institutions, that he or she NAV
select This amount can be made to nav
the entire cost for one term in any of
the schools, and it is, indeed, q most lib
eral offer. There is nothing more i'm
portant than that our youths should re.
ceive a good education, to enable them
the better to battle with the world in
this intellectual age, and this opportunity
should be embraced by many - 49,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
SHERlFf'S SALE FOR TAXES.

4 u
\ On Monday, September ,l7th, 1894, or one
OF my deputies, will offer al, Public Auction. at
the Court house door in Hardnsburg, Breck-
ennkge county, Ky, for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing real estate, or so much thereof AZ VIII
satisfy the revenue, and county levy, and rail-
road tax, due as stated below: 80 illpdi lufiU
Jesse Gray, 10 acres Of land. See deed baok
Sp' page 4S6. . Revenue and county levy for
the years 1891 and 1892 and cost so 60 b. ~,
freebornl g. Jackson, 4 10 acres, of land same
decided to SAM Pioksrab See deed hook a.,
page oi4ot Rsyenas and, county levy FIR 1891
anf lSs2tand cost $l5.65. si'lr ~
John T. Johnson, 40 aces in, maei.,srr,..,,
u'S'riA NO. o. Same land, now owned by
ohArles Radenheimer. Revenue and county
levy for 1889, 1890, 1891 and 1888, apd raail
road tax for 1891 and cost s2s.is. i'ifg ht
Finslsy Rhodes, so acres Of land, same n 6s "a
owned BY CHS Rhodes, In ma gistetiaI district
Sd.B Revenue and county levy and ,s,,. i,
road tax for 1891 and cost sls 90.
Mrs Mollie s. Puliiam,i one town ,ot in
hardinsburg' KY, now. swued BY Matthias
Her. See Commissioners de, book NJ \
page'Sz'N Revenue apdesupty levy and ,a,l'
ROAD tax for 1921 and cost $40 49,,
Henry Nicholson, liz acres of Land sss
aeed oopki9, page 24o. Revenue and county
levy for 1922 and railroad tax TO- lso IS ~ p
cost 80 IS, ''' 'N' "'s'tH'F"'ee
Mrs, Amanda Smith. one lot II /, "a, \ ~, y
ny. See deed book II. page $50. bbcw ioxa.d
Dy Elijah Board. Reyeht,s a,5 III. II 49, i
ana railroad tax for 1891, and cost, $3.50. -.
Denny Neagher. 1856 acres Of land l,v,n, .. III
the Turnpike. one and half miles from IIsr.,,s
dinsburg, now owned by John W. Kannss.
re and county levy for 1854 and cost
''o"S' tnil iruah 10 naslt KIN.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

THERE were one hundred and FIVE
teachers enrolIedat the County Teachers
institute Which held its session at liar
dinsburg last week. OF this number one
half'were ladies. = 1t is fact in this re-
gard that theyoung> women are making
their way to the,ffentin this profession
not only here but elsewhere.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

THe Populists make many unpleasant
references to all political psrties,that are
not in accord with their manner OF run
ming the government. But the. Ropulists
dont1ike it if anything harsh is said
againstithem, and their creed. 'Tbis is
not strange for the Populist party has "a
very weak platform and they don't<like
for the politicians to be continually pick
ing tllem to pieces.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

