The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-09
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Max Cert, OF Louisville, was in the city
Monday.
J. @. Rudd, OF Greensboro, was in the
city Tuesday. f.r
Peter Best, Jr.. who has been quite
sick, is up again.
Thos. Barr, OF Greensboro, KY, was
in the city Thursday.
The Mite Society met Friday night at
residence OF T, B, Pell's.
DR.. Dewitt attended quarterly meet.
ing at New Chapel Sunday.
Mr. Alfred Clark and brother, Of Cam
Melton. Ind, was here Monday.
]. @. Pell and wife spent Sunday at
Mrs. Robb's, opposite Tell City.
Mrs. John Myers, Of Waitman, who
has been quite i'll, is some better.
N. B. Chambers and DIR. Hearnier, Of
Hawesville, was in the city Monday.
N. s. Greenhouse and w. @. Brown, Of
Hawesville, KY, were in the city Mon
day.
Uncle Thos. R1tledge, Of opposite
Grandview, Ind, spent Saturday in the
city.
Col. w. P. ID. Bush, OF Louisville, was
in the city Saturday looking after his
farms
Mrs. Ben Berkshire, Of Greensboro, is
visiting her parents, MIR. 4. @. Wright,
below Town.
Miss Letitia Smith was the guest OF
Mrs. Callie Greenhouse, Sunday, near
New Chapel.
Gregory Blanford, one Of the leading
characters in the A. O. U WIS play is
stage. struck.
DIR. Lewis and wife, of Scott county,
were the guests Of B. H. Poindexter Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Sallie Dunn, Of Henderson, KY,
who has been visiting friends in this city,
returned to her home Sunday.
Rhea Armstrong, the popular drum
mer for w B Belknap Il Sons, OF Louis
vile, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. 4. s. Combs and mother, Mrs.
Kendall, of Yelvington, visited Mrs. A.
ID. Beauchamp at Petri, KY, Friday.
| Mi Alma Phillips and Louella Holl-
and we're the guests OF Miss Fanny Lou
Greathouse, Sunday, near New Chapel
The mayor OF Martindale was in the
city last week. Mayor Gibbs, we are re-
liably informed that your 6ourishing city
will soon have telephone.
Everybody should turn out to the can.
dy pulling tonight at l. o. o. F Hall
The occasion is under the auspices Of the
Rebecca Lodge of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Patterson, oil
Hawesville, and Will Miller and Miss
Flora Blincoe, OF this city, spent Sunday
with ]. W. Patterson and family, oil
Adair
The A. o. u. WIS play, which will
come off Thursday night, November
oath, is progressing very nicely. and ev-
srything points to a first class entertain
ment.
H. r. ID. Cullin, the popular druggist
and postmaster OF the fourishing little
city Of Stanley was here sunday. Harve
is one Of our home boys, and is always
welcome.
Horace Patterson's new grocery will
soon be completed. and Horace says i
you want a good squsre meal or fancy
meal, call on w. b. Miller, the manager
oil the grocery.
Hogs.-Well sir Lewisport and vicin-
ity is quite hoRgish. You will see drove
after drove coming each week to oul
local stock dealers, not sand diggers. NJ
road backs, but nice smooth berkshire
Poland China, or some good strain o
smooth nice stock. This is Lewispor
stock.
Lewisport has not a very fine display
OF horses, but when the boys get then
warmed up on Sunday to going down
some Of our principal bouleyards you
could scarcely tell whether you were II
Lexington, the home Of the tTotteF, or IN
New York, the market for the fancy
high stopper.
Cattle-not cattle OF the type SONS
may suppose. You know there are sew
eral types, but wish to speak OF Lewis
port and vicinity. We raise the celebra
ted short horn for II Is beef that will &c
on any market. We raise the jersey FOL
It will please the closest dairyman, for Il
will stand more water than any othel
milk, but 10 say the least we do mo-
raise the scrub arass
Jerry Inman, formerly Of Lewisport
died Saturday night at his home in Louis
vile, OF consumption. Mr.. Imam mar
ried Miss Holly6elL, daughter Of Mr.
], w. Holly field, one OF our best citiz ms
lie leaves a wife and seven children h
mourn his loss The funeral services
we're held at the Baptist church, Mon
day. Brother +. q. Ellis conducted the
services. The sympathy Of the whole
community IL with the sad wife and be
reaved children, ~ f.ify IiiN.
II you want an Al stock Of Plymouth
Rock chickens you viii find them In ane
aronnd our city. Mr.. j. w. Patterson