davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Gus Sapaii.
wSan mpebte eprt bic Mnneripn ees TFiniatmrs
Snfsireid5s Ju elmer Gampasuefrase In seH |
Scr. Stddten gemadjt febcH.

Der. Staaten semad,t frben.
Gan Sran3tsco, o, 6. Sult. -
Nu9ri9ten, Die Bis gum %. SUM- reiz
9en, iinb aus 9onolulu nit oem
9ampfer vGitp of gstins" eingetrofz
fen uno lauten, pie folet: rWtc&tnz
lens Domination bat in Die fer Stuot
feline lleberrai9ung 6erDorgerufen.
SbI9pn er Der 8dter elmer Bin lit,
Die Dem 2unos in commer3ieller Sim
fi6t nadtbeiltg mar, glaubt man bod
ni6t, buB 9sgen bic RepubIif BON 9az
mali feinolt9 geiinnt lit, piele 2euN
neigen ipgur Dem 9lauben gu, oab
~er 2lnneration begiinitigt. Die auf
9utpuii be5ugnebmenoe 9lante Der re-
publitaniI6en 9luttform gsfGQt ben
ameritanii9en 8eipo6nern oes Qanoes
teinespegs. 8isle gLauben, Die 4nz
neratton iolte 81 elmer Der @ampagnez
Sragsn gema6t perbsn. Der nWbz
pertiier" tit inoefen bDffnungspou H.
f6rei6t Die fir Die Champagne oor=
ge5eidnete uuspGrtige qolitit pirO in
oieIem 2anbe bantbure @nertennung
finoen. Sic lit fattiI6 cine 9enebz
migung Der 9omtniitration bes YrGz
fioenten Surrilon uno beutet, oAne Die
Qnnerationsfruse gu elmer biretten
Parteifrage gu MAIDEN, ben Grfolg Der
Sepegung I'm nGberen 4ni6IuB an.
Der Star" i4reibt: IS f6etnt,
buB bic 8epublitaner BON Der ueberz
5eugung geleitet puren, ouB Ous Imez
ritanertbum uuf Saipuii bic Sber6unb
bat Dab bieie SnieIn Elm 9sgleiter Der
Der. Staaten itnb ober bon osriel6en
Ration 6eppbnt finb. Don bisfem 9ez
it4tspuntt ausge6eno, fugt bic repubz
litanif4e partei, oab oasjenige, mas
ben betoen 3epubliten gum Seile gez
rei6t, bon Der 9artei Wfc8inlep's,
9drrifon's uno 8luins's uno Der an
oeren grpBen Mdnner, bic ibre 5iibrer
uno Rat6geber paren, our gemeinz
i4uftliaen Sa9e gema9t tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Gin 9eiImittei fur aue
5ni,tmter Complaints

Gin bnIbr 9b,tI6ff.I Don R.oop RtIisf in ein.m
balbool,u glas gBIf.r, tult0trbolt 70 oft aIs Der
StubIgauo Dor fb o,bt, uHO Gin nit Rtuop 8tlti
ottrdnttts Stud i}Ianu,u Hbn ben Rautn unp un'
t,rl,iS o,l,ot, Osibait iOfOrtio. Grti5t,rung uns
b,pirtt baLoiot 6,ilune.
Suntrli3 - Gin babr Sbt,l6ffel bon in einen
6aIb pollen Gla5 g8aN,r bttttiet in tDtnigtn Wiuus
ten ardmpf,. edtpinOtIanida,, lauren Dlaosn, Raus
f,a, Grbr,bsn. SOObrsnn,u. @tro0ftdt, SdLafIOFgs
t.it. RiQrdHs, Sldbunstu uHO an. inn.r.u 9.'
iaD.roH.
Gs si,bt itin 6ciImitt,l in Der D;lt, ods Gt,sr
.zs @.aitIfi,bsr unO uqe ouosr,n mulariib,n, bi.
IiSitH un0 onitis,n Gitbtr 70 RAID btiIt mi. os
Das's ReaOp R ,Iitf I'M Berlin NIT s'
nup's 9iGlsu.
9rss SOC. prs GIaid,. - 81 baben bti alien H1o'
t5.irn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Sett 1T CT etn beriibmtcr damn

