The Breckenridge news., 1894-05-09
Crab cider at r. f. Mattingly's.

Cigars and tobacco at r. +. MATING
LYs.
Prof. Hayes went to Brandenburg last
Saturday.
Browns excursion Saturday May %.
Wait for it.
Mr. Morris Eskridge has purchased
new jersey COW.
Mrs. V. G. Babbage is visiting at Bew-
leyville this week.
The best brands of cigars and tobacco,
at r. Z. Mattingly's,
Mr.. j. G. Stephens, Holt, was in the
city last Wednesday.
The best of order always maintained
on Browns excursions.
Stop at the Hambleton House when
you go to Hardinsburg.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclure was visiting at
Jolly's station last week.
Mr.. Skinner, from West Point, was
here few days last week.
They are carrying out good deal OF
timber on the branch now.
Confectioneries of all kinds, fresh and
nice, at X. +. MATTINGLY's.
+. We have patent,so to speak on mod
crate prices.-T. G. Lewis q Co.
Beard & Brown have dissolved partner
ship in the butchering business.
We are here, not for profit simply, but
for trade-C. ID. Payne, Harmed.
Spot cash helps us to save your money.
T. c. Lewis & Co., the jewellers.
The District Conference meets at Vine
Grove, KY, May 23rd to the Goth.
A good second band phaeton for sale
or trade. COLEMAN HAswELL.
Miss Emma Smith returned Sunday
from three weeks visit to Garfield.
For a good lunch go to r. +. Mating
ly's, on south side Courthouse square.
1t is bad to use too much space, but it
is worse to use too little in advertising.
Don't forget the date of Browns ex-
cursion to Louisville. Saturday May 26.
Rev. S. X. Breeding will fill his regu-
lar appointment at Webster next Sunday.
Circuit Court begins next Monday.
There are forty-four new cases on the
docket.
Mr.. Sam Board came up from Clover
port last week to see his mother and his
best girl.
Don't forget the 18th of July celebra-
ton at Hardinsburg. Look out for bills.
--Buzby & Co.
B. F. Beard & Co. think they will
build large two-story brick business
house this fall.
The date fixed for Julian Browns next
excursion on the Branch" is May 26.
Get ready for it.
Mr.. Charley Lyons and wife, Jolly's
station, were visiting Mr.. McClure's fam
lily here last week
Big day at Louisville Saturday May 26.
You can go there for only $l.OO on
Browns excursion.
The Breckenridge County Democrat
published, at this place, dropped out Of
existance last week.
No business realizes its highest pur.
pose which does not afford the people
bargains-Hardin and Bro.
If you want to forget that such thing
as hard times ever existed, pay visit to
our store.-T. G. Lewis Il Co.
We know our watches are right. We
want you to know it. We want your
watch trade.-T. G. Lewis x Co.
Mrs. Mary Garrett, of Alexis, Illinois
arrived here last Monday to see her sis
ter, Mrs. w. ii. Bell, who is quite i'll.
No man who has any respect for his
pocket book can help feel for it when he
sees our prices on groceries-Hardin &
Bro.
News was received here last week that
Mr.. Joe B. Skillman was about to lose
his eyesight. 1t is probably caused from
rheumatism.
We always give heaped-up, pressed
down overflowing measure Of value for
every dollar spent with us-Hardin &
Bro.
We know thing or two about repair.
ing a watch. 1t didn't come to us by ac-
cident, either. Been at it for years.-T.
G. Lewis & Co.
Mr.. Sylvester Balm, and Miss Oda Rob.
erts were married at this place last week
at the Huckeby House, Rev. w. b,
Sneed officiating.
Mr.. Frank Haswell is the proudest
man in town over his twins. They are
beautiful babies, but they get quite en-
tertaining at times.
When you come 10 court next week
bring that watch along with you and let
us put it in good running shape for you.
It. G. Lewis K Co.
Postmaster Mcclure says the govern
ment will make good the stamps stolen
from the post-ofiice last week, and the
loss will not fall on him.
One dollar is all it will cost you from
any point on the Branch" to make the
round trip to Louisville Saturday May
Goth. Browns excursion day.
II it is the business OF property owners