The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-05-02
Crab cider at r. f. Mattingly's.

Roland Smith, Stephensport, was here
Monday.
Browns excursion Saturday June 2.
Wait for it.
J.H. Lennin qualified as Police Judge
last Monday.
Everything good to eat can be had at
Hardin & Bros.
Read the notice Of Judge Addison in
another column.
DIR. A. A. Simons, Cloverport, was
here last Monday.
The best brands Of cigars and tobacco,
at Il. Z. Mattingly's,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Witt visited Clio
verport last Sunday.
The best OF order always maintained
on Browns excursions.
Stop at the Hambleton House when
you go to Hardinsburg.
John Robinsons circus will be here
about the 18th of June.
Mr.. Jolly Meador was able to be up
town few days last week.
Confectioneres OF all kinds, fresh and
nice, at X. f. MATTINGLY's.
Mrs. A. NJ. DeJernette has given her
residence a fresh coat of paint.
No barbed-wire high priced fence
around our goods-Hardin & Co.
Mr.. J. Allen Dean, Greensboro, was
here last week on legal business.
Born to the wife of Robt. N. Board,
Hanson, Texas, April 20th, boy.
A good second band phaeton for sale
or trade. COLEMAN HAswELL.
Rev. +. r Roberts has recently been
appointed Postmaster at West View.
For good lunch go to r. E. Mating
ly's, on south side Courthouse square.
Morris Eskridge and j. II. Lennin
were in Louisville few days last week.
Mr. David r. Murray, Cloverpot was
here last Saturday on legal business.
For SALE-A good brood mare. Works
and saddles well. V. G. BABBAGE.
Don't forget the date of Browns ex-
cursion to Louisville. Saturday June 3.
Judge ]. A. Murray, wife and children
have taken rooms at the Hardinsburg
Hotel.
Mr.. VIM. S. DeJernette was last week
appointed deputy sheriff by F. X.
Rhodes.
Business is as susceptible TO good adj
vertising as the human body is to good
medicine.
Mr.. Clannie DeIIaven is building a
new REF den ,e in the west end near
Judge B, ard
Don't forget the It'll OF July celebra-
ton at Hardinsburg. Look out for bills.
-Buzby & Co.
The date fixed for Julian Browns next
excursion on the Branch" is June End
Get ready for it.
Save your dollars and your health by
buying the best family groceries from w.
B. Hardin & Bro.
1t costs something, of course, to adver-
tise your business, but nothing to grum-
BILE about. Try it.
Whenever you hear the train whistle
remember that she is bringing more
groceries for Hardin & Bro.
Miss Mary Bell, Irvington, and Miss
Bell Brown, were visiting the family of
Mr.. John II. Jarboe last week.
Bring all your jewellery and have it
polished and cleaned for five cents. We
cannot be idle-T. G. Lewis & Co.
Sunday School convention and mill
tary parade at Louisville Saturday June
9. Take Browns excursion train and
see them.
We let you keep a string tied to your
money until you are perfectly satisfied
with the spring clothes you buy of us
b. F. Beard & Co.
No other Hotel in EIardinsburg, can or
will entertail you as nicely as Hardin x
Bro, proprietors of the Old Hambleton
House on the corner
We are in business TO do business and
, not to cry over hard times. We will
make times easy for you ii you buy your
jewelry aud musical goods from us-T.
G. Lewis & Co.
The Hambleton House is preparing to
accommodate all the Circuit Court wish
tors. A splendid meal and a good bed is
what you will get at this popular Hotel.
Hardin & Bro, are the proprietors.
Mr.. w A. Rhodes, the deputy sheriff
Of Meade county, was here Monday, and
brought VIM. Valentine, Of color, and
lodged him in Jail here. Valentine is
accused OF breaking into Oelze's mill at
Cloverport sometime since.
81 pronounce you husband and wife"
The ceremony is over, and one by one
the guests enter the reception room and
view the presents. That beautiful stir
ling silverware, that dainty clock, that
snowy bronze, and many OF the other
presents come from T. G. Lewis & Co.
Emmett Mattingly gave an old-fashion-
ed goose supper at his restaurant last
Saturday night. 1t was largely attended
a,,I ,,uoh anioyaI kv all No man or