The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-08-22
MIR. Artbur Board is in the city.


Mr.. Elijah Board went to Rosetta Sat
urday.
Selling goods now at drouih prices -
J. A. Witt.
A heavy rain fell at Irvington Satur-
day night
We are offering great bargains for cash.
j. A. Witt.
Nearly all the candidates were here
last Monday.
II anybody wants saw milling done
call on Julian Brown.
They are having a big protracted meet
ing out at Lost Run.
We divide the price but never the
quality.-T. G. Lewis & Co.
Miss Lizzie Smith will not return to
Elizabethtown to teach this fall
Morris Beard Jr is building a newresi-
dence in the south end of town.
Mr. Graham Eskridge was at home a
few days this week from Louisville.
Mr. Chapoze Wathen, of Owensboro,
was here Saturday on legal business
Postmaster, J. b. Cox and DIR. Milton
Board spent last week at the Tar Springs.
In order to make room for a fall stock
the goods must go at first COST. A.
Witt.
The fight against Local option comes
of in the Rock Vale precinct next Sat
urday.
Miss Allie Witt gave a party to num-
Der of her young friends last Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Herndon Niece, of Irvington,
was here last week visiting Mr.. Herbert
Beard.
Kaye & Carter picked up their stock
of goods last week and went to Vine
| Grove.
Prof. r. p. Shacklett is at Calhoon,
KY this week conducting the Teachers
Institute.
The fine saddle and harness mare be-
longing to Percy Beard died last Thurs
day night.
Mr.. Robert johnson has gone to
Deanefield to take charge of the railroad
and telegraph Office there.
Mr.. John Will Dent, of Bewleyville,
was in town Monday. lie reports fair
crops in his neighborhood.
Under the existing law any town may
become incorporated that Las one hun
bred and twenty five inhabitants.
We welcome the teachers who are at
tending the Institute Make our store
your headquarters.-T. G. Lewis & Co.
Rev Father Neihaus, of Cloverport,
will hold services at the Catholic church
tomorrow Thursday at o o'clock a. IN
Does your watch need rep firing? We
do that kind of work and do it we'll
Every job warranted II. g. Lewis & Co.
Rev. Quinn has been called to the
pastorate OF the Baptist church here
lie will make this his home in the fu,
ture.
lIuse Morgan brought over one hun
dred watermeons last week from Steph.
ensport. They sold very readily at good
prices
II you need an article and want TO pay
cash for it why not buy where it will
profit you? Come and be convinced
J A. Witt.
The County Court granted tavern
license with the privilege of retailing
liquor to Hardin Wilson, Bewleyville
Monday.
Miss Mary Allen wishes 20 sell the
piano which has been in use at the
Kindergarten. 1t is d. ii. Baldwin &
Cos. make.
Mr.. Marcus Matt'ngly and John Hober
contemplate going into the merchantilt
business in the store room vacated by
Kaye q Carter.
Mr. Ed s. Foote was here Monday
from Greensboro. lie came up to confer
degrees on some members at a meeting
OF the Masonic Lodge.
Mr.. George w. Jolly and j. A. Dean
were here one day last week. There
was some talk of a compromise of the
suit of Beeler vs. Beard but it failed.
Chairman Monarch has received the
money to defray the expenses OF the
late Congressional primary. The officer
only get one half OF the statutory fee.
The Teachers Institute convened Mon
day at the NJ. T.. church. Ninety-fve
teachers answered to the roll Prof. j
Ii. Logan, Of Cloverport, is the conductor
We shall be pleased to show oul
watches and quote prices to the teachers
Wen make ii to your interest II you con
template buying watch,-T. @. Lewis
* Co.
Mrs. IIendrick, wife of Will Hendrick
Jr., died at her home last Thursday
night at twelve o'clock, She was buried
Friday evening at the family burying
ground.
Estill Sutton, OF Louisville. will open q
drug store on Main street, opposite
County Jail about Sept, LIST. Ed Guthrie
formerly prescription clerk with Witt 4
Meador, will run it for him.