SAvoYARD, the Washington CORES.
pondent OF the, Courer-J oarnaI, hits the
nail slhhte on-the head In the following:
Just now the whole business world is
In state OF liquidation, and there is no
telling when the thing will be completed
IL may be year; it may be five wears be-
lore fhe business world winds M that
grand debaueb-of- speculation that -c,,l.
minated IN the grand pasbup, Of Is9a -
lhis Is the age Of ,Mammon., Every
body wants to lie rich, and he wants 10
be rich rightjnow. An army OF promo
ters have been going up and down the
earth Offering to sell something for moth
ing, and actually, selling nothing for
something, In one county an old field
IN Kansas was turned into city, and
land was sold at 81 900 front foot that
wasn't worth $40 an acre. Millions were
sunk at Middlesborough, Zig Stone Gan.
and other~piacrss British gold came.
over by the CARLOAD to be invested In \
breweries at five times their value. Now
that gold is going back because England
is selling American securities Even
more reckless speculation went on in
South American securities. 1t broke the
Earrings and shooklevery FINANCIAL center
ON the globe, =, France, conservative
France; threw hundreds 81 millions into
a diteh down at Panama Australia
came ip with big crash amounting 10
many billions ,yNl thjs,time, thanks Ia |.
the Harrison, Reed,Slielman silver law. +
our government was swapping gold for
silver at the rate Of millions per month. +
The bubble bursted at last, and here we
are.
The silyerites say free coinage will cure
1t all II would only make bad worse.
There is just one remedy, and one only.
and thatis frtigality. Wear old clothes,
u you must patch them. Cut down ex-
penses. Pay yopr,debts at any, sacrifice.
Lave wit9inlypqr fpcome hoysvef sgnaIl J
WORK like beaver, and save like Trap. .
bois
Do these things, and in comparatively !
hort time We world will be ready and c
'nxious 10 be gulled and swindled by a
mother army OF promoters"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

Thu citizens of Hawesville and Han
cock county are making preparations,
for AZ big old-fashioned barbecue and
spread to be given at Hawesville Satur.
day sept, Sth. The object is to aid the
Confederate Recommendation land
SONG of the best speakers OF the country.
will be present. .tti!iii!,i.llIt n
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
PREPARATIONS for carrying the new
tariff bill into effect are progressing at
THs-tariff bill brcame-sraiaw--Fues,,a
night without the RESIDENTS signature.
hewro6e Setyetr5ne haer, however,

hewfote VefyStrong hter, however,
setting foftii ms objections, im'whiehs no
gives satisfactory reasons for WITHHOLD
ing his name. MIR. Cleveland has not
given up the cause of tariff reform and
says "rhe millions Of our cpuntrynen
who have fought bravely apd we'll for
tariff reform should be exhorted to aon,
tinue the struggle boldly challenging to
open warfare and constantly, guar ling
against treachery and half-heartedness
in the camp, Tariff reform will NOT be
settled until it is honestly and fairly
settled in the interest and 70 the benefit
of long suffering people"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

THIS raee-ior Congress in the Ashland
distriet-sss@s- " he warming. IN as. the
day for the primary, September. 10, APP
proaches. The tide thus hr d favorable
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

THE recent decision of Arch bishop,
Satolli, d ths Roman Catholic church
has cieatef n}bre or less comment among
the rnembersaof that denomination. A.
good many maintain that no Catholic
should stay in-tAe-slssFeh-sa AMI eoatinue,
to engage in the liquor traffic.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

THe Hon. Bill Ellis made great speech
at Owensboro last Monday. There is no
discount on Iiil Ellis Democracy or his
power to, THROW it into the hearts of his
countIyIhdn. ~. 49,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

llok George w. Jolly Received a very
meager followias Tor the-p domination Tor
Congress before the Republican Conven-
ton IN Daviess county last week. Mr..
Jollys record while he was United States
district attorney,or something else seems
to have put him in great disfavor with
his party ...u } l.t.l. 81
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

OUR Catholic readers @ili enjoy the
account of the journey QfttbS Aneh bear,
pilgrims to the Pope of Rome, printed in
another column. .PHOITA1
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
{ r,,A Nevs YolE codA.tutISbal En-.
vention has refused to abolish capital
punishment.

