The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-09-22

Go to Wits for your drugs and medi-
cines.
Ben Mays oldest boy is down with
typhoid fever.
Rev. w. B. Sheed has been assigned
10 the work at Sample this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Piggott were visit
ing here last Saturday and Sunday.
Go to E. t. Guthrie, the druggist, to
have your prescriptions compounded.
You can buy all kinds Of patent medi-
cines from +. T. Guthrie the druggist.
Store open at all hours and prescrip-
tons filed at the lowest prices.-E. T..
Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Haswell spent
last Sunday with their son, Frank, at
Cloverport.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Beard are attend
ing the annual conference at Henderson
this week.
We are ready to give you bottom fig
ures on farming implements.-Beard,
Dillon & Co.
Mrs. Jesse Wright, OF Louisville, is
here this week, visiting her father, Judge
N. McC. Mercer.
You can buy all kinds OF patent medi-
cines from L. T. Guthrie, the druggist,
at bottom prices.
Miss Lola Norton, OF Freedom, left last
Monday TO visit her brothers family at
Fremont, Nebraska.
John Hoben has been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of Thomas
j. Sweeney, deceased.
James Miller is filling Mr.. Harmans
place at the public school for the first
two weeks Of the term.
George Houk, who lives about four
miles from this place, lost his house and
contents by fire last Sunday.
Remember that you can buy all kinds
Of patent medicines, and drugs of every
uebCTlpllOut lTOu y. A. WIN.
We are still in the market with Disc
harrows, plows, buggies and farming i'm
plements.-Beard, Dillon & Co.
Charles E. Oelze bought the old Sam.
uel Bland farm, on the pike, at commits
sioner's sale last Monday, for $4,000.
For SALE.-One Parker Bros ham
merless gun. Twelve gauge, thirty-inch
barrel. Price 500. JOE B Cox
Go to E. T. Guthrie, the druggist, to
have your prescriptions compounded.
Store open at all hours and prescriptions
filed at the lowest prices.
l am giving my whole attention to the
drug business now. and will give your
prescriptions and orders for medicines
the most careful attention.. A. Witt.
For SALE CHEAP-A few exceptionally
good poland china pigs. World Fair
blood. "Model U, S. No. Al, 1862 sired by
Sanders Short Stop" No. l,OO5.-B. A.
Parks, Webster, KY.
They had a quiet election over the
local option question at McDaniels last
Saturday. The "drys" won without any
trouble. The vote stood: For local OPP
ton, 1873; for whisky, IA.
= Marriage icense-Claude Myers, Ada
Butler; T. d. Stone, Luru Wilson Geo.
Wegenest, Essie Bennett; j. NJ. Stilwell,
Lule Blair; Lushen Hines, Kate Smith
Emmett g. Gregory, Mary E. LaHeist
Charles Wendelken, Sallie Daniel; VIM.
Bowman, Minnie Whoolberry; Edmond
Nenderhill, Minnie B. Woolens.
There was an unusually large crowd at
church in Norton's Valley last Sunday.
Both old and young people turned out
for several miles in the surrounding
neighborhood. 1t is evidently a fine
point for a congregation. The little
church that was built by Mr.. Bartlett
Norton isn't half large enough to hold
the people who assemble there; but it is
neat and comfortable and is a credit to
him and the neighborhood.
Mrs. Sutton, our milliner, has just re-
turned from Louisville, where she has
been for two or three weeks study ing the
fall styles in hats, bonnets, etc. She
brings with her a new line of goods,
wherein can be found most anything to
please the ladies. Her long experience
in the millinery business enables her to
select just such goods in this line as will
suit her entire trade. Her prices. too.
are Just as reasonable as can be found
here or elsewhere. She will have an
opening, Thursday, when she invites the
public to visit her and examine her new
goods and the prices on them.