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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-30

"Doc" Thomas, Of Ewington
was in town Sunday.
Osmond F. Byron went to Paris
Saturday ION business"
Mrs. j. j. Lacy returned Friday
from a visit to relatives i Mt
Sterling.
NJ. NJ. Rhodes visited his family
at Elizaville Saturday, returning
here Monday.
Miss Mary Patterson, of Lex
ington, came Friday on visit to
relatives here.
Jailer John jackson was resting
easier Tuesday evening, but is still
dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Nancy Crouch moved to
Miss Sallie Daugherty's property,
on Coyle street. Monday.
Mrs. DR.. 4. W. Walden left last
Thursday for visit to her sisters
at indianapolis and Chicago.
Mrs. W. p. Conner, Sr., resurned
Tuesday from Bardstown. kr two
grandchildren came with her on a
visit.
Mrs. II. j. Brown and pretty lit
tie daughter Alma Julian returned
Friday To their home at Soldier,
after a two weeks visit to relatives
in this county. -
Mrs. Mary Williamson and two
little daughters, of Richmond ar-
rived last Thursday on a visit to
Mrs. W.'s brother, DIR. A. w. Wal
den.
The following were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Scott last Thurs
day Mrs. Milton p. Stephens and
daughter, Mrs. Richard II. Lane, of
Stepstone; Mrs. Susan Gill, of
Lexington, and Mrs. T. M. Leach,
of Mt. Sterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris and
two children, of Portsmouth, Ohio,
arrived Sunday on a visit to Mr..
HIS brother and sister, o. C. Har-
ris and Mrs. Clay Tackett. He will
be remembered by many as a stu
dent in Prof. Hurst's school some
years ago.
Misses NJ. M. and E. E. Cohen, of
Lexington; Miss Mamie Cohen, of
Versailles, and Miss Bethnis Nc
Chord, of Richmond, bevy of
handsome young ladies, arrived
last Thursday and took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Faris. That
afternoon, accompanied by Miss
Sallie Faris, they went out to spend
a week with Mrs. Lucy C. Faris,
near Sharpsburg.
Mrs. Mamie B. Rees, of Eminence,
State President of the c. w. B. NJ,
was here Friday night, and deliver
ed an address at the Christian
Church on behalf of mission work.
She urged the reorganization of the
Auxiliary Board at this place, and
impressed upon it the necessity of
active work and cooperation with
the State Board in maintaining the
evangelists now in the field.
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Special Trains July 4th.

On account of the zig cele-
bration at Morehead on >July 4th,
the Cheapeake & Ohio Ryl%ill have
a special train to leave JMorehead
at Q o'clock p. m. for Mt. Sterling
and intermediate points, so that
persons may spend the entire day
at Morehead.
On account of the Lexington
Chautauqua Assembly a special
train will leave Lexington at 10 :15
D. m. for Winchester, Mt. Sterling
and intermediate stations.
Low round-trip rates will be made
and everybody will have a chance
to enjoy the day out of town at a
small cost.
CLAUDE PAXTON, Agent.
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NINTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN Con-

NINTH DIsTRIcT REPUBLICAN Con
yENTIoN.-To NOMINATE CANDIDATE
FOR CoNGREss.-The Republicans
of the 9th District will meet in del.
egate convention at Greenup, Ky.
July 10Th, 1898, at o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress, to be voted
for at the November election, 1898,
and to transact such other business
as may properly come before the
convention.
The basis of representation will
be one delegate for every one hun
dred votes cast for Mckinley and
Hobart electors in 1895, and one
for each fraction over so votes.
Upon this basis the convention
will be composed of 22O delegates,
distributed as follows: Bath 16,
Boyd 81, Bracken -, Carter q,
Fleming 10, Greenup 1S, Harrison
IL, Lawrence 90, Lewis %, Mason
26, Nicholas IL, Robertson 4, Row
an 3.
Delegates will be elected in the
several counties in the district by
mass convention at l o'clock p. m.
on Saturday, July 18th, 1898.
