The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-07-03
BRANDENB RIG.


young as II she had found In Kentucky
the remedy for eternal youthfulness that
Ponce de Leon thought Florida possess.
ed.
Our God is the author of peace and
lover OF concord and whose service is
perfect freedom trusting in this defence
we cannot far the power OF any adver-
saries.
fever anybody enjoyed Conference
my friend and old school-mate, Miss
Mary 0wings did the last one. She has
let go the world and has His Cause in
both hands.
see great many lovely, lovable,
pretty sweet people but none that are
more attractive or more beautiful to me
than the dear faces of my own, my
native home.
Miss lula Daniel expresses great pleas
ure in meeting our church women and
says, "You have some lovely characters
here" echo every word of it with
emphasis.
The browning service OF the week to
many OF us was dear Brother Cherry's
hour Sunday morning at the Baptist
church. II was refreshing shower OF
love, human and divine.
Mrs. j. d. Babbage, the better half OF
one half OF the News was with us last
week communicating with the friends of
her youth. She looks bright, young and
happy with no footprints of Time.
We had Miss Matte Clarkson, OF near
Rhineyville, and Miss lula Daniel, of
Hardinsburg, as our guests and we en-
joyed their sweet, gentle presence and
shall long remember their spiritual COM
munion.
Mrs Burdette came down from Louis
vile and gave stirring, soulful talk on
the importance OF a parsonage and Home
Missions. She is the mother OF Mr..
George Wright, well-known here, and is
a lovely, spiritual sister.
Miss Virgie Rhodes has a handsome
piano in her parlor on trial and which
she hopes her good father will present
her. We had quite musicale at Mrs.
Rhodes last week and will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Reiman tonight to have a
musical evening.
Mr.. Chas. Casperke, in his own quiet
way, rs exu ting over that precious metal
platform about as much as Watterson,
Cleveland or Carlisle while DIR. Pussy
and Il. II. hewitt are willing to substi-
tute it instead OF the white ore for the
sake OF Democracy.
Never mind, il you don't like the plat
form, jump on it with those who do and
help them fight for old Democracy.
Gen. Simon b. Buckner's campaign for
sound money did much for the result of
the State Convention. OF all the mani
festoes sent forth on the issue none were
ADLER. Away though now with ultra
goldbugs or silver extremists. Let the
issue receive its full consideration in
1896 while 1895 elects full, Democratic
ticket.
Mr.. Virgo Babbsge, Of this paper, was
our guest for day and night last week.
He was fresh from the Democratic Con-
venton and the sound plank was floating
very calmly with him. Mr.. j. ID. Bah
bage WAS here on Sunday failed to see
him but know, without the asking,
that he has sereney accepted the gold
plank to buoy him up for silver Gov
ernor for he is true, blue Democrat and
works for the interest and well being OF
his party.
No sir didn't want d. S. Trumbo OF
Ion B Nall either one nominated for
Commissioner of Agriculture. The idea
OF ex-Confederates working for Nall.
Then read the late extracts about the
South from the Minneapolis papers then
you have the true ring Of the Northern
press in a nutshell. But preparations
are being made for the G.. A. r. in Sept.
ember notwithstanding and the South
may be allowed TO come to its own as
equal sharer with the North (D
Secretary Carlisle has had a personal
victory in Kentucky. Mr.. James W.
Lewis has had the same in Meade and
Brandenburg. He predicted almost to g
letter what the result OF the State Con.
vention would be-a vote three TO one
for sound currency and did much to turn
thoughts into channel OF sound money
He also predicted that Gen. p. w. Har.
din had strong supporters among the
opposite element and by his strong de-
bates, good Democracy and magnetism
would win.
Miss Mary Helm, of Elizabethtown
President OF the Louisville Conference
Woman's Missionary and Miss Tuls
Daniel, OF Hardinsburg, Secretary o.
Elizabethtown district, were accorded an
audience Friday afternoon to hear ths
great cause discussed and hear the
auxiliary reports read. Miss Mary'i
and Miss Tula's names are household
words and are synonyms OF Good Angels
to save the heather to further His king
dom. Miss Mary made a beautiful,
touching appeal in behalf of the cause
which brought the dropping tear, made
the lips quiyer and heart ache, Hell
words fell on good ground. On Satur-
day Miss lula organised Missionary