The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-09-30
BRANDENB BURG.
dE.Yeakei TO Bulld-Clrcuit Court In SEES.
slon-The ROted Archer Case 10
Come OF This Term.

tended the Baptist Association.
DR.. Hardin has moved on West Hill
into the Jim Richardson property.
J. W. Lewis, Republican candidate for
Congress, will speak here tomorrow
Thursday
Mrs Vreeland has taken the house
known as Miss Myra Eads house, now
owned by Bud Price.
Ed Yeakel will build handsome resi-
dence on what is known as the VIM.
Bolirg lot off Of East Main.
The Epworth League will meet on
Friday. Officers will be elected. Let
all the members be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cough are chill
ing. They hope, however, to be able to
attend the Daviess c., unity Fair.
The Murray-Smith contest is decided
and Smith is the man. Don't let any
body bolt, stick to the nominee.
Circuit Court is in session with light
docket. The Archer trial will come up
Friday in which m lch interest is mani
tested.
ID. r. Murray made speech Monday
which hear variously commented up
on. Mr.. Wathen's speech was highly
commended.
Jas. II. Arnold wants "No Watson,
Bryan" The gentleman wishes to issue
an ultimatun to Democrats. "Give the
Boy Chance"
The Brandenburg Normal will have it's
first literary and musical Friday after
noon for the pupils only, as the majority
voted that decision.
never saw golden rod as beautiful nor
as abundant. The name, the tinge, are
emblemetical aud significant this aut-
umn, hence its abundance.
A hand organ and monkey broke the
monotony last Saturday. Darwin wasn't
so badly off in his theories after ALL His
analogy was very simple.
Monday was genuine Longfellow
rainy day but good many people were
in town, and / am told the docket is
more vouminous than was informed.
have written to Gen. Buckuer by re-
quest of sound money friends to come
and give us speech. He will be the
guest of Mr.. J. w. Lewis should he make
date for us.
Brandenburg Normal is adding to its
roll call every week. About one hun
dred and ten answer now. Mr.. Byerly
has a day school and night school,
Make hay while the sun shines.
hope Mr.. Arnold will read Mr.. Lath.
am in Saturdays Courier on banks and
sound money system aud take it as an
answer to his views. When such men
and Kensuckians speak it means some
thing.
An african preacher just over from his
native country made two lectures at the
NJ. A. church Sunday. He is attending
school in this country and was converted
by missionary woman from the NJ. f..
church.
Thank you Mr.. Arnold for giving me
credit for veracity Poor bankers The
first bank was established at Philadel-
phi about 1871. What pity such an in
stitution was founded and has existed 80
long. Enemies to mankind @ Ahem!
Mr.. j. d. Babbage was here Monday
to meet his many Meade county friends
and talk "News" which is so popular
with the majority. The editorials clear
ly define the position OF the paper but
its columns are open for free thought
and opposite views.
Mrs j. W. Richardson is at home from
Glasgow, rosy, merry and well. She
notes many changes in her childhood
home, but prefers cid Brsndenburg to
any spot known to her, as yet. ON earth.
We nave commenced our ia and winter
reading and hope to make it both inter-
esting aud profitable.
The old town has been dull since the
summer visitors have flown, and social
Affairs are stagnant as well as CONNER
cial circles. Everything is politics and
will be till after the 3rd of November
when surely an impetus will be given to
the business world. Som topic will
have to come up OF vital interest sure to
fill the vacuum.
George III. Madden has announced
himself as a candidate for state Senator
from the thirty-eighth district. So far
he is the only free silver man in the field.
George was born in this old town and
lived here till nearly grown and was a
most excellent boy as we'll as very hand
some. His mother was a daughter of
DR.. Hicks, who lived and practiced here
a long life time.
DIR. Henry Shacklett, one four Meade
county boys, lie making name for him
self at Leavenworth, Ind. He perform
ed very difficult surgical operation on
one of his patients there last week of
which the Leavenworth paper spoke in
most complimentary terms, and "they"
do say that succt IS professionally is not
the only allurement there.
Different countries fix the relative
value of the two metals at different ratios.
England has one, France another, and
United States yet another. All these
are distractions to trade and, of course,
hindrance to the prosperity of all. Now,
ii the people who are carrying on the
vast exchanges OF the world would, by
fix the relativa valna of all.