YOrts smout9, O., 6. Suli. =
2atprence Dom Mc&inneb, Der am q.
Sum- feline 2ei6snfsier ii6er ii9 erge=
6en lieB, bat eine Offerte bon $1OO pro
Do6e bon einsm @bicugoer Muieum
erbaIten uno piro biefelbe fir mebrere
Mp9en lang ipenigitens annebmen.
gr 6at 9eiteGungen fir eine tpeitsre
9urtie photographer segeben, bic er
uls Qntlporten auf gemadte 9siratbsz
@ntrdge ienoen piro, Die in Der lsbtez
rem 3eit 10 bdufig Bel inn eingelaufen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07

na9 GI6icugo gu gsben, unb beniihs
mid audi ni4t peri0nIid I'm bic 4lp>
minatipn. Sd iiberlaiIe Die @ab-
rung meiner 9tniprii9e msinsn 6res
ben, auf ,0eren 5G6igteit unb Srsus y
feites 8ertrauen beQe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07

Syn einem 0orfe in Der Propin5
9(poforona funo geitern cine 8erIumm=
luna DON Seputirten uno 6iiArern Der
Gretuner Itutt, bic ii6 pur6 Gto perz
pfli6teten, Den &dmpf nift e4er aut@
3uaeben, ais Bis Der Sniel Iutpnpmle
3ugeIitert poer lie BON 8rie4enluno
anne tirt. miro.
Die G6efabrcn Der eretantidbenSraee.
8erIin, 6. Suli. - Sas oeutihe
QuspGrt;gs Qlmt fd9rt fort, Den 9ang
Der grsigniiIe auf grsta nit geipdnnter
Qlufmeuf I1mt:it gu iibepipa9eH. Sbz
glei6 bic meiIten Winiiter tuu5e Grbos
lunasreiien dngstreten bdben, 10 tDnnen
lie oenno9 iGmmtli9 binnen "a Stunt
Den bier perI1mmelt lem. Sin Dem
&an5ler 6obenIo3e naheIte6enoer Be
umter Iagte 6eute, Der Srieoe @uropa's,
apenn nicht Der gan3en WeIt, 6dnge oon
Der WdBigung Der Siirtei er3pungen
roer frsilpilIiq. in OitIer SOntroOerIc
'. rSm Sale Die Pforte 8rie4ens
Iarb angrsift," iaatezbisisr 8eamte, 10
lpiro RuBIanb IOfort Den 8rieAen 3u
9Ulfs ELLEN, ipd6r'no Gnglano ii6 beeis
len piro, feline SntereiIen 5u i4iiBen.
"a uIsoann audi Die SntereIIen DETER
rsidb's in 8efabr f6peben, 10 piro Der
Orei6uno bireft inpoloirt. g}iemano
tlnn ppruu5iagsn, mas unter iolt?n
llmItGnoen bu5 ReIultdt iein tpiro."
Sic Soften Der SmSan q rpcoitton.
60 D II, 6. Suli. - 2oro 8eorge
S1milton (GonIerDdtiper), sbenaliger
erIter 2oro Der 2lomirulitdt, beu1ltrdgte
beute i'm llnterbduIe, Dab Die Soften oe5
l1nter9uIts fir Die o7tinoiI6en 5rupz
pen, !peI6e nab Suatim gei6ift purz
ben, um bort an IStelle Der in Die Suz
oanzSrpeoition eingereibten 8lrniIon
gu treten, aus Der Staut5taiIe fir SSnz
oien 6e5ablt tpuroen. i0a5 9aus nu6m
Den 2lntrug na6 ldnger Debate nit
252 Qeqsn 106 Stimmen an. S6ne
53tpsifeI 1pirO bieie Mubndbme, tpel6e
pie oItinoiI6e Rsgierung 5pingt, eineu
She'll Osr8oitsn Der SuounzGrpeoitiOn
81 tragsn, groBe un5ufrieoen6eit in
sSnbisn tpu6rufen. n9imes," Stan
6aro," pisle llnioniitenblGtter uno
TGmmtliae liberaIe 3situngen opponiz
rsn Der Regierung in OieIer Qn9eIe9enz
belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Gs TT bon grOBter @idtisfeit,
Dab icoe NamiIie etncn
0orratb bon
&abnaD'S &eaOB &eliet

