The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-07-12
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chill last Tuesday but is able to be up.
Mrs. Jennie Phillips and children spent
several days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Ditto.
The party at the old mill, Sulphur
Springs, expect to remain till the middle
OF August.
Mrs. Dowden and Miss Ellen Dowden,
Louisville, are here to visit DR.. and Mr.
George Dowden.
Miss Lucy Rawlings has gone TO Ohio
to see Mrs. Julia Ditto Rees. Miss Lucy
will not 90 TO Kansas until Fall.
Father Schmitt had mass last Sunday
at st. Georges Church here. Quite a
large congregation greeted him.
Bro. Hagan preached here last Satur-
day and Sunday and administered the
rites of baotism to one candidate.
The picnic at Moremen's mill last Sat
urday was well attended. A dance at
night on the grounds was a success.
will Howard, Jim Bickerstaff, ID. w.
Lewis and party from Leavenworth,
Ind, left Sunday night for Chicago
Johnnie Ditto came down from Louis
vile and spent his Fourth at Sulphur
Springs with charming young friend.
The Hon. Gus has announced himself
for the State Senate As Gus was II. w.
3 choice and | seconded il I'm agree
able.
Mrs. Casperke is closing out her milli-
merry stock. 1t will be long time, if
ever, to find another Mrs. Casperke for
taste, accommodation and promptness in
business.
Mrs. Bruner has the profound sympa-
thy of her friends in the loss of her son.
1t has been but short time since she
gave up, under painful circumstance S,
another son.
Little Ida Frakes has been very i'll of
cholera infantum and is still quite sick.
Mrs. Taylor Haynes has had her during
Mrs. Frakes' illness, who is now able to
be with the babe.
Mrs. Matte Aydelotte NEE Matte
Pusey) has written to Mrs. J.. w. Rich
ardson that she will leave for Chicago
the 18th. Mrs. Richardson will join her,
to be gone about ten days.
Bill Grimes, the terror of the Wood
land neighborhood, who seriously cut
Mr.. Peter Brandenburg on the evening
OF the 3rd, has not yet been caught. Mr..
Brandenburg, from last accounts, was
resting easy, but WAS not out OF danger
When this issue OF the NEWS reaches
the public Bro. Kiser, pastor OF the NJ. Z.
church here, will have taken unto him
self partner for veal or woe, a young
lady from Newport, Ohio. The Parson-
age is in readiness and a reception awaits
them.
For Christians" from Patesvile by
y y y, is pretty spicy, thank you, and
reminds me of sam Jones. A compli-
ment do you think? Why not, when
Sam caused Bowling Green to go dry by
80, and Greensboro will try it in October.
Isn't there a magnetic influence some way
for good?
Don't forget it now, when | tell you
that the County Sabbath-school conven-
ton will meet at Buck Grove next Satur- |
day, July 10Th, at ten o'clock, a. m.
Prof. Il; p. Shacklett, Hardinsburg, will |
make an address. Let every worker in |
the cause make arrangements to be there.
Suizer's advertising man passed through
here last week, advertising Suffers Co
lumbia Day Clearance Sale, which will
take place on July Goth, at Cloverport.
A large crowd from Meade county will 90
down to take advantage of the big bar
gains that will be given on that day. The
st. l.. & T., will sell tickets at one fare
'Or the round trip. Go down and get an
urn load of bargains.
The glorious Fourth is never celebrated
At this patriotic town, except by COM
plete exodus to other points of glory.
Last Tuesday the burg" was almost de-
serted. Leavenworth came in for a big
share, Sugar Grove reasonable number,
while the time-honored resort, Sulphur
Springs, was not forgotten. We who
were there spent quiet, pleasant day.
A large party from Big Spring, with sew
eral Louisville friends, enjoyed the cool
retreat.
Wilhelmina, of Sandy Hill, brings II.
W. j. out for the Legislature. She for
gets how Big Spring is mixed up on coun-
lies. said gentleman halls from Hardin
county, and if | mistake not never was a
Republican, although he fought under
the Stars and Stripes; He was simply a
defender OF the Union. Take him as you
will he's brainy, a poet, fancy talker and
writer.
Messrs, hewitt, Voolfolk and Bland
went to Frankfort last Wednesday to in
,erview the State Board OF Equalization
N regard to dropping the raise of nine
per cent. on lands and personality, which
aid Board had imposed on our county.
Mr.. hewitt is good in figures and convinc-
ng in argument. Net result The entire
aise was taken off and the tax PAYERS
hereby saved between twelve and four
cen hundred dollars.
Meade County Girl on "Infdelity", in
asst weeks Messenger, comes boldly to
he front in defense of the working girl,
fter reading my article of few weeks
go to this paper. She as unhinchingly
ondemns DECEPTION in heart Affairs. AN