The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-07-26
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daugnter, are at watering pace jill Ne"
Jersey.
Lawrence Lewis andaYill Grinnell re-
port daisy time at the dance last We'd
nesday night.
Mrs. J. W. Richardson is tax ing in the
Windy City" this week as well as the
white City"
Miss Iadie Clarkson, OF BigSpring, and
Miss Mamie Daugheity, OF Ekron, attend
ed the "old mill'' dance.
Rev. w. w. Iambuth has been greatly
improved by his stay at Seattle, Wash.
lie is now at Sonora, Ky.
Bro. 0yerstreet delivered most excel
lent gospel sermon at . the Methodist
church last Sunday night.
Miss Lucy Frank, Bewleyville, was in
town last Tuesday. She is installed at
Sulphur Springs for an outing.
A dance at the old mill, Sulphur
| Springs, last Wednesday night, was the
| only social amusement on record.
Don't forget the appointments prev
iously announced for services next Sun
day at Methodist and Baptist churches.
Never mind, dear NEWS, about some
one getting off the track Meade wants
the Senator and she is going to have il.
| c. S. Grinnell went to Custom last Mon
day to invoice the stock OF Frank 0s-
borne, who has lately made an assign
ment.
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A good many sick ones but none SER
iously so Mrs. J. ID. Hardin has been
quite i'll at Mrs. Rawlings, but is now
better and at home.
S. II. Loyelace, whom many of us re-
member kindly as our pastor here, is off
on furlough from his work in Louisville
to Maryland and the East.
As we were most off for Dreamland last
Friday night the light guitar" with
voices called us back and "After the Ball
Was over" never sounded half so sweet
before.
The "Troubadour," whose name is
quite suggestive, was at the landing last
Tuesday night and gave variety show,
which was pronounced good by critical
judges.
Now is the time to lay in "the bread of
life," wheat bread anyhow. Knowing
ones do say there will be heavy advance
in October, consequently some buyers
are storing their purchases.
A certain young lady received box Of
chameleons from a friend in Texas. She
has bestowed them upon her gentlemen
friends, typical no doubt, or emblematis
cal perhaps, of their character.
| A hundred head OF Oregon horses ar
rived here last week. Sales have been
made to several parties, prices ranging
from sixteen to sixty dollars. A good
chance for Tom O'Shanter of Mazeppa
ride.
Mr.. Will Ashcraft has announced him
self for School Superintendent. He has
proven to be a competent teacher. is
strictly moral, and I've no doubt but
that he will fill the responsible position
creditably.
There's nothing in the whole life OF a
Christian so comforting as the assurance
Of Gods "never failing providence"
which orders "all things both in Heaven
and EARTH" The sparrows do not fall
without his notice. We can trust all to
Him.
| At last our young friends, Dan Roberts
and Glovie Burch, have donned the con-
nubial yoke, and may it never be mis-
fit one. Sweethearts from childhood,
true to one another for years, strong and
intellectual, what is to prevent happi-
ness
The marriage of Col. w. G. p. Brock
enridge and Mrs. Louise Scott Wing
brings to mind that Mrs. Breckenridge
was compagaon de poyage upon two occa-
sions with myself, as Mrs. Rumsey Wing.
EShe was very elegant woman and very
engaging in conversation.
am in receipt Of the FL Reno Daily
Herald, Oklahoma, edited by our talent
ed Meade county boy, Alex Meador, son
of G. II. Meador, Big Spring. 1t is quite
newsy, spicy sheet, and predicts editor
ial fame for its youthful aspirant to liter
airy honors. Here's hoping, dear boy,
you may reach the zenith of glory.
IT'S with profound regret that | hear
Miss Lizzie Rawlings health is still fail
ing. She has been at Los Angeles, Cal,
for the last eighteen months under the
treatment of an eminent physician, but
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she has gradually grown worse. Miss
Lizzie is socially and intellectually known
Throughout the county, and is warmly
admired and remembered as our "Ter-
rell' Of this paper, and a brilliant cores
pendent. We all sincerely hope she may
be restored to health and return to her
native State and happy home.
Not long since noticed criticism by
a Louisville paper upon the correspon-
dents letters to lille county papers, and il
cited some items as example. In one OF
the aforesaid city papers OF last week is
a special from Buzzard's Bay, telling us
that President Cleveland is off for cruise,
"attired in dark suit and derby hat and
that he babe Mrs Cleveland an affection
ate adieu." How startling and interest
ing Sutely we, my fellow reporters, can
profit and improve thereby. We, Amer
lea, don't care how the President dresses,
how many farewells he bestows upon
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