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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Bon 4eterSbura.

SRI. Minnie 9arris bon bier
unO Soiepb ReubauS. IT,, bon Bird
5trabe. iinb an 0onneritae Worsen
in Der bsuti6en fatb. st. Warien 8ube
purd Pfarrer @briit ;u einem @bepaat
eineeiesnet tporben.
- Donate Semitic, Der aIs elm Rits
pirfsr an Der SdieBafaire in 2ittle
England u~rretirt paro. 1T am Donner,
itas BEN @efdnsnib iiberfibrt porben.
Die Pol3ei 8laubt, oaB Der 4nfaQ auf
Gslebsrti Elm GompIOtt beS 2uansu unc
Semitic mar.
- alderman 8uttermann bate am
Mpntae einen Streit spii6en ben
5rausn @nsle unb Sterf su i6li&ten A;
~eIitere beiduloiete lebtere oes Diebtab.
les uno baraufbin mubte iie 9iral6afi
iteIen ; ipater purbe Sruu gnsIe tpssen
Meineib perflaet.
- 9auIine, bic 9 Sabre alte ToGter
Der Gbelsute gmiI Sbmibt bon 8l6ter
StraBs, tpurOs am 9ienitae 8ormittas,
pdbrenO iis nit mebreren anberen 8in.
bern auf Der g., 8. l. D. gib Strabs
8abnfreuaune iplelte, o elmer 2ofOmos
tips setrOfen unb eeeen cine nu~betsbenbe
Quite seidleuoert. babel einen Bru9 Der
Quite, hos seri6unpene Sdultern uno
unsdbliss 5dnitte unO Sdrammsn sr.
baltsnb. ObeIeid Der 3ultanb Der
aleinsn elm eefdbrIi6er il, eripartst Der
bsbanbslnoe Arit bod ibre @eneiuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

= Ser Serbfttermin bss Common
BleaS @eridteS tpurbe am Montae
WOreen erbfnet i; Ridter @bpurbS
prdiibirte i'm go. l Establishment unb
8idter artbaIb i'm 3immer SO. 2.
- am Mittpo6 0admittas tpoIts bic
feline Marearst, To1ter bes @ban
SimmS bon Green StraBe i'm Norbenbe
auf sinen SdIeiftsin flettern, ais bsrs
ielbe UNI unb auf iie fieI unb an Der
Suite 70 idlimm SerIebte, baB iie m6s'
llderpeiie IebenslansIid perfrIppeIt fem
iplro.
- 8si einem SuufssIase in einsm
Sauie in Sobnion'S Batd fam eS am
Wontas @benb ettpa 10 ubr 40 9bdts
liHfeiten, nobel Wife SaIonfa elm ga.
ibenme1er sos unt oafeIbe benz SteUe
Staruda in ben porberen SbeiI baS
SalfeS itieB, cine nidt iebr ssfdbrIide
Bunbe ma6enb. Salonfa tpurbe ipd
ter arretirt unb bate aud peri6 iebens
Werfmale Der &siIerei am 8brper. Ga.
lonfa muBte ON Dienitas in grmau.
seIuns bon $500 8drsidaft ms @er
fdnenib tpunbern. Starada's 8erleb-
uns 1T nidt sefabrIid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Stabtratb.
Select GounciI. l6,

