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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-03

In restaurants where wine or beer is
given away with meals the retail liquor
dealers tax of $25 is imposed. Every per-
son liable to special tax upon commenc-
ing business and again at the beginning of
each special-tax year must file with the
collector or deputy collector sworn re-
turn on this form, and pay to the Col
lector of Internal Revenue the amount of
the tax. For failure to make the return
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue is
required by law to assess a penalty of so
per cent of the amount of the tax. The
failure to procure special-tax stamp also
renders the delinquent liable to criminal
prosecution.
AT the end of the chirty days allowed
the special taxpayers in which to make
their returns, Collector Welburn, through
his deputies, makes a canvass of every
house and store in his district. In this
way the Government comes very near get
ting every cent due. Those who have at
tempted to beat the law, and there are
always few, are shown little or no con-
sideration. They must pay the so per cent
fine, as already told, and in addition run
the risk OF criminal prosecution. Chief
Deputy Loup says. however, that under
Mr.. Welburn the number of people who
endeavor 10 evade taxation is growing less
each year.
1t is expected that about $405, 900 will be
collected this year. OF this forty rectifi-
ers, who turn out more than 500 barrels
annually, pay $4,000, while the 100 who
keep under 500 barrels escape with taxa
ton of ,000 The heaviest special tax
imposed by law Is on manufacturers of
oleomargarine. There is not at the pres
ent time. however, a single factory in
operation in the State
It is not generally known that special
tax stamps are not transferable from one
dealer to another. When new member
is added to q firm paying special tax new
stamp is required. When two persons,
each holding 4 stamp for business, form a
partnership the firm must pay special tax.
In addition to-the special-tax PAYERS
now crowding to Internal Revenue Office
there are scores of cigar manufacturers
filing new bonds. Collector Welburn made
a ruling some weeks ago that no more
stamps would be issued after July unless
bonds were filed,
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-03
What It Costs Dealers to Sell
Wine, Beer and Whisky to
the Public.
RIGHTS OF REsTAURATEURs.
Not Permitted by the Government to
Give Away Any Kind of Liquor
TO Customers.

Hundreds of special taxpayers crowded
the office of the Internal Revenue Col
lector yesterday. There are thousands
yet to come, so it is probable that the next
thirty days will witness a continual stream
OF men and women anxious to pour the
golden shekels into Uncle Sans de-
pleted treasury. In consequence of this
heavy rush, Collector Welburn and Chief
Deputy Loup are up to their necks in busi-
ness.
For the fiscal year ending July 1, 1895,
there were enrolled on the revenue books
OF this City 10000 special taxpayers. 1t is
thought that these figures will be swelled
at least 500 when the books are closed
July 81. Of the number already recorded,
300 are retail and 800 wholesale liquor
dealers. In addition to this there are $50
retail dealers in malt liquors and 100
wholesalers. The following are the special
taxes now imn0sed nv law.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

Uwaga. Specyalne programy ma
kazdy z powytszych dni, u~mieszczone
zostana " swoim ozasie W ozasopismach
~polskioh.
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KOnwencya demOkratyczna w Chi.

