The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-05-01
BRANDENBURo.

Sunday after quite an attack OF Ia grippe.
Mrs. James Fairleigh has been quite
indisposed for several days, but is now
bettor.
Albert Moreman has rendered his
track to the Cycle club which they duly
appreciate.
Hon. Chapeze Wathen, OF Greensboro,
was here to Circuit Court, and glad to
see old friends
Miss Myra Eads is very i'll of typhoid
pneumonia at her brothers Mr.. Zal
Price below town.
Mrs. @. G. Moreman selected the music
while in Louisville for our recital. She
returned last Saturday night much i'm
proved.
Last Sunday was an ideal, spring day
and the people, in consequence, were
out to pay homage at the several places
of worship.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. hewitt went to see
Mr.. p. P. hewitt, of Worland, last Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. w, F. Grinnel kept
the house and little ones.
Don't forget that next Saturday and
Sunday we will have Quarterly meeting
at the NJ + Church here. Bro. Sam
Allen always has a spiritual feast in
store.
President Cleveland doesn't deem Wo-
man Suffrage as harmful as the free sill
yer crusade. lie wants both to fall into
innocuous desuetude. Great minds will
and do differ.
Judge T. r. McBeath presided, Of
course, last week over the Court in
session and judging from his unanimous
ly cordial greeting the people here occu-
Ply very warm corner of his heart.
Mrs. r. II. Brashear Tor Miss Alice as
we a6ectionately love to call herr return
ed to Owensboro last Sunday. Her old
friends are always glad to see her and as
sorry to part with her. She looks as
bright and young as ten years ago.
Church difficulties are to be deplored.
Fraternal sweetness is much desired, but
some concessions cannot be surrendered
and adjustment is impossible. The
Scriptures abound with lessons on kind
ness let us study and practice them.
Miss Agnes Mains young friends
moved down upon her last Friday night
to celebrate her birthday. Miss Agnes
WOrland was committee OF arrangements
and succeeded in having quite surprise
for her cousin. Everything was de grace
as well as de main and we all wish the
young lady many happy returns.
had an unexpected (the unexpected
are always the most pleasantly call from
my two young friends, Tom Durbin and
Tom Hardin, of Big Spring, last week.
They were here as witnesses in the
Wheatley case. The boys were looking
well and report the old Spring aglow
with many interesting topics save mat
rimonial ones.
James Flannery, Jr., who was on trial
for the killing of his young friend, Bud
Singleton, while working the road last
fall, was acquitted in the Ci'cuit Court,
now in session. The array OF legal tai.
ent was brilliant and we are glad the
young man is free to go, we hope, and
sin no more.
note what the Paducah press has to
say about the counties of that section
instructing for the owner of Glen Lily
and applaud. i believe have seen that
the old hero is for sound currency, tho
he has not said much on monetary ques
tons as yet. Stand as he may he will
not be afraid OF Blackburn's silver bull
lets for he never lodged lead ones.
Golden Rod, "our popular Bewleyvillt
correspondent, stepped in upon me las
Thursday as il was deep in the spring
cleaning process with sleeves rolled up
dust cap, la Bridget. was just a
truly glad to bid her welcome and enjoy
ed our chat just as much as if it had beer
my "at home" (2) and the reception
gown (?) had been donned. l shall nov
read her letters with more pleasure thai
formerly.
Mr.. w. II. Cough tells me that o
seven hundred orange trees in FloridI
he has only hundred now living in hi
grove. Nothing to equal the damage il
that State has been known since 1885
In Nebraska's great trouble the Soutl
moved to do its part OF the work, and 81
will the West move to help the South
necessary. No body must be allowed t
suffer or starve in this country. In al
disasters individually there is a lesson i
properly accepted.
Miss Jennie Ditto, who has been a
Lexington since last spring as attendan
in one OF the wards at the asylum, is Il
be married very soon to Mr.. Evans
worthy, prosperous young man who will
take his bride to North Dakota to reside
Jennie is great favorite here, her OLE
home, and a host OF friends wish he
prosperity sad happiness in her Aev
sphere. Her sister, Mrs. DIR. Dowden
will attend the marriage in Louisville a
her mothers.
A strong, thoughtful sermon on tn,
importance Of good reading in the fam
lily should be preached occasionally Il
every congregation. Bro. Cherry urged