THERE was general rain in this
section last week and the crop prospect
is somewhat improved
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
10 UITIT TTTTTTIIT
EKRON.llr.,,Il,

Vi, r. Frymitei 'SwHek Went tx ferbyye t1pNdf i
lisa urdayy,,' "Ad' '7Snnh ,1"'h n INV
H., l. 5pM eHioIsx, 1yiioA 10 m1oi lsdtu
~ 1oI ~ PIP h5sYentn t9,hPaypesyille,
y hsSaf'ruloior3d ach d,iliW ,noi,a.n
I !" keHJudspn Wjllstta rot G rowland was
tn town Ihursday.l',an od yan ,l,ihe
Mr. Bob McGtothimj Irvinetoai ewAs
in Wednesday, al liiih9d bug, VI
Hon. d; II. Sewers, of Henderson, was
in town Thursday on business. odH 5!qo,
or" sfanfeid went Vent .14 "a West lpIs Point
Thursday; On On Business. sis'i't'id anfIS
MuIr 5lIIiiV q. ID GJiluJgnI s,iF .Ly
Ew M,d, +, Powell went to, ,Hsydigspurg
Mo paay t9atteRd The Ipstitptei rndi nni,
'7 Mrs.E.,W.. Richardson went Ia Irving,
top lastiweeklto. visit her .psrentsano via,
Mr. Eewt'osIcGlbthlan, ybfdITingtong
was into~h ON 'bubnesslsist caeek!o sAi
Il Nicdlothian l&iWiHp sRipp4a'J heg ar
Of wheat 10 Baliata & Ballar I'd lTRarsday. v
NJ Y XII ramIetat,, u EEklrSopai I and HI.
OabSr9e q q Gia a,l9.S Sspt " LSoqisTle
Ihhm III .GJnltjda oil 10 atuN \
MISS Essee Brnner Fetnrqhd from Pres,
ION iaTt week, yhsre she had bsep,Sisitr
ing friends mas,ouom sdi med al,e..lu|
" Mr. RS Dowell and SOM NsByDowell
attended'ithe Confederate reunion at
V me GroveJ the 22d,pdH sdi io Jqr,gt9 4
Miss Wlllle. shaekiett,P ofaHHr Grove.
was the guestdf her cousin, Miss Lily |
nj. Shaeklett Tuesday! ,",pn lol ,l,yAii |
Mrs. MI 'Wtather and J.nT.s Massey
went to Vine Grove Wednesday, to ATT J
tend tile Confederate reunion. p,lf .si a
We wish to- correct one item In last
weeks paper the Enron string bandit
played at GementvilIei instead of Uannel!,l
TOM Ind h'ai ynH 10 ai'nol nohM,r. j
Miss Enla Richartlaon came up ,frump
Garfield hast week and spent .saturslay,I
and Sunday visiting relatives, ,fethrninyi
l-rai.'n i,fita,i.oi ..ia ~, IN
Avery successful protracted meeting
s in progress at Salem church near
tkroh, contacted by the pastor, Rev. A.Ji
y. Whitinghili.n uil I,'J ,sA.i 81 s,ii,,II
James H1Arn6ld,i candidate for CouIity !
Jpnrt CLERK, spoke here TUESDAY event III
psaAugubt '2lst" '-AInldAsneld' "a the 4
'pminee' nofitheo Populistsu tpeobles h
srty, and 10 he said made sbnIe vert b.
pod'pcints i'm his 'speeth!H nBut we ars.| y
1ciined 10 thinkl by theh time, Dick,kl
levitt eetsthrough with him!Dhe yxilnIS
pIak spise'dHser Had Aallehion hannl niI
Mrewiiiiah R6Ysrtson'a 'MhsMiHag,
le,Ahmons were ,uhield fname motifs
phds u "tiiatfiihbhy t'cwedasadavi!'
venI6g at d o'clock, At the residence Icf5 I
K Hatiisoh. Cain's,' near Exon, RasaNIs,
'whitidghiIl' ohiciatine, ana We mUsfIt'
'ypBto.' whiti12Bin' said the 'orthsii'
cst beautiful ceremonies we'eyer heard =
he young 'codpIsiiase dur best 'wfshasiti
fthe fuiiffA. III" ihdi jinApl u,lD ssgltn
ngI' yl,,,ni nav 4.
II you want gun, we have some coed
ies. -Sulxer's.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
q~lE 1Ecc'rIR'lotlP0IsE p
Two Months Rent SIS 90.

