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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-18
Situation Wanted.


WANTED Employment with practical,
well-to-,io farmer. who needs practical.
sober man 10 look after his interest Ad-
dress n. W. Clauscn. 2lO2 Commerce ave.
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',,,,,- .,r,,,,, ~, ,.,r,,,I, tast,,,,, -. ,,,-,
SIT ALTON wan Ell iosltioh ny iitsl
eihsS GNp'Il'iiccn ''ns -, e"S ~, ,,I.
-9--;
YOUNG LADY wants position as book
keeper al once. or as salcslady. write
for reference and prices. satisfaction
given or no salary expected. Address
eMiss' Fannie Henson Columbia br9 %
,-Z1.,--,;7-2--,,-,, ---,--
ga ~ I,',,t,. 10 si,. nd ,nit.fi.
W. Mn,s f s,m,,on, - 1art n, sniisfnD
lion Addr"s. 7s;g Car, Post %
-. ,.,.,- 49, ,-----------
STU AIlcN wanted by young man to
WORK ~ the mouse. office dry soods
store or attrhd 10 morse ana puH.y. Alt
- w 80. -
-j1F%OGIAPHER and TYPEWRITER. Young
man. wishes position al once at reason
a an, saiaiy; can giyg enod rsfers,n1ces,
VIZ ~ 70 sn1aH Town II d'aHnu Auuress
800. care Iost. %
SWEDE 25 years of age. wen acquainted
WIN inc Guy. wants n posiiio lon 10 drive
doiyrfy wason or Or any hlnd or honest
- WoIk. Aldres- lN1l. cnre losl. ~
ANTED-sitnation by refined WIDOW
-, - - ~ - 20 ~.
or Mlu"W.FS idHiilY I'm give b'nt or
iIlnia,ito'S,ir .a1''ea' AIRS HaHeIuha6
-, -
a ~ ,tiisNT,l;;i IiA'iliIt WIN M
I"t oi cI"ucilIais WISHES 10 corr" pom
WIZ LuS.'t' W., ~, "".i tNeF ftIloolH
on ~, sriig ~, Ai,'s iSTrcnes'
20
49, %--TI-T sI7TT- g-T77,S- - 0T-,- -7.,--.
& .dlI 20, IN botl ~ ,ri,.s
family. civ or country. Al references.
Addrtss Ilougokccp"r. Luling. Texas,
caro- OF Johnston Hotel 20
1-I,I 800,
onrej rerjsterod drlIa.rist. has iakcn
eourse AZ college of phnrmacy: satisfnc-
torv references furnished Address Il
"a IL io,,ahrn s; " cor Ninth ma /, a.
ats f;alvos,on, Ta.as 20
WINTTT--IiouaowoT Nv Il middle aged
"u l,I woman. can iloi cook or iron. hui
an good wasiwoInan. Address 7ol
beaumont street. Flfih ward, 10
SITUATION wanted by an honest boy;
willing TO do any kind of work, wages
no object. Address 7sli. care Post. -
my GOODS Fxperioncod man open for
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rOR SALE--A throe-chair barber chop.
centrally located Two doors from Main
street on Congress- avenue. Apply to
No lo1s Congress for Information n
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ton. ON ODD Fierce Junction road en-
closed Icy 6-ioot picket f"nce. ON left
leaving city. 80 stock shown ON Sunday:
now really for service fino regis led
liuls'"in- i'r"sitn male and premium
DctiNshiIp bear. "a
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"uRVEY W."BlnclS, 3 years. trottcr wen
broke, gsntI" free driver. half brother
10 Kansas queen, 2:16. Prince. e:l1N. Sam
Medium, 2;2O&, 1925 cash buys HIM X. J.
Lynn. Houston ~
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Masked Medicines,

like masked men, arc unknown
quantities. The masked man may
he n philanthropist, wanting to do
his good deeds in secret, and 80
choosing night and wearing n mask
that he may hide his bcnevolencc.
He may be but the chances are
he's Il burglar. Tho Yelled Prophet
of khorassan is the typo ola these
motley maskers. He yelled his face
on the claim that his beauty was
too rare for the common eye to gazo
ON. But underneath the veil was
the face of q demon, Every sarsa-
parilla that promises healing, but
wears a veil over its formula is Of
the yelled prophet class. It's easy
to be a prophet. You have only
to promise. Ayers Sarsaparilla
deals with history. 1t points back
to its fifty years of cures,
record which cannot be initiated,
as the remedy is, by
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ShIESMEN ANTED-Printed Station
cry. prices talk: quick sellers. big rom.
missions. good side line. Tunnah n Pr
tHrd Little Rock ARR. ~
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WANTED Employment with practical
well-to-do farmer. who needs practical
sober man to look after his interest. Ad-
%
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AYERS CuREBOOK,"