KOnwencya demOkratyczna w Chi.
cagO.
Chicago, W olbrzymim gmachu Co.
liseum, odbyia sic wubieg}ym tygodniu
~konwenoya narodowa dem. Zwolennicy
wolnego bioia srebra byli W stanow.
czej wiekszosoi j bez ceremonii, ma "a.
saddle nsi}a pred prawem" wysadzili Z
krzesel, o lie to byli W stanie uOzynic,
delegat6w ,,zlotych'.
w platformie swej z~aznaozyla par.
tya, re jest "a wolnem i nieograniozo,
mem bioiem srebra i zfota " obecnym
legalnym stosunku Is do /, ME czeka.
jao ma pomoo innych narod6w. o in.
nyoh punktaoh tn ola szozup}osci ram
movie ME mozemy.
N~ominacye ma prezydenta Stanow
lied. W piatym balooie otrzymai p.
William Jennings Bryan z Nebraska,
kt6ry jedna nova szturmem zjednal
sobie delegat6w.
Kandydatem ma vice prezydenta jest
p. Sewall Z Maine.
Delegaci ze stanu New York W lioz.
bic ", jake ter Z kilku innyoh stan6w,
swolennioy ziots, wstrzymsli sic cd gio.
sowania.
Demokratyczni ~zwolennioy ziota ME
50 zadowoleni Z platformy j ksndydata
ma presydenta i nazy waja chicsg. kon
wencye populistyczns opierajac sic
ma tenn, re konwencys populistow "
St. Louis ,indorsowae" bedzie handy.
dat6w W Chicago mianowsnyoh. DIS
tego wieo ohcs zwo4ac d emokrsty
osns konwencye, ma ktorej bedzie
przyjets demokratyczns platforms j no.
minowsny demokratyczny kandydat ns
prezydenta.
Bsdz 90 bsdz bedzie to ciekawa kan.
panis wyborcza. Zanim p~rzystapimy
do nspissnis srtykul6w W kwestyi mo
netarnej, zaznaozamy ma tenn miejscu,
ze 10 n o NJ etslizm zioty list.
nieje u mas " Stanaoh Zjednoosonych
" Austryi | Wegrzech, W Anglii | ko.
Ionisoh ~angielskioh " Ameryce, Au
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16
krOnlKa mleJScOwa.

w sobote odbedzie sie o god.inie
7.80 wieozorem W lokalu Rzadu Centr.
posied.enie delegas6w obohod6w. U.
prassa sic, ably kaady delegat zwr6Oi}
bilety, kt6ryoh ME sprzedaa.
w nied.iele odbyi sic " Irving
Parku piknik Floryan6w. Bawiono sic
bardzo dobrze.
w parku w. Wleklihskiego cd.
by& sic " niedziele piknik Kawaleryi
polskiej.
w niedziele lego lipoa odbyl sic
" South Chicago drugi roo.ny sejm
Ilgo Korpusu wojsk Polskioh W Anne
ryoe.
w ubiegly ozwartek o godz. 3 pc
po&udniu 62-letni Franoiszek Szafar.
osyk, am. pod. "a ma Wade Ill, bsdac
satrudniony ma dworou kolei Illinois
Central, PREY przenoszeniu work6w pc.
ostowyoh z wagonu kolejowego ma sta
oye pooztowa, nagle padi pod oieaarem
work6w i niespodziewanie zakohozyl
aycie. Przywo}any lekarz stwierdzil
paraliz serca. Szafarczyk zostawii wdo-
We 62 lat liczaca, bezdzietna. Ma 10.
lei powy.szej ~praco~a1 cd lat 6oiu.
II.gi Oddziai Wolnych Polskioh
Krakusow bedzis mia3 swoje ~p6lroozne
posiedzenie W przyszaa niedziele il.
10 liPca o godzinie 2-ej po poludniu
" hall s.kolnej sw. Tr6joy mr.. 1, ma
kt6rem kaady czsonek powinien bye
obecnym. Ia ~nieobeonosc kara pod}ug
konstytucyi. Zarazem zaprasza sic
tych rodakow, kt6rzy maja zamiar
przystapit do WYE w~ymienionego to-
war.ystwa. - ]. Cieslak, prezes, Piotr
Kusihski sekr., 191 Cleaver Str.
Dzielny zwiazkowy p. G6rny u
gaszczal po ukohozeniu ceremonii "
niedziele spragnionych zimnem NILE
klein j maslanka.
y 8~-letnia Gertrude Rewolihska, COR.
ka dzielnego zwiazkowego, kiedy ks.
Sztuozko move swa z~akohozyl ude-
korowala pieknie kamieh wegielny.
P, Stan. Wojahski, znany tutejszy
balwierz j fryzyer, przeni6s1 sw6j "a
k2ad z rogu Noble j Division ma move
piekne urzadzoue miejsoe pm. 81 Mil
waukee ave. (niedaleko Noble) i polecs
sic wzgledom wszystkioh swoioh szan.
klient0w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16
Polacy W Ameryce.

