The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-09-20

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Our merchants Ell have beautiful new
fall goods. An that Is neodiul la the
money 70 possess them.
There's the incest, new girl baby az the
Methodist parsonage you ever cav, and
here are hearty congratulations.
The services at Buck Grove church
have closed. A sermon and baptism
last Sunday at Sulphur Wells we're the
conclusion.
Misses lone, Eula and Annie Dowdon
are in Louisville. lone and Eula 10
take items in fall millinery, and Annie
10 visit relatives.
Salem Association oonvenes Wednea-
day at shthton. Several from here will
attend. Miss Beulah Fontain will be-
the guest Of Misses Sue and Bess Neil.
Sir Thomas Upton is sanRaine that
the Shamrock will carry 10 o foreign
shore our Americas cup. We on this
side feel just &c sanguine that the Co
lumbia will keep It on American soil.
"Camp Herndon" on Doe Run, has
broken up. A sale was held last week
TO dispose Of household effects Henry
HerndOn doesn't know whether he viii
run II another year or not.
Mr.. Caldwell, Of Russellville. KY,
makes . most respectful inquiry Of Mr..
GOebel as TO his charges against james
R. Hallam, Jr. The people will expect
and should demand truthful, outspOken
answer
Miss MaYdee Pussy returned from
Paris, KY, last Saturday. She had a
most delightful visit at Lebanon with
Miss Mary Van Cleave, as we'll &c at
Paris with relatives. We are always
glad of MaIy's home coming.
Mr.. A. @. Burton had a card in last
weeks Meade Messenger, announcing
the opening Of the Brandenburg Normal,
Oct. 2nd. He asks for the hearty sup
port Of town and country, and looks for
ward to most successful year.
A sect has arisen in William PENIS
State that bapJizes with FIRE instead Of
water, Ere as set forth by st. Paul in the
Acts of the Apostles A red.hot-iron APP
piled to the back does the work We
have just as great fanatics in other de-
nominations.
Miss Nettie Scheve left for her home
in Louisville, last Sunday, after a lengthy
stay with friends here. She has had
a delightful time, having been enter
tanned lavishly by her host Of friends,
who will look forward TO her next visit
with the same pleasure.
We here are taking some interest in
the Gubernatorial race in Ohio. Mr.
Mclean is related to the Dowden fami.
" and more nearly related to Gap
Lane in this county and then we would
like to see a Democrat hold the reins il
McKinleY's and Mark Hanna's state.
Admiral Dewey thinks the Filipino,
more capable Of self.government thar
the Cubans. Let us put down that in
suTeCtiOn, and then with properly d.
Tected opportunities there are great DOS
sibiliies in store for these people. schur
man and Otis are in accord with Dewey
Kentucky negroes will be enlisted il
the FortY-eiRhth Regiment, One Of the
officers named 10 Alexander l. Dade.
Both names are family names in my
family and 1 guess as they arebOth from
Virginia" the Lieutenant will fully IN.
derstand controlling the sable recruits.
I have had each platform Of the iv,
parties sent TO me, 1.-THE anti-Goebe
makes the fiigh) and believe admir-
the Prohibition the most, which con
tains only five declarations. Each plat
form, save the one framed at Louisville
demands the repeal OF the Goebsl cleo
tiOn law.
/ was misiniormed as 10 Clint Bryant'
departure for LouisYills. HE family
will remain understand. 1 also hea
that Albert and Ernest Bishop will no
engage in the drug business, but vii
embark in saloon and cafe enterprise
with handsome improvements on tn,
sellz property.
Read Mr.. Goebel's visit TO Mr.. Carlisl,
in Washington in 1896, in company will
Mr., W. B. Haldsman. Mr.. Goebel wa
anxious for sound money delegation
from Kentucky 10 Chicago. q see ther,
where he was right, but whom we thinl
OF subsequent events we naturally thinl
OF the kaleidoscope or the chameleon.
The sudden death last week Of Cornell
Jus Vanderbilt marked some slump ia
Wall Street and a few OF the specialize,
suffered severely, Mr.. Vanderbilt wa,
comparatively a young man, and one
: that was doing much good in reliRioul
circles, Despite bis immense bushes
responsibilities be was an active worker
in the Vineyard.
What we want 10 do Ia the Philip
pines, or in any Of our lately acquired
possessions, is 70 convince the inhabl
tants that we are introducing oivillza
ton under which Catholic and Protest
ants have equal rights under equal Stat
protection. The Catholic churches ant
monasteriea should DO respected ever
where, or else what sort Of q civilization
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