The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-09-15

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@. ID Payne
T.C. Lewis will repair your watches,
clocks and iewelry.
Richard McGary has returned to school
at st. Mary's college.
The store at Clifton Mills will be clos
ed out next Friday.
A number one milch COW for sale.
Aaron Norton, Webster.
Miss Bette and Ella Hook were visit
ing at Irvingtou last week.
Mrs. DIR. J. 7. Baker was visiting her
mother at Long Lick last week.
Will compare grade and prices on fer
tilizer with anybody-C. ID. Payne.
Miss Bessie Beard returned TO Bow
ling Green last week to enter college.
Go to +. I. Guthrie, the druggist, to
have your prescriptions compounded.
Remember 7. G. Lewis ii your watch
needs repairs. He will make it as good
as new.
The railroad company have been max
ing some improvements on the depot at
this point.
Store open at all hours and prescrip-
tons filed at the lowest prices.-E, t.
Guthrie.
Rosco Eskridge came down from Enron
last week and spent several days with
friends here.
Miss Ella Psrson returned to Camel
ton, Ind, last week, accompanied by
Mrs. p. Dillon.
Mrs. Payne who has been visiting Mrs.
c. l.. Pate returned to her home, Lodi
burg last week.
Mrs. j. A. Witt and Miss Julius we're
visiting Mr.. julie Hardin's family one
day last week.
You can buy all kinds OF patent medi-
cines from Z. T. Guthrie, the druggist,
at bottom prices.
The farmers are cutting up their corn
in this section. The yield will be the
lightest in years.
The asphalt mines near Garfield open
ed up last week. Abouttwenty-fve men
are employed there.
p. Dillon went to Evansville, Ind,
last week and purchased saw mill for
Parson and Roberts.
Ed McGuiiin and Miss Matte Pun
phrey were married at the brides home
near West View last Tuesday.
We are still in the market with Disc
harrows, plows, bu0gies and farming i'm
plements Dillon & Co.
Morris Eskridge has purchased the old
Taylor lots on the south side of town and
will begin to improve them at once.
jeff Hook is on the sick list. His fam
lily fear that he has typhoid fever. He
has only been sick however few days,
Will Miller sold fourteen head of cat
tie last week at 81, Charley Miller five
head at 81, George jolly five head at st
For SALE.-One Parker Bros, ham.
merless gun. Twelve gauge, thirty-inch
barrel Price $40. JOE b Cox
Prof. Logan opened the college last
week with about twenty students. This
was satisfactory to him, but he expects
to have more in few weeks.
There will be prayer meeting out al
Antioch church Thursday night and II
q. Hook will preach there next Sunday
night. The public are invited to attend
ATTENTION LADIES - Use Helms
picking vinegar. Your pickles pre-
served and ready for table use without
using brine. For sale by j. II. Hook
the baker.
The Hardinsburg public school opened
last Monday with fine attendance
Messrs Hartman and Avitt are the prin
cipals in charge with Miss Kate Eskridg'
as assistant
Jesse Whitworth, depot agent reports
the largest business for the railroad a
this place during the month of Angus
that they have had during that montl
for four or five years.
For SALE CHRAP-A few exceptionally
good poland china pigs. World Fai
blood "Model U. S. No. A, $50 sired BY
Sanders Short Stop" No. zoos.
Respectfully,
B. A. Parks, Webster, Ky.
The best ladies' shoe on the market fol
the very low price Of 81. Please call anC
see them. l. is no trouble for me Il
show goods. take pleasure in openinI
up any article in the house TO you.
have a world Of new goods at rock bot
tom fgures.-A. Y. Kinehloe.
I|[Word was received here last week o.
the death of Tom Sweeney in New York
Mr.. Sweeney has no relatives here, but
Mr.. John Hoben who was his personal
friend telegraphed to have his remain:
shipped here for interment They ar.
rived at Cloverport last Sunday and were
brought up from there and inferred in
the Catholic cemetery.
A New York paper gives the following
account Of the death OF Thomas Sweeney
Thomas Sweeney thirty-nine years old