The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-05-05

Circuit court begins next Monday.
]. G. Stephens, Holt, was here last
Friday.
Allen Kincheloe went TO Louisville
Monday.
DR.. j. B. Frymire, Unoin Star, was
here last Friday.
Auction begins at p. m. and p. m.
"A. Y. Kincheloe
Charley Hook has sold his bicycle to
Herbert DeJernett.
Miss Ella Dillon is visiting Miss Laura
Robinacker, at Louisville.
When you go to Garfield, call on Mrs
S. E. Withworth for millinery.
The city fathers could do a noble ser
vice by restoring the street lights.
There has been forty.two new suits
fled for the present term of Circuit
Court.
II you need a pair OF shoes or a hat,
don't forget Kincheloe's auction next
Monday.
Fine silver ware, watches and jewelry
of all descriptions going at cost-James
Kincheloe.
The crowd that was to go on the fish
ing party didn't get off on account of the
bad weather
Remember you can still get some
good bargains in jewelry at James
Kincheloe's.
The committee to arrange program
for the County Sunday School Conven-
ton will meet at Irvington tomorrow.
ANY thing in my house at cost for the
next ten days. Goods must be closed
out-James Kincheloe.
Everybody wore overcoats and wraps,
on last Saturday, the first day of May.
1t was more like winter than a May day.
Tom Donahue says he wouldn't take
one thousand dollars boot between his
girl at Kirk and any other girl in the
county.
Mrs. Roberts, OF Meade county, was
here last week visiting her son, Prof.
Roberts, of the Breckenridge Normal
College.
The third Quarterly meeting of the
NJ. Z. Church South, in this district will
be held at Webster next Saturday and
Sunday.
=, Licensed to marry, F. @. Pauley to
Miss Wanda " Carson, Nc II. eastman
to Miss Louisa Kelm, Benedict Elder to
Miss Matilda Beavin.
have ice pairs of ladies' and gents
fine shoes and 25 gents fine hats, which
/ will dispose of Next Monday at auction
"A. Y. Kincheloe.
A fellow came in last week and says
"here is a dollar send me the News, it's
the only paper that gives the news"
Right you are, sonny.
Mr.. Il. j. Whitfield brought in a han
die gourd last week that measured 35
inches round and 81 inches in length.
What's the matter with that gourd, Mr..
Sims.
I B. F. Beard d Co. have opened up an
AFT gallery They have some of the finest
pictures on exhibition in the country,
and you pay your money and take your
choice.
l will be here eight or ten days, prob
ably as much as two weeks, and l will
sell any piece of goods in my house at
cost for that time. l mean just what l
say-James Kincheloe
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.
Transfers. George S. Allison to John
IL. Bates & Son, the Tar and White
Sulpher Springs; James P. Minor to L.
l.. Mitchell, Treasurer of Perry county,
Ind, $50 acres in Hollis b ottom, consid-
Grafton SG,G6l.5d.
In letter TO the manufacturers Messrs
Davis & Buzzard, OF West Monterey, Pa
say "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has cured people whom our physicians
could do nothing for. We persuaded
them to try bottle of it and they now
recommend it, as do the rest of u.s." For
sale at 25 and so cents per bottle by A. r.
Fisher, Druggist.
The following parties were ordered TO
be summoned as the list OF grand jurors
Tor the present term Of court Julius
Dutschke, Miles Chancellor, John NJ.
John n. Tucker, Thomas
Payne, John O. Miller, Robert Mating
Iy, II. M. jolly, L. B. Oglesby, Peter
Lyons, G. b. Cunningham, Stephen
Kennedy, Chas. NJ. Heston, Milton
Horace Winchel, VIM. II.
Pile, Ephram Gray, James Haynes,
David N. Howard and Richard II.
Bandy.