Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-09-22

Boone Tabor and son, OF More
lead, passed through here last week
IN their way to Mt. Sterling with
50 head of cattle.
Your scribe attended the big an
nual meeting Mt Upper Salt Lick
md witnessed the pretty wedding
Vt Mr.. Lee Gibbs and Miss Louellen
Stamper.
Charlie MARYLAND has ordered
from Chicago a microscope three
feet long, and claims that he can
discover the wag of politicians
tongue five miles, or even see a
chigger wink its eye three hundred
yards.
There are some people very hard
to please in this place. They want
to see their names in the paper, but
they think their names should be
written in gold type. But, friends,
you should remember Klondike is
failing.
While at Olympian Springs we
met our friend VIM. Case, of Prick
ly Ash, and were glad to hear he is
doing well. Friend Case is a skill
ed workman and clever gentleman,
and this neighborhood was sorry
to lose him.
The boys who have been working
in tobacco are drifting back home
to assist Rebel Jack Hawkins cut
his corn. Look out, "Knob Lick"
and coop your chickens. They are
in danger now.
The large brick dwelling on Jim
BlgstafFs farm near Springfield
Church took fire Saturday morning
and burned no insurance. Thomas
Robinson was living in the house
and lost everything in the way of
household furniture. He lost even
his crop of wheat.
Carlos Goodpaster and Miss Cal
lie Karrick, of Salt Well, eloped
from church at Sees school house
Sunday to Ironton, Ohio, and were
married. The bride is the pretty
and accomplished daughter OF
Thomas Karrick, and the groom il
the popular son of Captain Good
paster, deceased. We join their
many friends in wishing them a
long and happy life. SKEErER.
Wyoming.
John Niece will soon leave for
his home in Bracken county.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vice visited
friends in Fleming county Sunday
Born, on Wednesday, Sept. II, to
Ira Goodan and wife, a daughter
weight 10t pounds.
Miss Viola Goodan and little sis
ter Stella returned to their home in
Fleming county Sunday, after 8
visit of two weeks in this com.
munity.
VIM. Hedrick will remove hi:
family from Wyoming TO the prop.
erty lately purchased by Will f
Estill, where he will sow about 3.
acres of wheat and cultivate q
acres of tobacco. He is a bustlins
tobacco man, having cultivated to
bacco for Sim Evans near Bethe
for eight years successfully.
"South Side" seems to be puzzlet
about IA great social problem,-why
so many marriageable women neveI
get married. Let Inc tell you, ole
man, don't worry about that prop
osition. 1t won't pay. Don't in
vest any of your thought and tim,
in it. The first girl you find will
sufficient good sense to get along
with all her male and female asso
ciates, who is pleasant and nice t.
everybody, will be pleasant ant
amiable to her husband. Therefor,
waste your time and thought OF
her. 1t will pay. The girl whit
depends on her beauty of face anG
form is not manageable. She i:
proud of her beauty and thinks lit
tie of mind culture. Beauty fades
The girl who depends on her money
to carry her through is not mar
riageable. Money may be soor
spent. While money is convenient
to have, a true girl will remember
that it is herself alone that inspires
real love in the heart of a brave
manly man. Society is burdeneG
very heavily, it always has been
and always will be burdened, with
weak, miserable men who have not
the courage to enter the active du-
ties of life and try by their indi.
vidual strength and perseverance
to win a place for themselves in the
world, and so they look around for
a girl with a fat purse to help
them out. We blush to say it, but
it is the truth. Shame on them. A
thousand times better would it be
for them to dress within their
means and stoop to the most servile
labor than bow down at the matri-
monial altar of a blighted, debased
manhood. Parents are often guilty
of encouraging their children to
form attachments among wealthy
people. All! what is riches? Bacon
says, II cannot call riches better
than the baggage of virtue; the
Roman word is better, 'impedimen-
ta'; for as the baggage is to an ar
my. so is riches to virtue" Who
will be so base as to contend that
virtue is not worth it all?
Again, the proud naughty girl
who is really sweet and lovable
when she is her real self, but who
imagines that young man must
bow down and do homage to her or
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