To- take advantage, of this offer you
mTs t order before September /, as this
offer will be positively Withdrawn on
that date For full information, address
Dubois Il Webb, 800 Fourth Avenue,
louisville, KY NV ,,o,I pe 1sssio.a.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Bates, 'of Tar, Fork. f,
were IN the city yesterday. lul lthai 49,.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
HARh7NbURo.
L. n. & W. TIME TABLE

Passenger Daily arr. Ilardinsburg i9;l2 pm.
sofSo EAsr.
passtpeerpanS mr.. HAAash5ra.l7h Am
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
SIX PAGES.

IT is said that in the late-stsfket ,t65,!
strikers themselves tpst-ekp, 900, 900 in
wages. ~
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
l CLAYTON l'lIt)l QUILTING MACHINE.
- ..n'l bt"'9 nii Ia uutlluiiiitih Jti1
Read What,th Leading Citizens Say
.isq WhereIt Is In Use and Well 81,
All -ni"lie1 Known nd n,vs ,8ln

ia hhiil 1i"ni Dunn ti,y III ntHb s.s,.
/. oFHlqn OF GouNrNiGRs6s4RAgi GoRn,-
DON, ANpp Aug LII n $a+s-,-,We, dthel un.i
'dertigned ctizeps OF Corydon, Harrison
county, lndiana,ihereby Gently that, the
Clayton Quilting Attachment, has been
intfo dpced in our town and county, and
to our personal knowledgel a, number of,
VIII zen areIbeing used byHoura wives. and,
our citizens with entire satisfaction. and
Thereby Justly, proving itsI superior mer.,
IT'S, whereby We iheautilg recommend it
to fhe public. for,all that il elaine ID ,forit
=" vt hadNnry respectfully, "a, 4,ui,
~ w. Thomas, County Superintendent
OF TGh0olsl "da .Llo.,l a.A .ilyir,,s.r.
"qhas W.Gole. County, Auditor. .l,..n
William Meyer County Treasurer.lyl,,
feo' N"GwartAey, editor Dem oefatn al
&c. Bullet, with Walter Az Mood ID
~. Il" Funk, NJ d. oHw d,ida "tLn-,I
"G.iE H. StapletopI & Co :, Insurance. 4
." Hashuck q Son, Liyeymen.i h,,ant.|
Val W. Kintner, ncKintnerI House.
=" Yrs. sallie X, Jones' yna ,,yu Lsll,o|
20 Nrs. pr C.iFbAskren., od 81 IlYn, ~.
p" Yilas'Bringls, GouhtyiAssassor, A,1ld |
- IM GESTswAsTEnA lsysl y,dniJ
:" ladies using this machine, say it is
jnat the thing 90 ipng.wanted iaael need.
ed nTheionlg useful household necessity !
IN universal demand having asiear, field,
70 hwaiItts Coming slTbiukiiof,Ji ii, ;, isn't
thftatne2 ME- ask enterprisinev men
WI ia energy and push to consider these
Iadts aud consult Representative n.,I
j. W. CLARION, dani
n, iHom ',mat the, Heyser, House.I
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-29
y Quiglsy's Appointment.

Tbera, liza, hint thrown Out from
fs sisiI that Gov, Brown appointed
.ypqng rlQIiiglsy. ( Chief Justice ~ tbe
Cpfarf 9f'ApPeals in order to give him a
Lying start IN sths race against t'jack'
@sdfich toreAttorney General.A VhA
I \ La IN. Along been soniidsnt that
fhs observation-disclosures good. and sum
cleAf' fesSI9Ydi" for the selection, mdr the
fipiirsm fsAnkiort atii,ms the faith that
y ESsf IN pH though il Is g netimes.
much blinder than the bat, Louisville
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