- Do milwauckiej biblioteki publ
oznej nads.ed} W tyoh dniach pierwszy
transport polskiOh ks'saek. Poo.awszy
cd soboty, 11go BIN. mo4na bedzie wy
Po.yczac ksiaaki "a pomoca odpowied-
niej karty.
Pewien polski mlodzieniec " Ply.
mouth, Pa. u~roozysoie obchodzil swieto
amerykahskie Ago lipoa strzelaniem z
fuzyi. Gdy jua ostatni wloaya nab6j i
wystrzelil, fuzya z powodu, i. lie byla
nabita rozerwaia sic ma szczatki " re.
kach naszego strzelca. Widocznie o.
patrznosc Boska zachowaia 90 cd
smierci lub dozywotniego kaleotwa,
gdyz tylko lekko uszkodzony zostai W
reke. Nasz strzeleo pozbieral wieo
szozatki fuzyi, zaohowa} takowe ma pa
miatke i nazajutrz poszed& do piracy.
u Princeton, Wis. donosza:
Smutny wypadek zdarzy} sic W tn.
tejszej okolicy. Farmer Szczepan :Jac.
kowski. zamieszkaiy dwie mile ztad, u.
dal sic ma pole, ably kosa scis6 ayto, tax,
iaby kosiarka mag& wyjeoha6.' Us.y-
kowawszy kose, ME spostrzegt, Re jsgo
lO.letnia c6reozka przyszia z MIN. Gdy
sic zamierzyf do pierwszego oieoia,
dzieoko niepostrzezenie podesz{o mu
pod kose, kt6ra tee oiawszy W levy
box, s~kaleczy}a je strasznie. Ojoiec
sPostrzeglszy smiertelnie skaleozone
dzieoko, pochwyci& je i wo}ajao o po
moo, staral sic zatamowac krew, ale
wszelkie starania byiy daremne, DO gdy
Przybyf do domu, juz tylko trupa try
mai ma reku. Dzieoko umario wskutek
up1ywu krwi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16
ZawiadOmienie.
(Ogfoszenie.)

Teraz wielki czas p@aoic podatki cd 10.
tow i dom6w " Chicago, Ill. Komu ME.
wygodnie Tub ozas ME pozwala isc same
mu do kasy p~owiatowej, a szozegolniej
CT, kt6rzy mieszkaja daleko pc "a Chi.
oago powinni z tego ~korzysta6 i made
slac sw6j starry ksoit cd podatk6,s i pie.
niadze przez Money Order" ma mole
reoe, a ia tutaj zapaace i kwit nowy ra
zem z kwitem starym zwr6ce poozta.
IeofI Stan,
5S9 Milwaukee Ave-, Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16
BACZNOSC RODACY!

Zaklad balwierski pana Ignacego
Koslowskiego, ktory dawniej miesOil
sic p. n. sos Noble, zostal przeniesiony
p. n. $40 Noble, r6g Division, W miej-
see, gdzie dawniej miescil sic takiz IA
klad p. Wojahskiego.
Po~mieszczenie e~leganckie, oeny
przystepne. Kto lubi Ozystosc i ele-
ganoye. MECH idzie do zakiadu balwier-
skiego p. L. Kozlowskiego. (Ogl.)
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10 miescie CHICAGO.
Program ZIotu.

