The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1895-03-13
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Father Herbuth had services last Sun
day as usual.
Hugh Ditto left Monday for Ovens
boro 10 resume business.
Miss Eya Carrigan is still a visitor Of
her cousins, the Misses Lewis.
/ was glad to see letter in the Pies
senger Of my friend II. w. j., Of Big
Spring
The Messenger and News were on
race last week for a number of newsy
letters.
Mrs. NJ. f. cosby, of Upionville, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. G.
Rawlings.
Miss Annie Richardson has returned
home after pleasant visit to Miss Lucy
Rawlings.
Mrs G. G.. Mor,men feels at home
again with the river flowing freely and
boats plying.
For sale, Is head of good graded steers.
Will average about $50 lbs in weight by
A. Ditto, Jr.
The Mite last Friday night at Mrs. G.
A Coleman's was largely attended and
was pleasant affair.
Miss lila Richardson, of Louisville, is
expected this week to visit Misses nellie
B. Lewis and Mary Pusey.
Mrs. Geo. Casperke and Miss Bette
Clarkson are home from New Orleans,
Nashville and E-town. They had a
most delightful trip and charming wealth
err.
Wouldn't we all like to hear Secretary
John G. Carlisle with his golden opin-
ion" when lie makes his Kentucky cir
cult And would want Gov. Knott
TO answer him.
Hugh Ditto has been quite i'll at
Greensboro. He spent last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Ditto and
is about well again, much to the gratifi-
cation OF his many friends.
Chickamauga grows in interest. Mr..
Dan Richardson OF our town passed
through all those thrilling scenes and
the boys of this household who are SO
interested, want to know, "Did you know
Betsy Baggs?"
In my March Musical World" / see
dear old "Ben Bolt" that sweet, quaint
ballad Of "Sweet Alice with hair SO
brown" Since Du Maurier had Trilby
to sing it with hyptnotic voice it is the
rage again just as it was thirty years ago.
The b. G. Circle met with Mrs. d. w.
Lewis last Wednesday who proved her
appreciation OF the club by serving
delicious refreshments. Miss Eva CARR
gan was honor OF the occasion and
tickled the mental palate by reading a
sketch of our own Blue Grass Region.
On last Tuesday March 9th, Mr.. p. G.
Bryan, of d. II. Baldwin put an Estey
organ at my music room. / advertised
in Wednesdays Messenger and on
Thursday noon closed a sale with Mr. H.
r. Peak, of near Rock Haven. Does il
pay to advertise can be easily answered
May-be-only maybe Senator Joe
Blackburn and Senator Dave Hills diff.
ferences can be patched up and vanished
over but broken friendship is like to
cracked china-you can glue and cement
over the several parts but underneath
will always be the fracture, especially
where gross injustice has been shown.
Brother Hagan gave us a good sermon
last Sunday. lie, Mrs. +. Dowdy and
Miss Halle were with us for dinner.
Brother Hagan speaks in high terms OF
the Vine Grove school and says it is the
lief of the place. Why cannot we have
one on the same terms-District money
and subscription. Mrs. Dowdy is some
what improved in health and we all
hope will soon be we'll.
Prof r. p. Shackleu, though closely
confined to duties Of the Hardinsburg
College, keeps his mind clear and abreast
OF the times by taking an interest in
questions OF interest to his party and has
proved himself to be a student of finan-
cial issues as well as literary subjects.
In his last article he dived beneath the
surface and brought up some pearls to
examine. lie impresses me as being
free from injustice and not chained and
shackled by that giant, Prejudice
Thank you, most cordially, Sirocco, for
your brave defense. am glad TO know
We have some as gallant Knights in this
century as of ye olden times and who
are as ready to run the gauntlet when
the glove is thrown. agree with you,
not one word is necessary from me, ex-
cept | wish TO state explicitly again that
Mrs. G S. Grlnnell's recital was an entire,
perfect success and which can be proved
by her staunch Democratic and Repub-
lican patrons who were present. / only
hope the editor OF the Leader may ever
pronounce the same of his sheet and
can verify the assertion
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough medi-
cine handle, and as a seller leads all
other preparations in this market.
recommend it because II is the best
medicine | ever handled for coughs, colds
and Group. A. w Baldridge, Millers-
Vile, Ill. For sale by A. r. Fisher
CloyerpOrt, Ky and Kincheloe & Board.