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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16
West End.

Chris Gopher is on the sick list.
J.T. Wills, of Mt. Sterling, was
here last week.
Col. Wiseman, of Washington, is
visiting DIR. o. Young.
Mrs. Lewis Adams had a relapse,
but is some better now.
Married, last Thursday, Dell
Downs and Miss Louie Darrell.
Charles Clayton and wife, of Far
mers, are visiting VIM. Clayton.
We were looking for the Cape
Verde fleet last week; hence, no
news.
"East Fork" we will give you a
description of our place in our
next.
Jessie Caudill will finish sowing
millet as soon as he gets the dy.
Mantle to burst the clods.
VIM. Clayton has purchased a
fine tract of tim Der land lat acres
of T. ]. Pergram, price private.
We have torpedoes around oul
minnow bucket since the young
widows are making themselves sc
officious.
r. f. Coyle has taken the con,
tract of supplying VIM. Barnes, OF
Salt Lick, with crawfsh. This new
industry is growing rapidly.
Mrs. X. B. Nickel, who had beer
fishing on Licking river accompan,
led by her son, b. F. Piersall, ha:
returned to her home at Eel.
South Side" in our opinion yor
won't find the chalybeate any
healthier than we did the salt wa
ter at Olympia, but we hope yOr
will, "honor bright"
"South Side," you had better BIZ
fshiag in your native streams fol
fish and not so much dry-land fish
ling. You would have better sue.
cess. We know by experience.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

WITH the end of this month the
farmers of the United States will
have received more money from the
people of other nations for their
products than ever before IN the
life of the nation. That is one OF
the reasons why the United States
has no friends except Great Britain
among the great nations of Europe
Another reason is that the United
States is capturing the markets for
manufactured articles.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

S. Il. Jones lost by death Gne
large steer week before last. The
cause of death was dehOrning the
steer some two months ago.
Grant Saunders, of Hillsboro,
was here again last week looking
for some more horses, and bought
none. They are getting scarce.
We would like to know Of "ClOd-
hopper" if the sun ever sets on the
South Side or have you electric
lights the year around. There
seems to be light on most all sub
jects in your items.
The SICK.-Mrs. X. f. Reeves is
very low, with but little hope of her
recovery. Mrs. Thomas Reed was
thought to be better for several
weeks, but took suddenly i'll few
days ago and Is very low at this
time. Mrs. Geo. Boyd is better.
There is a great deal more tObac-
co in this community To put out
yet than formerly anticipated, be-
sides fully half of the last setting
is to reset. What little was Sc,
the first of May is a good stand
and growing nicely.
Frank Hendrix and Geo. A. Vice
of lower Flat Creek, were in thi:
vicinity last Thursday and bought
two fat heifers of j. 5. Anderson
for $55, and some lambs at tic per
h.; also, bought i. r. and j. W
Darnelrs lambs at same price to gC
the Goth of this month, and buncl
of Jas. Riddle at same price.
| Warren Stewart is n splen
did GRADER and often whets a ban
ter in the harvest field, which h,
did last season in the field whert
old Uncle Sam Henderson wa
grading. Warren says he whets NJ
more banters if Uncle Sam is il
hearing distance. Be careful, boys
about banterlng Uncle Sam in an,
way. He'll knock you out every
time.
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HillSbOrO.

Bartine's show will be here Mon
day, June 90.
Charles Grain attesded Court at
Owingsville Monday. y
Rev. VIM. L. Selby preached at
the NJ. f. Church Sunday night.
Master Lloyd Winter returned
home from visit at Minerva, last
week.
Misses -Etna and Sallie Denton
and Rcnalin Shields attended Dis.
trict Conference at Tilton from
Tuesday till Thursday.
Quite crowd attended the ice,
cream and strawberry supper at The
Christian Church Saturday even.
ing. The proceeds amounted tC
$3.50. which will go for the benefi
of the Church.
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Odessa.

Jas. Day was in this community
Saturday buying walnut timber.
Miss Cora Williams was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Elyira
Williams, Friday.
Mrs. w. Hendrix, of Grant Co.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett Hawkins.
Z Miss Ruth Darnell, Of Flat Creek,
lis enjoying a three-weeks' visit
with friends and relatives here.
\ VIM. A. snedegy,Eife and son,
Master Clyde, vNted at John
Mays, near Reynolds SSls, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. s. B. Hawkins left the first
of last week for several weeks
visit with her parents and other
relatives in Grant Co.
Old Uncle Jno. j. Swetnam is
and has been quite sick with heart
trouble for three weeks past and is
no better at this writing.
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Olympia.