Adjourned to meet at Greenup
at l o'clock p. m. Tuesday, July
10Th, 1898. by order of Republi-
can District Committee at a meet
ing held at Maysville, Ky, June
18th. 1898.
JAMES S. HUFF,
Chrmn. 9th District.
JNo. ID. LrTTEJoHN, Sec. Pro-Tem.
THE OuTIoOK publishes the fore
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MAJOR ALLEN.-it is stated In
some of the papers that Henry Il
Allen, late U. S. military attache
at Berlin, has been promoted to
Assistant Adjutant General with
the rank of Major and is now com
manding Troop ID of the Second
U. S. Cavalry in the attack on San.
tiago, Cuba. Major Allen is a ma
tive of Sharpsburg, this county,
and is one of the most accomplished
officers in the u. S. Army. He is
about forty years of age. The war
with Spain will be quickly over in
all probability, but if there is
much fighting Major Allen stands
a good chance to win honors and
further promotion.
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Z Hor.-The young men gave .
dance at the Owings House Mon
day night. The music was furnish
ed by a string band from Olympian
Springs. Quite a gay time was had.
The young ladies present from a
distance we're the Misses Cohen, of
Lexington; Miss McChord, of Rich
mond, and Miss Hood, of Virginia.
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-Editor Thomas A. Davis, of
Maysville, has been appointed
Stamp Deputy U. S. Collector for
his town at salary Of 5000 per
year.
The celebrated saddle stallion
Black Squirrel, owned by j. w. Il
J. n. Garrett, of Woodford county,
died last week.
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FISCAL CoURT.-The Bath Co
Fiscal Court met here last Thurs
day and transacted business as fol
lows:
The purchase by the commission
of the Owingsville & Stepstone
turnpike for $1,000 was ratified
also that of the Reynoldsville a
Bald Eagle road, which had been
leased by a Mr.. Mannin for $175
The County Judge was designa'
ted as receiver for the county's
money in the hands of ex-Sherif
Lane.
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Col. L. S. Rogers tobacco ware
house at Sharpsburg burned Satur-
day night at IL o'clock. There was
a large amount of tobacco in the
barn, but we could not learn how
much, neither could the amount Of
insurance be learned. A tenant
house situated near by owned by
Mr.. Rogers burned also.
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Scraps.

The expression "Hobson's Choice
originated from the custom of To-
bias Hobson, liveryman at Cam
bridge, who claimed to give his
patrons choice Of forty horses, but
invariably gave them all the same
horse. "Hobson's Choice" as now
used means the only choice to be
taken.-Exchange.
An Irishman saw a bull disport-
ing himself in a field. He thought
it would be interesting to climb the
fence and have some fun badgering
the bull. The idea grew on him,
and he laughed long and loud at
the fun he was going to have. A
little later as he picked himself up
out Of the mud on his own side of
the fence, to which the-bull had
returned him, rubbed his bruises
ruefully and gazed at the cavorting
animal, whose horns he could still
feel, he murmered to himself: "By
COB, it's we'll had me laugh be-
forehand." ."-Exchange.
There are women who are come
ly, there women who are homely,
tho be careful how the latter thing
you say. There are women who are
healthy, there are women who are
wealthy, there are women who will
always have their way. There are
women who are truthful, there are
women who are youthful-was
there ever any woman who was old?
There are women who are sainted,
there are women who are painted,
there are women who are worth
their weight in gold. There are
women who are tender, there are
women who are slender, there are
women who are large and fat and
red. There are women who are mar
ried, there are women who have tar
ried, there are women who are talk
less-but they are dead.-Ex.
We see it stated that Mr.. Lin
coins notice was once attracted by
an outbreak in the nursery, where
the boys were having an ex-
ceedingly warm controversy be-
cause Bob refused to give Ted an
apple he had. "Bob," said Mr.. Lin
coin, "give Ted the apple to keep
him quiet" NO." said Bob, II
want the apple to keep me quiet"
Mr.. Lincoln said he thought it as
strong a plea for Justice as he ever
heard.-Free Ark. Press.
A Western paper has compiled
these alleged personal facts about
Hobson:
First-He was rejected by the
only woman he ever loved, who
brother officer.
