Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

the church Is years ago under Rev,
Geo. o. Barnes and was baptized
He was a thrifty farmer and
leaves a fine estate to his family.
Odessa.
Mrs. Frances A. Coldiron came
down last week from Morehead tc
make her home with her son, Jo-
seph A. Harder.
Mrs. vanlandingham, of Mis-.
souri,, who 10 visiting relatives in
Kentucky, is the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. John b. Donaldson and
brother John A. Trumbo at the
present.
Elder Dawson closed his meeting
at White Oak Sunday with II ad-
ditions to the church,-six by i'm
mersion, six reclaimed and two Ia.
king membership from other con.
gregations.
X. A. on calling on the fair sex
got stuck to Tangle-foot. People
should be careful where they put
it, as bald heads are common these
days. The girls say that Pete il
the largest fly they ever caught yet
DR.. Ambrose w. Jones has a,
last, after long and strong solicita.
tions by his many friends and pat
rons, agreed to locate at Odessa
and is now ut work on the old store
room preparing an Office where he
will be found at all hours when no,
professionally engaged. Board and
bed hours ut John S. Anderson's
after Wednesday of this week, July
9th. Will also keep all drugs COM
monty used. We wish, and do pre-
dict, him a sure success.
Several of this community at
tended the funeral of Oliver II. p.
Park Monday on Prickly Ash, some
the funeral of Mrs. Daniel Il. EN-
mons near Bethel, and some the
funeral of old Uncle Ed Barnaby,
of Fleming county. All were good
old people and all departed this life
Saturday night, July 23d.
Fallen as sets the sun Mt eve,
To rise in splendor where
Their kindred luminaries shine,
Their heaven of bliss to share.
Beyond the stormy tolls of life
They reign in triumph now,
Sweeping harp of wOndrous song
With glory on their brow.
Wyoming.
Our school began Monday with
Jas. Myers as teacher.
Everybody 10 going to Flsmings.
burg Saturday to hear Breckin.
ridge, the silver tongued orator OF
the Blue Grass State.
Word comes from Illinois that ].
T. Estill is in that State hale and
hearty, looking and feeling fine, in
stead of being shot at Santiago de
Cuba as reported. Your cores
pondent is informed, however, that
Will E. Estill on being assured of
a commission from Gov. Bradley
will raise q company for Cuba If
another call is made for volunteers.
Business complications have pre-
vented him from making any ef-
forts in this direction heretofore.
We shall feel deeply grieved in
deed should the members Of the
Corinth Brass Band or their friends
receive our suggestion to employ q
teacher unkindly. Whore no rebuke
was intended surely none are Of
Tended. 1t would surpass the dream
Of the poet could the minds Of men
'movs in charity, rest in provi-
dence, and turn upon the poles of
ruth ;" and while this lofty state
IF mind can never be hoped for un-
Ill some Napoleonic genius arises
to revolutionize the nature of man.
Kind, We yet indulge the hope that
he band boys will say like Disraeli
% the English Parliament upon
heir boisterous reception of his
irst speech in theHouse,-"the time
will yet como when you shall hear
ne and hear me with reverence"
FEARS afterward when that man
rose to address that magnificent
,ody his worth was recognized and
10 became a leader. Disraeli kept |
lis word, and left an example wor-
by of emulation.
Thanks. South Side. We don't use
he weed in any form. We've quit. |
sut come over here to the gnarled
cots of the fallen pine and we'll
wap spit awhile. You are acquain-
ed with B.. You notice him on |
he streets, walking, driving. or
Thatever else, and your impression |
4 him is 30 firmly associated with |
Cigarettes that he doesn't seem nat
raj without one. He has inhaled
he smoke with deep-drawn breath
nd puffed it through his nostrical
moke-stack until his Liliputian
ny siognomy, inoculated with foul
umigations and dwarfed sensibili-