Rain is very badly needed in this
section.
G.. w. Young was in Lexington
last week.
Miss Georgia Ault spent few
days last week with friends here.
Mrs. Winchester Dickerson, who
had been visiting in Cincinnati for
some time, returned home last week.
The bicycle fadIE struck this
place this summer. our new wheels
have made their qppNsranco here
recently. :
Z. N. Moore came in Sunday,
Mrs. Jeff jackson will likely leave
with him to join her husband in
Montana.
Bros. Martin and Bromley, who
have recently conducted meeting
at Salt Well, are holding a meet
ing at Pea Sticks.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 9rH.

Gen. Shafter with $1,000 troops
on transports left Tampa, Florida,
June sth to land and aid the war
ships in an attack on Santiago. 1t
will take about a week to reach
there. The troops are mostly reg
ulsrs. They will be conveyed by
warships.
The enemy's partially disman-
tied second class cruiser ReIna
Mercedes was sunk in Mondays
battle at Santiago, the captain and
twenty-six men being killed, and
twelve wounded.
A n,:tion OF SIMPSONS squadron
- ~ nbar3sr the forts at Caimanera,
sast of Santiago, Tuesday.
Coz. Bradley went to Chicka-
manga and r. iewed the Ky. troops
June sth, ssaSing them a speech
also. Gen. Fred Grant was so i'm
pressed with the I'd Ky. that be
had Gov. Bradley ask the War De-
psrtment to put the regiment in
his brigade.
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Upper Prick!y Ash.

Squire George W. Shrout is quite
sick at this writing.
l. ". Shrout bought a pair oil
work oxen of B. f. Shrout for S92
T. W. Hamilton visited relatives
near Mt. Sterling Saturday aud
Sunday.
Espy Shrout sold two short year.
ling steer to jeff Dawson several
days ago for $4S.
Miss Minnie Cartmill visited rel.
atives in Mt. Sterling and Mont
gomery Co. last week.
Mrs. L. S. Shroyfand family, OF
Owingsville, Visited Mrs. Nancy
Shrout one da5hst week.
Robert Donaldson and wife, OF
Salt Well, visited Mr.. Donaldson's
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Burns, Sunday.
Charles Goodpaster and John
Stone are each building new
barn preparatory to housing to-
bacco.
Lee Young, wife and Mrs. Ella
Hamilton, of near Mt. Sterling, Wis
tied relatives in the neighborhood
first of the week.
Johnson Everman, of Nicholas
Co., visited his brother, A. j. Ever
man, and attended court in Ow-
ingsville Monday.
Miss Sue Lyter, who had been
visiting her brother for the past
ten days, returned to her home at
Berry, KY, Saturday.
Charles Harper and wife, Caleb
Ratliff and family, of Bald Eagle,
were guests of Daniel Harper and
wife Saturday and Sunday.
Elder Finley, of Lexington, Wis
tied friends in this community and
preached at Harper's school house
Sunday and Monday nights.
Mrs. T. j. Carr and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Fannie and Lizzie, of
Montgomery Co., visited relatives
in the neighborhood last week.
Miss Era Hamilton, who had
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ella
Hamilton, near Mt. Sterling,for the
past three weeks, returned home
Sunday.
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MOOre'S Ferry.

VIM. Ingram was in Owingsvillt
Thursday on business. -
Born, June 9th, to Jessie Moody
and wife, a ten-pound girl.
William jackson and family, OF
Knob Lick, visited at VIM. Ingram's
Sunday.
Mrs. B. b. Christy and Mrs.. Jane
Newman were in Owingsville last
Wednesday shopping.
John Otis and family attended
Children's Day. at the Christian
Church at Salt Lick Sunday.
John NJ. Tanning lost fine mare
last week. He had refused 1925 for
her few days before she died.
Miss Julia Reeves, of Fleming
county, visited her brother, Jas. w.
Reeves, at Salt Lick, Saturday and
Sunday.
DIR. Samuel Thomas and wife. of
Montgomery county, visited his
uncle, Green b. Myers, from Fri
day till Monday.
Elihu Ford, son of w. B. Ford
of this place, the father a veteran
of the Civil War, has enlisted in
the First Kentucky Regiment.
Your scribe was at James A. Nc
Donald's Monday, it being his
anniversary. A few Sc
lect friends were there to partake of
tie good things his mother knows
so well how to prepare. We enjoy.
ed ourselves and thought of you,
Mr.. Editor, and wished you were
there. Yum, yum.
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CralgS.

