The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-11-14

Mr.. Thomas Hamilton defeated Judge
@. O. Fairleigh by small majority.
Judge Fairleigh got the Republican vote
aud number Of Democratic ones Mr..
Hamilton had a most popular, efficient
man TO contend with besides Populists
and disaflected Democrats.
Mr.. r. II hewitt is elected by large
majority. lie is an able faithful, patri-
otto Democrat. A man in every way
worthy OF the position he has filed for
two terms and which he will Gil again
fully up to the standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason McMonigle are
snugly ensconced on West Hill in the
cottage vacated by Mrs. Jim Richardson
who is installed above her husbands
store on West Main street, Louisville.
Mr.. James Lewis is not-at-all surprised
at the tide OF Republication that has
rolled over the "solid South" and bis
own old Commonwealth. Coming events
cast their shadows before"
Miss nellie Henderson handsome and
attractive young lady from Irvington was
the guest OF Miss Matte McGhee last
week and attended the wedding of her
cousin +. II. Alexander.
The "Aid" at Mrs. NJ. q. Reds was a
pleasant affair. l can't tell you about
another one. believe the minister OBJ
jects to the proceeds going towards the
church expenses.
Mr.. John Howard is not famed for pc
titeness, but since last Tuesday he looks
more Amazonian than ever. He is our
next Marshal and il he isn't good one
Pm mistaken.
Rhodes and IIagan will serve us as
sheriffs and do not suppose the county
could be better pleased than with this
combination. Trustworthy and honest
TO the core.
Charlie Coleman wants another rally,
he isn't satisfied. Just woit, Charlie,
well have one '96 and il you will, you
can join us on little different platform.
Mr.. Palmer and Miss Annie Wallace
were made zone" last Wednesday at the
residence OF Mr.. E. Bondurant's and are
keeping house at the Soda Ash Plant.
It's pleasure and instructive too to
talk politics with Mrs. S G. Malin and
Miss Lula Lewis. Well informed, con-
sentative, whole.soul Democrats.
DR.. J. r Dowden is the sickest man
since last Tuesday, I've seen yet He
can't convalesce till sound Democratic
victory be administered.
Mr.. Henry Harrington is our next jail
err by handsome majority. He is pop
ular and has served the county with
trust and satisfaction.
Mr.. S. p. Voolfolk, the cleverest man
in the county, will judge the affairs Of
our county hereafter. He is capable
and faithful.
Mr.. John Frakes is still dispensing the
substantials OF life at the st. Cloud as
happy as that big sunflower you've
"heard tell Of"
Mrs. d. w. Lewis is in Louisville to
visit her brother Rev. 7. NJ. Halves and
also to meet her mother there from Bald
win Kansas
Prof TT. McAulife is an unflinching
Democrat as ever, and is buckling
on his armor for another valient skir-
mish.
How are Mr.. John Mahan and Dr..
John Hardin They are well, thank
you, till in 1896 anyhow.
Mrs. DIR. Burch and daughter, of Pay
nesville, attended the Alexander Rhodes
marriage.
Miss Lena Gilliland is here the guest
of Mrs. E. Dowdy and Miss Halle.
Mr.. Eugene Hardesty will attend the
dedication OF st. Martins.
Mrs. George Casperke spent last week
in Louisville.
Bro. Stone preached last Sunday.