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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-23
MotIH OF THE RIVER.

Augustus Jones i III " ith lur z rouble.
Mrs. Charlotte Hodgkius has gone to
Boston tor the ~ inter
Mrs. John Ray Is in Bar Harhor. called
here by the iisne>s OF her daughter, Miss
E~tslia Ray.
Dec 10 NICroR.
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" r. Ii.>WtbISttt.

Mrs. tienry Cas- l. seriously ~.
Jesse lie. Flow III ut the Rome Of I.a-
TIER saith IN surry.
MIS- Martha Barron gave birthday
parry L. her Young fri.od- at her home
81 Thur.dsY evening, Dee ID Ms Kate
L. tfi", OF Ellsworth Fails. WIS guest.
Al had n peasant time.
Dee 20 p
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Charles NcGouldric Injured.

Charles McGouldric, Of CherryheId
whil" reiu Mug homs fa"m Eli -wurr n
last Wedn sd4y evening, was thr. " from
his carrieg" ON Egypt hill. Fr~nkln, md
severely u~ej Fus " .. /. of tn, err
ri"ge struck pile Ut plank beside the
road. MIR MrG al tries rlght arm was
broken near The shoulirr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-23

some thirty-siN neighhors snd friends
81 y Norton having in mind his re.
cent Illness. turned to on Dec II and cnt
wears sunuly ~ wood Mr. Norton
wishes though rHF AMERICAN. to OK
nress his gratitude FOR this generous end
hpip'ul act
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-23
West Eden


Oh istmas tree and entertainment
viii h Id AT Indian Point school house
Dec. u
A son was born to Mr.. and MIR Thomas
Grsvt- DC. Mrs Graves il .ispptne
with her MOI her, Mrs. judith kittredge,
at pre-, mt.
H. sudden death last Thursday 81 Mrs
Cora Ardeil Petk n WAS a sad shsck to
her many trunds IN West Eden ana VI
nifty Sire " II b, g~ea Is missed n her
nome ana the community. She VS. an
aurci ionste daughter snd " fe nj to
every une, tlaS'd ty all SHE Irsyrs a
hh-tss NJ and mot her, SISTER. NJ - sd. La
l. NJ, VINO resides in san Francisco,
III hr"i her, R'v. Gloean May. OF
br" III n. and Ge's e. W. May, a. est
liz II i It. family AYE the nc,r. YIN.
p y OF all Inc funeral ooh Il 80.
SIN y 1T Tn=on her home, R.Y Al
htai FOX III a. ng The r.=ul4fn- NJ
/ q II .'-t n Meousf Nltw ccHtt. y.
Il, c. 70 NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-23
Ayers Cherry PeCt0raI

has no equal as a remedy for
coughs, colds, and lung dis
eases. Where other soothing
elixirs palliate, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral heals. 1t Is not a
cheap cough syrup, which
soothes but does not strength
en-; it is a physicians cough
remedy, and it cures. 1t Is
put up in large bottles, only,
for household use. 1t was
awarded the medal at the
Worlds Fair of ninety three.
1t has a record of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-23

Northeast Uarbor.
Clare Mcbride has gone to Boston for
the Wiutcr
j II. SOULS is building an annex to the
PsrkmAn cottage.
Robert Moore has moved his family to
Brewer for the winter
Ralph Emery ha moved his family to
B"r tisfh1r for he winter.
Eugene Lamps, n mas returned from his
eu 'nf NJ trip III northern Maine
Frank OH.r and George kimhall are
homo on vacation from West brook sem
mary.
Mrs. + Dodge, OF fremont, will spend
he winter win her daughter, Mrs }. A
Pee ham
Il {. Graves tn 'nks there is money in
The p"ul ~ business. He hes bullt quite
a large tullding Tor hat purpose.
samuel fitzpatrick, an old snd high
" estr' med resident OF this place. died
l"esd"y Dec. p. at a. m aged nearly
seventy four Years. fhe cause OF deat h
VA consumption.
Dec 20 Jap
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COUNTY NEWS.
Northeast itarbor

so' additional County Nc,cs see other pages
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-12-23
so Years of Cures.

