The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-10-13

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Go TO Wits for your drugs and medi-
cines.
Gee whiz, did you ever see such long
dry spell.
Three new pupils entered the B. N.
college last week.
Mrs. Ferd McGhee, OF Irvington, was
visiting here last week.
Look out for the joint d,bate, Oct. Ia.
1t will be something hot.
VIM. II. Bell will assist Mr.. Skillman
at the clerks desk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Phelps, Louie
vile, are visiting here this week.
Claude Mercer has been elected City
Attorney for the city of Hardinsburg.
Quite number from this place at
tended the Greensboro fair last Thurs
day.
We are ready to give you bottom fig.
ures on farming Implements Beard,
Dillon & Co.
Mr.. Estell Sutton came down from
Louisville, last Saturday, to see his
mother and wife and baby.
r. s.. Skillman went to Cloverport last
Thursday. He says he will carry all the
gold Democrats in that town.
Remember that you can buy all kinds
of patent medicines, and drugs Of every
description, from J. A. Witt.
We are still in the market with Disc
harrows, plows, buVgies and farming i'm
plements.-Beard, Dillon & Co.
Parties who want to help the Fusion
ticket should help distribute the sample
ballots, and thus instruct the voters.
w. R. Haynes, the independent candi-
date for Circuit Judge, was here Monday.
Mr.. Haynes home is at Elizabethtown.
Major w. E. Minor was here few
days ago. He says he will get several
Republican votes in his home precinct.
Twenty per cent of the school fund
always brings the teachers to town.
Twenty per cent is better than no bread
while the drouth lasts.
l am giving my whole attention to the
drug business now. and l will give your
prescriptions and orders for medicines
the most careful attention.. A. Witt.
The town trustees have refused to pay
marshal Dent Brown his salary of 500
per month, and he threatens to sue
them for his money.
The duty OF Democrats is to bring the
votes out. Only a short time remains
until the election, and there should be
an organization in every precinct.
Since the speaking between the coun-
ty candidates closed, some of them have
been making appointments at school
houses and getting out good crowds.
A citizen ticket for marshal and town
trustees has been arranged as follows
G. w. Beard, @ Z. Haswell, j. H. Gard
ner, JEFF Hook, Patrick Dillon marshal,
Alex West.
NoTICE.-On account of being engaged
in the Circuit Court, the sale advertised
for Webster next Saturday will have to
be postponed. Ample notice of the sale
will be given at another time.-V. G.
Babbage, Assignee.
The Baptist revival at this place closed
last Friday night. Rev. Risner, the
young minister who assisted in the meet
ing, is man full of zeal and promise.
He has o My been in the ministry about
ayear and a half, but he has bIielth, IN
ture before him. Aboph~1f6;rtv dol,or.
was made nm anil ' .nii'y ooi'ai'
wac -laIe " az Ia resented him for hii
|, Cwo weeks work here
Prof. Hayes, of Meade county, who
formerly assisted Prof Shacklett in the
college here, was here few days las
week mixing with his old friends auC
patrons. Prof. Hayes was favorit'
among our people while he was in the
college here, and they would like to see
him back again. While here he made
some propositions to Prof. Logan to as.
sist him at the college during the spring
session. Nothing certain was decided
upon but Prof. Hayes may come here al
ter Christmas. The school will ther
open up with large attendance.
PROCEEDINGS Court OF CLAiMs