DNVVeo L-yo DIctO.
Powitanie delegat6w i uczestnikow
Zlotu przez prezesa Wv. Sok. Pol. "
hall Pulaskiego o godz. 9ej rano j roz.
poozecie obrad majaoe ma celu rozw6j
idei Sokolej W Ameryoe. Wstep vol.
ny.
Medziela ego Sie,pnia.
Wymarsz druayn sokolioh z hall Pu-
&askiego o godz. 8 rano ma wielka wy
cieozke do Louisenhain parku, .jednego
Z najpiekniejszych park6w miasta Chi.
cago, po2aozona z cwiozeniami wolnemi
wszystkich druh6w, uozni i uczenio
gniazd sokolioh, ma speoyalnie urzadzo.
nym boisku W lynne parku. w step
cd osoby 25 O., ola Tow. przybywaja.
oych do parku in gremio, wolny.
PoniedziaSk Ego Sierpnia.
Walne zebranie Sokolstwa i polonii
" hall Pulaskiego o godz. z wiecz., ma
ktorem przemawiac beda zaproszeni
m6woy o zasadach i oelach Sokolstwa,
poozem nastapia cwiozenis druzyn So.
kolioh ma przyrz4dach, z~akohozeuie i
pozegnanie uczestnik6w Zlotu. Wstep
wolny.
Urzadzsjac powyzszy Zlot ,,Zwiazek
SokoAow Polskich" ma jedynie ma oelu
wykazat szerszej publioznosoi polskiej
potrzebe pozytecznego cwiczenia sic
ola dziatwy j m&odziety naszej, }aoze.
mia sic W slime j karne zastepy sokole,
rozsiewajace braterstwo, jednose i o
swiate pomiedzy nawi, dazao przez to
do wyswobodzenia ojczyzny z rak "a,
borrow.
. laskawe poparoie prosi W imieniu
wv. Sok. Pol. i druzyn sokolioh
Wydzia&.
Uwaga. Speoyalne programy ma
kazdy z powytszyoh dni, u~mieszczone
zostana " swoim ozasie W ozasopismaoh
polskioh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

Do czfOnk6w Tow. Harmonic.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam, ze kazdy
oz2onek powinien sic stawic do wymar-
szu ma piknik W przysz1a niedziele, dnia
10 lipoa, o godz. Sci punktualnie, W
hall zwyk}ych posiedzenh.
]. OIbinsk,, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

stralii ! Afryoe. dalej W Bra.ylii. "
Niemozech, W Egipoie, W Danii, W Ii.
beryi, " Norwegii, ~Finlandyi, W Szwe
oyi, W Turcyi i Portugalii.
etslizm srebrny, t. j
system Podfug kt6rego pieniad. sre.
brny jest pieniadzem miarodsjnym
ktory sic bije W ilosci nieograuio.onej
maja: Honduras, Salvador i Mexico
" Ameryoe Centralnej, Nicaragua, Co
sta Rioa. Guatemala, Columbia, Equa
dor ! Peru " Poludniowej A~msryoe. o
raj Chiny, Indie angielskie " A.yi
Persys, TriPolis i Rosya.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

Choroby sk6rne 50 pewnym dowo
dem, ae krew ME jest ozysta. Choac
przeozyscic krew tr.eba uay6 DR.. Au-
gusta Koeniga hamburskioh kropli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-07-16

Zwi8Zku SOkOf6w Polls kicb
W Stanach Zjednoczonych Pom. Am.
" hall Puiaskiego 800 3. Ashland ave. Chicago, nls
Uprasza sic wiec wszelkts listy korespondencyt
nadsyfat pod powyzszym adreeem.
Przesyfk p~ieniezne tyczace sic Zwiszku raczs byt
przeeyfane ma imie ekarbnika Antoniego 0roenwald'
6Ss Holt ave. ALFoNS DZIADUI, sekr. 3en
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-01

TIE silver Democratic delegates
of Massachusetts held over from a
Bryan rally, camped all night IN
the Music Hall at Boston, and held
a so-called State convention, nomi-
Mating Geo. Fred Williams for
Governor. They locked out even a
part of their own crowd, who held
a branch convention and also nom
mated Williams. The Populist'
also endorsed Williams at thelI
State convention. The sound-mon
ey Democrats nominated a Paine
and Buckner ticket. The action o
the silverites is unprecedented, bu
everything that is in their favo
goes now.
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Sherburne.

Born. to T. J. Daugherty ana
wife, on the Goth OF Sept, a daugn-
ter.
Large crowds from here attended
the protracted meeting at Giieau'
Judge GOodpaster, OF owings-
Vile. was the guest of his brother
b. NJ. Saturday night.
T. w. Daugherty and wife were
the guests of friends near Wyom
ing last week.
Our mail-carrier, James Klce
forgot and left the mail at THO
Saturday afternoon, and came !
this office before he remembered L
l 40. Stanley and j. ID. Pun
phrey, of Flemingsburg, spoke hei
Saturday night to large audienc
; Both of these gentlemen are III
orators and held the undivided a
l tention of their audience throug'
out their speeches.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-01
"DEMAGoGUE-A leader