"AyER'S CuREBOUk,
n STORY of cures told by the cured.
win enectuaily answer any ques-
lions rs to what Ayers Sarsaparilia
docs. A book Of 100 pages. 10 halt
tone portraits, royal Holland eovers.
Free. J. L. Aver Co., Lowell. Mass.
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WANTED Men everywhere 10 act M pri-
yatc detectives. undcr Instructions. cx-
poriorco unnecessary. Address Univer-
sal Detective Agency, Indianhp0ns Ind.
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sTTIrATION WANTED-Po Position by first
class experienced lady stenoeraphor
and office assistant. Address 2oi3. care
Post 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-18

SEND mo your order for eggs from the
best pen Bun Cochins in city, }lj0 per
a. II. w. Sandcl care Post Is
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A BEAUTIFUL furnished Office with
roll top desk, In line office building. IL
let cheap, very Office for professional
man. Address Office, care Post. "a
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WANTED Man ana wife, woman to cook
Rnd do general work ut section house.
wages ten dollars per month. no wash
Ing; man to work on sertIon.. -. =.
Wright, wallis Station, Texns. 10
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WANTED Two good OK drivers at once
Apply Wilson'S Wood yard. ~
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~ SOCK APHER and typewriter. young
man. wishes position al once at rcuson-
able salary; can give good references;
VIII go 10 small town If desired. Address
$50 care Post 70
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YOUNG LADY wants position az book
for reference and prices. satisfaction
given or no salary expected. Address
(Alss) Fannie Benson, Columbia, Bra
Zoria county. Texas. 70
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SWEDt 25 years of age wen acquainted
with the city. wants position 10 drive
delivery wagon or any Kind Of honest
work Address 7SsQ, cnre Post. 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-18

WHAT p matss A sys ,a Sarsa.
family rcmcdyp
That's a question worth consider
ing. There is certain censorship
exercised in respect of family affairs
which endeavors to defend the home
life from dangers.
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WANTED Position as manager Of gin
or ginuer: 10 years experience, under
stand management and repairing OF
same. Address. Gin Manager, care Post.
Is
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AN IeNPEplENCE TEACHER with lhs
best OF credentials wishes to corr" 7pUu1
with trustees who want their schools
built up; salary s75. Address Teacher
al Prairie Plains. Grimes county, Texas.
N
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NEW garden and flower seed for sprinK
planting, from ID. Landreth a. Sons and
Peter Henderson A. Co. q. J. Koehler
Hp9 Congress avenue SO
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WANTED SITUATION. by hrst-clnss
working housekespor In hotel or private
family. city or country: Al references
Adde'S Iiousokccpnr. Luling. Texas,
caro- oi Johnston Hotel. 20
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Situation Wanted.

Wanted Employment by an honest, sober
ana industrious mum. aged ~: und"i,
s,nnds clcrking and cum sell goods, VIII
work for reasonable wages Address fssO,
care Post 10
EEGISTERFD DRUGGIST. ~ years OK
perionce, wants position do not use in
toxicnnts single. good recommendations.
Address. Phenol. care Post: Y
sTrUATfON wanted by good cook Ap-
ply TO l61, Caroline street. 10
SITUATION wanted by a good cook.
Cnll at 1905 Caroline street, corner Lee
land avenue. u
SITUATION wanted by a Swcdc mar
ried man: viii do any kind Of work Adj
dress August care Post u
a YOUNG MAN with good knowledge Of
tcegraphy desires experience In a rail-
way station Office; willing to pay for ex-
pcricnce. Address at once 1901 care Post
IS
WANTED Position as manager Of gin
or ginuer; 10 years experience; under
stand inansgemrn, and repalrng OF
same. Address. Gin Manager care Post
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SITUATION WANTED by a yonng color
ed man. such ms yard work or
any Kind OF work; good recommendation.
Addreas 1875. care Post. y
WANTED Situation by Danish girl 10
cook and do hous"work IN nice private
family. ADDRESS 1884, care Post. ~
DESIRED situation by young man IA
nm experienced typewriter on Renlng-
ton and e. acquiring short hand Address
at once 1883. care POST ls
a GOOD farm hand wishes n situation on
good farm Address 1853 care Post u
DKU GGIsT-G Graduate. thoroughly com
potent. age 90 seven years cxperlence
In 1.-Two stores and can furnish best ref
erences from present employer and
others. Address H. Brillinger. Cortland
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WANTED General. special, local agents
throughout Texna; superior llfo insnr-
Guco. aiffcrcnt. snfo, reliable. attract
I've; agent paid all of first money col
l'cte1 mp 20 amount Of commission. Is.
j.. Dyer Dallas, veXns Is
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ANTED-iood cook at corner Caroline
and HDnae aNnnle. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-18