For additional County Ne,rs other page
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02

Mrs. Henrietta Mcclure is very
poorly.
Died. November -, old Aunt
Lucinda Day.
Wat Lewis and wife visited at
T. Crosthwait's Sunday.
J. +. Gividon, of West Liberty,
was in tins part Wednesday.
Remember the box supper at
Mt. Hope Saturday night, Dee. 4th.
Johnnie Ellington made pleas
ant call at Mt. Hope Sunday after
noon.
Isaac Williams and wife, of Yale
visited at w. l.. Days Saturday
night and Sunday.
Will Martin and wife. of Upper
Licking, visited ut Mrs. Cindy
Crosthwaits Sunday.
Misses Cora Gibbs and Myrtle
Kring. of Riverside, visited Mis-,
Flora Ellington last week.
A. NJ. Day, wife, son and little
daughter, of Morehcad, visited IN
this part from Thursday until sun
day.
Mrs. Minerva Lewis and sor
Willie, of West Liberty, visited hcl
daughter, Mrs. Lucy Perry, from
Friday until Monday.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
East Fork of Flat Creek.

Frank Mitchell sold COW t.
Thomas Vice for SOS cash.
Hog killing is the order of tn,
day. Corn-gathering about over.
John L. Vice bought IA COW from
Geo. w. Stewart for $40; one from
rhos. j. Colliver for $25; one from
G. w. Risner for S3l.
DIR. Robertson. of Sherburne
lanced Mrs. q. w. Risner's finger
twice for felon, the second time Il
the bone. Mrs. r. is getting along
well now.
NJ. c. Saunders bought q cali
from G. w. Stewart tor $40. Mr..
5. bought the following crops of
tobacco in this vicinity: Allen
Campbelrs at Sc; Tilden Whitton's
at Sc; G. w. Stewards at Sc Rob-
ert Whitton's at Sc.
One day last week while Walter
johnson icon of David johnson
was walking down a hill his broth
er CT srl jumped on his shoulders
and caused him to stumble over a
stump, breaking several leaders in
his leg. He is some better now.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
GENERAL NEWS.

Congress will assemble next
Monday.
Green coffee took drop to 81
cents for the cheapest grades, in
New York, last week.
The late Senator James b. Beck's
son George is to wed Miss Sover-
eign, of Montana, Dec. l.
Bryan and ex-Gov. Crittenden,
of Missouri, with their wives, left
for IA tour of Mexico this week.
John E. Liggett, the St. Louis
millionaire tobacconist of the firm
of Liggett & Myers, aged 20, died
last week.
The Austria Hungarian Parlia-
ment has for some weeks been the
worst legislative bear garden known
for several years.
U. S. Supreme Court Justice
John NJ. Harlan's son James S. was
welded at Washington to Miss
Mary Maud Noble. They will re-
side at Chicago.
A typhoon early in October de-
stroyed about $500 lives in the
Philippine Islands, and the sea in
vaded Samoa one mile, destroying
millions worth of property.
St. Louis had an extraordinary
quantity of hot WHISTLES when
5000 barrels of spirituous liquors
burnt up in the warehouse of the
Ravenswood DistilIing Co. Nov. %.
The Duke of Manchester, whose
mother was Miss Consuelo Iznaga,
of New York, is about to go to Jail
for a livery bill. He has been
spoken of as a sutton for the hands
land fortunes, of course) of VIM.
Waldorf As;or's and the late Ogden
Goelet's daughters. He is about 20
years old and high roller, badly
needing wealthy bride to keep up
the pomp and circumstance of an
English ducal house.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
Olympia.