"DEMAGoGUE-A leader OF the
rabble one who attempts to con-
troll the multitude by specious or
deceitful arts; an unprincipled and
factious mob orator or political
leader."-Webster's Dictionary.
Shall history mention that the
Great American Republic was de-
stroyed by demagogues in the las,
decade of the Nineteenth Century
1t rests with the people to decide
Demagogues are the particular
bane of republics and democracies
A knowledge of that fact led Lore
Macaulay in his study of American
institutions and history to writ
To an American friend his fear tina
demagogy would cause the ruin o
the United States.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-01

OIpLaDY ut a religious revival
10 her Old Man-"Oh, dear, l feel
as happy as if was in Beelzebuo'
bosom"
Old Man-"Dear, you mean In
Abraham's bosom"
Old Lady-"Oh, Abraham, beei-
zebub or any of them old patriarchs'
| don't care which"
That ancient chestnut was
brought to mind on seeing Ham;l-
ton mentioned as a "patriarcn OF
the Democratic party" along with
jefferson and Jackson in that al
dress of Bath county ex-Confeder'
ates to Gen. Buckner. Their pc
litical information is inaccurate
indeed when they mention iamii
ton. the antithesis of a Democrat
the arch Federalist. the source o
all the inspiration of all the oppo
sition to the Democratic party D
the Federalists, the Wings and tn
Republicans for hundred year
T as a patriarch of the Democrat
party" r.
Let 'er 60, Gallagher, Mrs. Ga
lagher's a coming"
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-01

ACCORDING to a reporter for the
Courier-Journal the chiefs of each
marty make the following claims in
Kentucky =,
The Popocrats estimate on the
1892 vote that they will go to
Louisville with 10000 plurality.
The National Democrats estimate
their strength at $4,000, but DOM
know how it will be divided be-
tween Palmer and Buckner ano
Mckinley and Hobart.
The Republicans claim the STATE
by safe plurality. They are nov
making a careful poll and are no
ready to give figures. d.
The Popocrats claim that thel
nearly complete poll outside o
louisville warrants the estimate o
1870 silver Republicans and Ia
743 sound-money Democrats.
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ton for anything on earth-that 1
will believe the people of the United
States effectually deluded, cajoled
and driven about in herds, by such
abominable frauds as this. If they
shall seek to that point, IL they so
far cease to be men, thinking men,
intelligent men, as to yield to such
pretenses and such clamor, they
will be slaves already, slaves to
their passions, slaves to the fraud
and knavery of pretended friends;
they will deserve to be blOttcd out
of all the records of freedom; they
ought not to dishonOr the cause OF
self government by attempting any
longer to exercise it; they ought to
keep their unworthy hands entire
lv off the cause OF republican liber-
t ty, if they are capable of being the
. victims of articles so shallow, oil
4 tricks SO stale, SO threadbare, sc
often practiced, so much worn out
!. on serfs and slaves.
: The natural hatred of the poo
AGAINST the richr THE danger o
h moneyed aristocracy! "A powe
J. as great and dangerous as that re
r sisted by the Revolution "A ca,
# to a new Declaration of Independ
If eucev Sir, l admonish the peopl
A. against the object of outcries hk
these. admonish every industr
mr. Gus laborer in the country to be o
in his guard against such decisions.
1t tell him the attempt is to play Q
A his passions against his interest
rs and to prevail on him, in the name
.es liberty, to destroy all the fruits
ar liberty; in the name of patriotis1
il to iniure and afflict his countr
he and in the name of his own inc
of pendence, to destroy that very
200 dependence and make him bege
the and a slave. Has he dollarf
,sis ia advised to do that which v
DESTROY half it's value. Has he har
70 labor? Let him rather I
them, and sit still, than be pusi
on, by fraud and artifice, to s
mort measures which will rem
loc- his labor useless and hopeless" y
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,reme and should impress upon tue
people everywhere the danger thal
is threatening all society by tue
present political agitation. "hem
anarchy comes then the strong VIII
rule by natural force, and the "'" N;
moor and uniniluential masses VIII
be at the mercy of every desperad"
that can secure IA following oil MS
Kind. Those who remember no"
rcaccabla good citizens were pru
t,Ily mistrcatrd by such despera
does armed with little brief "n
thority during the war or arhe.
with only their base passions VIII
if they are wise array themse'Ne
an the side of law and order ant
against the startling, dangerous pa
iIitical experiments being preachr
10 them. 1t was II mighty strnSS,,
that gave the American poop
= their liberties: they can help d'
: strov them or preserve them' Jul
q as they choose.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-01