f,ts i'm 6aufs babe. Su S,I5aub stHdbtu fDiro
f& bsipdbrtu b,i au,n GdutH poH ebmtritH obtr
2rarib,it Gs aitbt Rhts in Der Dtlt has 10 raid
SbmrItH Iinotrt obtr 70 RAID ntn JOrtibrIti tin,r
Rrantbtt bsmmt nj, Oos Rtaon R,Iitf. 9si
Ropfneb lob Rroufbtit obtr HttS6sD 3dbuibmultu
Rturllst, RbMmatlsmus, Gumbas0. Sdm,rln
oor Sbnd5t i'm RuttH, RddQrot ootr In ben Rit=
rem. S9mrr.,n Der 9tbtr, 4HibDtI,n Der 9li,s
Der unb Sd,m,rjtu aG,r 4rttn pro Die 4nrDtnouns
hon abDap's s Rtoop Rtlitf iOfOrti5'
grIddtsruug S,ribaff,H uub isin fOrto,isttT &c
srou& m.brtrt lass lang oau.tnot StiIuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Die abeeorometcn,pabl in Selstem.

8riifiel, 6. Suli. - 8sri4te
aus Den 9iitritten. in pelaen geitern
Q69epronete erlpd9lt tpuroen, uno Die
gu erparterben Reiultute in oenieniz
gen 9iitriftsn, in tpelhen Sti6pu6z
len ftattFinben miiIIen, Oeuten an, ouB
feline ips'entli6e 8erGnoerung in Der
StGrte Der 9arteien in Der 8ummer
Itattfinoen niro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
gelofeuonmgen

WaA aHen SheiIes Vuropa'S bsi0rst prompt uzs
Stnts biz
eypsstftsa ses sSeuttAea Gorrsfp seuten,s
6.~D.sets HsIttssrssStx. Has Oifisesns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Com YauPS Gnfel.

2onbon 6. Suli. - lieutenant
@Goff bon Srunsoaal, Der @ntel bes
SranspaaI prGiioentsn 8riiger, uno
bes 2eBteren gaeffe iinb 5ufammen bier
anlpeieno urb feben iid Qonbon uno
befen llmgebung an. Die beiDen jun
gen 8osren feBen bic GngIdn0er ni9t
tpenig in Staunen, ba lie our6aus
ni6t Der bier lanoldufigen 8oritequng,
buB Die 8Osren t0lpeI6aft uno itupio
iino, entipreden. Die beiben iungeE
2eute iino nidt rur GuBerli9 ppn re-
prdientabIer @ri6einung, feds SUB
9rob uno id0n geipaaien, ionbern iie
3eigen au4 beoeutenoe SntelIigen3 II.
beItben bur9aus tpeltmGnniI6e sra
nieren, berbunoen nit gutter 8iloung.
8eioe fpre4en geldufig engliIh, fpenn
aud nit eiaent6iimli6ein Qlccent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Gin Grobeben.
Sroke Aufrestns auf Gppern.
Dee aaFrttareticnoe stanIep tn frttts
fd1em Suitanoe.