John p. Montjoy, of Lexington
was here Sunday.
Mr.. Irwin is visiting his son, III
20. Irwin, at this place.
Mrs. VIM. Ingram. of Moore's
Ferry, visited here Sunday.
James Jackson and J. b. Ian,
were in Mt. Sterling Monday.
Mrs. Reifett, an aged lady of neal
this place, died Sunday morning.
Mrs. Annie Smith returned HON,
Sunday from visit to her aunt's
at Stepstone.
Uncle jim Cook, of Salt Lick
was down Monday calling on hi.
many friends.
Alfred jackson, who has been in
Kansas the past six years, is visit
ing his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. jackson.
Ben +. McGIosson. of Nicholas
Co, has been delivering corn here
the past week. lie will move to
johnson Station in the near future.
Bro. G. a. Bromley filed his pul.
pit here Saturday night and Sun.
dav. His brother Walter. who is
visiting him, flied his lace Sun,
day night.
The corpse of Bruce, son of
George and Jennie Gill, was brought
here from Indiana Monday and in.
TERED in the Gill burying ground
at Olympian Springs Tuesday. Flu
neral services. conducted by Rev.
TiEslcy, were held at the grave.
Deceased leaves father. mother,
two brothers and two sisters to
mourn his loss. He was about
twenty-four years of age. His
death was caused from an injury
to the brain received some two
years ago.
(Talt Embry, of near OIympian
Springs, received telegram on last
Friday night informing him of the|
killing of his brother 10 near Mt.
STERLING by Mr.. Stull. From best
information that can be obtained,
Mr.. Embry was drinking Mt the
time of the killing. My dear friend,
this is only one more death caused
from that awful curse, the saloon,
the door to hell, through which
thousands of souls are going each
year, and yet Christian men will
say there is no harm in taking a
social drink.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
Flat Creek.

Mrs. Woodman Fassett is on the
sick list this week.
Robert Wells, of Roe's Run, was
here on business one day last week
Mrs. Jones, of Mt. Sterling, Wis.
tied her sister, Mrs. Maud Fassett
last week.
Lewis Jacobs and John Steele
attended church at Harper's school
house Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Darnell and daughter,
Miss Ruthie, visited on White Oak
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Snedegar, of near Ow-
lngsville, visited her father, Jno.
Oakley, Saturday and Sunday.
Tom Spencer and wife, of Roe's
Run, visited the latter's parents
here from Thursday until Saturday.
Abe Roth, who has been here for
the past two weeks buying cattle,
returned TO his home in Cincinnati
Friday.
Bro. job, of Lexington, preached
an Interesting sermon to an i'm
mense crowd at Fassett's school
house Sunday.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
MOOre'S Ferry.

]. NJ. Tanning and J. w. Cassit,
were at Farmers Friday.
w. II. Tanning was at Licking
Union the second Sunday. I
Geo. Purvis, Sr.. of Ringo's Mills
was in tins part Thursday. :
Geo. Purvis has rented and moveS
to the VIM. Ingram farm on Tire,
Lick.
Isaac Alley. of Farmers, was nj
J. NJ. Fanuing's Thursday hunting
rabbits.
J. NJ. Tanning sold to Joseph
Craycraft six bhls. of corn at 4:
per barrel.
Miss Bessie johnson, Of Fleming
Co.. attended meeting at Three
Lick Sunday.
Geo. Moody, of JessamIne Co.,
visited his father Joseph, of this
place, the past week.
John Craycraft and family. of
near Mt. Sterling, visited relatives
at Three Lick the past week.
Miss Myrtle Craycraft has re-
turned to SharpsbHrg. where she
had been staying for some time.
Aaron Tanning and Festus Kash
attended the box and ice cream
supper at Salt Lick Thursday
night. y
. Sollie Ralston had fine mule to
fall while going up thsgBlue Bank
hill and break its leg.f He had re-
fused $500 for the pair. He was
hauling timber. +
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02

