The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-10-14
Lawrence Lewis to Wyoming, N. lit.
erary and Musical Exercises-R. n.
hewitt for Free Silver.

ID. NJ. Duncan, Gene Fontaine and
Henry Malin took in the Davies county
Fair
Miss Agnes Malin is having a delight
ful stay in Daviess county and has gain.
ed in pounds avoirdupos.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Cough ate nded
the Owensboro Fair and will extend
their visit to friends in Davies county
Mrs. Lizzie Board, whose house was
destroyed by fire two weeks ago, has
moved into the II. G. Woodson cottage
on West Hill.
Wood Price has about completed the
nice, convenient addition to his house
and the facade has Just received cream
tinted coat from his brush.
The Hon. - Wedding, Republican
elector for this Congressional District, is
suffering from throat trouble. He is
billed for this place Friday.
Mrs. Chap ~ Wathen has returned to
Greensboro accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. James Fairleigh who will remain
till she regains her strength.
George Yeakel was robbed of hand
some diamond shirt stud in Louisville 1T
a bicycle race. The gem was a present
which makes the loss greater.
The Rev. Mr.. Clint jenkins has &C.
cepted call from the Baptist church
here and will fill the pulpit the fourth
Saturday and Sunday in this month.
The Rev. Mr.. Pate and family are duly
installed for the Conference Year in the
Parsonage which we trust may prove
an asylum OF peace, prosperity aud hap
piness.
Chairman 10 A. Parker, who has
been speaking in Meade and Brecken-
ridge, reports the Democrats anxious for
Smith to withdraw for Durham, so says
Free Republic.
Lawrence /" wis has gone to Wyoming,
n. T., for the firm OF Davidson & Co.,
Cincinnati, to remain a month in their
interest. lie will visit the principal
Eastern cities before he returns.
Mr.. Bruner, assistant Republican elect
or for the Fourth Congressional District,
spoke here and at Weldon last Friday.
He is only twenty-four and is reputed to
be quite a Demosthenes or Cicero which
ever is considered the greater.
The failure and assignment OF George
Wittleshoiier, OF Greensboro, caused gen.
uine regret here among his circle of old
friends for his own sake and for those
who necessarily will lose with him, He
is young and can retrieve his condition
The mandolin and guitar club took adj
vantage of the Ground laughing moon"
last Saturday night to wake their friends
from rosy slumber by its sweet strains of
king Cotton" and other as immensely
popular airs. Linnie and Charlie More
men are natural musicians and by in
heritance.
The fence around Brandenburg Normal
grounds is 'scintillatingly" white while
through the get up" of Mr.. Burton and
Mr.. Hardesty and pupils pebbly walk
will be laid. Pebbles and sand import.
ed without tariff from Indiana shores
So much for enterprise and free trade
with finances in it.
'Rah for Preston CORES pondent-she
is usually on the right side and now she
sure 10" on the pinnacle OF justice when
she declares for an honest dollar. The
majority OF our good correspondents are
arrayed against us as we'll as our genial,
kind Editor, but We have it from high
authority that "when two or three shall
be together" it is not in vain.
The literary and musical exercises at
Brandenburg Normal were fully up to
pleasant expectations. Ths feature of
the evening was "An Original Story"
read by Mr.. Rurton-a romance in which |
hope, love, cruel war, separation, a bro.
ken heart and death all figured TO prove
as the finale said, Truth is stranger than
fiction" We find ii thus us we journey
through life. The next assembling to-
geIher will be Friday evening, Oct. 23l.
In the October Ladies' Home Journal \
is Padere wski's "Menuet Moderene." 1t
has the hlent, iacile sty lie for intelligent
musicisnship on the part Of the player.
This gre at, noble Russian pianist has en-.
deared himself to Americans by one gem
eroqs act II no ether;-his donations left