SroAe Gbrs fir bic 0amen Ter Soffoner Mrs
tineriiien." - Der 3weibuns unn Der 1rsi'
bnue.- 6sirr nes uierten SuIi in 0tnesis.
-com pamVs GnfcI rpirr ia Gn9lane bc'
rpunnsrt. - seac,meben ees Ritt's in eas
RranspaaI. - Sraififde SdiIeeruns Der
Snifinsc auf Der SnfeI Greta. - Die sSab'
len in ScI3isn Iafien sic 3uiammenicsuns
Ter Sammtr unperdurert.
Con ituntinopel, 6. Suli. -
9ter etngetroffene Na6ri6tsa oon Gpz
perm er9sben, odB iene Sniel pOr n,tbz
rsren 9eftiBen @rbbebanIt0Ben 6eimges
iu9t ipptoan 1T. Die 9epobner Der
Stdote 2impfal uHo 2urndca IinD aus
i3ren 9duiern entfIpben uno le6en auF
Den 6eloern, ND lie 3eIte auTgeI6ldgen
baben.
StanIep lit fritiid1cm SuItanoe.
2onDon, 6. SuIi. - Der befannz
te 4frttafori9er 9enrp M. Stunlep,
Parlamentsmitglieo fir 2umbert, Def
ieit mebreren Wo6en an Der @aItritis
oarnteoer leigt, erlitt pd6reno Der per-
gungenen Raat einen Giidfuq uno be-
ftHoet ii3 jeBt in tritiI6em 3uitanOe.
stu6 9as nph:
2pn b on, 6. oSuli. - Die 9dmen,
tpeI6e Die 8oitoner nQncisnt ano Soz
norable QrtillerD Comp" auf ibrer
SpriBtour nad) gngluno begIeiten,
lDeroen nGaIten SSreitag i'm yMarlboz
rou9b&9ouis" Der 9rin3sIiin pon @az
les porgeitelt uno oirfen ibr bic 9ano
tiiHen.
3tueibunoS 0erhd)te aus 1artS.
Buris, 6. SuIi. - GB gilt bier
jeBt als gelpiB, oaB gelegentlih Der
G5arentrDnung in MOstuu Elm fprz
meller 9iinoniboertrag 3lpiIden Rub=
lamb uno 6rantreih ab9si9lofsn NOR
Den lit uno Dab Elm Durduf be3iiqIi=
DIES pprldufiges biplomatiI6ss Ootuz
ment am 81. Wai B. s. unter3eihnst
puroe. BIS gu ienem 3eitpuntt bat=
ten Die 6eioen &abinette nur 9epeihen
gelpe6ielt, tporin lie ii6 iiber oas Sp=
item bes Sbercommanbps unb Der gez
meinIamen 2lftion i'm San zines 8ries
ges perItdn0igten, ieoph mar nod tsiz
ne @inigung ii6er Die 8orbebingungen
elmer iolf} gemeinfamen 2lttion err
5ielt iporoen. gia9 Der 9ereinbarung
bonn 27. Wfai garantiren beioe Md6te
fih gegenIeitig ibren 8eiitdno uno
miiiIen eindnDer BEL einem Nndriff eli
ner frem0en Wadft unteritiiBen, be-
baIten ii9 aber 9lttionsfreibeit Dor,
falIs elmer Der beioen Sbeile einen On
griff auf cine unbere Ma9t unterz
nimmt. Die Ratifi5irung bieies Ser
TRACES our9 ben G5aren einerisits unb
ben Prdiibenten BON Srantrei6, Srn.
6aure, anbererIsits tann ieoo9 erit
erfplgen, na9oem berIelbe gemGb ben
8eitimmungen Der fron50iiI6en Gon=
ftitution bDn Dem Parliament oistutirt
uno genebmigt iporben 1T. Somie
bleiben Die nG6eren 8eI eItimmungen oes
8ertrages 'oorlGufig nod gebeim.
Die sterne ,tno Stretfen TIT 0eneote.
8enebig, 6. Suli. - gu @6ren
Der i'm 6ieiigen Sufen Iiegenben omsz
ritaniI9en &rie9sI4iffe batten ale i'm
ct. Marco anternoen 5u6r3euge IeBz
ten Samita9 5laggenIdmut angelegt.
9us ttdlienii6e 0epef4en6oot r8aliz
leo" CAB einen Sulut BON q S6uHen
ab. Der Ser. Staatenz&onIul 6p.
u. Sobnion bate anldBli4 bes Suz
ges Die bieiige ameritaniI4e &olonie
81 9uite geluoen.
c,,,, 0S~,,yS acopnF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07

Cont b on, 6. Suli. = Die 0amen,
ipeI6e Die Soitoner nQncisnt ano go
norable glrtilIerp Comp" auf ibrer
SpriBtour na3 @ngluno begIeiten,
lperoen ndditen 6reitag i'm rMorlboz
rou9b>Souie" Der 9rin3eIIin Don @a=
les oorgeitsut uno Oiirfen i9r bic ounO
fiiHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Der 9eut|ds Gorreitoaosat.

TdaIih, r6ftntItd unb Gonntdes,
.. 0aiae, Gisentbnmer uno NssaSfeus
(9aa6foIssI orn s. siains).
0n,p,HsQde PaltimoI,sS Strose unb Boi-OfNee- e-as..
Tr,ts b,s iaaIinen BIaffeS, surd Trde.r b,forst.
f2N dts; tdaIid,e unb epnnta a. Nue gabr 15
Gents prO Wofe sabbar on bic cas SIatt btorseHbsr
Hrde,r.-9aaIif ntbf 1onmta ss.@usaabe unt,r
FOrfo. $3.50 pro Sabf, fur thIStr.
NH Sountas s6latt. poriSirti NIT absus tlr SIuts,
"a. so pro Sdbr, nar irs,ro siHtm Srtt oes SniaI'
bes, 81 nah europa. Gonuia O. sMuss sabe 81
sro Sahr.-Oas bette uno btUtsGe ocutf6s BLess
IN Ger Qiittsls une GlbhaGIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Ste Suifamoe ai,i 6reta.