Mrs. Harvey Howe is visiting re
lalircs in Kansas City, Mo.
Julius +. Wright closed Il ten
days meeting in the NJ. +. Church
Thursday night.
The Misses Secrcst. Of Carlisle.
and Thompson, of Judy, visited
friends aud relatives here last week.
Henry Cole and wife have return
ed from Cincinnati for treatment
The latter is much improved in
health.
Several are killing hogs today
Monday, taking advantage of
the old rule xiii in the light of
the moon"
s. +. Stone has received word
that his son Charlie, who has been
at Kansas City several weeks for
medical treatment, is not improv
ing.
Mr.. Watkins died Sunday night
making the third death from ty.
phoid fever at Pope Gil,in's. Other
cases in the neighborhood are i'm.
proving.
The family Of Alvin Branch re
ceivcd dispatch Saturday Of tn,
death of James Branch. in Masor
county. Alvin Branch and daugh
ter, Miss Mag. had been at the bed
side of his father several days be,
fore his death.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
Okla.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Grain were
in Owingsvillc Saturday shopping
W. II. Vice and Walter Reed, of
Nicholas Co, spent Sunday in this
part.
Mrs. Nellie SELF, of IIillshoro, is
visiting her son, ID. Il. NanlandIng.
ham, at Okla.
Mrs. Eva Mcclure and son Ever
EFT Hord, of near Sherburne, visit
tied at A. McLain's Sunday.
Thomas Lyman and family left
Monday for Anderson, Indiana,
where they will make their home,
Miss Anna Mcclure, of near
Sherhurnc. was the guest of Miss
Myrtle Vice and Miss Lille McLain
Saturday and Sunday.
HEDpISG- RoYsE WEDDING.-Clif-
ford lIedding, of this county, and
Miss Mary Royse, of Grange City,
were joined in wedlock Thursday,
Nov. 10th, at Flemingsburg. Their
attendants were Lee DAVIS and
Miss Martha Maddox. The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Royse, of Grange CITY. She is
IA cultivated, accomplished and
charming young lady, popular in
social circles, and has host of
friends. The bridegroom is a son
of Powell Hedding, of near Lick
Branch, and is a prosperous young
man. He and his fair bride have
the best wishes of this community
for II happy and prosperous matri-
monial career.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
Grange City,

Chas. Gray returned Ia his HON,
in Bourbon county Thursday.
Mike Rigdon. Of LovIngton, ILL.,.
is visiting relatives here.
Lewis Outright visited relative,
in Bath county Saturday and sun
dap.
Misses Emma Dalton and Hall,
Williams visited near fluffy las
week.
Simps Walton and sister Mimi,
entertained AT their home Saturday
evening.
Alfred Lyman. wife and daugh
tiers Matte and Dora visited a
Forge Hill Sunday.
Walker Crouch, Of New Brigh
ton, Pa, has been visiting his pa
rents, Uncle Jessie Crouch and wife
Il. IL. Rice and Alfred Bradley
returned from the mountains Sat
urday, where they had been trad
ing.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
STATE NEWS.

Some wild pigeons have been
seen this fall near Paducdh.
Miss Mile Grain, a maiden
lady, was burned to death near
, Clinton, Hickman county.
WIN. ii Cherrington, a -four
salesman from Gallipolis, o., was
killed by tram at Catlettsburg.
The Louisville and Cincinnati
steamboat Telegraph ran into the
bank at Fern Grove and sank. Loss,
100000.
The Greensboro cellulose fac
tory is shipping it's product made
of cornstalk pith to England for
use in constructing warships.
AT Lexington 81 head of the
WOODBURY. stud of horses, mares
and colts brought an average of
only $l74 at a closing out sale.
EDWARD Early, young man
working at Russell, died at Ashland
from injuries received while trying
to steal ride on c. Il o. train.
Mrs. james Thompson, of near
Petit, Daviess county, was found
burned to death, with her 2-year-
old baby asleep in its cradle near
by.
"A hogshead of 1897 Bourbon
county tobacco sold in Louisville
last week at 20 cents per pound.
Six hogsheads of the same crop
averaged 1880 per 100 pounds.
More wild geese than ever
known pass over the Green River
section, hundreds being in sight at
a time, some roosting on the tall
trees about the mouth of Rough
river.
Dad Meiner, the third of the
party charged with the assault on
Mrs. Thomas Gleason, got a 20
years sentence, like Croxton and
Greer. Two of the jurors favored
hanging.
Raiders destroyed the toll
gate at Ruckerville last week, the
first raid in Clark county. The
Winchester militia company was
ordered to be ready for service
Saturday.
DIR. Albert Edmund Thompson,
of Newport, was welded at Mt.
Sterling Tuesday to Miss Grace
Mitchell, daughter of Rev. j. w.
Mitchell. pastor of the Mt. Ster-
ling Methodist Church.
Il. w. Senff. for the killing of
Thomas Kendall last August, plead
at his trial at Mt. Sterling that
Kendall had debauched Senirs
wife. Eleven of the jury were for
conviction, but the one for acquit-
tai hung the jury.
james IIollars, whose novel but
successful plea on his trial at Som
erset recently on the charge of
Sam Shadoan in 1895
made his trial n celebrated one, ia
tally stabbed a man named Erp, of
about the latter's testi-
mony at the trial. Hollars bad fled
after Shadoan's murder. When
caught and tried he satisfied the
jury that his aged father, now dead,
had killed Shadoan and, being too
old to flee from justice, the son as
sumed the responsibility and fled
as the one guilty.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
HillSborO.

