The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-04-28


B. F Beard went to Louisville, Monday.
Call for Sunset corn cure guaranteed
at Anon Kincheloe's.
Granville Wilson went to Louisville,
Monday.
Mr. Charles Miller, ST., spent last Sun.
day in town.
Ms r N. Miller returned, last week,
from a visit to Irvington.
Your attention is called to Anon
Klncheloe's ad in this issue.
Mrs. P. V. Duncan came up, last satur-
day, to visit Mrs. V Daniels
Mrs. O'Connell OF Derby, Iud., is here
visiting her son, Mr.. Pat Dillon.
Auction will continue until entire
stock is sold at James Kincheloe's.
Dent Browns little child has been
quite i'll during the past week.
Ladies are especially invited to attend
the auction at James Kincheloe's.
Walter Clark Gays he will leave for
Dakota, about the first Of May.
Mrs. j. A. Witt has closed out her
stock of millinery to Mrs. Clint Hook.
James Kincheloe, the jeweler, is hav-
ing an auction of his entire stock this
week.
Miss lula Daniel left, last week, for a
couple Of weeks visit to her sister, in St.
Louis.
Paine's Celery Compound "A cents and
Hoods Ssraparilla 6S cents at Anon
Kincheloe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Skillman were
here, last Sunday, from Cloverport, visit
ing Mrs. Bowmer.
You can l,ave your subscription,
orders for advertising and job work with
V. g. Babbage, Hardinsburg.
DIR. @. Bush will be here until Sat
urday, prepared to do all kinds of den
tistry in an up-to date style.
James Kincheloe began his big auct-
ion sale, last Saturday. He has a big lot
of jewelry and all of it will 60 at auction.
Call in and see our stock and get our
prices before purchasing your spring and
summer headwear.- Hook & Vandegrift.
The will of George Nottingham was
admitted to probate in the County Court
last week. g. b Weymuth is named as
executor.
The new millinery store on Main
street, opposite the Jail, is the place to
get the latest styles of has ETC., at fair
prices.
Misses Fannie Frank, Julia Straus and
Della Loeb, Louisville, came down, Sat
urday night, and were the guests of Mrs
Rob't. McGufIin.
Mr.. Lawrence Alexander, of New
York City, is expected here early in
May to visit l.. A, Foote and other
relatives he has living in this county.
Morris Eskridge, w. X. Barnes and
N. Nc. @ Mercer are in Stephensport,
this week, taking dispositions They
have several important cases for trial
at Circuit Court.
A fresh, new stock with a practical
milliner of three seasons experience in
a wholesale establishment, is what Mrs
Hook and Miss Vandegrft offer you. It
will pay you to call on them.
A. A. Richardson. Garfield, is the
place to buy goods cheap. Millinery, a
specially, this season Ladies' hats
trimmed in the latest style. Country
produce taken in exchange for goods.
n Licensed to marry John f. Hinton
to Miss L. Brickey, Thomas G. Mattingly
to Vie Storms, John W. Craig to Lydia
T. Worlens, fl. G. Butler to V. P. More
man, Rally G. Powell t. Sarah ]. Bur
nett.
Mrs. Bowmer left Monday morning
for Huntington, West Virginia. She
will probably be gone until July or Aug
ust. Her son, Frank, will meet her
there. He is to be married April 20, to
Miss Neva Suggs. Mrs Bowmer goes TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. w. N. Campbell.
The trees in the Courthouse yard are
the finest in the country They are be-
ginning TO leaf out now, and will afford
a magnificent shade this summer. The
county officers and politicians are wait
ing patiently for the bright summer days
to come again, when they can move out
and resume debate.
The following transfers of re al proper
ty were admitted to record in the Clerks
Office, last week John T.. Casey to
Esther Casey, certain land near Rosetta
Finnis johnson to Davis Johnson, a part
Of the lireen S. Johnson lands James r.
Quiggins to w. @. Quiggins, ten acres Of
land on Rough creek.
A big excursion went out over the
branch last Saturday. There were four
coaches crowded until there was not
standing room. There has been a num-
Der of big EXCURSIONS sent out over the
,ranch and no one has ever received the
lightest injury from any fault on the
,art Of the company. AS a rule good,
aie men are put in charge Of the train.
The appraisement bill Of the estate of