The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-17

Chas hewitt is still improving and
hopes to be able shortly to resume his
duties at Cecilian.
am indebted TO Prof. +. J. McAuliffe
for special favors in my correspondence
to the Courier-Journal.
Mrs. Abe Ditto, of Long Branch, has
been quite sick but DIR. Wells reports
favorably of her condition.
Mr.. Geo. Reiman and Lee were in
Louisville last week to attend the we'd
ding Of Mr.. Reiman's sister.
Mr.. P. g. Bryan, from d. ii. Baldwin
& Co., was in town last Saturday looking
after the interest OF his house.
Miss Jen Hardin went to Irvington
last Friday to attend her regular church
services on Saturday and Sunday.
The flowers and the leaves have about
finished their mission and are leaving us
thus reminding us again of death and
the resurrection.
Where oh where is my little blue hat?
Any information gladly received by Mrs.
J. w. Richardson, Valley Station, Jeffer-
son county, Ky.
Mr.. Charlie Shacklett and sister, Mabel
passed through town last Saturday en-
route to the party given by Misses Lula
and Lena Willett, of Buck Grove.
Mr.. Jim Richardson's family will
occupy the rooms over his store on West
Main and Mason McMonigle and wife
will take his cottage on West Hill.
Mr.. SIP. Voolfolk, Mrs Warfeld and
Miss Pearle Ditto will soon be we'll if no
relapse comes. They have had a battle
with the fever and Mr.. Voolfolk and
Mrs. Warfeld have been extremely i'll.
w. F. Grnnell accompanied his wife
to Louisville and returned Monday night.
Mrs. Grinnell will be at Baird's Whole
sale Millinery till Friday night and at
home Saturday the Goth at your service.
Last Saturday was a bright, bracing,
autumn day which brought many people
to town and the stores all came in for
share of trade. Hats and bonnets were
going like hot cakes and they were pref
ty too.
A big attendance at Baptist S. S. last
Sunday. Mr.. James Bryant gave us
kind talk and impaired some wholesome
truths to the children. Mr.. Will Ash
craft was in the choir and his voice added
much to the strength.
Mr.. John G. Walker, of Louisville. is
in dying condition. lie was for years
resident of this place and prominent
attorney. His wife and children lay in
our cemetery and presume his remains
will be inferred here in case OF his death.
No preaching at any of the churches
last Sunday. Brother Hagan has light
form of fever and Father Herbuth is in
Cincinnati sick but hopes TO fill his pull
pit here next Sunday and presume
Brother Walton, of the NJ. f. church
will be here.
The Harrison county nine came over
last Saturday and played the Meade
county nine with ten to in favor OF the
Meades. A big crowd turned out and
our boys got some tremendous cheers.
Charlie Coleman was a boy again and
Cough Grinnell says cine and Charlie
Coleman made them Indiana boys plum
sick"
When German made a speech and
scored the President it caused unparall-
eled scenes in the Senate. Whether
Cleveland deceived German or whether
he should have written that letter to Mr..
Wilson still causes controversy with some
but all the same the bill has passed. not
as we wished, but we have free wool il
not free sugar and we still have esteem
and affection for whats left" OF modern
Democracy. Now here's another speech
before us from the pen of Pedagog not
only scoring the President but our first,
best correspondent" Sirocco and whose
infantile feelings, l fear, will be too
lacerated to respond in which event the
President will have to indite another
letter (for he received the News OF last
week TO defend "what's left OF his party"
Pedagog wants another party-dissatis-
fled Republicans and disgruntled Demo
Gratis. II We have bad laws, one thing
sure they were enacted by either Dem
ocratic or Republican legislatures and as
the departure would be a mixture OF
elements from these parties what
assurance has sirocco III he deserts the
remnant Of his party that they will not
be as bad reiormers as they were Dem
ocrats and Republicans?
Now, I'll tell you Pedagog, what Sirocco
and We all want-true Jeiiersonian DEM
ocracy and not the spurious kind and
then we'll have the good old days OF
Webster, Clay and Calhoun back. We
want men who lead their party Tor their
good. Men who cannot be
accused OF secret speculation in tariff
bills, trusts and subsidies. Hon. A. b. |
urges his party tosend such |
such u. s. Senators. But |
haven't we good, true men in the world,
Republicans and PopulistsY