Select @ounciI, l6. Sept.
Oieie 86rperi6lft bsitdtigte enoIi6
bes Wupors g%rnennuns o .. s. Wc.
Sam, u. 3 8eoforb unb N6tb. s. U.
Scranton ais Bart G%ommifdre, bic fton
felt einisen Wo6e in Der Shpebe bling.
Cine pidtiee Reiolution fur bic
Steuersubler ipurbe bon Burns einge,
reibt uub aneenommen ; bieislbe idretbi
Dor, oab bic Belt sur 8ssabluns Der fab.
tiiben Steuern obne Strafauffdlas BON
l. Oftober bis |. Nopember o~erIdnserl
ipsrben ioq.
Dem Samuel @reb tpurbe grIaubnib
aeeeben, fem gisentbum an BROMLEY
Ipenue nit benz NbsusstanaI au perbln,
ben. 0ie gntiddOisunes $ Sorberune
bes Omen Collins i'm 8etrase bon 800
tpurbe psrporfen er mar in Elm Gulpsri
an Depot Strabe i'm Noroenoe eefaQen
Sreo. Brauer erbieIt ben Gontraft ,ur
@ntfernune bes 8sbduoes an Bromley
glpsnue, speds @rbfnune bon Brics
StraBe.i Der columbia Contribution
@ompanie tpurte Der @ontraft sur Seq
una elmer ellie" Druinirunssrbbre an
Nulberrp StraBe gum Breiie bon l5 @ents
ben laufenben SUB auseiproben. Nnse.
bote sur 8adteinpflafteruns BON Dir
Gourt purben p~erIeien uno bann benz
betref. @omite i~ibertpieien
Die 8eiunbbeitss Seb6rbe rei1te ala,
gen iber ben unfanitdriiden 3uitanb
BON &ailroab Nbenue, S%iebenter Strabe,
Bird Iuenue, Dat unb Dritter Straben
Elm, bic ans @omite ~rsferirt tpurt en-.
Gin S6reiben bes StabtantpaItes
paro p~erleien in benz er %anfinbiete, bab
er sesen ben 8eri6t Der 8sii6tiser bes
SIoieite NbsussfanaIs einen 4ppeQ &c,
nommen baben, neil bieielbsn elne
Summe bon tber s22. 900 ais 9abIunss
tbeil Der Slabt babel auferIest baben.
Ro6e bemerfte. bab bic Stabt flo fur
bic Gnselesenheit porieben mlfie. bsnn
ous Obsreeridt babe snti6isbsn. baB mo
A~bsussfandle eebaut perben. in 8ufunfi
Die Stubt einen sroBen Ibeil Der Rotten
trasen mdiie. 8 ribIue Dor. oab bic SADIE
benz Suitis @Omite sur lnteriuhune dbers
lpieien tperoe, oaB berihten fol-. Oh ed
nbtbis fem tpirb. 8elb fir ben 3ped ,u
bergen uno aud. % Der 9ppeQ bes Stabts
antpalteS ipeiter perfolet tuerben ioq Ober
ni6t tpenn es fur gut 8ebaIten tpiro.
fol- Der Staotanpalt ben Ippea surdd'
sieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

Ser 8eri&t bes grifunss Gomitcs
tpuroe betdtist unb bic 8ednuneen ,ur
8eSablun8 beorbsrt. Senrp Slider BON
Der SidIon Wanufaftur So. beridtete,
oaB er ben Sampfer Der SrantIin Seuers
tpebr 80. unteriu1t unb in SdIehtem
Suftanoe sefunben babe er bdlt 60 fur
unii6er. mebr tpis so 9funb Dampf bar.
in su trasen iein Sdreiben tparo benz
betreff. @omite iiberpiefen.
Ser @ontraft sur Neueinridtung bes
alien genter StraBe StationsbauIes
purce an 6. 9. 8iqiams ~peraebeu.
Die 8eioIution, tpeI6e ben Bart Super.
inten6enten uno Barf BoIiSiftsn anpeiR.
ben @ebrauh bon Sbaufeln i'm yau
Ius Bari am Sonntae au p%erbinbern,
paro slnem Gomite aur 8eratbuns iber.
geben.
Ser Columbia 6emif6en 60. tpurbe
laut elmer aneenommenen ReioIution bic
@rlaubnib ertbeilt, ibren gpparat am Z.
Oftober mad @iIfes. Barre ,u nebmen.
UNI an Der baielbft ftattfinoen6sn parabs
tbeiIsunebmen.
Soleenbe neue Orbinan,en tpurben
eineereidt: Sir S%teinpIatten Seitens
pese an beiben Seitsn bon 8ef 2inbsn
StraBe. bon 3eunter bis sur Rorb Wain
apenue ; fir grridtuns elmer SGuBbar.
riere ieitens Der 8. & $. Gompanie an
Noro UtaIn Ipenue, mo beren @iiens
balm bisislbe %freust; beibe tpurbsn rsfs'
rirt.
Die Orbinan3 fur sinen e%ifernen
Sdubsaun an benz 8aiIroab Mpenue
@ulbert in Der 6 Warb. tpelbe idon felt
einisen Sabren bin unb Der sesoeen NOR.
ben III. puroe enbli6 BEL britter 2eiung
:asenOmmen unb pirb iebt sur Ssfdtis.
uns in bic Sdnbe oes RaporS seIanssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Nu6 benz oberen xhale.
Mrhbdlb Gprreibpuben,l

