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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27
CralgS.

Miss Isabel Ensor visited friends
near Owingsville the past week.
Miss Malinda Rudder, Of Wash
ington Branch, visited relatives
here the past week.
Sam Shultz and Butler Toy at,
tended the funeral of our beloved
Judge Ramsey Saturday. We eS'
tend our heartfelt sympathy TO 'h'
relatives and especially to the bro
ken heated father, and pray God t'
give him strength to bear up undeI
this sad bereavement. May TIM
thought comfort him, knowing tina
all things work together for goo'
to them that love God. A FRIEND
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HillSborc.

VIM. B. McGregor ret~Tned Mon
day from Louisville.
Mrs. Geo. Davis, OF 'tollesboro,
visited Mrs. J. NJ. Rawlings.
Miss Ee!le Hinton will leave in a
few days, for Colorado Tor her
health I
C. W. Garnett, formerly of here,
Is very sick with pneumonia a. his
home at Cynthlana.
Rev. j. W. Gardner is holding:a
series of meetings at Goddard s
Chapel this week.
Robt. P.Eraham, wife and child
left for Ngton last week TO
make tn..taAir home.
DIR. Jno. Story, formerly of here,
came in from St. Joseph, Mo-, Sat
uriay to visit relatives here.
/ Mrs. E. E. Busby and daughter
Mrs. VIM. r. Parker, left Tuesday
of this week for visit to relatives
near Huntington, West Va.
Mrs. Cynthia McRoberts, widow
of VIM. McRoberts, died at III
home of her son SAINT McRobert
Friday night. Interment at IN
cemetery here Saturday.
Mrs. Harlan Day and three chill
dren left Tuesday of this week 10
: Tarboro, n. c., to Join her hus
o band. Claude Saunders, ne
nephew, accompanied her and WI
l. attend school in the south.
q kThos. Emmons while returnin
l. from Flemingsburg Monday e'
,Vwas racing with some boys n
7vhorse ran into one of the 9overe
nj bridges between here and$Popis
aSPlains and broke his horses !.
b. and bruised him up seriously. ID
/Nhorse had to be shot
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Crooks.

Our first frost fell Sunday night.
Martin Hart was at Pea Sticks
Sunday.
Robert Young was at Olympia
Sunday.
Gale Barnes has returned from
Missouri.
Sam Johnson, of Jefrersonville,
visited at home Saturday.
UrcIc Dave Hart is very sick, nt
the home of his son Peter Hart.
Henry Craycraft and wife are
visiting relatives in Estill county
! lanes Cravcraft is the first IN
ueirhborhooG to get through strip
ping tobacco.
r. +. Wood has been mustered
ont and returned home. lie Is tlreo
of a soldiers life.
Elder Kendall preached to quit
LARGE congregation at kendaii'
Spring last Sunday.
Joe Carmichael fell from wago'
while unloading slaves and he
in n serious condition.
/ Elder Adams will preach at ker
: dalrs Spring the first Sunday, ais
ON Saturday afternoon before,
three o'clock.
= The ten-year-old son OF Mr.
:. Maggie Hart was \ n over by
e wagon one day last Nk ana IL
skull fractured.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

Tur Gocbel Election law Is Ia he
passed upon by the Court "f APP
peals. There has perhaps never
been much doubt IN the minds oil
the opponents of the law that it Is
constitutional and was regularly
and lawfully enacted. but its iair-
ness and business are denied oS
them. and real, old fashioned Dem
ocrats know in their hearts 1t isn
Democratic. However, any oiu
thing can be branded "Democratlc
since the Chicago convention o'
1896 and it goes with the new styi'
of Democracy.
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timer Prickly Ash.

