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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-06-19
SIX PAGES.
THE CONTENTION.

THn County Convention which met at
Hardinsburg last Monday was fairly
representative body, the delegates being
made up Of some OF the leading business
men in the county. Outside Of the dele
gates those who gathered.in the conven-
ton hall 10 witness the proceedings
were also representative men from every
quarter. OF course, the all absorbing
theme was the money question. While
1t was generally conceded that major
ity OF the delegates favored free and un-
limited coinage, there seemed TO be
faint hope upon the part Of some Of the
opposition, that they would not under
take TO pass resolution to that effect,
but In this some were mistaken. The
resolution as produced in another col
umn shows clearly the sentiment Of the
delee ties upon the question and it has
no uncertain bearing.
Our delegates go TO the State conyen-
ton bearing the will OF the Democrats
Of this county upon that subject, and it
must be admitted that such Democrats
stand clearly and decidedly in the mai
ority An effort was made upon the
part of those advocating the single gold
standard theory to get in resolution
indolsing President Cleveland and his
administration, but ii was met by an
overwhelming opposition. The people
do not indorse Mr.. Cleveland and Secre-
tary Carlisle's policy on the financial
question just now. II the President and
Secretary have gotten away from Demo
cratic principles they should not blame
those who are still trying to maintain
them, and who are advocating sound
Democracy. The Democratic party has
always been committed TO free silver and
II is the more singular that those who
now oppose the doctrine, but few years
ago we're among its staunchest advocates.
The News does not try to deceive or
mislSsa any OF its readers upon this sub
ject, bat truth strikes at the bottom and
that's what we want. Neither do we
wish TO create turmoil and discord in
Democratic ranks, but we do wish to re-
cognizs and respect the will OF the major
ity asd not suppress the truth from any
quarter. That good majority OF Demo
Gratis here are for free coinage is unde-
niable, that they recognize it as the vital
issue between parties to-day is also true.
That they honestly and consceintiously,
wish its ultimate adoption by the party,
is quite apparent. If the balance of the
state is to be so judged, and from the
tone Of the press we think its leaning
strongly that way, then let us have it so,
though it diseppoint Mr.. Carlisle. But
at last the people are the arbiters OF
these things They make up the Gov
eminent. Governments are instituted
for their protection. II at any time they
wish to change measure, why thwart
their will. Here they are saying that
something is wrong with the finance.
Let them have the chance to right it if
they can, and God speed the day when
better times may come upon us all.
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800 Reward, 800.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list Of
Testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, O, p%-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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McDANlELS.

Mrs. II. A. Hunter has returned from
West View
Mss Margaret Rhodes was guest al
Mr.. Jas. Rhodes Thursday.
Robert McGuffin, salesman for New.
man Bros, Louisville, was here Saturday
Milton Coke purchased a nice two
year old colt from Jim Chancellor foi
$40.
Mr.. W. w. Vessels, of Greensboro
spent last Tuesday night at Mr., +, X
Rhodes.
Clarence Rhodes and Oscar Brown,
Kirk, were visiting Frank Rhodes last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhodes and daught-
er, Miss Julia, were in Leitchfeld shop
ping last week,
Little Mamie Gannaway, of Antioch,
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Mamie Cannon,
Mis- Mary L, Pool, who has been at
tending school at Danville, returned
home Wednesday.
Julius Dutschke was here last week
In the interest OF the Falls City Tobacco
Warehouse, Louisville.
Nd Gus Lewis. Glendeane, has been
visiaeg his neice, Mrs. James Rhodes.
Unsis Gus is great talker.
Mr.. Tom Day, Leitchfeld, was over on
his wheel Monday. II is rather rough
for cycling from here to Leitchheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parsons, Constan-
tine, visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Parsons, last Sunday and Monday.
We are indeed sorry to report Miss
Alice Dockery worse. We had hoped so
much that she would continue TO i'm
prove,
Miss Della Cannon, who has been Wis
iting at her uncle's, Mr.. w. I. Cannon
returned home near Planters Hall last
Sunday.
James w. Bishop, representing Rose
berg, Flexner q Mandol, Louisville, was
selling our merchants a full line Of shoes
Thursday.
Mr.. John Rhodes went TO Leitchfeld
last Tuesday and visited his brother, Mr..
I. IL Rhodes down on Bear Greek the
day following.
Prof.. Coke's school has closed and.the
pupils have gone. We miss their bright
faces and hope they viii wander back
again 10 zee us often.
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GEN TLEMEN:-Mr Will Skill Imam has
had sore eyes for years He has tried
many doctors and remedies, and has
always failed to get relief until we sold
him tube of Sutherland's Eagle Eye
Salve, which cured him inside Of one
week DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey sells
well and cures. Respectfully,
NJ. MEYER & Co.,
January, 10, 1895. Buras, Ky.
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve has done
great deal more for me than can be
told by pen. w. H. SKILLnAN,
BURAs. KY.
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GARRETT.


