The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-12-22

Chris ms will fall on Sunday in 1898.
Hsswell for any thing in y e toy line,
cheap.
The year 1898 will begin aud end en-
saturday.
Chris Ali fixing for big fox hunt
this We, X.
Lap robes, horse blankets, up to date
At llaswrlls.
Hes vells for your y mas candies,
fruits and nuts.
II you want fresh fancy candles, call
on II. Hook.
The schools will all Gloss for the holi
| days next Friday.
r Skillman will go to Louisville
and Frankfort this week
Don't fail to call on Hiswell and see
IBIS mic, In. ef y mas goods
~ Ihn Bratcher died Of pneumonia near
Jolly s Station last Thursday.
Barnes & Kincheloe lave tee
phone box in their law Office.
For any thing in the confecti merry or
gr, Gerry line, Cal on J. IL. Hook.
Sherman Bal, the cicuit clerk eli ct,
was indicted into flee last week.
Twill have on hands fle lot OF as
sorted cakes for the holidays. All goods
fresh and s. class j IL. Hook.
fyou want bargains in groceri' and
CONTEMPORARIES, call on ]. Ii. Hook.
II you want nice basket of fruits and
nuts call ON IIaswell, for he knows how
to fill one.
T~Bion jolly came down Monday to take
a place as deluy Circuit Clerk under
Sherman Ba'.
There will be revival at the NJ, E.
church South, beginniI about the mid.
die of January.
G. /. Pate has opened a beef market
in the house formerly occupied by Char
ley Mattingly.
There will be printed programs for
the entertainment Friday n'glt, gotten
up by the News.
The telephone line from McDaniels to
this point was completed last week, and
is now in working order.
Now don't be self h. Go and help
the old lady get some Christmas presents
ready for the children.
Rev S. X Breeding aud family will
spend the Christian holidays with their
relatives in Jefferson county.
Dudly Miller, who died at his home
near Jolly's Station last week carried a
life insurance policy for 81, 900.
If you are a christian man or woman
don't refuse some little gift to those IN
need Of it during the coming week.
Go out to the enterta ali ment at the
city hall, Friday night under the drec-
ton OF Mis-. Withers, aud you will be
well paid,
Rev. Dug ,iLs, Of Harmed, has sold bis
property at that point to Mr.. Atch
Weatheriord, and thinks he will return
to Grayson county.
Mr.. Avitt is arranging for Christmas
tree at the school house on next SAtur-
day night. He is getting it up for the
bent fl OF his pupils.
ID. S futile and Miss Josie Godssy
from the Falls of Rough, were married
at the CommeI cal hotel in this place
last Thursday, by Judge VIM. Ahl.
Mr.. James Tucker, who moved here
from Harmed has had good deal OF sick
ness in his family. Ills wife and two Of
his children are at present down with
typhoid fever.
There is to be a revival out at Antioch
church beginning the first Sunday in
January. n. q. Cundifi is the regular
pastor and will preach there regularly
every fourth Sunday,
Mr.. Washer, of Cannelton, Ind was
here last Saturday to put in bids on build
ing bridges for the county, one at Glen
deane, one near Rosetta and one across
Tar Fork, near Pisgah church.
They were walking down the street
the other day and she said to him softly
darling love you just as l alwaws did,
can't you let me have just ten dollars to
blow in Christina? The Old man tainted
on the spot.
The largest stock Of holiday goods in
this place, just received. Everything
that is new and desirable for Christmas
can be found with us. All goods marked
to the lowest figure. Come and see us
A A. Richardson, Garfield.
Mr.. and Ms. Sam T. May desire,
through the News to thank their friends
and relatives for the kindness shown
them duriT the sickness aud death OF
their daughter Eva They have another
daughter, Lula Florence, who is now i'll
with typhoid fever.
The Young Ladies' Home Missionary
Society directed by Mrs. WilheTs will
give an entertainment at the City Hall,
on Christmas eve An exceptionally
fine program will be rendered, consisting
| of a cantata fer the little folks. "SaDta