Second-He was the youngest
but one of his class at Annapolis.
Third-He was boycotted by his
whole class.
Fourth-They called him "The
Tin Saint" and "Parson Hobson."
Fifth-He graduated at the head
of his class.
Sixth-He neither smokes nor
Seventh-He is devoutly relig-
ious.
Eighth-He prayed on the deck
of the Merrimac.
Ninth-He is full of daring ideas.
Tenth-He is the only American
who went to Paris and never went
to the Moulin Rouge.
Eleventh-His motto is "To do
justly to love mercy to walk hum
bly, with thy God"
Tweifth-He is the best dancer
in the navy.-New York Tribune.
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\ OLYMP!AN SrRINGs.-Dan W
Young and J. W. Lane have bought
| the interest of J. w. Wilson in the
Olympian Springs lease, and with
II. f. Hazelrigg will run the Xbus.
mess during the three years"lease
SIR. Young will remove his family
from here TO the Springs, probably
returning here when the season il
over 10 remain until next season
He will have some one 10 occupy
his house aud assist Horace Lane
in the business here.
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The CRoPs.-Numerous showers
since Saturday morning have put
vegetation to growing at salts
factory rate. General crops pros
poets were never better. The far
mers were never known to buckle
down to their business more assid-
uously than they have this year,
and they seem to be practicing un-
usual economy too. These facts
bode well for prosperity in this
county. With decent luck the
granaries, tobacco barns, cribs and
smoke-houses the coming fall will
attest the reward of industry by
their fullness.
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Mrs. HARLAN MooREs DEAD
Mrs. Mary A. Moores died At 10 40
o'clock a. m. June 9th, ISes, at the
home of her son Wren Npores, at
Calumet, Oklahoma. Deceased was
a native of this county and>sas
born January I'D, 1919. Her
brother, James stone/ /of this town,
is the only surviving child of a
family, of fourteen, which included
Milton, John, P. Roy and Marshall,
all prominent citizens in their re-
spective communities. Mrs. Moores
was the widow of Harlan Moores, a
prominent citizen of South Sher.
burne, this county.
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STAMP YoUR CHECKS, &c.-Re.
member the war revenue law goes
into effect July lst. Put 2-cen'
L. s. Internal Revenue stamp on
each check and draft; 2 cents on
U. S. money orders for 500 or less
and 2 cents for each 500 oi
over. Notes, mortgages, contracts
and similar instruments require
stamps according to the nature of
the instrument. Investigate the
law, as penalties are severe. Stamps
should be properly Cancelled after
afiixing them.
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Don't forget the grand celebra-
tion at Grange City Saturday, July
I'd. The best people in the Wyo-
ming neighborhood are backing the
picnic, for the benefit of the Wyo-
ming Christian Church, and it will
be a great day, with speaking and
music galore.
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SPRINGFIELD MEETING. - There
will be preaching at Springfield
Church, Bath county, Saturday
and Sunday. July 9Th and 10th, at
4 o'clock p. m. Saturday and ii a.
m. Sunday. Services by Rev. Ed.
ward o. Guerrant, of Wilmore, and
Rev. G. w. Belk, of Virginia. Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
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New FIRM.-Gault 4 Wells, sue
cessors to r. L. Gault, propose to
inaugurate strictly up-to-date
Grocery. They will keep a large
stock of goods and sell them at liv-
ing prices. They propose to sell
for cash and as low as goods can
be sold. Look out for quotations
of Low Prices later.
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A. o. u. W.-John Robertson, Of
Moorsfeld. nephew of A. G. Rob-
ertson, of Bethel, and uncle Of Mrs.
T. s. Tinsley, of this town, was here
last week for the purpose of organ
izing a lodge of the American Or
ders Of United Workingmen, which
makes life insurance Of the mem-
bers q special feature.
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A HARD WORKER FoR The LORD.

A HARD WORKER FoR The LORD.