r. w and-E. s. Hamilton were
at Sharpsburg Monday on business
Miss Emma Hamilton visited
relatives near Mt. Sterling first OF
the week.
w B. Power and wife, of Flat
Crock. visited Mrs. Pearce Good
paster last week.
4 RI. Stone, of near Carlisle, was
visitor at Mrs. Frances Hamii-
Ikton's from Friday until Sunday.
\Carlus Carr and sister, Miss Mary
Lou, of Montgomery Co., visited
relatives in this neighborhood Sat
urday and Sunday.
Thomas Ryan, wife and daugh
ter. Miss Nellie, of Reynoidsvilie
were guests at Mrs. Frances Ham
ilton's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Harper returned
SUNDAY from Catlettsburg, wher
she had been at the bedside OF he
son James, who has been danger
ously i'll for several DAYS.
The SrCK.-Mrs. +. +. Tacket
and son Clay are sitting up. Mise
Ellie and Addie are improvin
slowly. Alban is quite Poor.i.
!, Thos. MARYLAND is dangerously sic
> at this writing.
Died, Oct. 81. Mrs. Maggie Mari
n land, wife of Thomas Markham
Mrs. MARYLAND was "A daughter
General and Matilda Crouch. 81
was aged % years. She leaves OF
child about ID months Ola ~
|. was buried Monday in the Cartm
y graveyard.
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Iamss Kendall SAWS he wishes he

James Kendall says he wishes he
had double barrel, double-action,
breechloading popgun; he would
90 after that Darlington eorrespon-
dent for starting such a miraculous
tale on him about bringing that
poodle dog home with him from the
West.
Every one is talking of The
OUTLOOK and say there is nothing
! like it ever seen before. Subscribe
for The OUTLOOK, the best paper
published, and you will find 1t
much nicer than pacing over the
neighborhood trying to borrow
copy to see what has happened the
past week.
Augustus Ravens, of Oak Park,
! ILL.,, while visiting his son-in-law
Col. T.. NJ. Gumpf at this place,
died the 18th inst. of Bright's dis
: ease. Mr.. Havens was one of the
4 pioneer business men of Cincinnati
: until late years, when he retired
: from business on account OF old
n age. HIS remains were taken 10
!. Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati.
= We regard the public school sys-
= TEN as one of the strongest safe
: guards of our government. The
- law throws more safeguards around
the school fund than around all the
- public moneys combined, and the
public schools of Kentucky are sec.
ond TO none. The first need of oul
~ schools today is compulsory educa-
- ton. Why should the public mon
- ey be expended and a nation OF ig
o5 norant people be the result2 IT W
~ are to be taxed for educationa
~ purposes why not compel the al
:. tendance of the children 10 the va
- rious public institutions of Learn
W. ing2 The second need of II
L;S schools is the need of a coA@
;as school board; not board that a.
h;s kinfolks needing position
teacher-nor some one who is who
I'm ly incompetent-simply because
.nn or she belongs to a certain churt
,h, or political party, but board wi
"a an eye single to the best interes
~ of all concerned. The idea of pc
49,, sonal advantage to self or friend
p relative should not influence Che
''i" course in any particular. Let
sci hear from other correspondents.
SKEErER.
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Moore's Ferry.

James Hiley is on the sick list.
We had our first biting frost on
Sunday night,
The man who carried the house
by storm used q rainbow after1
ward.
VIM. Hunt, George Hunt and u.
w. Persell, all Of Pleasant Valley,
Nicholas county, were the guests
of &c. Atchison from Thursday
until Sunday.
We noticed the Little Flat Greek
correspondent of another paper two
weeks ago speaks of Mrs. Annfieio
Emmons and others visiting II
Fleming county. Wonder what ha,
become of the widow of Jno. Royse
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NayIor'S Branch.

Levi Goodpaster moved near wv
ingsville last week.
Elder L. S. Tinsley preached at
Naylor's school house "Wednesday
night.
Elder Foley, of Franklin Co., is
holding meeting in the new Slate
Valley Church.
Joseph Goodpaster has organized
Sunday-school at MAYORS schooi-
house every Sunday afternoon al
. o'clock.
David Norris and wife, OF Frank
lin county, and Malkyre Lathram
of Owen county, are visiting reia
tiyes in this community.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27
THURSDAY, OCT. ~, 1898.
War 1atterS.

