The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-05-11
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About The county's Capital.

Cheap drugs at Wits.
Cheap paints at Wits.
A fine lot Of laces at Wits.
Go to Wits aud get your drugs.
Cheap patent medicines at Wits.
A large lot OF paints and oils at Wits
A new line Of gents neckties at Witt's.
A full line Of family groceries at Wits
A large lot Of dry goods and notions at
Wits.
Judge ALL returned from Louisville
Saturday.
Fresh fruits candies and groceries at
VIM. Piles.
Miss Alice Baker has a school out at
Will Millers.
Clarence Davis, Irvington, was here
last Sunday.
Ed Guthrie returned from Louisville
last Saturday.
Fresh bread Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays j. II. Hook.
have Just received fresh lot ofcakes
and candy. II. Hook.
There were a number OF compliments
here last week on the big paper.
Call on j. II. Hook for anything in the
eating line during Circuit Court.
Go to the City Bakery for first class
lunch during COURT. H. Hook.
Leave your subscriptions and job work
for the NEWS with V. G. Bsbbage.
If you want anything in the lunch line
go to the City Bakery. H. Hook.
You can buy more goods for less mon
ey at Wits than anywhere else in
town.
Roy Anderson and Junices Foote, Irv-
iDgton, were here last Saturday and Sum-
day.
While in town this week stop at the
Lake hotel. Fare reasonable.--H. G.
Lake, Prop.
You can get good 1Oc lunch at VIM,
Piles, opposite Court square any day
during Circuit Court.
Misses Margaret Sweeny, Evansville
and Ella Collins, Cannelton,. Ind, are
visiting Miss Ella Dillon.
The Vivian Daniel homestead is closed
for the first time in many years. Miss
lula is visiting in st. Louis.
Harry Monroe, negotiating for Mon
roe Hyatt purchased on last Monday
$50 acres Of timber from Matthias Mil.
Ter.
A great many men who come TO Circuit
Court are curious to know why it is that
there's no business done on the first
day.
Forty thousand regulars under our
Uncle Sam, will create an awful stampede
among the Spaniards, il they can ever
get at 'em.
Joseph Mattingly and his son, mer-
chants at Kirk have sued their former
partner, Frank Jarboe for a settlement
OF their accounts.
Judge Ahl appointed Amel Oelze, R
G. Robertson and w. j. Piggott to repre-.
sent the county Of the Commercial Con-
yention in Louisville this week.
]. w. Miller, the jeweler, returned
home last Monday and is now ready to
do all kinds ef repair work on watches,
clocks and jewelry Of all kinds
The May term of Circuit Court comes
in the way OF great many busy farmers,
who are called here as witnesses and to
serve on iuries. 1t is in the midst of
busy time.
Newt Snyder went to Lakeland asy-
lum about two weeks ago to see his
brother James Snyder. He found him
improved and thinks he
will be able to return home in about
four weeks.
The telephone exchange has been
abandoned. All the lines will be run in.
TO Lake Hotel, and worked from a large
switch board. This way has proven the
most satisfactory, and Mr.. Lake is always
ready to answer calls.
There Is a considerable advance in
-four, but there is the old pone OF corn
bread that has proven reliable substi-
tute in all times. The bulls and bears
may run the price OF wheat sky high,
but the corn crop made in this county