The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-02-27
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The schools are progressing finely.

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Intyre's was grand success. Next Fri.
day night Mrs. S G. Malin will have the
society.
Mess Church and Dorley who have
been connected with the Soda Ash Plant
will leave for Florida when the weather
becomes more settled.
Will Howard is spinning around on
wheel and very gracefully too. He con-
templates a pilgrimage to Mammoth
cave by that mode OF travel.
Bro. Ben Hagan preached hast Satur-
day and Sunday to large congregations
and as he always does gave us whole
some spiritual food for digestion.
had pleasant day Sunday with DIR.
and Mrs. Hardin and Judge G. G. Fair
leigh and wife. The latter treated me TO
a nice drive, the day being spring like.
Father Herbuth came up from Psynes-
vile last Saturday and had mass Sunday
morning. He is quite himself again
after his protracted illness and taking on
flesh rapidly.
Bert Moreman's Speciality Company
will reach here about April. He is out
on the road now and showed the 26th at
Sbawneetown His advance agent, Harry
Frier, will be here in due time to adver-
tise.
Capt. Williams, OF Joe d. Williams,
the big tow boat above us, was the guest
of Mr.. d. w. Lewis last Sunday. He at
tended the Aid last Friday night and is
a "free silverite" in practice il not in
theory.
Truth-beautifu truth is mighty and
will prevail Purity is the grandest
diadem that ever decked brow. Pur-
ity is true and undefiled religion. 1t
harbors only the fruits of the Spirit and
Yields mighty influence.
Miss Fannie Clarkson, OF Big Spring,
has gone to Chicago for voice culture.
Fannie has had already a course at Lou
isville. She has very pretty voice and
manages it with skill. predict great
success for our brilliant Meade county
girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvice Wimp's little
babe was released from suffering last
Thursday after an illness of several
weeks The young couple have the pro.
! foundest sympathy of all their friends in
this the death Of their first born and first
sorrow OF welded life.
The suit against Gen. Gross by the
News reminds me OF a friend who aflirms
that she never espoused friends cause
in her life or never conferred favor with
out experiencing from them the sting o.
iDgratitude. This sheet most assuredly
| this column excepted did noble service
for the gentleman in question and he
should have been eager TO have shown
appreciation in dollars and cents. Bu
he gained the Off ,e, the pocket touched
was permanent to the support Of friends
| III Jne Contesl past
You better reckon if the North ask
for the birthday of Abraham Lincoln t.
be made a national holiday the Rich
mond paper is right in asking that the
South should ask for Robert + Lees day
to be a national day and we Of this section
would ask it with vim too. The live
of both men were illustrious and botl
worthy OF imitation by succeeding gen
erations. But while paying tribute tC
one don't forget TO honor our own glor
ious departed champion OF a lost cause.
We all had pleasant day last week a
a dinner with Mrs. q. l.. Neafus 10 NEE
her daughter, Mis-. James Ditto, before
her departure for Greensboro and car
more readily, now, understand the dis
sension in Congress and how easy it il
not to be successful leader. We dis
cussed the old, new money question thu
blessed day and left off where we began
"of the same opinion still. We 9TH,
LADIES' finally concluded if that grea
federation Of women now assembled a
the capital only had the string, defin
lite basis OF some description would b.
reached before March 4th, but the gen
tlemen insisted that the whole founda
ton would be Tongue" served altogeth
| er and at once.