- Ser StaIiener 5Onp Sid bon gbs
eerton purbe am Dienitas in Der borti,
gen Wine burd einen DedenfaQ aueens
blidIid eet6btet.
- Die WitsIisbsr Der beuti6en eb.
st. Baul'S @emeinbe bon Pricebure
treffen 8orbereitunsen fir cine erobe
MISUNDERSTANDING, tpsIde am l3. DITTO,
Der in SMITHS Gale itattfinoen pirb.
- @Sbrenb gfarrer 2atbimer bon
Der sried,id'fatb. @emeinbe in DIP,
plant ii4 am Sreitas auf Der Sdbisite
in scranton befanb, brannte fem Bferb
ourd unb bel benz toIsenben Sale tpuroe
sr iebr idmerslid perIsst.
- Srnu Beter 9urbenn bon 4rdbalp
ftarb am Wontae i'm Alter BON SO Sab
rem mad elmer l6neeren 8ranfbeit uno
tpirb beute Nadmiitae i'm beutI6en
5rieobofe beerbiet potben ; iie tpiro bon
stpei Sbbnen une stpei 16dtsrn iiberIsbt.
- Beter Subj bon WapfeIb unb fem
SanbIuneer. Elm Slopade, puroen am
Dtontus idlimm in Der grie Wine burd
einen Dsfenfaa perIebt Subj erbieli
lnnerlide 8erIebunsen uno einsn 9ru6
beioer Beine, pdbrenb Der Slopads ii
men 9roBen Shnitt unter Der 8innlaos
uno b6ie Sdrammen erbieIt.
(Garbuubals GOrriponSsn,.)
= Or. SO, S. @Iinnsu bot ais arst
i'm bisiisen SOipital reiisnirt.
Der @srmania @eiansperein erDf.
nete bic Winteriaiion am Wittpob
abenb nit einem tpObIbefudten SociaI.
- SRI. @Ipina, Go6ter Der @beleuts
Sobn 8ogeI bon go. 4, nurben am
Samitas nit Better $. Start sbsIi6 Der.
bunben.
- Ser Sturm am Donnerfaa abenb
ri6tete bier aiemli6 S4aben an unS
aud mebrere Bldse tpurben bonn 8llBe
setrofsn.
Brof. Garl Sebler 1T nit feinem
Batter. Der su bieiem 5tpeds bierber tam,
mad ieiner frdberen Seimatb in DETER.
reid absereit.
= Die Irbeit in Der bieiieen Seiben.
fabrit ..bubmt" uno Gag unb Radt tpiro
searbeitet, UNI bic erbaItenen 8eItequn.
gen gu faqen.
- DaS aIts Or. Stills Saus on
Bart Blace. bas seeentpdrtis absetrasen
tpiro UNI &aum fur elm 8adfeinaebduoe
su MAIDEN, mar oas aItefte in Der Stabt
unb itanb felt etpa 70 Sabren.
- Stephan 8repist's Sdeune ,u
Ridmonoale tpuroe am Samftae 9a6,
mittas ourb Elm Seuer seritbrt, neil fein
0ailer su %erIansen mar ; bic angren,enee
Sdeune bes Gbas. Wepers tpurbe seret.
tet.
gttpa $50 gnseiteate Der Sat
Gbanee Wine i~treiftsn am Wontas Nor.
gen, neil ibnen bas @ompanie 2aben
Spftem, Yulperraten unb anbere Saben
nidt sefauen. Cine 8%ereinbarung tpurbe
am Wontas bon ben Streifern nit benz
Superintenbenten setroffsn unb am
DienftaS nabmen bieSeIben tpieber bic
Irbeit auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Ssinnbbeit ut Ieiebtbnm
Or. q. q. @eft's
Nerben= nno Webira-8 anOlnna

