The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-09

The meeting in progress at the Baptist
church is attended by all denominations
and much good is being accomplished.
The foundation of Christ's church is
broader than sectarian walls when il
means faith in Him and love TO our fell
low-beings.
In this time of financial stringency how
important that every man should strive
TO lie ''his brothers Keeper How hard
not 10 be- self centered. The Ptolemaic
theory is more than popular just now
making everything revolve around ones
self Look out, not in and lend help
ing hand"
Miss Eula Neafus has been entertained
as well us entertaining manv guests late
ly. Her young friends, Messrs. Charley
johnson and Emmett Shacklett were her
guests to birthday tea last Thursday,
and on Friday she entertained at dinner
some young friends. Miss Ella Hen
derson, OF Long Branch, was one of her
visitors last week.
II girls only knew the influence they
can and do exert and were true to it and
to themselves they could renew the face
Of the earth. lido know, and so do many,
of one young man who has quit sowing
his wild oats" looks not on the wine
when it is red" touches not card, and
all because the magnetism of asweet girls
goodness has drawn him upward more
strongly than vices were pulling him
down.
News was received here last Sunday OF
the killing OF five White Caps, near La
coma, Ind, last Saturday night. Two
brothers Conrad were recently acquitted
at Corydon Of the charge of numbering
their father. In some way information
reached them that said White Caps would
call on them Saturday night, and when
they arrived they were prepared for them
with the above results. One man killed
was Tindall and one Undertake. Both
are known here and well esteemed.
| A warm, personal friend of Gus w.
Richardson said to me, III do wish you
could take the raging stump but any
how work for him through your column
and draw by your personal magnetism"
Now, il was Mrs. Tyler might draw to
amount to something. In this race flow
ers OF rhetoric, brilliancy of speech and
| pungent personalities won't go" The
candidates themselves are the campaign
attractions. The situation is not serious,
however, the ways and means Of relief
many. Gus is capable Of gathering his
own laurels and he will do it.
Little hewitt Bewley, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Bewley, died last Tuesday
Of meningitis. lie had always been a
frail babe and the change came as softly
as the closing of summer evening. The
fond parents by gentleness, devotion and
patience had so tenderly cared for their
little one in their bright hope to keep
him that "for them the light Of day seems
forever passed away" Do not think of
little hewitt as under the little mound,
but as glorifed spirit freed from pain,
whose baby voice is even now singing
praises in his Heavenly home.
Mr.. J. NJ. Clark, manager OF the Ken
lucky soda Ash Co., invited number Of
the stockholders of the company down
last Saturday to see how the work was
progressing. A handsome spread was
laid on the grounds, at which the follow
ing Louisville gentlemen were present
p. B. Reed, President of the company;
@. A. Warren, S. j. Grammar, Jas. O'Con-
ner, Mr.. Cresap, J. A. Vandiver, d. Bark
ley, S. j. Seabold, Frank Brey, Theo.
Ahrens, d. M. Dowell and f. Truman.
Our citizens; Messrs. j. w. Lewis, j. M.
Richardson, j, S. and A. w. Moremen
and Geo. ii. Casperke. The plant is
steadily advancing and by next month
they hope to have it in successful opera
ton.