c. w. Garnett was at Farmers
Thursday.
III. A. Day left for Cincinnati
Monday on a business trip.
Mrs. Kidd, of Mt. Sterling, visit
ed K. z. Busby and family.
c. W. Garnett began slaughter
ing turkeys for Xmas market.
There will be an Xmas tree at
the Christian Church here on the
eve of December Gath.
Rev. J. T. Newsom began series
Of meetings at Eden's Chapel Sun
day, assisted by Rev. Boyd X.
Muse, of Maysyille.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
Yale.

j. T. Gividen, of West Liberty,
was here this week selling pianos
and organs.
]. NJ. Classify has recently made
the purchase of fine saddle mare
from his son-in-law, J. nj. Green.
]. J. williams and wife visited
his hrother-in-law W. l.. Day and
wife, at Bangor, Saturday and
Sunday.
Capt. J. G. w. tells us: "Hurrah
for The OUTLOOK" and welcomes
the newsy little Bluegrass sheet to
his old fashioned tireside.
Miss Elite Drake, of Campton,
Wolfe CO., who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. Little, for sever
al weeks, left here Sunday for her
home.
Billie MastIn, the Sterling Lum
Der Co.'s woods boss and general
manager. of Cold Cave, gave our
town a pleasant call Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Dollie Couch, one of the
most charming and amiable young
ladies of Yale, visited friends and
attended church in Salt Lick from
Thursday till Monday.
John Childers, of Pineville, who
had been visiting his sister, Mrs.
John Alexander. for the past week.
returned home Wednesday. Don't
cry, girls, John will come again.
Other Pierce, of Salt Lick, one
of the handsomest and most popu-f
lar young men of S. L.. was thd
pleasant caller Of Miss Dollid
Couch and other friends Wednesda VI
and Thursday. Some of the girlj
feel sighted. Come again, Jack.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02

Jas. Williams, Of Flat Creek,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Station visited at
Forge Hill the past week.
Mrs. Press Barnes and children
visited at Stcpstone Sunday.
JAS. Williams and wife are visit
ing their son at Carlisle this week.
Mrs. Martha Bolts and Mrs. Mol,
lie Thomas visited at White Sui
phur Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Prudie jackson, of Roc's
Run. was the guest of Sam Jack
son and wife Saturday and Sunday
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02

"A monument to Elder Walter
Scott was unvailed at his grave at
May-lick Nov. 81. Elder Scott was
a co-labOrer of Alexander Camp
bell, Barton w. Stone and John
Smith in establishing the Christian
Church in Kentucky.
"A freigh; train passing over
the X. c. tres,le two miles south Of
Winchester caused il to fall, killing
two OF the crew of men repairing
the trestle,-James Harris and
Warren Burch. Twenty-Five cars
OF coal and lumber we're wrecked
and $50 feet of the trestle 65 feet
high fell.
The Louisville Board of Trade
requests Gov. Bradley to designate
his daughter, Miss Christine, to
christen the battleship Kentucky at
its launching the latter part of the
winter. Miss Harriet Richardson.
OF Lexington, was mentioned some
time ago as the selection of Secre-
tary Herbert for the honor.
Roger Williams, of L-xiagton,
has received from Hon. Etheldfed
Dillon, of Pudlicote House, Charl-
bury. England, u pair, male and fe-
male, of Irish wolf hounds with a
pedigree dating back to the time of
the Irish kings. The male weighs
40 pounds; the female ia smaller.
Mr. Williams has couple Of wolves
that he will pit his dogs against
next year. If the dogs prove sue
cessful they will be used to estab-
lish a breed to hunt the destructive
bands of wolves in the West.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
Cogswell.