Qt6en, 6. Suli. - g2euere Na6z
ridten aug Greta iteGlen bic bortigen
3uItGnbe als aller 8ei6rei6ung ipotz
teno bar. 8Iuttge &GmpFe 8ipiIben
Surten uno Gretanern fino an Der Suz
gesorbnung, uno Die @riteren lpiitben
ii6eraq, no iie bic S6er6unO 6aben,
nit beifpieQpIer 9rauidmteit. Sig
naIfeuer Isu6ten bic 0a6t BON alien
Bergen. Glf Srtfdaften i'm @anea>
9iitritt itno BON t6ren Ginpobnern
pOqig oerlafen unb bieie 6aben iid in
bic 8erge geflI6tet. Die bon ben tiirz
tiihen 3ruppen bet i6ren Ruub5iigen
gsma4te 8eute ipirb mittelIt Dam
pier nua GaHea sebrudt uno bort Dfz
fentli4 pertauft, lporauf bic &du6er
ii6 in ben GrI0s tbsilen. sSn einem
BON Guneu aus an bic r8oiTII6e 3eiz
tung" in Berlin gelangten S6rei6en
6eibt IS unter Qnberem: rDir leben
bier in DolItGnoigsm &riegs5uftunbe.
ueberau 1T Die 3ebeQton ausge5rp4sn
unO bic pom 2anoe in bic Stdots gez
fli9teten tiirtii6en 6amilien erh0bsn
ipeientli9 bic @efabr fir bic G6riIten.
gei Dem Sample, in pelaem Der &uz
ipafe bss ruIiiiben &Oniulat5 in Gaz
nea getDotet tpur0e, trugen Diele Gbri=
item, Die gu ieinem 8eiitdnoe ber6eieilz
ten, i6pere 8erleBungen bapon, unD
oieien We6rloien I6nitten bic tiirtiz
ihen SoIoaten bic S0pfe ab, tpeI6e lie
Ipdter als Srop9den an bic StaDtz
t6ore auf6ingen. Dies mar bus Sig
nal 81 einem algemeinen MuiIacre.
Die G6riiten 3ogen ii4 in lire 9duier
3uriid uno feuerten pon bort aus auf
Solbaten uno Siirfer. Qebtere BRAN
gen in bisle 9duier elm uno f0pften al
Ie SnIuFen DerIel6en. Der Wlilitdrz
GommunOant ergriff 5par iofort
Mabregeln, I'M bem Sample Gin6alt
3u t6un, aber bic MaTen parsn Bis
gum Wa6niinn erregt, uno 10 oauerte
Die MeBelei in Deri4ieOenen StraBen
me6rere Sage lang fort. Die SoGten
tpuroen gla6ts mittelit &urren auz
Berfalb Der Staot gebra6t uno bort
beerbigt. Die Nu9ri9t BON Dem MaIz
iacre bate nur CUR 6olge, DAB ii4 audi
an anoeren Ortsn glei4e @reuelIce=
nen dbfpielten, fpo6ei Ipe0sr Otter, nod
8eI6leht DON teinsr Seite peri3ont
purbe. 8iele un6eerbigte 2eihen ipur=
ben BON lpilbsn Sunoen 8erfrefen ober
blieben liegen, Bis i9rs 9erpeiung bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07