Mr.. @. @. weymuth was here Monday
night.
DR.. Walker, Of Garnettsville, was here
Wednesday.
There was large crowd attending the
speaking here Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Hilf and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. Joe Saunders and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Collins, OF Flaherty,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at M.
Tindall's.
Several from this neighborhood went
TO Ekron Friday TO hear the candidates
make their last speech.
Mrs. Kate Crutcher and family spent
Tuesday at West Point, the guest OF her
son, DR.. Will Crutcher.
Mrs. Tom bloomsbury and children, OF
Andyville. have been spending several
days with relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. Jes ucCracken and family, OF
Woodland. spent Saturday night and
Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Crutcher,
Mr.. Tom Hamilton and son Will, Of
Brandenburg, spent Wednesday night
the guest Of Mr.. W. A. Shacklett and
family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Frank Osborne spent We'd
nesday the guests Of Mu. Charles Ritchie's
family.
Jno. D. Babbage, Editor Of the News.
was In town Saturday and attended the
speaking. Come again, Mr.. Babbage,
we are alwoys glad 10 see you.
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LODlBURG.

The folio wing is copied from the
Monthly Seminal, Populist paper pub.
lished at Chicago. 1t goes 10 show how
the free silver element In the Demo.
cratic party is being used TO get in office.
Don't let US throw stones at the free
silver Democrats. They are doing q
magnificent work. They are soiag =
split the Bourbon party wide spsn in
1896 and then there will be q chance
for free silver Democrats TO honorably
combine with the Populists on the prin-
ciples OF the Omaha Platform. Rein
forced by the better elements OF the
Republican party, the country can be
swept like cyclone from the Alleghen y
mountains TO the Pacific coast and from
the lakes 10 the gulf.
Not only is it the policy OF the Popu-
lists 10 encourage the free silver Demo-
Gratis, but II would be a good thing 10
instigate free silver Republican move
ment. Make the fight as hot as possible
for the hotter il is the harder Il will be
for the managers TO keep the old-party
forces In line in 1896"
Now you can see how the fool free
silverites are caught in a trap set by such
men as Coke, Debs, Spies, Friedling
papers, and the public speakers that are
going the rounds, will, II successful in
adopting a free silver plank In the next
State platform, drive thousands OF
honest Democrat voters out OF the party,
and John Young Brown will hand the
reins OF the State government 10 William
o. Bradley as sure as the sun rises In the
East and sets In the West. A Democrat
that is for free silver ought to be booted
and drummed out OF camp.-[This Is
gold-buRism pure and ample. Study your
Democratic catechism my dear brother
and see where you are at.-Ed.l
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EkRON.

