Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-02-11

farm, One-half mile from Catlest'
burg.
Ben Miller Osborne, aged 81
owning 1000 acres of land an
worth 100000, died near Georg,
town.
Lucas Moore, State Commi,
sioner of Agriculture, has bougt
$60Os worth of Landreth Il Son
seeds for free distribution.
The fusion between the sIlvt
Democrats and Populists of Unio
county has fallen through an
they will not vote together.
-Gratz Arnett, who has kille
two men. attempted to shoot Judg
d. b. Redwine at Salyersville, an
was put under a peace bond.
Elder C. b. Williamson, @
Richmond, was stricken with pal
alysis at Atlanta, Ga. He is a no
ted preacher and school teacher.
AT Richmond, Daniel Gerhal
was chopping wood. His an caugh
on wire clothes-line and rebounde
onto his forehead, splitting hi
skull.
The R. B. Elliott Colored Re
publican Club of Louisville will
make a systematic demand for Fed
erai pie from the Mckinley admin
istration.
The executor sold the farm
near Lebanon of the late Mrs. Jo
sephine Spalding at $l05.1O pc
acre for the 120 acres L. NJ. Estes
purchaser.
While playing with a pistol il
Lexington, James Headley, age'
13, shot and killed Geo. McGuff
aged 9, son of j. w. McGuff, of tn
Stove Foundry.
The schedule of assets and liza
bilitles of o. p. Afford, father O
sx-Lieut. Gov. Mitchell Afford, o
Lexington, shows: assets, $97, 900
liabilities, $s7,936.
"A new company, promisin,
cheaper fare and an improved ser
vice, is moving to root out tn,
present company operating tn,
Louisville street railways.
The expected birth of a new
Sunday newspaper at Louisville
The Graphic, is announced. Th,
Truth, a Sunday journal, departe.
this life recently in that city.
The village OF Gracey, in west
Christian county, had a $4,000
fire; Pleasureville, a $4,000 fire
the Jones saw-mill near Williams.
burg, worth $4,000, was burned.
The annual State meeting oi
the Young Mems Christian Associ
alton will be held at Frankfort Feb
1921. The railroads sell round.
trip tickets at the price of ons fare
Mrs. John w. Settle, whose
husband is an L. Il N. brakeman
took her four children, $3.50 of her
husbands money and eloped with
James Poynter from Bowling
Green.
Tho youngest convict ever re-
ceived at Frankfort is Jim Single
ton, colored, aged nine years, sent
up for breaking a show window to
steal tifty-cent piece, in Boyd Co.
Gov. Bradley pardoned him.
Fifty soldiers of the Louisville
Legion were ordered by Gov. Brad
ley to guard the negro Sam Black
from Louisville to Lebanon to be
tried on the charge of assaulting
Mrs. Clark, of Bradfordsville.
Anderson Parker, a dangerous
Mt. Vernon man, got drunk, at
tackled his wife with a club and
shot his son Boss twice. Boss re-
turned the fire, killing his father
with five shots from a 44-caliber
revolver.
John P. Mccartney, of Flem-
has been appointed com
from the 9th district by
State Republican Chairman C. NJ.
of Hartford, to meet the
rest of the committee in Louisville
next week, when arrangements for
the Kentucky delegation attending
McKinley's Inauguration will be
made.
The Postmaster at Lexington,
acting under orders from head
quarters at Washington, would not
allow T. b. Hoover to receive or
send any mail matter. Hoover is
alleged to run lottery. He sued
McChesney in the Lou
isville U. S. Court before Judge
Barr for $4,000 damages and also
wants his mail rights restored.
I'm Fulton county, Dave Brow
der, white, killed q negro. Harry
Judge and Ernest johnson, Deputy
patroled the road to in
Browder. Thinking he was
in buggy that the occupants re-
fused to halt at the command of
the officers, the Deputies fired on
the buggy, killing Chas. Williams,
who, with his companion James
Campbell, was returning from a
party.
The Bank of CedarvilIe, O.,
sued the Mt. Sterling Water-wOrks
Company for a foreclosure of a
$25,0 mortgage with interest
from May 18th, 1896. The case was
tried before Judge Barr, in the
Louisville U. S. Court, who DEGREES
that unless that Indebtedness is