eas Original, ale anrsre Ssrfdlidunssn,
miro untsr poftip seitriebsnsr @arantis nur
ourd auiorifirte asentsn p%ertauft; turirt fdua.
Dies 9enahtnib. SduinoeI. SdlaAofateit. o..
fteria. RadtueIlut, boie srdume, 8erIuft BON
8ertraueu, Rsrusuidwdds iuaenoIids bebler,
ODER llebergeunb Don Sabad. Opium ODER O..
quer, weltss our Roth. aus,sbrun9 Srrinu
uno 600 fibrt SIN eaosu ODER per BOT, 81 bic
Sifte, isbs fur SIS NIT idr ftlider 8nrantie ju
turiren ODER 8elo jnrdderit lttet. Brobe Badets.
8 Zane 8ebanolun9en uOle anp,iiuug 20 Ste.
Rur elm. 8robe an cine geriOn. Sm eaOeu ODER
per Bot.
Rotbe eabeI ips,isn srtra Stdrts,
6iir %llnutrmoeen. Sraftperlnt, @eibledtsper
lut ODER 8 rud ilofateit, 81 Die Rite ieds fur
IS. init idriftid.r 8aranfis in 80 Ia ZEN ,u tu.
rrreu. Bm. @. Slari, $50 8sun Noe, Strau.
ton pa assnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Sunmpre.

- George &raser bon Gberrp Strabe
ii am Nontas in Der Slap 4ue Waibe'
rel aiemIi6 i6uer perlebt tuOroen.
- Sin u~nbsbeutenbes Seuer in Der
Wobnuns beS Tbomas @ia an 9ine
StraBe bate am Wontas einen aIarm
BON 8afen "a Sur 5oIse. bod mar oas
5euer eelbi4t, ebe bic Seueripebr ein'
traf.
Die %feiniten 0rudarbeiten Der Stabt,
2iefert bic Office bes ..WphenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Stabf= unb Sebul=S teuern
fir 4 o

Die Stabt- unp Sbul-S ieusrn fir has
5abr 1897 iinr isBt in msinsn S6ubsn ,ur Col.
Isftipu. 9n llsbreiniim muns nit her aits
prr aismblp, %befGiisr am % Mai 1899, pirb
elm Strafadfiblag ppu 3 prcSent auf allen
Stsuern srbpbsn. pslbs nab btm [. Ssptsm-
Der 1897 unbssablt liup, unp sin peittrsr 1 pro.
ssnt an srheu zines ispsu folgsuesu Rpnats,
bic ~pisielbsn bsSablt inp.
vile Stfuern bic am I, Tppsmbsr 1897, unbs.
,ablt ilup, psrpeu laut benz gelsBs @outitorsn
i;s:rseben tpsrpsn.
6. 81. gptanb,
Stdbt' StaBmsifn.
Sffesfuupsn, 9 llbr WOrssns bis 5 1tr
Ratmittaes. Samfass, 9 bio IL Wurasns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Ntttetpu.

- MidasI Mc9ausbIin bonn obersn
Stabttbeile tparo am Donnerltas Nbenb
i'm Ipin Sdadt burd cine ber,Oserte
Spreneuns in iebr idIimmsr Nrt am
aanaen G6rper perlebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

9lominifrators Na9ri6t.- SintsrIafsnltaft
hes writ. @rprss ppiItp airft, IsBbin pom
Srrantcn, Padapauna COUNTY, pa.
Su her cbiasn Sintsrlafsnitaft III Der Inter
,sibustsn tsifamentarilbs golma6t ~bfpiIist
pprben. unb ALE psricnsn, bic Gprperunssn &C.
gen oisielbs BADEN, rrrrpen iOIts CUR SeSabIuus
eiureitsn uup pr ~otrielbtn lbulcet, pirb sur
Ipfrrtistn 3ablups frsunpli6f aufssfOrbsi.
6rau Caroline 8irf, apninifritcriu
1856 1881 Gsear 2lpsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