Aunt Polly Lowry continues very
poorly.
Rained a good shower here Sat
urday.
Dee Rudder's COW has twin
calves.
George Sorrell and John started
to Cuba yesterday.
Brother Parker will preach a,
Prickly Ash bridge next Sunday al
3 o'clock p. IN.
Rev. Bromley, of the sanctified
Methodist church, is holding pro.
tracted meeting at Craigs thi:
week.
Miss Sarah Foley and Archie
Toy, of Flat Creek, were the guests
of Myrtle and Robert Toy Sa,ur-
day and Sunday.
Eph lIatton, wife and baby, Of
Flat Greek, visited Mrs. Hatton's
parents, William Toy and family,
Saturday and Sunday.
Our meeting at the grove near
Prickly Ash bridge got broken ur
by the rain, but W" hope Brother
Hart will give us another appoint
ment, as his subject promised to be
very interesting.
/ will explain that sheep ques-
Itfon:. Sam Shultz had two ewes in
the spring of Ninety-six and the
increase that spring was four, and
the next spring they increased six
more, making the flock twelve, and
this year they increased thirteen
making twenty-five.
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sATuRpAY. JuNf llrH.

The cruiser Charleston is to seize
the Ladrone Islands and the moni.
tor Monterey the Carolines, Span
ish possessions in the Pacific
Ocean. At least IL is believed that
fs q part of the U. s. plan. Troops
win he used to occupy the islands
as soon as captured.
The First Kentucky left Lexing-
ton for Chickamauga Friday 1908
strong, being the fret volunteer
regiment in the nation recruited up
to its full legal strength.
Last Friday Secretary Of War
Alger said the whole army would
be ready for war in two weeks.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

TIE Baker Howard feud in CLAY
county has become SO violent as to
require militia for its suppression.
Gov. Bradley has ssnt body OF
guards under Asst. Adiutant Gen
eral Forester TO Manchester TO pro-
tect the Court in the trial of some
of the partisans. The Governor
will also send militia to guard the
trial of the negro Bob Blanks for
rape in Graves county.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

JUDGE r. ID. DAVIS, of Ashland,
Ky, who has been prominently
mentioned as a candidate for the
Republican nomination in the Ninth
district, in letter to a friend in
the city says that he is not and will
not be candidate for Congress
He writes that he is in favor of the
denomination of CongressmanPugh
Judge Davis says that Mr.. Pugh
will have the vote of Boyd county
in the convention and will certain.
ly be nominated. - Washington
Corpt. Courier-Journal.
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Forge Hill.

The crops in this part Of the
county are looking we'll.
Miss Ida Harmon, of Fleming
county, was in our midst last week.
w. d. McGregor, of Hillsboro,
spent Sunday with friends near
here.
VIM. W. Williams delivered at
Grange City 80 bushels Of wheat at
81 per bushel.
+ p. ii. Williams, of Amoret, Mo-,
will arrive this week to spend few
weeks with relatives here.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

The last is first in an important
respect. The First Kentucky Reg
iment of Volunteers Infantry was
the last regiment of the U. $. Vol
unteer Army to be mustered in, but
ii bears the distinction of being the
the first regiment in the nation re-
cruited up to its full legal limit of
LOG men TO the company. Thai
evens up matters.
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Knob Lick.

Needing rain; two slight showers
Saturday and Sunday.
Corn is doing well. Meadows will
not be so good as last year.
We were pleased to see Jas.
Barnes able TO drive out Sunday.
Turner Hunt, who has been off
painting, returned home Friday
poorly.
There was quite a number passed
here Sunday to attend Children's
day at Salt Lick.
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MOorefield.

