The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-09-12

again.
Mr.. Joel Pile was here Saturday from
Glendeane.
Miss Lula Vessels has returned from
Greensboro.
Call and see Julian Brown when you
come TO town.
II anybody wants saw milling done
call on Julian Brown.
Mr.. Dave Hardin has accepted a clerk
ship with J. A. Witt.
Miss Annie Jones, Of Big Spring, is
visiting here this week.
Mr.. Lawson Hook has gone to Louis
vile to look out for job.
About sixteen persons went to Louis
vile last Saturday from this place.
Mr.. George Hook is building a large
tobacco barn on his place near here.
J. II. Gardner has returned from Lou
isville with large stock of fall goods.
The Hardinsburg Normal College OPP
ened last week with good attendance.
Miss Jake Owen, Glendeane, was Wis
iting Miss Eva Heston few days since.
Mrs. Shawler, Of Addison, was the
gust OF her sister, Mrs. Allen, last week.
Come in and ask the price, you will
fall down when you hear it.-E. +. SUIT
ton.
You attention is called to the new drug
store advertisement which appears else
where.
Step in at Julian Browns and try one
OF his lunches with glass OF Folks crab
cider.
We have the biegist bundle OF bargains
in jewelry we ever ofiered.-T. @. Lewis
& Co.
Hon. John w. Lewis met with warm
reception here Monday from the Re-
publicans.
Born, to the wife OF Gerari Forte,
Bewleyville, September ,, girl, Emma
Hardaway.
Miss Mary Bowmer left last Saturday
for Ashland, KY, where she goes to
teach school.
Mr.. Horace Allen wants to sell 80 acres
of land near the Cool Spring. Apply to
V. G.. Babbage.
Miss Annie l.. Gardner returned to
BarJoursville, KY, last Saturday to re-
sumo her school.
You cannot know what is in the jew
elry market until you have inspected our
stock.-T. G.. Lewis 4 Co.
f. T.. Sutton, of Louisville, came down
Saturday in the interest OF his drugstore,
which he has just opened.
You can get at Julian Browns all
kinds Of fresh and pure candies nuts and
fruits. They are cheap too.
We have brought the price marks
down to point that makes buying
rresistable.-T. G. Lewis & 60.
Remember you can buy your jewelry
cheaper from us than from any other
firm in the county.-T. G. Lewis & Co.
Hon. Chas Blanford thought Lewis
speech a mailer. Charlie himself has
some ideas about free sugar and cheap
wool.
Miss Eva Heston, who has been quite
ill for some time has sufficiently recov-
cred to be able to take charge of her
school.
People have got to have drugs and the
more careful they are in buying the
more certain we are to get their trade
+. +. Sutton.
Mr.. w. T.. Haswell, wife and child,
Mrs. f. +. Haswell, Of Circleville, Ohio,
arrived here last Friday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Haswell.
Some OF the Presbyterians seem to be
in doubt concerning Mrs. Woosely's
authority to preach the gospel. But be
that as it may we expect the old lady
will use her own pleasure about the mat
er.
The Republicans were in high feather
Monday. Why didn't they invite Mont
gomery to come here? They knew that
they would hear quite different story.
Mr.. Lewis is q slick citizen. lie is out
for votes.
The following parties were here lsst
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs
MattinQly, who died at Sample. Mrs.
Barnie Gilbert, Eugene Gilliland, Jabez
Brashear, Preston; Mr.. and Mrs. T. N.
Midlothian, Irvington; Mrs. Sallie j.
Bruner, Miss Eliza A. Brashear, Union
Star; Mrs. b. f. Payne, Webster; Mr..
Arthur Mattingly, Miss Lora Mccoy,
Miss Mattingly and j. NJ. Matheney,
Sample, and @. NJ. McGlothlan, Union
Star.
RPwoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.
Owing to the illness OF the vice-presi-
dent OF the social, the literary, and the
mercy and help departments, the public
has known but little OF the Epworth
League in the last month. Nevertheless
he spiritual work has gone on faithfully
md hopefully. The staff who assists the
'ocial vice-president has kept up the
work in that department.
Several members have been attending
he sick closely, so, necessarily, they
rave been absent in our meetings. Our
Iick onea ara now much inproved and