- ggrr eiuen Gatarrb beilen tpiQ.
mub mt benz 8lut anfansen. SooO's
Sariaparila beisitiet bic nrfabe bieies
nebelsunO beilt @atarrb oaour6, oaB is
cas- 8lut reiniet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

Snub's q ,aen ipirien milbe, aber
RAID unO fiber auf bic Sober unb ben
Wasen. 26e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23
Treo. s. Qin0ner,

fur IL Sabre 8Ormaun in 3sioIerls 8ddsrs,
bat iebt ielbtftdnoig ttue erite SIafe
Sroo= nno SUDDEN : SGferei
etablirt. Ghtes osutidss 8osasnbroo. iouie
safe :fudsn isSer art. 8efsllnssn bsiOrst.
225 4enu Mpeuue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

- SatOb 6. Sdimer bon 8rsBIsr
Gourt feel am Wontas an 2inoen Strabs
auf benz naiien StrabenpfIater unb
purbe mad Or. 2anse's Office setrasen,
mo es iid %ertpieS, baB beioe 8nO9en i'm
re6ten Beine eebroden tparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

Sprs6t %ssfGaielf Dor uub iiberitasi su&, eab
mir Ssbsrmann S~ufrispsn ltslsn fSnntn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-09-23

- Die SUNDAY @orIb III am Conn
tag gum eriten WaIe ais cine itritt cemO.
iratiide 3eitune berausseseben tpOrben
unb tpie 90 teiBt, fino iebt S6abmeiitsr
8oIanb, GOntroaeur Robinion unb y
MoieS belen @ieentbimer.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04
NAV BETHEL.

Did you see the sun in the eclipse last
Thursday
Mrs. Mamie Gregory was at Custer a
few days last week
NWarren Macy began his school last
Monday at Perion school house.
Warine Macy called on Miss Essie
Bruner late last Sunday afternoon.
Misses Mamie and Katie Board came
home last Saturday from Hsrdinsburg.
Remember Freedom Day" the second
Sunday in this month, come one come
all.
Mr.. Raymond Meador and Dock Spring
gate, OF Custer, attended church here
Sunday.
Irvie Richardson went to Ekron Fri
day to be the guest Of Clara Wimp for a
few days.
Misses May and Blanche Claycomb, Of
Irvington, visited here last Saturday and
Sunday.
A number from here attended the bur
ial OF Mrs. Girls Aldridge at Ephesus Sun
day evening.
Master Earl and Vernes Mattingly, are
visiting their grand parents at Halves
vile this week.
X The funeral OF Mrs. Eula Bruner was
preached at Pleasant Grove last Sunday
by Rev. Bozarth,
Miss Katie Board went to Irvington
Monday for few days stay with com
pany, Miss Fisher.
One Of Glendeane's most charming and
fascinating young ladies, Miss Mamie
Fisher is visiting the Misses Board.
Miss Katie Board and her company es-
corted by several spent delightful even
ing with Mr.. M. P. Payne last Sunday
afternoon.
The exciting accident that occurred to
to Misses Fannie and Mamie Board last
Wednesday as they were just leaving
town proved to be more of a scare than
hurt. The horse became frightened and
turned the buggy over, only bruising
them up considerable and demolishing
the buggy. They were very fortunate to
come out even this we'll
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04
THE PARTY IN POWER.