Ior. GluDton ponUlablma nominirte
ourauf ben Senutor Daniel pon 8irgi=
rien gum prpoiIorii6en 8orfiBer, tpG6z
rsno Grz8icegouDerneur S9eeban BON
NslpzYort Den Senator Odpio 9. 6ia
fir oiaIen Ppitsn Dori9lug. 9as 9Rez
Iultlt Der QbItimmuHg mar: 9in 27,
Daniel % Simmer. 6r. S6omus,
Mtbglie5 fir Golorabo, bsna6riatigte
barauf bas Gornits, bab Elm MinOriz
tdts6sri9r i'm GpnDent eineereiht Derz
Den ipiiros, ipsl9er bic grpdbIung oes
Senators Oaniel gum prooiiorii6en
@oriiber empfieblt. I'm $40 oertugts
fi9 ous Gomite ibis mprgen.
8erutbunaen Der Oeleg o.
tionen.-gine gpnferen5
Der SiIberleute.
50 5iemlih ole StaatsbsIesationsn
bieIten beute Sibunsen, um ii9 be5iig=
lid ibrer 9ultung i'm gonpeut gu Derz
einbarsn. Die Wiiipuri'sr Delegation
lit 10 feit BON Der Domination 8lanD's
ii6srasust, Pab lie in ihrem gautus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07
Stanley lit fritisdem 3uitanoe.

2onb 0 n, 6. SuIi. - Der befdnnz
te 2lfritafori6er 9enrp W}. Stanlep,
9arlamentsmitglieo fir 2umbert, Der
ieit mebreren Wo6en an Der @aItriti5
oarnieoer leigt, erlitt pG6reno Der per-
gungenen Raat einen HUffaq unb be-
fin0et ii4 jeBt in trttii6em 3uitanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-07

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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-12-17

The Commercial Tribune's an
nouncement that the Court of Ap-
peals would grant Scott jackson a
new trial was bad guess. The
decision is that he must be hanged
according to sentence. Sympa-
thetic women provide Jackson and
Walling with an abundance of bou-
quets.
A warm old political time is in
prospect in Fayette county and
Lexington over the county and mu-
cicipal offices. A combination be-
tween the Republicans and sound
money Democrats is expected to
fight the silver Democrats, or rath-
to be fought by the latter, for if
the combine is perfect it will be in
the majority.
-Tyndale Palmer is suing among
many other newspaper publishing
concerns, the Louisville Press Co.,
proprietors of the Commercial, for
$50, 900 damages for publishing a
United Press dispatch alleging a
big theft on Palmer's part. The
defendants admit that the charge
wasn't true, but they had no means
of learning the truth about the
charge when it was published. The
suit is interesting to all publishers
as it will define the responsibility
of the news companies and pub
fishers as to dispatches.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-12-17
TwIcE.A.wEeK c0URIER.IoURNAI.

Beginning the first of the new
year, the Weekly Courier-Journal
of Louisville, Ky, will be changed
to the Twice-a-week Courier-Jour.
nal. 1t will be published Wednes-
day and Saturday mornings. The
paper will be six pages, or twelve
pages a week, instead of ten pages
weekly, as at present, an increase
of S32 columns of matter during
the year. The Wednesday issue
will be devoted exclusively to news
and politics, while the Saturday is
sue will be strictly a family paper
filled with stories, miscellany,
pictures, poetry, sketches, etc. The
politics of the paper will not be
changed, and the battle for pure
Democracy and true Democratic
principles will be continued sue
cessfully in the future as in the
past. In spite of the expense in
volved in the improvements noted,
the price of the Twice-a-week Cou-
rier-Journal will remain the same,
one dollar a year, with liberal in
ducements to agents or old sub
scribers who send in new ones. A
feature during the coming year
will be the editorials of Mr.. Henry
Watterson on political and other
topics of the day.
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Look out for Xmas goods at Daw-
con Il Byron's, successors to ID. & N

CoURr DAY.-Monday was show
cry and the mud made it disagree
able on the streets.
But little stock was offered on
the market. Anything in the line
of good cattle sold high. Many
more than were offered could have
been sold. What few hogs were
offered brought s2.75 to 50. There
was a good inquiry for mules at
advanced prices. A party was
here trying to buy a carload OF
saddle horses for the Southern
market, with what success wasn't
learned, as it was too disagreeable
to tramp around in the mud and
rain to inquire.
j. B. Goodpaster sold for Mrs
Fannie Goodpaster seven yearlinl
mules at $3s.05, one 2-year-old al
$3.50, two at $4s, one at $57, and
one at $71.25.
The trade with the merchant:
was not up TO the average. How
ever, the merchants that advertis,
report the best business.
Money seemed to be plentiful
Any one that Is solvent or car
make a good note can get all tb'
money he can use.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-12-17