The American Peace Commits
sioners told the Spanish Commls-
siopers that the United States pos
i,iyeiv would not assume or guar
sntee any part of the Cuban debt
ydpe Day was the spokesman Tor
Ne Americans. The Spaniards re-
lied that il placed Spain in the
.,osition of repudiating or OF reduc-
/, ing the face value of the CUBAN
bond- from so to 60 per cent, pay
ing only half the stipulated interest
on the reduced value; that before
-t4+ev weuld adopt either alternative
thew would surrender To the United
States the elSre Philippines. Judge
D.y answered rrrethe surrender oil
the Philippines would probably be
demanded irrespec,icrrf>be Cuban
or any other debt. That stnmped
The Spaniards.
Promptly at noon Oct. 18th the
United states took formal posses
SION of Porto Rico.
Ii is reported that Gen. Comes
has auarreled with the Cuban In
sury-nt government" and ais
driven from him by his temper sew
eral of his staff officers.
Spsin's play in making peace
to delay until after the elections !
the United States and if the Dem
ocrats carry the day to stifen u
and not give up near SO much
The furloughed Second Ky. II
ported at Lexington camp Oct. lst
and found camp not prepared t'
them. They we're told to SHIFT f'
themselves until tents were up an
all was ready for them. Col. Can't
-. thinks ten days will elapse bef"
they are mustered out. me W
ioin other volunteer or regular re
iments.
Gen. James II. Wilson has su
eeeded Gen. Breckenridge in col
mand of the troops near Lexingt'
Right under the nose OF {
American Commissioners at h
vana and despite their protest, u
Blanco sold sl00,OO0s worth
old cannon from the defenses
the city and was preparing to 81
hack to Spain machinery from
military shop. Blanco does as
pleases and the U. s. Commissi
ers look on impotently.
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Knob LICK.

A big frost here Sunday night.
Corn-gathering has commenced.
The bird hu1ers seem to be per-
sistent in killing birds, law or no
law.
John Swanigan met with p pain
full accident Thursday. A loaded
truck ran over his big toe, ycrush-
ing it. ~ n
= A little boy by TIE name OF key
uolds living with Esquire Jackson
| met with a painful accident by al
wagon running over his foot, crush,
ing it.
\ There is some sickness; nothing
Of n serious nature-colds and
slight fevers. Boss Hunts two
children are better. John Sorrelrs
two little fellows are better. Mrs.
John Spencer is doing very well.
/ There have been several hunting
parties through here, but did not
stop at this point. The most OF the
lands are posted and the owners
say they will prosecute to the ex-
tent of the law if they are tres
passed on.
1t was with sadness the people OF
this community received the news
of Judge Ramsey's death. They
: could hardly realize the fact-st
sudden and so unexpected. To the
casual observer, in good health
I but there are only two that know
:, what is gnawing at the vitais o
life: those are himself and God
We pass our friend today in seem
!, ing health tomorrow view him il
the cold embrace of death, and, oh
how true the Scriptural saying
5. "In the midst of life we are u
n death" While we bow our head
y in sadness for our departed brothe
and our tears mingle with those o
d his many friends there comes tn
Al assuring promise that He viii o
II to those that had bee
sand to him that was cha'
e would in no wise cast on
-ssand father have O
---~7;-Zt hei-~-@
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