Hon. CHAs. BLANFoRD, who was before
the Republican Conve ntion here last
week, spoke very earnestly Of the good
work the Republican party had done for
Kentucky since they had gotten hold Of
State affairs two years ago. As the state
ment is purely an assumption, we are
quite sure Mr.. Blaniord had TO draw
quite heavily on his imagination to
round II up in acceptable terms. II the
Republican party has done anything, or
any good work for the State, we would
like 10 know in what way. It is true
they made great promises 10 that effect,
but they have amounted to nothing
For good many years they we're very
clamorous 10 get look at the books.
They finally got the books, but you have
not heard word from them since. The
books didn't disclose anything out Of
which they could make capital and they
have been silent.
As party, the Republicans have done
nothing. That is 10 say nothing for
which to be commended for. They have
been in scramble over some office,
either State or Federal, all the while.
Their appetite in this regard seems to
outweigh all other considerations before
them. Bradley, himself, took the lead
becoming a candidate for United States
Senator, and allowing everything else to
go by the board.
Our State taxes are about the. same as
they have always been and yet there is
no money in the treasury. We are more
in debt than we've ever been. Not
enough money to pay juries. Yet Mr..
Blanford tells us OF the good work his
party is doing for the State. The people
will reverse all this when they get
another whack at the Republican party.
Mr.. Blanford must be conscious OF this
fact. 1t was only by accident that they
got in anyway and one term will do
them. Here is what their own official
organ at Frankfort says of them; r
"Ten years ago it was not considered
respectable to be Republican in Ken
lucky. Now it really isn't respectable
TO be Republican OF the kind that
isrunning party affairs here and in Wash.
ington. They used to call it the "nigger
party" now the negroes are about the
only descent ones left who affiliate with
the gang headed by Hunter, Deboe,
Todd, Taylor, Franks, sapp, Erdman and
their tribe. And the negro suffers in
reputation by the association"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

Our old friend, McHenry Rhodes is
conducting the Institute this week at
Brandenburg and right well is he doing
it. He has developed into great edu-
Gator and an enthusiastic school worker
and we are glad to see it. 1t is noble
work. And TO sit and listen to the grace
full thoughts and bright ideas which flow
from his pleasant talks, it is truly an
inspiration, not only to the young and
ambitious teacher, but to those of US
who are older and know the value OF an
education.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04
IRVINGToN.

Mrs. Richard Bandy is on the sick list
Miss Julia Greenwood is convalescent
Miss White, OF Louisville, is visiting
Mrs. Coleman.
Miss Carrie Hall is visiting friends in
the neighborhood.
Mrs. Bramlet's baby has been quite i'll,
but is improving.
Misses Lewis and Rogers, of Louisville,
are guests Of Miss Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jolly's little ones are en-
joying their pony and cart.
Charlie and Albert Marshall are rapid
ly learning to ride their wheel.
Miss Breeding, of Hardlnsburg, has
been visiting Miss Bate Herndon.
Messrs Tom Beard and Lewis Kinche-
loe, of Hardinsburg, were in town last
week.
Misses Luella and Carrie Grodnis, of
West Point, are visiting Miss Lulah
Drake.
Miss Bennett gave quite nice enter
tainment last Friday eve. All report a
good time.
Mrs. Hendry has been off on quite an
extended trip. We welcome you back
Mrs. Hendry.
Mrs. Richard Wrather has gone to
Louisville to consult a physician. We
hope you great success.
R. S. Bandy's house will soon be com
pleted, and will be occupied by I. N.
Midlothian and family.
There were quiet number of buggy
rides taken Sunday afternoon. That is
right boys and girls enjoy life.
Misses Alexander, OF Louisville, and
Ella Hendrick, OF Brandenburg are
guests Of Misses Nellie and Norah Hen
derson.
Miss Jen Hardin. OF Brandenburg, has
been visiting the Herndons. Come
again Miss Jen, we are always glad to
see you.
Mrs. DIR. w. @. Dugan and children OF
Louisville, spent few days with Mrs.
r NJ. Jolly, returning Saturday, leaving
little Clark TO remain a week.
Miss Lena Hensley and her brother,
Norman, made a flying trip to Louisville,
stopping with friends on their return TO
Hardinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman of Louisville,
and his sister Hester, are visiting Mrs.
Newman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bate
Washington.
Mrs. w. ]. Plggott gave a "Flower
Luncheon" in honor OF the Bay View
Reading Circle. 1t was quite a nice
affair as Mrs, Piggott is capable of such.
Mr.. Ernest Henderson is quite ill.
Drs. Henderson and Cartledge came
down Saturday night TO perform the OPP
Grafton, but Mr.. Henderson was not in
a condition TO undergo it.
Messrs A. NJ. hardaway and Arthur
Walker, OF Bewleyville, spent the even
ing with the "Irvington Singing Glass"
Prof Russell takes great care and pains
with his classes aud likes to have pupils
from his other classes attend each meet
inc
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04
THE NEW ROAD.