Tur following short but Keen
colloquv took place in the town oil
Owinrsville recently.
Silverlte( holdlng up silver dol
lar esquire, you don't tell me
that free coinage of silver VIII
make that dollar worth only %
ccntsY
Souirc-"Frec coinage makes the
Mexican dollar, which contains
more pure silver, worth only about
50 cents"
Silverite-"Now, Squire, you
don't mean to put the great and
rich United States on the same
level as ignorant, half-eivillze'
Mexico?"
Squire-"Ignorant, half-ciyilize'
, countries are the only ones tina
have free coinage of silver"
, The silverite completely eoIIap'
: ed and experienced the third know
: individual rout of the campalg'
0 lie is the county leader of the 81
G yer forces.
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Farmers.

Miss Lena Ragland went to the
Olympian Springs Friday.
I think there will be a wedding
soon. Ask S. j. and c. 5.
w. A. Young, of Morehead' spoke
on free silver here Saturday.
B. e. Morgan, of Morehead, was
here Saturday on business.
Miss Efie Warren, who had been
very sick, is able to be out again
Sam Jones, of Salt Lick, was
calling on the fair sex here Sun
day afternoon.
Several from here attended the
reunion ut Preston, and report al
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Waite Flaugher, of Lex
ington, is visiting her parents MI
and Mrs. John Scott.
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wyoming.

TIC. Atchison, of Dallas, Texas,
visited relatives here last week.
w. o. Phillips spent Sunday In
Sharpsburg.
s. f. willeroy and S. NJ. Estiii'
of Fleming Co., visited raar Wyom-
ing Sunday.
Mrs. Will Dickersoa and little
daughter, of Covington, are Visit
ing relatives here.
DIR. w. E. Phillips and Sam AT
Gibson attended the g. A. 4. reuh
ion at Preston last week.
Henry May and wife, OF Okla
visited the formers parents, MI
and Mrs. Abe Jones, Sunday.
Miss Bessie Thompson returne'
to her home in Fleming county las
week, after a pleasant visit Z
friends in this vicinity.
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EATlcHaL DEM. TICKET.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Circuit Judge.

Judge II. +. Day, Of MI. Sterling
l. 4, candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Circuit Judge IN
the Twenty first Judicial district
,.ompased of the counties OF Bath
Nenifee. Montgomery and Rowan
NJ. : Tyler. Of Mt. Sterling, is
candidate for the Democratic nom
in,tinn for Circuit Judge in TIN
tthe alst) Judicial district.
Charles W. Nesbitt is a eandi
date for the Democratic nomlna
tion for Circuit Judge of this dis
trict.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-01

There was a crowd of about 800
people assembled at the Bryan club
meeting here Saturday night. among
whom were several ladies. Adkln-
son and Tyler were both present
and gave us a very interesting talk
on the issue of the day. Also
Can't. Geo. Ewing was present, and
at the close made few brief but
interesting remarks.
On last Saturday death again
entered the home of RObt. Colllver
and wife and took from them an
other one of their children. This
one makes three they have lost out
of four. and all taken quite young
The little one was buried Sunday
evening at the Powers graveyard
The parents have the heartiei'
sympathy of the entire community
in their bereavement.
u On last Wednesday the 3-year
A old boy of X. w. ID. Hunts Will
4 running with some beans IN III
mouth sucked one of the bean
down his windpipe. Dr. A. "
dlJones was called in and remove
l. khe bean at once. DIR. Feland wa
also called in, but the child col
4 tjnues to grow worse, with OF
\ ling entirely closed and not e
peeted to live.