Messrs Courtney & Roberts will begin
six weeks normal here June 18th.
Misses Kittie Chapel and Bell Ball
will attend the Normal at this place.
@. A. Montgomery went to Louisville
Wednesday with car load o. lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Wrather returned
home from Louisville Monday evening.
J. d. Babbage was circulating among
the citizens here on Friday evening last
in the interest of the News.
Warner Shacklett and sister, Rena, at.
tended church at Sandy Hill Sunday and
visited Mr.. Jesse Ashcrafts.
The candidates spoke here Friday
evening. Indications are now that il
will be close election between the two
candidates, Thompson and Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams, of West
Point and Mr.. Richard Basket, Sandy
Hill, are at the home Of Mr.. R. A. Enson
this week with Mr.. John Louis, who ID
not expected TO survive his present i'll
ness caused from old age.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. wheatly (nee Miss
Craycroft), Of Big Spring, were united in
the holy ties Of matrimony on Thursday
last and took the train for Louisville for
their bride tour. Their many friends
extend TO them their best wishes for
future happiness.
Mr.. Geo. Miles, of Garrett, was in town
Friday and brought US sample Of the
finest whsss we ever saw. IL was Qua Of
a crop raised by Mr.. Jim Tindall Of near
that place. We think our people would
do we'll to get seed from Mr.. Tindall for
sowing their next crop.
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Strictly cash or its equiyelant, is my
rule.--T. G. Lewis.
Miss Ray Dyer, Of Cloverport, was Wis
ting here last week.
Mr.. Walter Smart and Vic Bowmer,
Cloverport, we're here Sunday.
Masters Taylor, Wallace and Stuart
Babbage are visiting at Bewleyville.
The oat and wheat crop in the neigh
borhood Of Constantine is looking fine.
Rev. w. B. Rutledge and wife, Of
Cloverport, were visiting here last week.
Senator Lindsay is expected to speak
here on the picnic grounds on the 4th Of
July.
w. w. Vessels came up from Daviess
county last Saturday 10 vote in the pre-
cinct Convention.
| t8Iiss Nora Henderson, OF Webster, was
here last week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Anon Kincheloe.
Marshal Dent Brown is doing some
good work on the hill on the Branden-
burg road near town.
Judge Mercer went TO Frankfort last
Friday TO look after a suit he has pend
ing before the Court Of Appeals.
The best coffee, sugar, molasses, bacon,
lard, salt, -four and meal and full line
Of family groceries at T. @. Lewis.
|11he marriage of Miss Ella Smith, Of
this place, to Mr.. Ed Meyers, of Chilli
cothe, Mo, is announced for July /.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Haswell were Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Skillman near
West View last Saturday and Sunday.
w. 7. Hook and family have gone to
housekeeping in the south end OF town.
They rented house belonging to Mr.,
Roscoe Eskridge.
Mr.. .Rob't Smith has been in bad
health for some time. He went out to
visit his brother, Mr.. Dan Smith near
Garfield last Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Wright, who has been with
her father, Judge MERGERS family for
some time past, returned to her home
in Louisville last Saturday.
Go to Julian Brown for your flour,
meal and sbipstuff, he has bought by the
ear lsad, purshssed whe. lew and will
sell very cheap. See hin at Harmed,
KY, and get prices.
Ex-School Superintendent, James Mil
Ter has got down to farming in earnest.
He rarely comes to town unless it is to
look upon some pretty girl or to attend a
Democratic Convention.
Mr.. Will Winebrinner and Miss Cora
Smith, OF this place, were married at the
Catholic church last Monday morning at
8 o'clock. They left on the train for
Louisville where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. NJ. P. Payne, Of Bewleyville, was
here last week visiting friends and taking
a look at his old home. Mr.. Payne is
one of the leading farmers of the Bew-
leyville section where he has resided for
the last twenty years.
Phocian Guthrie and Miss Annie Igor
(colored) were married at the colored
M. f. church last Wednesday evening,
Rev. Hinton officiating. Phocian is the
leading barber Of this place and is max
ing his business success.
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r. A. Glasscock, Antioch. Who has
been confined at home with innamma-
tory rheumatism, is able 10 be out and
was here Wednesday.
Miss Kate Pullin was here last week
bidding her friends good by. She and
her sister, Miss Manda, won many friends
during their stay here.
Mr.. Gus Lewis, Of New Madrid, NO.,
was here last week visiting old friends.
He left Kentucky soon after the war and
is doing well in Missouri.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. D. Humphrey, West
View, passed through town last week en-
route TO Leitchfeld TO visit their
daughter, Mrs. Ned Cannon.
Brother Galloway has changed his APP
pointments-henceforth he will preach
at Alexander's Chapel on first Sundays
and at Antioch on the third Sunday OF
each month.
Mr.. Bob Rhodes is one Of our lucky
boys after all. In the garden OF young
lady near here the cut-worms spared
only two beets which have grown nicely
and are now ready for pickles and which
are being held in reserve for Bob alone.
Not even the mother is allowed TO pull
them.
News reached Mr.. Ed Cannon last
week OF the death OF his brother, Rev.
Anthony Cannon at Evansville, Ind.
Brother Cannon was once well known in
this county. He died as he had 80 often
wished-quietly Failing Asleep" while
his devoted daughter was warming an
iron TO put TO his feet, His remains
were inferred in beautiful lakewood GEM
etery at Evansville.
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To Enjoy Life