MAYOR BARRY Squire Joe Mullen and
Surveyor Chintz Royalty, commissioners,
completed the survey of the new road to
the Tar Springs and Pisgah last week
and will make favorable report to the
court next third Monday. The commits
sioners are to be congratulated for doing
good work and securing good road, a
much better one than was expected, con-
sidering the lay of the ground. 1t will
not be an expensive road to either the
county or the public. When completed
it will be one of the best roads leading
to town and passable for man and beast
the year round. This is only the begin
nng OF the good roads movement"
for Breckenridge county and we hope to
see the work go on until every avenue
in the county is fit to travel over the
whole year round. Let the good work
20 on, we say, and don't stop it even If
some OF us are not directly benefited.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

to bring about q good result. for the ma
iorlty against whisky was thirly-nine,
nearly three times as many as was ex-
pectcd. The vote stood Is follows
Bank ward, for local option AZ for wbis-
KY 20. City Hall ward, for local option
81 for whisky 10. Hotel ward, for local
option "a for whisky 10.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

James E. Buckeby, engineer on the
Texas, who was pulling the local from
Henderson yesterday, when reaching
this point had to go ON through to
Louisville. After transferring engines
at the shops and coming 10 the depot
he alighted from his engine and called
for drink of water. before he could
put the glass to his mouth, he fell pros
trated with heat. Mr.. Bueksby was In
serious condition. He was taken 10
Mrn. J. A. Munay's yard where every
attention was given him. He was
removed at o'clock to Mm. Fred Mays
bis boarding house. <.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

r. o. Richards who has been on the
road for several months for the we'll
known clothing firm Of Hip Richardson
& Co., Louisville, returned to his old
home, Union Star, last week for a short
rest. He reports very successful career
being that he was new man on the
road and not acquainted with the trade.
lie says that he has done we'll and that
his house is well satisfied, all Of which
will be very gratifying to his many
friends.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

Mr.. Virgil Hardin, one Of Brecken-
ridge couuty's most prosperous farmers,
who lives in Hollis bottom, has been
quite low for the past week with nax
end kidney trouble. He was much
better late yesterday evening and his
many friends hope that he may soon
recover.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

THAT was a great victory for the good
morals of Breckenridge county, gained
at Hardinsburg last Saturday. 1t will
be felt all over the county and the good
people Of that good old town are to be
congratulated. There is no good in
whisky to the man who drinks it, and
the further removed 1t is from him the
better off Is he.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

Mr.. Watterson is digging Mr.. Cleve-
land in the short ribs again. He can't
hit him a lick amiss. To Mr.. Cleveland
more than to any man in the nation
does the Democratic party owe its dis
Tuplion.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

STATE or KrNrUeKy,

Iso,47o.1
STATE or KENTUCKY,
County OF Breckenridge
M. II. Beard, Cashier Of Bank Of Hardinsburg,
bank located and doing business IN the town Of
Hardinsburg, in said county, being duly sworn,
says that the foregoing report Is In all respects
true statement Of the condition of the said Bank at
the close Of business on the GOTH day Of June 1877
to the best OF his knowledge and belief and further
says that the business Of said Bank has been trans
acted at the location named, and not elsewhere ;
and that the above report Is made in compliance
with an ofhcIal notice received from the Secretary
Of State designating the goth. day Of june 1897 as
the day on which such report shall he made.
NJ. II. BEARD. Cashier.
4 SS e S 4 iS:.Ss,,lpsr, |Dl-ss'o,.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me by NJ. II.
Beard, the and. day ofJuly, 1897.
II. S. sKILlaiAE. CLERK y. c. c.
BY FRAHK BoARp, ID. c.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-08-04

because the weather happens
to be warm. If you have a
weak throat, a slight hacking
cough, or some trouble with
the bronchial tubes, summer is
the best time to get rid of It.
If you are losing flesh there Is
all the more need of attention.
Weakness about the chest and
thinness should never go to-
gether. One greatly increases
the danger Of the other. Heal
the throat. cure the cough, and
strengthen the whole system
now. Keep taking SCOTS
Emulsion all summer.
For sale BY ali druggists at SOC and tr.s~