Miss Halle HIldreth is visiting
friends here now.
Willie Royse is home from Lou.
isville medical school.
Miss Nota McCray, of North
Middletown, is visiting at S. F.
Stones.
Sister Il. S. Tinsley and little son
Timothy are visiting her mother
Mrs. Kate Wilson.
The meeting closed at the Chris
tian Church Thursday night with
fourteen additions.
Mrs. Eva Durham and Mrs. Kash
are attending the w. f. NJ. at Mil
lersburg this week.
Geo. Bramblett had his house set
back from the street several feet,
a nice front yard, which
with n new fence adds much to the
looks of the east end of our town.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

"WEsrwARD the course Of empire
takes It's way" The United States
is about to round up the Hawaiian,
Philippine, Caroline and Ladrone
Islands. in the Pacific, and take
them into the national domain.
The interesting question comes up
When will the course of empire
reach its limit2'
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

ERNEST L. IIooLEY, who astonish
ed London with the magnitude and
success Of his financial adventures
as II company promoter and had
more money for a while than he
could throw at the birds, has just
failed and soon will not have enough
left TO live on comfortably.
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East Fork of Flat Creek.

Very warm. We live in hopes of
a rain.
Davis Sorrell sold COW to his
father, John Sorrcll, for $50.
John Barbee, of GilcGd, was in
our vicinity Friday on business.
4. G.. Daughcrty weighed 81
head of hogs the 18th INST. to John
l.. Vice at lr PER lb.
Miss Nancy kincer, Of Sharps
burg, is teaching one month OF
school for us here. Butcher Amber
son was first hired, but there being
some objections he quit and Miss
Kinrcr was hired.
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CLUBBING TERMS.

The Owlngsvilie Outlook and
either of the following will be
sent for one year for the price
named:
Outlook and Twice-a-Week
Courier-JournaI, $3.50.
Outlook and Weekly Cincin-
natl Commercial Trib une.
81 40.
Outlook and LouIsvilIeWeek-
ly Dispatch, Si.6O.
Outlook and Louisville Daily
Evening Post, sass.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

There was an exodus Of some OF
the element that had become par
ticularly unpleasant to the law
abiding people. Seems that they
took scare from some cause.
Married, Sunday, Mt the home of
his brother VIM. Hunt, John b.
Hunt Tor Boss to the step
daughter of VIM. Blunt, Miss Emma
Snowden, Rev. Lawson officiating.
Capt. Pitman has received two
letters from bis son at Chickamau-
ga. His health is good. They are
expecting to move, they know not
where; either to Cuba or to Manila,
is what they think.
A word to Craigs corpt: Who
says there should not be any idle?
| agree there is too much profligacy
and that element could improve
their condition to some extent, but
to a great many their chances have
been so handicapped they have lost
heart. You say the world is grow
ing better every year. What makes
you think so? Is it the number of
millionaires that makes you think
sou 1 remember the first million
aire. Now there are hundreds and
they are worth from one to one
hundred millions. And the time
is coming when the lamb and the
lion will lie down together I agree,
but the lamb will be inside the
lion.
notice the corpt. "West End"
June I'd, complaining that the
Knob Lick corpt. makes him so
tired trying to boom the middle-of-
the-road party. For information
and explanation would ask How
tired? Where does it seem to hurt
the worst? in the head or in the
heart? Does it cause drowsiness or
a painful recollection of having
left undone something you should
have done? Does it kind O. give
you the jim-jams when you read
over the bills presented in Congress
and that $500, OOO, 900 bond bill of
James X. Jones, Chairman Of the
Democratic party, looms up in d.
rect contradiction to the platform
of the party? And if you are
silver Democrat and are con-
scientiOus and love the truth and
hate lie | do not wonder at your
getting tired when the middle-of-
the readers tell the unvarnished
truth. The only excuse they have
for living is the plank in their plat
forms surreptitiously taken from
the Peoples party. And if that does
not make you tired enough then
continue searching the record OF
Congress and you will find there
were Ill free-silyer bills killed in
one day when the Democrats had
the President, the House and the
Senate, and could have passed any
bill they wanted to without the
help of other parties. But, my friend
of West End, do not wonder az
you getting tired travelling the
road you have been travelling Is or
20 years. You know as well as
do there is something wrong and
somebody or some party responsible
for it. How are YOU going to rer-
edy the wrong2 With men so with
parties. III man lies to you elev-
EN- times and he comes to you with
the twelfth lie in his mouth are you
going to believe him? If you do
then you are made up of more than
your share of confidence, and l en-
not surprised at you getting tired.
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wyoming.