Both tn ak w o.
Arkansaw clubs return,- LUG
and report not much luck On ac-
count of the rainy weather, waters
being too high for fishing. The
most interesting thing we've heard
of during their tour was with the
Izaak club on their first days jour
new: two of the members OF the
club got into "A fight. They were
both dogs of about the same color
and pluck. Barley came out with
IA cash cut IN his jaw, one in his
Throat and one on his left hind leg,
while Frisk won the battle anu
came out with one black eye.
i Pricilla B. Whaley, whose death
was mentioned, was the daughter
Chas G.. and Sarah 5. Whaley; was
born July 1lth, 1867 died October
23d, 1898. Consequently she wa
81 wears 3 months and IL days ole
when she died. She joined tn
Christian Church under the preach
ing of and was baptized by Eide
b. f. Parker in Oct. 1887, and too
:, membership with the congregatlo
at White Oak Church, of whic
she remained a faithful membt
until her death. Funeral service
were held Mt the aforesaid Churc
= by Elder Il. S. Tinsley Monday a
H. ternoon. The remains were take
j. to her fathers home and on Tue
is day were followed by large crow
of Borrowing friends and relativ
. to their long resting-place In {
!, Bethel Cemetery.
Peace be to her ashes,
And rest to her soul,
W With sympathy to the parents,
So Heartbroken and old.
n. We extend to the brothers a
nc sisters also our heartfelt sympati
pe Forever, amen.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27
CORRESPONDENCE
SheTburne.

Several of our citizens attended
the funeral of Judge Ramsey.
The general health of the com
munity is improving. The scarlet
fever is about all gone.
The trial of Green Risner. plain
tilt. against T. J. Daugherty, drit';
ON the charge of assault, resulted
in the acquittal of the latter.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27
GIIIRRING TERMS.

The ow'nssvilie Outlook and
eitb-a sfthe following will be
sent for one year for the price
named:
Outlook and Twice-a-Week
courier-JournaI. Sl.3O.
Outlook and Weekly Cincin-
natl Commercial Tribune O.
Lao.
Outlook and Louisville DaiiS
Evening Post, $2.S5.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

THE new possession Porto kic"
outside Of its value ms naval pase
is not a very useful acquisition. 1t
is more thickly settled already than
States like Kentucky, and ITS pop
ulat:on is inferior 10 the poorest
class of immigrants that comes to
This cnnntrY
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Grange CITY.

Almost time for the wedding
bells to ring again.
James Leggett and family, from
Judy, have been guests Of Mr.. Nc
Clanahan and family.
Mrs. DIR. III. S. Pierce, of Salt
Lick. has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Wa.ter Richards.
George Dalton and wife, OF near
Plummsr's Landing, have been Wis,
iting A. L. Eden and family.
John Standiford and sister, Mrs
Lewnan, of Winchester. have beer
qapsts of their sister, Mrs. Henry
Zden, the past week.
-A..s,,,- Waller. of Wsllingfort
lead to the hymsnea
sfternoon at
lsass MIG
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\ The Odessa Fishing Club spent

- The Odessa Fishing Club spent
\ lnost d week at Moore's Ferry,
Ibut Sn account of sudden rise In
the river did very little good. The
first da IS fishing resulted in the
catch of a huge rock perch, whose
wei1ht was estimated at from 10 to
Is pounds. To j. w. Snedegar and
Jess Anderson belongs the glory OF
that catch. The boys were badly
discouraged by their ill luck, and
swore to never go fishing again, but
, YOU know how that goes.
, FROM FRIEND.
will Ramsey Is gone. Fate has
dealt his kindred and friends a
D merciless blowout the great plain
r people have received the heaviest
$ stroke. He was bold champion
r of their rights, fearless defender
$ of their liberties; their sorrows
d were his, and his county's cause
e WAS his own. lie was as bright a
l. star as ever graced the broad ex'
n panse and the light he leaves be
k hind him will shine for ages upor
m the paths of those who knew him
n While he felt the divine afflatus o
er greatness he humbly worshipped a
es mercy's shrine and Justice walke'
,h along the corridors of time VIII
r. him arm in arm. The venomou
en- fangs of envy fell lightly upon 81
IS righteous mantle, and for every 10
yd his noble heart felt generous IN
res pulse. Courageous as hon, "
he kindness was boundless porto
of his nature. a laudable ambitio
TO serve his country well set b
heart aflame, and fair Fame IL
him gently across the Milky wa
amid the plaudits of a loving pc
md pie. Fame would then have tende
by. ly wooed his falling footsteps doV
the aisles of Congress and the
listened with enchanted ear TO ]
voice laden with the rich melodl
10 of truth raised in defense oil
on, country's honor, but Fate with
morseless conscience wrenched n
from the hands of his fair patr
o a and carried him out into the nie
lren across starlit paths into that la
like from which no pilgrim retur
while the Goddess of Liberty we
Fuss sHope for a season babe the wo
, as farewell,
ath- Am ~ ell :"
His genius would have spark
cry as brightly upon the rostrum
cry upon a political platform. lie CT
ev- muned with great minds, the
not tons of men in different period
time we're before him, and he pr
., ed his tent by the camp hres OF
,s triotism. His mind was as fret
. 30 the wings of a lark and upon
Ron, lips the goddess of eloquence n
49, led. Let US hope that he who
exalted upon the watcbtower
r OPP eternal rule, who holds this rec
put universe in the palm of his .
rts to and whose infinite wisdom gu
ional all men through the paths OF
they tiny has decreed wisely in reno
l the from our midst one beloved by
rat Wyoming, Ky. WEE
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