Very pretty weather at present.
j.. w. Mckinney was in Salt Lick
Monday.
A. r. Alfrey was in Owingsville
Saturday.
Brsck Igo, of Cold Cave, was in
this part Sunday.
J. II. Downey, Of Riverside, was
in Yale Saturday.
Rev. Cheap preached at the NJ.
Z. Church Sunday.
Charley Bates. of Riverside, was
in this part Sunday.
j. w. Crosthwait, of Clay Lick,
was in this part Sunday.
VIM. Williams. of Upper Beaver
Greek, was here Saturday.
Aunt Cordelia Mckinney made a
professional trip to Beaver Greek
Saturday.
Jas. T. Ellington and L. S. Arm
strong made business trip to Salt
Lick Monday.
Mute Armstrong and family. OF
Huckleberry Flat, visited relatives
here from Friday TILL Sunday.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
SharpSpurg.

Miss Edna Hughart has scarlet
fever.
Miss Nellie McCue is sick with
typhoid fever.
w. X. Nunnelly, of Mt. Sterling,
was here on Saturday.
Albert Bourne, of Mt. Sterling,
was here last Tuesday.
Royce Allen, of Millersburg,
spent Thursday with relatives here.
J. r. Triplett and j. II. Wren
visited at Jacob Warmers Wednes-
day week.
Mrs. b. L. Wright and Mrs. L. j.
Allen spent Tuesday last at Mt.
Sterling.
Mr.. Singleton, of Lexington, was
here on Saturday taking some
purity" pictures.
Geo. Peed, of Owingsville, and
Il. S. Robertson, of Bethel, were
visitors here on Saturday.
C. II. Hoon. of Owingsville, spent
Thursday here with his grand
daughter, Miss Lutte Hoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Heath visited
their son near Wade's Mill, in
Clark Co., several days last week.
Mrs. Nancy Whaley returned
Friday from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. r. Smith, near Flemings-
burg.
W. b. Craycraft left Friday for
Chicago, where he takes position
as clerk in the drug store of David
Whirritt.
Mrs. j. ID. Gragg, of Hutchinson,
Bourbon Co., visited her parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp.
last week.
Mrs. 10 Stephens, son Hugh and
Lily, of Mt. Sterling,
were guests of the family of Il. Il.
Hill Saturday.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
Salt Lick.

Bro. Cheap is in Ashland this
week.
French McCarty and wife visited
ut Grange City last week.
FL Watkins. of Morehead, is
clerking for Abe .Josselson.
John Campbell and Bert Scwell
went to Cincinnati on their wheels.
Major Revis and family visited
his father at Flemingsburg this
week.
Mr.. Foushee and wife, of Par
kershurg, W. Va, are boarding at
Mrs. Green's.
l.. l.. Dirkerson and wife visited
the latter's parents, at Grange City,
the past week.
Mr.. Frederick and family attcn-
ded the funeral of Mrs. Frederick 5
father, Mr.. Summers, ut Elizaville.
Mrs. Butler and children, of
Huntington, w. Va, spent Thanks
giving with her husband, at this
place.
The candy-pulling given by the
young ladies of NJ. f. Church on
Thanksgiving night was a success
in every way. The collection was
Sll.50.
On the night of December 1lth.
Bro. McGar>ey, of Lexington, will
lecture and exhibit scenes of his
travels in the Holy Land, for the
benefit of the Christian Church.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
WHERE public sentiment il

WHERE public sentiment in a
county is overwhelmingly against
the turnpike companies it should
be strong enough TO make provision
for the purchase of the turnpikes
and their dedication TO the free use
az the public. The sentiment fsv-
oring toll gate raids is a dangerous
one. and should not be encour-
aged or countenanced by lax ad-
ministration of the law.-Louis-
vile Dispatch.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02

Ten of the police and officials
implicated in the lynching of Ar
royo, for his assault on President
Diaz, were sentenced to death az
The City of Mexico. Public opin-
ion upholds the verdict. There is
an example. Mexico is not con-
sidered nation with the highest
grade of civilization, but the law is
respected as it would not be under
similar circumstances in the United
States
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-12-02
CORRESPONDENCE.
StepStone.

X. Tibbs Maxey, of Lexington
came up to spend Thanksgiving
with HE father, II. L. Maxey.
An infant child of Andy Mas
terson died and was buried at the
Thompson burying ground Satur-
day.
A publishing company of Water
vile, Me-, presented Miss Sallie
Kincaid, of Salt Well, with a Kon-
rs-Sakih diamond ring for u prop
er solution of a puzzle.