Rev. Ben Bigstaff has been for
many years a hard worker in the
Lords vineyard and has accom-
plished much good which will live
long after he has gone to his re-
ward. His labors have been con-
fined to the mountain counties and
have covered many fields. He glor-
les in the work, is happy in it, and
though now advancing in years he
seems to take on more energy and
zeal. He is now engaged in con-
Quoting two Sunday-schools; one
of which is located at the mouth of
Lost Creek and the other at Ian.
drums Mill, four miles apart, and
the aggregate attendance of pupils
numbers nearly one hundred. with
a steady increasing. Rev. Bigstatf
has awakened great interest in the
cause of religion in these neighbor-
hoods. The very best behavior and
decorum prevail during the sessions
of the Sunday schools, the pupils
are earnest and devoted in the
work, and the parents unite with
the minister in his labors among
the children. The Lost Creek school
is held every Sunday morning
while the one at Landrum's Mil
meets in the afternoon, and so il
appears Rev. Bigstaff has his hands
full of work, but that matters little
to him, because he loves the cause
and his devotion to it is as com.
mendable as it is grand, and has
endeared him to the people among
and for whom he loves to labor
The Hustler trusts that he may bt
spared many years to continue hi
noble work in the service of the
Lord.-Jackson Hustler.
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DnD.-Mrs. yobe>warner disd
of bladdss+eos5le Sunday night at
e.home near Kendall's Springs
and was buried Monday at the GEN.
etery near by. A husband and two
children survive her. -
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DrED.-G. L. Fitzpatrick, aged "a
years, died at Lewisburg, Mason
county, of a dropsical affection
June goth. His son Charles ID. died
u few weeks ago. His surviving chill.
dren are Mrs. c. N. Bollinger and
Mrs. Jennie Carpenter, of Lewis
burg; David, of Higginsport, O.. +;
Frank, of Lexington, and William
u, of Mt. Sterling. Mr.. X. became
very well known here through his
frequent visits to the members of
his family-Charley. Mrs. Carpen-
ter and VIM. L.-who made their
home here for a number of years.
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VOL. XIX.
Notice to Taxpayers.

The taxpayers of Bath county
are hereby notified that the tax
for the year 1s9s have been made
out and placed in my hands. You
are therefore notified to call Mt my
office and settle.
J. NJ. ATCuIsoN, s. b. c.
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V T. s. Shrout will not only fur
nish hearse free, but will furnish
brand new carriage and nice team
Of horses for convenience of family
without ostS,with any priced un-
dertaking job which comes to HIM
Cash or credit. 49,E
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An auxiliary of the National
Christian Women's Board of Mis-
sions was organized last Sunday
afternoon at the Christian Church.
Officers as follows: Mrs. ID. S. Es-
till, Pres; Mrs. T. 8. Tinsley, Vice
Pres; Mrs. r. II. Goodpaster, Sec,
and Mrs. j. NJ. Brother, Treas.
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T. S. Shrout has on hands a
complete line of new Buggies and
Phaetons which he will trade you
for an old one or for a horse or
mule. Prices very low for new bug
pies for cash or trade. 3l-tf
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y Corn Null have bought Clark
Crouch's corn mill in town. Reg
ular grinding days are Friday and
Saturday. Meal exchanged for corn
at any time my customers bring it.
s =. ATCHsoN.
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Town Marshal Humphrey, Of
sharpsburg. brought here and
lodged in Jail Saturday night Jas.
Littinger, charged with an attack
on the Marshal.
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Ladies, you can 60 to Mrs. Es
til's and get a complete outfit:
from a kerchief to an elegant dress
and 0enekeeps everything that
: lnl1es wear.
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1t is specially desired that EVERY
MEMBER of the Christian Church be
present next Lords Day morning.
"The Culture of Communion" will
be the subject. I. S. TISsLEY.
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The old mattress-maker, Mr.. w.
A. McLane, who worked here four
years ago, is back again repairing
mattresses, making new once, and
doing upholstering work on short
notice. 4s-4t
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Last week witnessed the coolest
weather that has been experienced
in harvest time since 1878, when
overcoats were worn to the wheat
fields by the haryesters. n
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There will be preaching at the
White Oak Church the Sd Sunday
in July. The 4th Sunday is the
regular day.
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Commissioners Sale.

Waller SHARP; Plaintiff. Notice Of
James and Maggie MeCue, Drts Equity.