a YOUNG MAN with good knowledge Of
tcIography desires experience in q rail-
way station office; willing to pay for ex-
ty
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SITUATION wanted by young man to
work IN the house. office. dry goods
store or attend 10 horse and buggy. Ad-
dress 7s,2. care Post -
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ANTED-Sitnatlon by n refined WIDOW
from the North ns housekcrpcr IN hotel
or wldowcr's family Can give best or
referoncos Address Mrs. Hazcltine,
Houston, Tcxag 70
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TTIHD WAND BAHUAINS-Nlx anu OIi'-
fourth blocks uDIrnproyed. close IN. $500
each, VIII sub-dyide 10 suit PURCHASER:
two new nvs room cottages on Lerland
avenue. 5000 each. 800 cash, balance 80
per month. two new Ave room COTTAGES
balance SO per month; ~ and " acre
tracts good FRAT and vegetable lana SIX
miles north OF city on graded roan Wv,
ti2 20 nrd 81 per ucre. call ON me " you
want 10 buy, sell, rent or exchange,
n. NJ. Norfiee,. Huichins House.
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WANTED SITUATION by IN expert
oncei registered druggist; has takon
course Al college OF pharmacy; satisfuc-
tory references furnished. Address r.
H. Gfahm. s. W. cor. Ninth and II. o.
STA. Galveston. TeAas. 20
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speeches, lectures essays. lit
erary and other addresses written by u.
II. l.oughery. briskill Hotel Bpiiding,
Austin, Texas. editor browns i1story,
Indian Wars and Pioneers OF Texas.
newspapers. etc; correspondence So
lclt.d 4-3J
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Zoo ACRES fne black loan farming
land for sale Jon railroad, six miles
south OF Victoria; produces balc OF
cotton per acre. creek running through
entire length Of land: shipping station
on land grass makes fine hay. lne place
for colony; health good; no swanps IL.
L. JordOn. Vlctoria Texas. 6-l3
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SITUATION wanted by Il Swcdc mar
ried man: will do any kind Of work Al
dress August, care POST u
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LApIES-We can save you money on
furniture: before purchasing elsewhere.
ham Furniture company. Main and
CnpltOl. VI
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A NEAT fvc-room cottage IN Xnls9 rau ~;
good nclghborhood: rents ior ~ ~
month. Also for sale 9r eacnams nvs
cottage. Apply to AL SoaAl n
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UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and
recovered cheaper than any other place
IN the city; save money by giving me a
Vic II
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WANTED situation by Danish girl 10
cook and do homework In nice private
family. Address 1854. care Post Is
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REAL ESTATE--A chance to buy a few
small tracts OF land suitable for u dairy
or garden. situatcd IN block u, \. NJ.
Williams survey, south side of Buffalo
bayou, Joining OAK Lawn addition, on
the north corner Address salician. 2Oy,
Waebipptnp al
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FOR prices oh mountain cedar post adj
dress j. ]. Campbell. Boneta Texas 81
FOX SAI.E-cheap, 10 horse power Otto
Gas engine, nrSt-class condition. Apply
20 il. A. Kiesner. sl3 and sl5 Commerce.
FOR SALE.-Ths finest shell for filling
yards. making driveways. sidewalks
etc, always to be had et Wilson Wood
mud Coal Yard. Phone 5l5. Il
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Hiaaaeial.

c0NFTbENl! ~ LoANNIs;,II, ~ s.n & sS
an srtlclee 9 yass "A sSdress ~
S S:i!: = :::'E;; I si ::::' :s I;
ME IT,. - kFlxN LOAN AND I{yk
4, AS; !: ;: !: /. I
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WANTED "A good skotch team TINT can
put on after pieces. also musicians, state
wages and what you can do: !usirrs and
nnNicra snY. your stamps. Address
Lock Box r., Eockdnlc. Texas. 23
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an experienced typewriter on Rcmlng-
ton. and Is acquiring short hand. Address
AT once lSs3 care Post Is
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SITUATION wanted by a good cook.
Cnll AT lt0j Caroline street, corner Lee
land avenue IL
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AK sIlycr-I,laiod Tea Spoons prosecuted
TO each 81 cash customer this, week AT
Houston CHINA Hall BOY Main street;
lamcs 4 Dmmhln. aEeMt ~
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fCE CRTAM-i nave opened business In
ic. cream for the season and Will bo
glad TO furnish YOU with Cream ut the
lowest rates: PARTIES wishing Cream VIII
find II to their advantage TO call up
phone 3Oa before going elsewhere;
Frank Vance. %
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Mason block; especial attention paid 70
r,dlments Of music. lessons at pupils
residences II desired: instruction TO be-
glnncrs also advanced stndents. u
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GEO. KOUSSELL-!IeIrs Of George Rous-
sell wanted, II you have information
which win lead 10 their discovery com
municutc wiki II. IL. Na5mer, Attorney,
Scnnlnn building. "
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