TuE efforts of the Spanish strik-
ers in the press to effect the peace
NEGOTIATIONS are both interesting
and amusing. Human nature moves
in the same general way its objects
to attain in great international al
fairs as in petty village matters.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

DAVID B. HILL spoke for Van
wyck in Brooklyn last week.
Roosevelt is not having as easy a
race as was expected and the result
is very much in doubt. Tammany
is putting up some bold and skill
full notifies.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27
Flat Creek.

Robt. Oakley sold a horse to MS
brother Ed for $55.
w. d. Young sold 3 head OF hogs
to Chas. Clear for $40.
Jos. Snedegar, of near Owings-
vile, moved to this place last FIJI
day.
Elder Henry Adams will begin
protracted meeting at Fassetts TINS
week.
W. ID. Young has purchased
about 200 hogs this weeA at about
Sc per lib.
Thos. Toy sold and delivered 80
barrels of corn TO W. b. Power al
1925 barrel.
Elder Alfrey, of Rowan Co, will
preach at Fassetts the second sun
day in November.
The Hamilton brothers attended
the burial of Augustus Ravens In
Cincinnati last week.
I Forman Scott will move to Lee
Co. next week to assist his brother
in running a stave factory.
The rain last week was a great
|, benefit, as the tobacco men are now
busy stripping their tobacco.
One of our young sports is minus
a pair of pants, the result OF chas-
ing a rabbit through hedge fence
William Roberts is wearing q
smile on both sides of his face ove'
q the arrival of a brand-new baby
girl.
Mrs. Emily Bradbury and daugh
n ter Miss Fratman, OF Camargo
I visited Mrs. +. NJ. Mark the pas
b week.
It The voters in this community ar
r 70 a unit in favor of sound none.
y and free and unlimited coinage o
y turnpikes.
ri Elder Henry Adams closed yer,
successful meeting at Sees, with l
:. additions to the church: 10 re
% claimed and by immersion.
n John Scott and wife while visit
,e ING in Mason Co. had the misfo'
10 tune to lose their favorite hors'
which dropped dead in the harnes
al woman's opinions on polite
a are lust about as pronounced an
I'M reliable as her opinions on tn
Ie women her husband knows that 81
IN doesn't.
DO Isn't it about time for "We
b. End to turn himself loose and i
ut form us of the sights he saw Will
is at the Hazel Green Fair2 Fell
ly all, Ben; tell it alt.
ne Mrs. William Rich, accompani'
y bv her son Birch, after pleasa
~ visit with their many friends al
~ relations in Cincinnati, return
20, home Wednesday.
S a G.. w. MARYLAND was called
cir the bedside of his brother and s.
lso ter MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Mar
icy land, on Prickly Ash, who are n
expected to live with fever.
w. Power will move to U
ingsville in the near future. Woo
iss ia a skilled workman and 10
ng- fellow, and this neighborhood
grets to lose him and his good WI
nge A man in this vicinity was hea
lrs. com planning on account ot
damp weather. The same fell
lis refused to leave for Cuba last su
nm mer on account of the sunshine
heat.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

