The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1894-10-31
GlENDEANE

Held oyer from last week.
Charley Dean was in Louisville last
week.
t"Buck" Norman was in Louisville
last week buying goods.
Mrs. ID. X. Norman was visiting at
Falls of Rough the first of this week.
Mich Meyer, of Harmed, wants to rent
John Deans store house at this place.
Wade Pile is here from Buras to at
tend school. He boards at d. II. Moor
mans.
Our sunday school has revived and is
excellently conducted under Supt. Priest
Norman.
The Reverands Rutledge and Duncan
are conducting successful meeting at
Clover Creek church.
Sam Bcavin has bought lot in town
and will at once begin the erection of
store building thereon.
We are glad to report little May Dem
ster as better. She has typhoid fever
and has been quite sick.
Miss Mary B. Norman, OF Cloverport,
spent last week with her cousins, Misses
Lutte and Halle Norman
Mrs. f. M. Board, of Garfield, came
down Saturday to visit her daughter,
Miss Katie, who is teaching near here.
All those promised blssful hours,
they never ma!erialized-Poor fellow
you have our sympathy Don't despair,
she'll return and then that new suit can
be worn and you'll be happy.
Will Dean lost a $75 gold watch one
day last week while driving cattle. Be-
lieving he lost it in the woods, he burn
ed off the leaves and made a thorough
search. Two days later it was found ly-
ing in the big road uninjured. .
Misses Eula and Lizzie Miller were on
last Wednesdays train, bound for New
Madrid, Mo. They were accompanied
by their father and uncle, Mr. Charley
Miller. One Of our knightly young men
is earnestly wishing their return. Beat
calmly, anxious heart, twill be but two
weeks and then Glover Greek will possess
its usual charm.
What other town on either the L., ii.
& w. or the l.. st. & T.. r. r. ever has a
special train run for its shippersP 1t
has occu red twice lately for Glendeane.
Last week five carloads OF cattle left
here on special. We are not Dragging,
but stating facts and letting you draw
conclusions. .
OF course
| He who sells and runs away
May live to sell another day, ..
But he, who IN the act is caught, ..
| Will not dispose of all he's bought.
and sometime even he who did get away
last Sunday, will find himself suddenly
under arrest for Illicit whisky selling.
Our people are tired Of such nuisances,
and somebody had better keep SKIM
ed eye.
Saturday and Sunday were both lovely
autumn days and crowd OF young peo-
pie went each day to Sand Knob. At
this season the view is very extended
from that elevated point. Perhaps as
some OF the couples sat and looked upon
distant hills and iaraway valleys, they
also looked into what is more interest
ing-their future-and saw happy little
domestic scenes, where they themselves
were the actors. The place is romantic
and admirable for INDUCING the imagi-
nation.
We had hardly seen him since we
were school boys together, only boys and
full of fun. He is married now and has
an excellent wife and one beautiful lit
lie blue-eyed babe. We went TO see him
last week, and after supper, pleasantly
recalled the wel-known incidents of for
mer days The hours flew and coon il
was lats He stepped to the center Ia
BILE with the remark 1--WE have family
prayer" and taking up the Bible, pro-
-ceeded to read Psalm. Kneelng he
offered a tender, touching, ieryent pray
or TO Him who knoweth all things. II
| oppressed US more than any imon, ex-
hortation or service we'd heard befoos
in years. His is happy family, young,
hopeful, Industrious, intelligent, and
brave-yss, brave and fearless to do what
is right and noble. We need more such
parents to help the rising generation to-
ward true and faithful lives. When the
sod is growing over the remains OF both
father and mother and this blue-eyed
babe is grown woman, how comforting
the rem, mbance OF these earliest years
when youthful parents knelt around the
family heaithstone in prayer. 'iH