III a party majority should rule
in matters Of irreconcilable princi-
pie We suppose ell Democrats
would be bound to support any Re
publican or any Republican plat
form of the past if a majority votes
the one and nominates the otherf
Don't you see how that would kill
ont the Democratic party and rem
der Democratic principles entirely
impotent? 1t is the loyalty to
principle Of the independent think
ing and acting Democrats that
keeps alive Democratic principles
and by that means preserves the
vitality of the party. Were that
not the case the party would have
died long ago. Those Democrats
who refuse to support Bryan and
the Chicago platform do SO because
the latter are not in essential prin-
ciples Democratic. No majority
can vote our essential principles of
Democracy away from us, and es-
pecially will We not follow that
majority on a course that threatens
the very life of the nation.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

people came back to them, after
awhile, in all those eXcitements.
And when conscience again respond
ed tn the obligation of contracts, and
to the right of property; when the
reign of law and order was restored,
and the panics and distress they had
caused had passed away, there were
perhaps none who more regretted
the mistake made, and harm done,
by those alterations from principle,
than those who had been led into
them by temporary excitement, and
the zeal, or the feTvid oratOry, of I'M
wise politicians. Much more GER
tainly will sober thought come after
the present agitation which not only
seeks similar regulations, but, be
yOnd that, threatens (what we be-
liCvc will prove impossible for any
men to accomplish among an Anglo
Saxon peOple) To undermine law and
order, the right of property, the in
tcgrity and Independence of the
courts, and other fundamental prin-
ciples that lie at the foundation of
society and government.
Therefore, we appeal to all true
and patriotic Democrats of Ken
lucky not to go off with this new rev.
dictionary and undemOcratic move
ment, but to remain with us, i'm the
old and tried Democratic party; and
to attend and vote at the maSs-meet-
ings in their counties, on August 10,
in order that this dangerous aEita-
ton may be ended, and prosperity
be allowed to return. Let us so act
i'm the future years, when this tenn
porary wave of passion shall have
subsidized, as similar waves have sub
sided before, the old Democratic par
| ty, with its tried and traditional prin-
ciples, will still be in existence, COM
plctely organized; and tracing its
| title back, not through the repudia-
tiOnism, Populism and socialism of
the Chicago and st. Louis platforms,
but through true Democratic ma
| tiOnal platform, containing Demo
cratic principles, and none other.
GEORGE NJ. DAVE, of Louisville,
Chairman.
RICHARD #. TYLER, of Hickman
| First district.
JOHN f. LOCKETT, of Henderson
Second district.
WILBUR +. BROWDER, of Rus
seIIville, Third district.
JOHN ID. WICKLIFFE, of Bards.
town, Fourth district.
THOS. w. BULLITT, of Louisville
Fifth district.
r. II. ELLISTON, of WilliamstOwn
Sixth district.
JOHN II. SHELBY, of Lexington
Seventh district.
w. w. STEPHENSON, of Harrods-
burg, Eighth district.
TAVII NnpTJUTp of 4 nnisa Niutl
district.
NELSON III. TRIMBLE, of Mount
Sterling, Tenth district.
J. NJ. UNTHANK, of Pineville
Eleventh district.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13
CORRESPONDENCE.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
SharpSburg.

