The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-04-25

Everything in jewelry and musical
goods--T. @. Lewis & Co.
Mr.. Coleman Haswell is giving his res
idence fresh coat Of paint.
Confectioneries Of all kinds, fresh and
nice, at r. L. MATTINGLY's.
Mr.. Amos Board has position in the
post office with Mr.. Mcclure.
The mumps is catching most every
body out at Harned's station.
Miss Carrie Owen, of Glendeane, was
here last week visiting Lizzie Scott.
Go to Witt & Meador for the latest
thing in new snake-dress trimming.
G. d. Payne, at Harmed, will pay you
thirty-eight cents for your feathers.
G. D. Payne is loading a large lot Of
slaves on the cars at Harmed station.
For a good lunch go to r. E. Mating
ly's, on south side Courthouse square.
If you want a good lunch go to A. A.
McGary, east side Courthouse square.
VIM. Skaggs was brought here last
Saturday, from Glendeane and lodged in
Jail.
You can get the cheapest and best
goods from A. A. McGary, the confec-
toner.
Don't forget Browns excursion in May.
1t only takes a very small amount to
take it in.
When you got to Harmed call and see c..
d. Payne. He will give you goods at
bottom prices.
Master JANUS A.. Foote, of Bewley-
vile, spent Saturday AMI Sunday with
Taylor Babbage.
Mr.. David II. Brown, of West View,
has good, young, dark bay horse that
he wants to sell.
Mr.. Henry Norman has sold to some
Chicago parties about $4,000 feet of fine
white oak timber.
Mr.. VIM Beard is having lumber put
on the ground for new residence,
opposite the depot.
G. d. Payne, at Harmed, will buy your
slaves, and pay you Sl7, for half barrels,
and $l3, for kegs
Browns excursions are always pleas
ant. The exact date will soon be an
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Rev. ii. G. Hook will preach the funer.
al of Mrs. Edmond Haynes, at Garfield
the fifth Sunday in this month.
Mr.. Hilory McGary, OF this place, has
been selected as one OF the deputies on
the Democratic assessors ticket.
WANTED.-5O,O 900 lbs. hurley tobacco,
and $4,000 lbs. of first-class prior tobacco
at Hardinsburg. VIM. Winebrinner.
Your purse needs but precious little
coaxing when you enter our store. Oui
prices will surprise you. T. c. Lewis &
Co.
Payne & Gray have just received a
car loan Of Pittsburg coal at Harmed that
they will sell at ninteen cents per bush
ell
Your baby, nice little fellow isn't hei
Well, don't you want a silver rattle or a
silver cup, etc. for him. T. G. Lewis &
Co.
w. l.. Basham and f. r. Dowell were
here last Friday and compromised their
law suit which they have had in court
for some time.
Mr.. Herndon candidate for State
Treasurer, was here last week shaking
hands with court officials. Mr.. Hern-
don says he's a sure winner.
Mrs. Rebecca McGary, the milliner
and dressmaker, was at Louisville, last
week, purchasing some goods and look.
ing after the new spring styles.
Here a little and there little saved is
the way the foundation for future wealth
is commenced. We can save you
money in jewelry. T. @. Lewis Co
Col. j. ID. Powers, Owensboro, was
here last Saturday. He has bought the
Smith farm in Hollis bottom, and was
here looking after deed for the place.
Mr.. Ed Guthrie has got on to the tele-
graph business sufficiently well TO take
charge OF an Office, He went 10 the
Falls of Rough last week and worked a
few days.
The bon-ton are quite agreed that Mrs.
sutton's hats are quite the thing in
styles and shapes, Her trimmer knows
just how the young lady's fancy lightly
turns in spring, and she's there for the
purpose Of gratifying 1t. Beautiful trim
med hats See them at Mrs. Sutton's
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