The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1897-10-20
BRANDENBURG
Ex-senator Blackburn VIII Throw
Bon-BOns Tomorrow.
Box Party to Four of the Capital City
Bellies. All the News.


Grove church will he present.
Mrs Thoraas ditto and little Virginia
have returned from pleasant visit to
Hsrdinsburg.
Devotional exercises OF Epworth
Lesgue last Sunday night were more in
teresting than usual and the attendance
was better.
DIR. J. r. Dowden and DR.. J NJ. Har-
din are doirg an extensive dental BUSH
ness in this and adj jining counties. They
are fully equipped and up to date in
their profession.
Mr.. Bailey made one of the best Re-
publican speeches here last Friday ever
heard made and every one whom heard
speak of the address spoke in similar
terms. He is very gentlemanly man
of a finished bearing and makes use OF
choice language. Mr.. 10 A. Parker is
well-known on the stump as a ready, off
hand declaimer, quick at repartee, ham
dies his points with precision and pro-
claims his middle OF the road"-Popu-
ism with irreconcilable ideas OF fusion,
which l admire. He pictured the posi-
tons of the two old parties in a strong
light and told us all about the Chicago
platform being structure built after the
Omaha fashion, except one important
piece of timber beng omitted of which
we are all aware. Both Mr.. Bailey and
MIR. Parker denounced the Louisville
Dispatch and referred to it in tones OF
whitening sarcasm. Politics Politics
Oh, what tangled webI But what an
iufaiuation it exerts over its followers
and what mystic spell it weaves around
the subjects caught in its meshes
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Peckenpaugh,
Louisville, are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs
June McGehee. 10 and Will McGehee,
of Louisville, spent Sunday at home.
The box party given by the library
association Of Brandenburg Normal last
Saturday night was browning SUCCESS
and a most delightful entertainment
socially. A breast pin was awarded to
the young lady who received the greatest
number OF votes for being the handsom-
est one in the room. Misses Maydee
Pussy, Mary Lewis, Pearle Wimp and
Mona Price were the contestants Miss
Pearle got the pin.
Miss Lula Bland entertained her young
friends most delightfully."- last Thursday
evening on her birthday. Delicious re-
freshments were served. Music b. gull
ed the happy hours and for Miss Lula,
one OF our most popular young ladies', it
is wished that all her friends may be
fond and tTu'.
To the handsome home OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ed Yeakel we find the Stork has
made an suspicious visit aud left tiny,
precious packsge-a girl baby.
Mrs, d. w. Lewis is visiting in Louis
Vile.
Mrs. ]. X. Ditto has been on the sick
list, but is better.
Mrs. L zze Board has not been we'll
for sometime.
JEFF Ditto has had maaris, but is now
able to be out.
Henry Moremen has been confined to
his bed for week with fever.
Mrs. John Radley will return to Eliza
BEETHOVEN this week after stay with her
daughter, Mrs Henry Malin.
Senator J C.S. Blackburn will address
the people of this place tomorrow
(Thursday) on the political issues oil the
day. The free silver element will gather
to receive the political bon-bons this re-
nowned "Come you in peace, or come
you in war or come you to wed young
Lochinvar" will distribute to his advo-
Gates. Senator Blackburn has many
qualities that 90 to constitute a leader
We need such men as he aud Hindman
to pull tcg'ther instead Of oppos' ng each
other.
Miss Agnes Worland il improving and
we hope she will soon be with us again.
Mr.. d. $. Richardson, OF the Arcade
East Main expresses himself IA feeling a
much wier man alter hearing w J
Bryan expound political doctrints at
Elizabethtown. BY the way the talent
ed Nehrasksn says that Hardin county
crowd Was the gamest he faced ia the
old Commonwealth. down pour OF
rain had no effect to diminish their en-
thusiasm.
My staunch sound money friend, Mr..
John Hardin, Of Big Spring, attended
the Bailey speaking last Friday
and was the guest Of Mrs. Mary Martin.
Mr.. Hardin is looking quite himself, his
prestige not beirg impaired from Repub-
lican rue as he still shu flies Uncle Sans
mail matter and advocates tariff for
revenue only along with other Demo
cratic p rinciples.
Miss Flaherty Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Eugene Hardesiy.
Miss Eula Davis attended the Literary
last Friday night.
Mr.. A. q. Burton will have order at
the literary exercises. lie realizes that
UOrdar Ia Haven'a first law and that