By virtue of Judgment and order Of sale
of the Bath Circuit Court, rendered e the
February term thereof, 1895, In the above
styled cause, the undersigned will, on -
MONDAY, JULY llth, 1898,
between the hours of Il o'clock m. and 9
O'Clock p. m, ut the Court-house door In
Owingsville, Bath county, Ky- Ibeing
County Court dayJ proceed to expose to
PUBLIC SALE. to the highest bidder, ,hs
following described propsrty' vis.: 4 lot
with n livery stable thereon situated in the
town Of sharpsburg, Bath county, Ken
| lucky, on the south side of Main street and
fronting on Main cross-street, " hich lot was
conveyed to Maggie McCue by Ellen HAM
ilton and NJ. O. Ashby heirs The amount
| OF said Judgment with interest and costs to
day of sale Is s75o.sa
TERMS.-Sale will be made on a credit of
8 mont hs for one half and u months for the
other half Of the purchase price. The pur-
chaser will be- required to give bond with
approved security for the payment of the
purchase mones, tn have the force and ef-
feet of a Judgment, beS-ing legal interest
from the day of sale. with a lien-Fetained
upon said property, until all the purchSI
money Is paid. &C. EWING,
Commissioner OF Bath Circuit Court.
c. " Goodpasteri Attorney.
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Iwant to clear out all the Lawns
and Dimities in my store and will
give bargains in any of them while
thew last fer cash. MRS. EsTILL.
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Elder T. s. Tiusley will preach
at the grove. near Prickly Ash
bridge, next Sunday afternoon at
& o'clock.
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Luther Benson. the noted tenn
ance lecturer, died at Rushville,
Indiana, June 2lst.
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"There is nothing else to it."
Ramsey & Co. have the best sad
dies in town.
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Good growing showers fell Sat
urday. Sunday morning and Sun
day night.
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1 will sell you goods cheaper than
anyone and give you a nice Cling
ham or Calico dress for every IS
cash purchase. MRS EsTILL.
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For SALE OR RENT.-My property
in east end of town Apply to me for
particulars. Mrs. AILsA CLAYTON.
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Gen. John S. Williams, of Mont
eomery county, is seriously sick.
He is rs years old.
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Come early and get choice of
those nice Lawns at such bargains
for cash at Mrs. Estilrs.
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You can rely on everything that
you buy from Mrs. Estill being the
latest style.
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II you need a saddle or set Of
harness Ramsey & Co. can interest
you. Examine their stock.
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NJ. NJ. Rhodes has frightened up
his business house with fresh
coat of paint.
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Great reduction for cash in Lawn
and Dimity while it lasts at Mrs.
Estilrs.
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REPUBLICAN Mass CoNvENTIoN.-
The Republicans of Bath county
will meet at the Courthouse in
mass convention Saturday, July
10th, 1898, to select delegates to
attend the convention to be held a,
Greenup July 18th to nominate a
candidate for Congress in this the
Ninth) district.
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Born, Friday morning. to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Shrout, of south
west of town, a daughter.
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. The old blue wing" or "little
hIue'' grain cradle for sale by
Ramsey 4 Co.
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Ramsey q Co.'S sale of saddles
and harness this season is unpre-
cedented.
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The only real bargains to be
found in Owingsville are at Mrs.
Estilrs.
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All grades and prices in harness
at Ramsey & Co.'s.
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A good saddle is a great comfort.
Ramsey a Co. excel in this line.
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have for sale at my farm near
Wyoming about 400 barrels of ex-
ira good and sound old corn.
j. CLAY DoNNAN,
Owingsville, Ky.
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Desiring to quit the Jew
elry trade anyone wishing
to get into the business can
buy me out at cost of stock
and fixtures. l am the only
Jeweler i'm town.
s. ID. THOMPSON.
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PERSONAL.

THE OUTLOOK publishes the fore
going call by request.
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q. +. BYRON,
II Chairman Il. c. Il. Com.
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JAMES S. HUFF,
Chrmn. 9th District.
JNo. ID. LITrEJoHN, Sec. Pro-Tem.