The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-04-18

Pure crab cider at r. f.. MATTINGLY's.
Mr.. Frank Haswell wants to go farm
ing.
Cigars and tobacco at r. +. MATING
LY's.
Go to Julian Brown for ten cent
lunch.
Mr.and Mrs. Ken Wathan were visiting
here Sunday.
Mrs. Mitch Myer, Harmed, was visit
ing here last Friday
Headquarters for confectioneries OF all
kinds.-Julian Brown.
Uncle Phillip Durham wants to get
out OF the tax district.
Everything in jewelry and musical
goods II. G Lewis & Co.
Mr.. John Stiths' new residence is
showing up in the west end.
Confectioneries of all kinds, fresh and
nice, at II. Il. MATT1NGLY's.
The railroad tax will be about $40 on
the one hundred dollars, all told.
Be fair to yourselves and examine our
offerings. T. c. LEWIS q Co.
Mrs. Hoben returned last Saturday,
from visit to friends in Cloverport
We meet all bats thrown out to catch
the unsuspecting.-T c. LEWIS d Co.
Masters Taylor and Wallace Babbage
are visiting at Bewleyville this week.
Mr.. Robert MattiDgly is building a
new residence in the south end OF the
town.
Mr.. Frank Board, Daviess county, was
here last week visiting Judge Adkisson's
family.
The lawyers are complaining about
the light business showing up Tor May
Circuit Court.
VIM. Claycomb who lived in Daviess
county for some time has moved to
Henderson county.
An eye opener is morning rouser
The best morning rousers are our alarm
clocks.-T. G. LEWIS & Co.
There was an order made in the
County Court last Monday establishing
a voting place at Ball Town.
John Hoben made an exchange of his
house and lot, in the west end, Monday,
to ID. II. Sewers, for his property.
Julian Brown will run another excur-
sion on the Branch some time in June.
Watch for the date in the paper.
WANTED.-5O,OOO lbs. hurley tobacco,
and $4,000 lbs. OF first-class prior tobacco
at Hardinsburg. VIM. Winebrinner.
Col. l.. Green was on the tram last
Monday bound for Louisville. He says
fishing around the Falls now is excellent.
Mr.. Sam Monarch and his family,
o Sensborro, arrived here last Saturday,
to visit j. +. Monarch, the County Court
Clerk.
Mr.. Charley Beard, Will Hook and
Lawrence Miller went to the Falls OF
Rough, Monday. to spend a few days
fishing.
Mr.. Taylor Beard is again behind the
drug counter at Kitchelow q Boards.
His face is familiar and he seems to be
at home.
Miss Maggie Smith left last Monday
morning for Elizabethtown, to take a
situation there with her sister, in the
public school.
The following persons were appointed
processioners, last Monday. John Alex
ander, Frank Beavin, Charley Mating
ly and Mike Miller.
About TWENTY-FIVE young trees have
been planted in the college grounds.
They are principly naples and will make
fine shade in few years.
All kinds of soft drinks, cider, ginger
ale, lemon soda, cream soda, club soda,
pops and general assortment OF min
eral waters.-Julian Brown.
Mr. d. II. Sewers was selling off some
of his household plumber and other eff
iects, last Monday, preparatory to NOV
ing to Henderson. He will start to-mor-
row.
The agents for the C. f, NIeisse Chart
Company, Columbus, Ohio, who were
hare oavaral uaako uant off and laft
their livery stable bill and board bill I'M
paid.
Mrs. X. +. Pennington, Owensboro,
was here last week, visiting friends and
relatives. She lett Saturday morning TO
visit her sister, Mrs. Carlton, near Ro-
setta.
The Baptist congregation at this place,
have not yet called a pastor since Mr..
Rutledge left. Rev. Rutledge, however,
will fill the pulpit until the charge is
supplied.
An application for a tavern license at
Garfield, was again defeated in the
County Court last Monday. The APP
plicants asked for an appeal to the Cir
cult Court.
DIR. Arson Evans, of the Tell City
Journal was here one day last week. He
was making arrangements for a public
lecture which he wants to give here in a
short time.