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with InMbly weather wl'l bo large enough to transplant by Him lfttli of May.The woods ar« green again an nalnrsaaya forget for a limn the illamal devii of winter nnd look upon sndenj-y llie lieantlful Infaut of Hie twsaon*lt»v. Snead prescind here the fonrtli Sunday Brother Knead always tackles »*n with his full power. It in m nselaas for ein to try to escape judgement i try to compromise with him.The hawk is getting hie share »f the yonng country chickene aa nimat thia spring and it is any thing hut pleasant to the farmer's wife, after wearying with her hena to have her chicks picked op without leave or license carried oil and eat without salt or pepper.If the women of every town and voting precinct of our good com mon wealth would get nr a liquor petition m did the noble women of Stepbeneport the greatest rnrae of a great nation would noon be exilngulahed, lot the tender-hearted and loving women come to the front.Dukes la a dry town when It cornea to whlskr. The people are sober and industrious and if a drunken man is ever seen on its streets ho surely got the bug juice some where elee. Adam's ale is the one favorite drink of ita inhabitants and they are a robust, healthy race of people, subject only at tlm is to short fits of colic, caused from cooking beans in lime stone water.cneir la UlooU Deep, dean blood means a clenn skin. No beauty without it. Caeca re te. Candy Cathartic clean your blood and keep it clenn, by rtirrins up the lazy liver and driving all impurities from the body, begin to-day to banish pimples. l-il». blot. he*, bleckheada, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking CeseareU,—beauty for ten rent*. All druggist.. satisfaction guaranteed. 10c, 25c,flOc.8HREVE, KY.Mias Annie Coy lias the nieaales.Clint Walker’s little baby is very ill. Mi* Rnth Welker, Kordaville, has theMias Nannie Sitreve went to Owen*-boro shopping.Lee Stone is recovering from s severe attack of measles.O. W. Butler loet a fine young Holstein cow last week.Mine Bertha Phillips wee the guest of the Misses Murphy, Sunday.Quito a number wont from here to the show at Fordsville Saturday.Mlea Abbie Owen, colored, contemplates visiting Fordsville soon.Miss Nannie Tuttle, of Fordsville, was the guest of her parents last week.Mrs. Luther Shrove was the gueet of Steven Phillips and family Friday.Miss Sallle Clemmons, Rock Vale, was the guest of her sister over night Friday.Miss Nannie Shreve and John Smith were qnieilv married at the home of the bride.Mrs. C. W. liutlor and daaghter-in-law have about three hundred and fifty young chickens.Mrs. Henry Uodaey and children Tinted her mother, Mrs. DuiT, nea. Sulphur Springs, last week.Washington Mathews, of (ilendeaue, is the guest of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Lesson Mathews and family.Mrs. Steven Phillipps, daughter and son, Mias Bertha and Mr. Kaymon, went to Fordsville shopping Wednesday.Tom Butler has only planted forty-five scree o' corn, he is not half done planting yet on account of so much rain.W hatham Henderson and Mack Peyton, Falla of Rough, went to Short Creek Sunday, to call on soma yoang ladies.Mr. and Mis. Sam Parsons and children of Mackville were guests of Mrs. Chambliss, of Falls of Rough last week.Tom Butler recently sold a hundred and twenty acres of white oak and poplar timber to Jack Howard for a good round sum.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bntier and littla children Mollie, Eva and Charlie were the guests of Mr. end Mrs. James Shrevo Sunday.Mm. Butler bee roasting ear corn half a toot high and a vary fine early garden She has finished setting out sweet potatoes and early cabbage.Sam Combe is severely 111. Dr. J. W. Meadow is the attending physician Dr. Dempster, of (ilendeaue, was called in consultation with Dr. Meadow last week.I think voung men the Fish(er) may catch the Whale(n), though you who are eo fortunate as to think yon may be able to purchase a Wbale(n) for fifteen oeUta will be alright, if you don't get left.William Cunningham died very sud deoly, Wednesday morning at two o'clock with heart disease, he leaves a wife and one child to mourn hia lore Toe remains were laid to rest in the Pleaaaat Grove cemetery.BALLTOWN.rlage of hi* daughter. Mire A Fee Mattingly, to Mr. Percy Ityan At three o'olock the happy ctfiiple, beautifully attired in the usual Spring style, and, assisted by Mire Mettle Ityan and Mr. Nathaniel Rice, stood before the* Rev Father Urey, of Clover port, and were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. Sweet strains of both voce I and Instrumental music were tendered to help cheer the young oonple. Shortly afier the ceremony they left tor the home of the groom's fattier. Mr. Thomas Ryan, where they were royally eutertaine.l by a boat of friends and relatives. Both parties are highly respected, and are of excellent families. May they always be happy.
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Cloverport Breckenridge News
Cloverport, Kentucky, US
Wed, May 10, 1899
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