the physical machine must be
in good running order. A
little care--the use Of Ripans
Tabules--will give you every
morning the feeling that you
are glad to be alive"
RIf&ns rAbslss nay BE- obtained through your
ns.sss' dussiaL Price p e<au bon.
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the members OF the Convention would
consent TO hear them.
Gen. A. j. Gross rose 10 his feet and
asked for Ave minutes time Of the Con
vention. A member moved that Mr.
Gross be heard. Mr.. Gross then gave il
as his opinion that the Convention
should indorse Grover Cleveland and his
administration. He was opposed TO the
resolution offered before the body on
money and thought IL in bad taste "a
take any action on that question. There
were half dozen men ready at once "a
answer Gen. Gross argument, and sew
eral men were on their feet at once. Mr.
Murray vacated the chair and replied "a
Mr.. Gross argument in few words, and
when the motion was taken on the
adoption Of the resolution the delegates
we're overwhelmingly in favor Of IL.
The silver resolution went through
with a vim.
Mr.. r. c. Richardson moved to strike
out the fourth resolution which was
defeated. Mr.. Richardson was a Clay
man and insisted on being heard in the
Convention. A motion was then made
TO reconsider Mr.. Richardson's motion,
which was carried. Then upon a vote
Of the Convention the fourth resolution
was stricken out, and the names OF both
Clay and Hardin placed before the Con-
vention. The Convention decided then
by an overwhelming majority that the
delegates be instructed to cast their vote
for Hardin. Then the fourth resolution
was rs-adopted.
The following persons were elected
delegates and alternates:
Delegates-D. r. Murray, James Stuart,
Jesse Whitworth, John ID. Babbage, w.
f. Minor, Richard Owen and S. s. Wat
kins.
Alternates-John Alexander, ID. H.
Sewers, NJ Meyer, James, Lyons, DR.. j.
t. Baker, DIR. r. T. Dempster and V. G..
Babbage. Then upon motion the Con-
vention adjourned.
NOTES.
I Cleveland vetoed the action of the
Democratic Congress on the bond issue.
II you endorse Cleveland, do you not
repudiate the action Of the Representa-
tives Of the people Nv. E. Minor.
II is not question Of reputation OF
Cleveland and Carlisle. 1t is simply an
expression Of the views OF the people on
the financial question. Every man has
the right OF opinion ID. r. Murray.
The Democratic party has always been
close to the people. Let fireman there.
ID. r. Murray.
II the United ntates was powerful
ssvseh " dsyoneAs n vsr In 1873 it is
powerful enough TO remonstize it in 1896.
Murray.
Is not Breckenridge county for free
coinage of silver?
Gentlemen, let the people have voice
on this question and abide by their ver-
dict. Will you do it?
The State Democratic Convention will
act. Stand by your guns and be Demo
Gratis even if your view is not accepted
by the majority.
Dave Murray was the right man in the
right place as Chairman. He was up to
all the tricks Of the opposition and never
lost his head.
CART Richardson made brave fight
but was knocked out on every propo-
sition.
The people are with the silver move
ment and there's no getting around the
fact.
Jack Gross don't seem to carry Brock
enridge county in his vest pocFet any
longer.
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500 REWARD.

For the arrest Of a man Of the following
description Medium brown mulstto, six feet
one or two inches, weighs 200 pounds, has q
very large foot. very short hair, high cheek
bones, had on suit Of blue overalls with long
black coat, whom last seen was wearing cap
w. VAUGHN.
StephenspOrt, KY, May 20, 1895.
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FOR SALE.

Poland China Figs and Shropshire Sheep. The
undersigned has on hand thirty thoroughbred
pigs ready to Ill orders, and sin Thoroughbred
sheep three bucks and three ewes Some u and
n stock; also ten Cots ewes. all nice young stock
II you want pigs Or sheep Of good forms aud
TO K. III. LOVE, Milan, Ky.
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HARDIN has 2S9 instructed votes, Clay
200 and there are $50 uninstructed votes.
II is not in the books to down Hardin.
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An Free.

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try 1t Free. Call on the advertised
Druggist and get Trial Bottle, Free.
Send your name and address TO H.. T..
Bucklen 4 Co., Chicago. and get a sam
pie box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Free, as well as copy Of Guide to
Health and Household Instructor. Free.
All OF which Is guaranteed to do you
good and cost you nothing A. r. Fish
er's drug store.
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II you want bargains in something to
wear, have the conductor to put you off
at Suffers.
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HARpINsBuRo.
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Passenger Daily arr. Hsrdinsburs ..i1iI7 pm.
eorre East.
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NOTICE.

n have an excellent horse years Of age. In
good condition and win work any where. Win
trade same for one good yoke Of cattle.
Address, OWEN sEA1oN,
Msttipgiy, Ky.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-01
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