The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-09-08

Will compare grade and prices on fer
tilizer with anybody-C. d. Payne.
Mrs. Reynolds, formerly Miss Ida
Goodson, is visiting Miss lula Daniel.
Master Guy Smith, of Lodiburg, was
here last week visiting his grandmother.
A lot OF Horse Shoe Brand fertilizer for
wheat. See me before you buy.-C. d.
Payne.
Mrs. Sutton went to Louisville last
Saturday to see her son, Estell, who is
quite i'll.
A number OF parties from town had a
basket picnic down at the lake last
Thursday.
Henry Perrigo, Of Boysnt, Mo, was
here last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hook.
Percy Boards ice gave out last week
and he at once ordered a car load from
indianapolis, Ind.
For SALE.-One Parker Bros ham,
merless gun. Twelve gauge, thirty-inch
barrel. Price $50. JOE b. Cox.
Sheriff Pate has settled all taxes due
from him to the State, county and rail-
road for the the years 1895 90.
Mr.. Joe Adylott and family, of Valley
Station, was here last week visiting his
sister, Mrs. S. K Breeding,
Prof. Kerrick, of Elizabethtown, and
formerly connected with the Brecken-
ridge Normal College was here last
week.
For SALE-Charlts Radenheimer's one
third interest in a distilery and fixtures
near Askins, KY. G. Babbage, AS
signee.
An order was entered in the County
Court last week allowing Charley Bob
Ter Sl39 for making a fill at the Caney
Creek bridge.
John Miller, John and James Pulliam,
Will Lennin and Will MattiDgly all
struck out for Louisville last week on the
hunt OF work.
ATTENTION LADIES - Use Heinzs
picking vinegar. Your pickles pre-
served and ready for table use without
using brine. For sale by j. II. Hook,
the baker.
Coleman Haswell left Monday to at
tend the Annual Conference OF the M.
E. church at Pineville, Ky. After con-
ference he will visit several points of in
terest in the State.
The County Court has appointed H. G.
jolly, Jr, trustee for Ben Macys chill
dren. Mrs. Macy died about ten days
ago and left seven children in almost
destitute circumstances.
rev. S. F. Kelly, pastor OF the M. E.
church at this place leaves this week to
attend his Annual Conference at Pine
vile, Ky. 1t is doubtful whether he
will be returned here next year.
NoTIcE-This is to certify that X. May,
OF Hardinsburg, is our agent at said
place for the Falcon coal. No other
man has right TO sell the old famous
Falcon coal. Any man with the except
ion of r. May, who is caught selling
coal under the name OF the old Falcon
coal will be prosecuted 10 the full extent
OF the law. B. Egan & Bro.
The Hardinsburg Leader which has
been run here about six months, under
the supervision of editor Mcclure, was
boxed up, press, type and every thing,
and moved to Cloverport last week. 1t
is TO be run there, we understand, as a
hot free silver campaign sheet. 1t was
first started here ten years ago as Re-
publican paper. Since then it has been
in the hands of dozen different parties
and the advocate of as many Issues. The
Populists had it a while, then it was
tried by a Democrat and again Repub-
lican took it. No one has staid with il
very long at time. The people wont
subscribe Tor it because it never lasts
over six months with anybody.
THoMAs-HKsToN.
VA very quiet home wedding took place
yesterday morning at the residence Of
Mrs. O. NJ. Heston at a. m. The occa-
sion was the marriage N her daughter,
Miss Eva, 10 Mr.. W. L. Thomas, OF
Leitch6eld. Rev. S. X. Breeding offici-
ciated. There were no attendants. Miss
Heston is one OF our most popular and
lovable young ladies and has host OF
friends here. The groom is a rising
young business man Of Leitchfeld and
quite promising. The News extends
congratulations. The bride received |
quite a number OF handsome presents. |
Immediately after the ceremony they |
left for Nashville TO visit the Exposition. |
Mrs ]. M. Heston, II. l.. Norman, Miss |
Maud Pulliam and Talbot Layman, were |
present from Leitchdeld.
Old man Henderson Hicks, who lives
near Clifton Mills, is one among the old
est men In the county. He has lived on
his present farm ever since 1922. His
father moved there when he was a small
boy. So seventy-fve years continuous
at one place is long record.
Mr.. Hicks wife has been dead several
years and, with one OF his boys,
he lives In a little dilapidated old L