MAKES FARMING PAY.-0n Mon
day Jacob Warner bought of Sid
hney Hart, J. X. and w. j. Shrout
the l79-acre tract of land known as
the lower Mat Mcdonald farm, ly-
ing on Slate Creek above Bascom's
mill, paying for it 81, 740.50, one half
cash, the balance in six months,
possession given the first of March.
For many years Mr.. Warner has
been adding by purchase to his
home farm until now he has very
large body of fine bottom and graz
ing land, all lying conveniently and
compsctly, close to his home and
close to town. He is splendidly
situated for prosperous farming
and for enjoying life. SAnd he and
his estimable family do enjoy life
TO the fullest. At the same time
he sccumulates a large surplus ev-
cry year to add to his broad acres
by purchase of contiguous farms.
Mr.. Warmers success is an affirma-
tive answer to the question Docs
farming pay?" 4
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p. Faris, of
Poplar Plains, visited at George f.
Tribou's Sunday and Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p. Faris, OF
Poplar Plains, visited at George f.
Tribou's Sunday and Monday.
George A. Peed, f. II. Goodpas.
ter and j. NJ. Richart are on the
Louisville tobacco breaks this week
DIR. and Mrs. w. G. Nesbitt, OF
Mt. Sterling, were here Wednesday
and Thursday of last week visiting
relatives.
Misses Josie Conyers and Elan
Estill, of near Wyoming, were
guests of r. 5. Estill and wife, the
past week.
Mrs. VIM. f. Richards and son,
James Morrow, of Georgetown, ar
rived Tuesday on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Richart.
Mrs. Matte Ingram, who taught
the late session of school at He'd
rick's, left this week for her home
at Emporia, Kansas.
Mrs. J. d. Noel, of Mt. Sterling,
and John Hamilton and Miss Kern,
of Covington, were registered at
the Owings House, Saturday.
Mrs. r. f. Richart, Of Saline Co.,
Mo-, and sister, Mrs Bette Burns,
Of Winchester, came last Thursday
to Welt Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Richart
and other relatives.
VIM. Peed and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon
johnson, Of Grassy Lick, were
guests of Geo. A. Peed Sunday and
Monday. Mrs. johnson was for
merly Miss Emma Peed.
VIM. Zimmerman, of PricklyAsh,
Jeff last Thursday for Missouri, to
look out a location for a home. He
will return or send for his family
when he secures a place.EWill is a
good man and we regret to lose his
citizenship. =
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-12-17

as compiled from the reports of the
County Assessors are Corn, 2,473,-
321 acres, producing 6j,550,093
bushels. Wheat, 100, ,O61 acres. pro-
duoing 1O,4iI,S SOC bushels. OF oats
there was produced 4,O25, ,614 bush
els. Tobacco, 29S.6l4 acres, pro-
duced 229,972,4s2 pounds. Hay,
4O9,S30 acres produced 924,9S2
tons. The total for the Hemp crop
is S,S40,7l7 pounds. There were
also produced 99,O67 bushels of
Barley, 272,257 bushels of grass
and clover seed.
The publication of monthly crop
reports will close with this issue
until the opening of the growing
season next spring.
desire to express my thanks
and the obligation of the Bureau
to the correspondents throughout
the State and to solicit their fur
ther valuable services when the
work is resumed.
LUCAS MOORE.
Commissioner of Agriculture.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-12-17
PERSONAL.

Miss Pearl Goodpaster and broth
er, Of Judy, spent Sunday with
their relatives here.
VIM. Moore, of Roe's Run, has
returned from a visit to Louisville
and Franklin county.
Drs. Aitkin and Carr, of Flem-
ingsburg, we're here the past week
on professional business.
Charles Armstrong and Johr
McIlvaine, of Flemingsburg, at
tended Court here Monday.
Brutus Burbridge returned HON,
last Thursday, from several months
travel in the South and West.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-12-17

Cor THE NoMINATIoN.- Our friend
Lee n. Hull, of Sherburne, got the
Democratic nomination for Flem-
ing Go. Supt. of Schools. He had
two competitors and lacked onl Y
six votes of getting as many as both
of his rivals.Mr. Hull is an energet-
lie business man, besides being
properly educated and accomplish
ed for the office. Ills wife was the
widow of Thomas Hoon and is a
daughter of our old friend Squire
Overley, of Sherburne. Mr.. Hulrs
host of Bath county friends will
pull hard for his success at the
polls next November. \