President McKINLEr's trip to
the Omaha Exposition and the Chi
cago Peace Jubilee was pretty ef-
,fective campaign work also. He
made many a telling little speech
ind lie quite as good as Bryan at
Sat Trick.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27
Farmers.

Another boating tide in Licking
last week.
J. W. Ingram made a business
trip to Knob Lick, Bath county, |
one day last week.
A. w. Young, JAS. f. Clarke and
VIII 4. Young, Of Morehead. were
Where Friday on legal business.
Messrs. w. f. Brown, J. Is. War
rem and G. L. Clayton attended the
grand lodge at Louisville last week"
nc. Jones, wife and son john
ME. of Blue Banks. were the guests
If 7. NJ. Green and family Sunday.
Tbos. Earl, who is saving TT
Ralston's Mill near Blue Banks,
visited his father here Friday ana
Saturday.
FIJI. Wheeler, travelling lumber
man. who had been with his family
here for several days, went out on
duty Sunday.
Sam Lipsitz, of Morehead, one oil
the firm of Josselson Il Lipsitz, sa,
Iloonists here, spent Saturday and
> Sunday with his partner.
. The protracted meeting which
has been going on at the Baptis
Church here for about two weeks
v has closed with few additions.
- Mrs. DIR. +. A. f. Evans left Sat
. urday for Ashland, where she vii
visit her parents, Geo. w. Teal ant
wife and sister Mrs. Geo. 5. EV
: erett.
!, Messrs. ]. b. Warren, c. l.. Clay
o. ton Chas. NJ. Grain and George /
N Kennedy attended the burial 9
Judge w. G. Ramsey at Owinssviil
NSaturday.
We n Abe Josselson and his best gar
ia Miss Minnie E. Parker, made
ed flying trip to Salt Lick Sunday a
~ ternoon. Wonder how long till
co further extended trip?
lis Misses Louie and May Graf
(Mary A. Green, Connie and EdI
Hall, May Earl and Mrs. Bel
Green, Messrs. Arthur l.. Green,
ng G. Clayton, J. w. Ingram L
Stuart and Judge Clay Brown we
chestnut hunting Sunday afte
DO noon. They reported a good iii
In of both chestnuts and flowers.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

THE Wainwright Boards report
gives the Brooklyn all the credit
originally claimed for it in the naval
battle of Santiago. That sounds
better,
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

TIE Berlin newspapers are eulo-
giving the Sultan of Turkey at a
great rate. If they like that sort
of thing that is the sort of thing
they like. They were busy decry-
ing the United States short time
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

SENATOR DAVID b. HILL is bel
ligerently Democratic in this cam
paign. He advises New Workers
qualified to vote to swat any one
that attempts to interfere with
their right.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27
WynmlnR.

Kirby Hedrick, wife and Miss
Jnez Barber returned from Lexing-
ton last week.
Mrs. Emery Boggs, of Grange
City, is visiting her sister, MIS-
Oscar Conye<A
Mrs. Judith Emmons, OF HIS
boro. visited friends in this con-
m unity last week.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

Judge PRYoR's friends are urging
him for the Democratic guberna-
torial nomination. Plenty of can
didates will make the convention
all the livelier. Bring in another
hnss.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

JUDGE CANTRILL in an official
decision declares the Goebef Elec-
ton Law constitutional. But that
doesn't make it Democratic or eq-
uitabie.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-10-27

SEx&SoR TTLLMAS says the shot
qua argumentr-the only thing
that will carry North Carolina Tor
the Democrats. OF course.