The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-02-03
BRANDENBURG.
Cant Express Her Opinion As TO The Pref
test Baby Pleasure In Skating,
The Verdict Rendered In The Archer Trial
mot Guilty"
Circuit Cunt is still in session.

| SNNuib CsuiN 10 bbiti ~ bNooiV's
Mrs Rhodes and Mrs Blsn are i'm
proving.
Allan & Go a fast closing out their
stock OF dry goods at cost.
Mrs. Bert Moremen is quite sick, she
has il II immatory rheumatism
Miss Eleanor b. Hendrick tertained
number of young friends i; s, Sunday.
Miss Mary Alexander, OF Louisville,
has been here for the pas. week nursing
Mrs. Ann Rhodes.
was s)rry TO see my dear fiend, Mrs.
DR.. X. l. Newsom had been quite ok
hope she is about herself again.
Winter won't stay with us. The btau-
tifu old o lio concealed but in few
days the limpid waters will fl,w as
usual
Miss Agnes Worand is in a dilemma
she's ros between two thorns in the
same family and can't decide which to
remove.
Measles, in light form, is still guest
in B'andeuburg but his visit will soon
be over, as the victims are about ex-
hausted
Bro Phillip jenkins pr, ached last
Sunday at the Baptist church. 1t WIS
bright, soft, balmy DAY after the recent
cold snap.
Miss Adeline Rhodes, of Paynesville
was here last week to see Mrs VIM.
Rhodes who was very ill-she is now
some better.
So many pretty babies in town. Which
is the. prettiest: My goodness! If l
should dare to express an opinion in
that direction how very unpopular 1
would Immediately become I'll hold
my peace.
And so.so-the free silver Democrats
of Meade county have reconsidered and
considered again and say the sound
money wing can come into the primary.
Good better |. best Go in like good
quiet, placid lambs and lie down in
Nultc anu yollO" Pfo.uie
Visitors are scarce. 1t is between sea-
sons People are staying home getting
ready for spring. Now is the time for
def fingers to revel in the makeup OF
pretty lingerie. Amt we all glad the in
evitable shirt waists will hold their own
and with little variation? Bah" can
think as she pleases we will take the
cool, comfortable, convenient style of
dress every time.
Brother Jenkins gave us sterling SER
mon II would call it, Sunday night. He
spoke OF an old church record he saw
once where brother was arranged for
going into bar.room, a sister for talk
ing about her neighbor. Good which
sister of Us would escape? Mr.. Editor,
if you were a jury which would you call
guilty, dancing on week days, or skating
on Sunday? My heart may not be full
OF religion" but / never did skate on
Sunday but I'll dance every chance and
, don't you forget it.
The Archer trial came off as stated last
Thursday and went to the jury on Sat
urday. After few hours out verdict
was rendered OF "Not Guilty" There
were only two speeches made-one by
Commonwealth Atty, Weed Chelf-
the other by Hon. Chspeze Wathep.
Both, hear, Il would have heard both
} but was indisp were master pieces
: OF oratory as well as an intelligent dis
cussion of all the technical points in
volved. extend kind sympathy and
congratulations to my friends, Mrs.
Archer, mother, and Mrs. Archer, wife
and to Chapcze, my free silver friend.
, The sloan exhibit" under the auspices
l of the Woman's Club, which is to be
5 held this week, will have two pianos
which rank as rare collections of musi-
3 cal Instruments. / would like for the
3 exhibit to have the piano of the late
=. Mrs. Helena Horde, now at Mr. Lon
Y Richardson's. 1t was in its day a most
8 elegant instrument. The Tyre is formed
: in handsome brass trimmings the case
5 is rich and solid and | can remember
5 when it was sweet-toned piano. Mrs.
: Chas. Moremep, who was Mrs Horde
4 niece Ia Miss Buckner) has several rare
!. heir-looms and Gu iosities which be-
longed to her ancestors, characteristic OF
t polite and aristocratic life.