Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-05-12
Knob Lick.
Some snow here Saturday.

Knob Lick.
Some snow here Saturday.
A beautiful day Sunday
( Charley Fowler killed a white
snake.
Turner Hunt has been painting
for Jas. T. Atchison.
Born, to the wife of &harles
Fowler, a girl, Apr. aOth. h
We expect to organize a Sunday
school here next sunday.>l
Sam Barber has been 4unning
some lines for the R. R. IrdA Co.
John Bohannon lost a nice 2
year-old male by it falling into a
well.
Rebel Jack Hawkins is preparing
to emigrate to Alabama. Ed, his
son, left here few days ago.
Geo. F. Green has been buying
some cattle here lately. He bought
one from Cole Carpenter. paying
him eleven dollars for same, which
turned out to belong to John Var
brough. Cole has left for parts
unknown.
Nothing but war talk and free
Cuba. What about bonded and
enslaved America? There is at
least one fourth of the people in
Bath Co. in worse condition than
the chattel slave was before the
war. Why should such a state of
affairs exist in a country that
boasts of her generosity and wealth?
Millions of dollars spent for death
Healing guns and explosives to free
Starving Cuba when at our very
doors We have poor, deserving peo-
pie, owing to the condition they are
placed in by vicious and extrav-
agant legislation, to procure even
the bare necessaries of life. There
are plenty of people that / know
who go,hungry many times. There
are children that have no concep-
ton of what full meal is. This
should not be so. i fear to advise,
as got snubbed not long since by
a party whose condition was good
enough, who had worked for 80
years and was not worth 800.
lDelayed.I
There is some corn planted here.
The sick are improving. There
are few cases of mumps.
Winchester Dickerson has a rub
ber-tired railroad velocipede.
Bro. Dick Crouch will preach
here the lst Sunday in June at IL
o'clock a. m.
From all appearances the bees
have wintered well. There seems
to be fine prospect for a good
honey crop.
Your corpt. went fishing Satur-
day, with poor success. The big
one did not get awarSi never
caught him.
Miss Lutte Quisenberry's school
closed Friday evening. She will be
here one more month teaching John
Colliver bookkeeping.
We object to transferring the
miseries of the Cubans to citizens
of our own country by the issuance
Of longtime bends. There is q
money drouth in the U. S.; let it
be broken by paying the expenses
Of the war with Spain with an issue
Of greenbacks. Such a measure
would bring along with Cuban free
dom greater freedom to our own
people. More greenbacks will enable
our people to cross the trochas
which hem them in from opportu-
nifty to become prosperous. More
yreenbacks will enable our people
% better resist the privateering of
Five hundred million
If coin bonds running twenty years
means the transfer of thirty million
dollars of the property of the peo-
'le to the money power without
my consideration whatever. More
han that, bonds issued and sold
low will gather from the channels
# commerce u portion of the mea-
er amount of the instrument of
xchange now existing and will
ower the general level of prices in
pite of the demand for war sup
lies. Contraction of the-money
olume produces more misery than
Tar, pestilence or famine. The
uestion is often asked US Populists
How are you going to get green
acks in eirculation?" and is often
answered satisfactorily to them
lives, at least. Now, the question
an be answered by PAY the ex-
enses of the war with SPAIN"
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