The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-08-16
BRANDENBURG.
Local and County News From Our Newsy
Correspondent

Oording to English law and we are
equally as glad that America has yielded
him up a willing sacrifice.
Misses Mary and Bess Lewis, Maydes
Pussy, and Mabel Hardin are anxious
for a reading circle this ensuing fall and
winter. Once under way we would GER
tainly enjoy it.
Miss Mary Alexander writes that she
is having a most delightful eastern trip.
She is spending this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. d. Alexander at their summer
home in Connecticut.
DR.. John Hardin is our new Sunday
School Superintendent and Mrs. d. W..
Lewis, assistant Superintendent. Both
are efficient and they are consistent
Christians in every day life.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold two days session at this
place In the Methodist church August
24-25. An all day session Friday 25th.
Everybody cordially invited.
have the August number of "Puri.
tan" which has been combined with old
Cooley. Also Frank Leslies popular
monthly through the kindness of Mabel
Hardin, my bright young friend, with
whom reading is a great pleasure.
The Clay county feud proves what it
Is to cherish malice instead Of eradiCat-
ing it. No man ever killed another man
unless he had first committed murder in
his heart. Hatred is the first step to-
ward murder. We are to hurt nobody
by deed or word.
We are all heartily tired Of Goebel-
GOebel-- Brown Brown Redwine Red
wine. am glad this paper deals IN more
interesting Education, farming
interests, Temperance, Religion. Poll
tics should be laid on the shelf except
by the fighters.
A minister who preached here once
upon a time said, There is much talent
among the women OF BrandenbuTg but
( it is not exercised" resented it warm
ly, we have talented, conseCrated, hear
ty workers in our churches, and better
set of women never lived, more refined
or polished than my circle Of friends.
When Mrs. G. G. Fairlsigh was in Pa.
ducah, she heard the solo or Duet,
"Never Alone" sang by the choir at the
Methodist church. She had me order it
for her granddaughter, Miss Mabel
Hardin. 1t is the Prettiest sweetest
thing 1 have heard for long time. Get
it, you lovers OF sacred music, which is
at last the best music in the world.
Since the heavy rains and the electri-
cal displays, we have enjoyed real Eng
lsh evenings that Dickens writes Of.
They are beautiful and last 80 long and
deepen 80 softly and gradually. think
we never appreciated them more than
now. The rain has allayed the dust, the
sun is not "scorcher" any more and we
almost feel like we were at the sea
shore.
An antitrust plank in any platform
would make the strongest piece Of tim
Der knowoi. Judge Van Wyck is shut
out then as possible presidential candi-
date and 90 Rear Admiral WiDRsld Scott
sehley who has war record is whisper
cd a. one who might side track VIM.
Jennings Bryan. Dewey is too astute a
man TO even listen to such proposal.
l Ween sohleY will be likewise.
There Is almost perfect concord and
harmony here In social circles. No little
jealousies or envying 10 amount 10 any.
thing. / think It is so wrong TO ever be-
come offended because some certain
ones may not be included 10 an enter
tAlnment. One cannot, 1t Is often Inn
possible, 10 include everyone and then
II Is ones privilege to select. Unkind
words hurt a. bad as blows and We
should be careful.
Everybody that Is indebted h this OK.
oellent paper, know will heed the Edi.
tors call 10 raise 3 thousand dollan for
the lale Improvements 10 the oiIloo. The