James Judy, of Millersburg,
spent Sunday here.
Sam Templeman, of Moorefeld,
was here on Tuesday last.
Morton Harper, of Prickly Ash,
was here on Tuesday last.
DR.. Simrall, of Mt. Sterling, was
here on Monday last professionally.
Jamie Rogers, of Mt. Sterling,
was here on Thursday last on bus
mess.
]. W. and S. C.. Allen returned
Monday from a visit at Olympian
Springs.
Willie Bryant, of Judy, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends
near town.
John Peters was attending the
tobacco sales at Cincinnati several
days last week.
Miss Kate Winston, Of Washing
ton, d. c., is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. f. S. Allen.
John English and wife, of Som
erset, were visiting relatives at
Bethel on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. F. Browning and daugh-
ter Blanche visited relatives in Mt.
Sterling on Thursday.
Misses Lucy Allen and Bessie
Purnell, of Millersburg, are the
charming guests of Miss Rosa Dee
Allen this week.
C. F. Browning was in Mt. Ster-
ling on Monday last In the interest
of the Kitchen Cabinet, having
traded for the right of Montgom-
cry Co.
J. NJ. Brown and wife, son Paul
and little daughter Mary; s. t.
Howard, wife and daughter, Miss
Lena, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. S. Trumbo, of Bethel, on
Wednesday.
Misses Elwood Scobee, of Mont
gomery Co., and Katherine Darna-
by, of Lexington, were the pleas
ant guests of Miss Lena Howard
Saturday and Sunday and attend
ed church at Union on Sunday. ~
I During the rain and electric
storm here on Thursday the barn
of C.. W. Frazer, nearRlum Lick,
was struck by lightning, killing an
old gentleman by the name of May,
and severely injuring his son, wing
will recover n
Owe are sorry to report that
fTuesday night about 10 O'Clock the
stock barn of j. L. Ware about two
miles east of town was destroyed
by fire, with about 200 bus. wheat,
100 bbls. corn, farming implements,
about 8 acres of oats, wagon, har-
ness, etc. loss about $4,000; no in
sQrance; origin of fire unknown.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

To show what free, unlimited
and independent coinage of silver
does for the value of silver dollar
in Mexico, whose dollars contain
more pure silver than United States
dollars, a person goes into store
in that nation and buys a dollars
worth of goods, hands u. S. silver
dollar in payment and receives a
Mexican silver dollar in change,
thus getting a dollars worth of
goods and a dollars worth of silver
for one American silver dollar.
That's the value the present gold
standard gives to our silver dollars.
In the light of that state of affairs,
isn't the gold standard too good a
thing to vote away? We advise
you TO not vote it away, and tell
you sincerely, that your best inter
est, be you day laborer, farmer,
clerk, merchant, or what not, is to
vote against Bryan and Sewall, and
any Congressional candidate who
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

mentioned in the foregoing, farm
crs who are in debt will not be ben
Gifted by silver law, because a
tifty-cent dollar will be as hard or
harder to earn than n 100-ccnt dol
lar, and they can't pay debts with
iifty-cent dollars until they secure
them. Money will not then be rs
plentiful because local capital will
be in effect halved or even more
reduced, because the harder times
will bring loss by failures to all
our local capitalists. Nor will in
tcrcst be lower; instead, interest
will he higher, because six and
eight per cent. interest now will be
equivalent to - and l6 per cent.
then, and all business will be So
disturbed that those who have
money will be mighty careful how
they lend it, bearing in mind their
/ losses.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-08-13

Miss Lizzie Alexander, sister
and brother, of Hilltop, visited
friends here, returning home Mon
day.
Miss Ella Graham Newman, of
Grange City, has been the pleasant
guest of relatives here the past
week.
Revs. Hill and Ramey, of Will
more, came down Friday to con-
duet a series of meetings at Eden's
Chapel.
Frank W. Halves, wife and two
boys returned home to Augusv
KY, Saturday, after a visit to >fhe-
latter's father, o. b. Denton.
Prof. A. d. Keith returned last
week from a visit in Harrison
county. His sister, Miss Florence
Bradford, accompanied him home.
Isaac Walton and Miss Ida Coop
or, of Rowan county, we're married
Wednesday, Aug. 5, at the latter's
fathers, near MOrehead. May their
welded life be sincere honey
moon of many-years' duration.
There was quite a number of
grand and great-grandchildren at
Jas. Newman's last Tuesday to eel
citrate his S5th birthday. There
are siXty-one persons connected
with the family, 81 being at the re-
union. After enjoying a bounti-
full dinner the group was photo
graphed. The families that repre-
sent the reunion were as follows:
Simpson and Minor Newman and
families and Mrs. and Mr.. j. L.
Eden, of Grange City; these being
the only living out of 10 children;
r. R.Walton and family, of Grange
City; Jno. Call and family, living
at the old homestead, where the
gathering was held, near Sunset;
o. B. Denton and family, and III. A.
Day, wife and child, of Hillsboro !;
Mrs. F. w. Halves and two boys, of
Augusta, KY; Lemuel Denton, of
Lexington; d. ID. Vanlandingham
and boys, of Bath county; and
James p. Brown, of Grange City.
At the close of the evening his
granddaughter sang "Till we meet
again" and Uncle Jim babe them
goodbye.