The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-06-05

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liable sleeves are source ~ endless
comment, but fashion like NATURE, ii law
ished on one hand deals sparinply ON
another. The bonneis, for instance
The most unique observation that has
reached me on the latter style was from
a Beau Brummel" of this city. lie lit
terly denounces the present head gear
and said, at is only Brandenburg styl
il is not hund elsewh, re-" Certainly
very complimentary to our millintrs for
originality, leaving out Paris aud New
York City
JEFF Ditto's head is just about level,
after all. lie said IL am Democrat
I'm going to support the nominees
am for Wat Hardin for Governor and
Buckner for Senator, currency affairs
left clear out G.. II. Casperke goes one
stronger and d, clares "I'm for the nomi-
nee Of my party, II il is yellow dog and
a staunch Democrat. Gives us some
more stalwart tenacious advocates of the
tune honoIed party. DR. John Hardin
says, ooh you have 10 party, you are
all broken to pieces, we'll sweep you
more than We did last November" Well,
Dr., hope you are false prophet, but
we can not blame or censure you for
such accusations and predictions The
Republicans are like teachers when it
comes to love for their principles and
party. They fail to solve the "warbling"
Of the opposite party, but they are not
grieved over ii expecting another land
slide. Who will be responsible for it?
Children's Day services at the Meth
odist church South last Sabbath at ten
o'clock 1t was grand success in every
particular. Each and every child in the
infant class performed his or her part
with credit. The older ones ref Actpd as
much credit by their Rotations. Mrs
ID. W. Lewis presided at the organ and
it is useless to add the rendition of the
selections was beautifully and soulful.
Mr.. VIM. Mcintyre delivered the intro
ductory address. Messrs. ID. w. Lewis,
James Bckerstaff and d. w. Ashcraft
assisted ably in the choir The banners
in each division were tastefully and APP
| propriatelv designed. Too much can not
be said in praise of the Adjutant Of the
occasion Miss Lula Lewis, who for z'al
and enthusiasm eau not be excelled
when enlisted under His Kingdom, Mrs.
S. G. Malin, Mrs. DIR. Hardin and Mrs.
| Ginnie Phillips were indelatigable work
ers for the day from start to finish. Every
body should feel rewarded for His Holy
Name has again been glori6ed; people
Of oil denominations have sssin assem-
bled to pay homage and contribute to
the advancement of His cause here on
earth. The pulpit was a pyramid of
flowers. Alright, under the supervision
of Mrs. $ G. Malin, as lady manager,
the Juvenile Missionary band held most
interesting exercises, The program was
in the hands of Miss Bessie Lewis as
President and was well announced.
New members were called for when Miss
Lula Voolfolk enlisted. The Society
won golden opinions from everyone
present. A liberal collection was taken
both morning aud evening. Miss Daisy
Mcintyre had the organ aud proved her
self equal to the position. Brother Hal
ton made excellent encouraging remarks.
A happy day has been enjoyed and one
long to be remembered.
| TRANSFERS.
Mary G. Mcfarland to VIM. F. Bryant
and NJ. c. Huff, one lot in Brandenburg,
$50.
Ransler Prather and wife to Pleasant
Prather their interest in estate of iona
thon and William Prather, deceased, $50.
A. G. Harrington and wife to Nancy
Smith, house and lot in Muldraugh, Ky
| $3.50.
]. Max Willett and wife to j. G. Shack
lett, house and lot in Ekron, Ky.
Mrs. w. +. Powell to Mrs. Ella Baxter,
lot in Custom, Ky, $25.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
James l.. Wroe and Dora A Kellar.
Harrison Suel and Minnie b. Chism.