John Hedrick and family, of near
Owingsville, visited relatives here
last week.
Chas. Spencer and wife, of Roe's
Run, visited Mrs. Ames Saturday
and Sunday.
VIM. Moore, of Roe's Run, was
here Sunday, wearing a Scotch
plaid and prodigious smile. What
it all means goodness only knows
Ollie Coons and Miss Ollie Hart
visited this place Sunday. 1t was
agreed that q handsomer couple
had not been seen for many a long
day in this meek O. the woods"
NThe ice-cream and strawberry
supper given by the ladies here for
church benefits was a success in
every particular. Owingsville, Hills
Zero and surrounding country were
well represented. The sweet strains
of Owingsville's string band ming
ling with the low murmur of sigh
ing breezes and the sweet fragrance
of numerous lovely bouquets watt
ed to and fro by blithe maidens
escorted by chivalrous swains, the
soft rustic of dresses and the sway
ing lights of Japanese lanterns APP
peared like a feast of fairies in the
garden of the gods" except for
the clatter of dishes, the rattle,
grind and grunt of the ice-cream
freezers and the maudlin vaporings
of a few half-intoxicated noggins.
Now that the work of putting soul
and life into the old church here
has begun let there be no stay of
procedure, but on, on, on!
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Naylor'S Branch.

Elder Mat Hart preached at the
grove Sunday afternoon.
Don't forget the box-supper at
the Naylor school-hou the fourth
Saturday night, June 25th.
There will be prayer meeting at
MAYORS school house every Friday
night, and singing every Sunday
night.
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THERE is something curious about
the progress Of the construction of
the five first-class battleships. Ac-
rording to the figures just given
out they are not "a near completion
As they were Some weeks ago.
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FRIDAY. JUNE l0rH.

A mysterious Spanish squadron
east Of Havana caused a delay for
n stronger guard Of warships for
the feet Of transports carrying the
army Of Gen. Shafter TO Santiago.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

Desiring to quit the Jew
elry trade anyone wishing
to get into the business can
buy me out at cost of stock
and fixtures. | am the only
Jeweler i'm town.
s. d. THOMPSON.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

Ladies, you can go to Mrs. Es
till's and get complete outfit:
from kerchief to an elegant dress
and hat. She keeps everything .h>t
ladies' wear.
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MONDAY, JUNE 18th.

Gen. Skaters command of 90
900 has again started for Santiago.
1t is expected to reach there Thurs
day.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

SENATOR PEFFTR. of Kansas, has
bobbcd mp in new role. The State
Prohibition convention nominated
him for Governor.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

Tuis war has demonstrated that
Spanish bravery in battle is excel
lent. Spanish inetiiciency is the
fatal dercrt.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

THE Louisville base ball club
seems to have clinched its hold on
the tail-cnd place good and hard
after il reached It last week.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

The Republicans are celebrating
the victory nj the late State cleo
tiun in Oregon by majority great
or than in 1896.
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Bethel.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hazelrigg,
who have been quite sick, are i'm
proving.
Miss Ella Griffith, after week
visit to Salt Lick, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Arrasmith returned
to her home from Flemingsburg
much improved in health.
Frank Trumbo, of Clark county,
visited his brother Ad this week,
and went to Licking fishing.
Mrs. David Judy, of Carlisle, is
visiting her son Lee Ratliff and her
daughter, Mrs. Seth Bolts, this
week.
Mrs. Lee Ratliff and Mrs. Thomas
Whaley are in Millersburg this
week, attending the Methodist Com
ference and Foreign Missionary
Society.
Miss Nota May McCray of North
Middletown, and Miss Pearl Lane,
Of Mt. Sterling, were the guests of
Mrs. Allie Robertson and other
friends the past week.
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TUESDAY, JUNE l4rH.

There is no specially important
war news. Sampson is waiting at
Santiago for the army.
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SUNDAY, yUHE I2TH.

sampson landed $50 marines last
Friday IN the vicinity Of Santiago
20 fortffy and hold a base for the
troops coming by transports.
The First KY. was assigned to
the First brigade tGen. Burt, First
division (Gen. Wilson }, First Corps
fGen. Brooke).
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The harp is many peoples favorite
instrument. HARPER is everyone's
favOrite whisky. Sold by You've IL
LANE, Owingsville, Ky.
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0wingsvilIe Outlook.
owINGsvfLtE, KY.
SUBSCRIPTION, s. YEAR IN ADVANCE.

NoTicE.-Obituaries, memoriams.
etc, not to exceed so words, inserted
free: 81 charged for each addi-
tional eighty words.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

Correspondents will please re-
member to always mail their items
30 that they will reach us on Mon
day. This matter /. seriously i'm
portaat to us.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-06-16

The War Revenue bill has been
PASSED by Congress.