Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-03-02


two months. Will pay good prize
to makers. Apply to VIM. <. Hous
ton, Olympia, Ky, for prices anG
specifications. Respectfully,
PRENDERGAsr LUMBER l. Coal Co. =
The HoRsE.-As spring is nci
at hand il would be we'll for thos
who have horses to begin to loo.
after them and see that they ar,
ready for the spring work. This il,
the season of the year that IN
horse should be carefully locke,
after, for he is now weak and ten
der and his muscles soft, which
causes HIM TO be easily strained
So then We had better give himi
little light work. If il is not mo
than. to drive him over the road to-
wagon, TO harden his muscles b
fore We begin our spring plowir
with hun. Then iI would be a GO
idea to bathe his shoulders ee
night with fresh water for abe
ten days to prevent them from G
ting sore. But first have the hi
ness to fit well and you will Fl
that your horse will work bett
and will do more work and easie
In the spring the horse Is MOI
subject to strains, so it would pay
each farmer to keep on hands a
bottle of this liuiment:-
Tinct arnica 4 ounces, oil of
origanum 2 ounces, oil of tar 2
ounces, oil of spike 2 ounces, aqua
ammonia j ounce, olive oil 4
ounces, alcohol 8 ounces.
Rub the part that is affected once
or twice per day, and you will find
it to give good results. Ex-V. s.
t/WM. ID. BorD's DEArH.-William
kD. Boyd died at 2 o'clock Monday
morning at Sherburne. Mr.. Boyd,
while living in this town a year or
fnose ego. had q stroke of paralysis
that disabled him entirely and he
never recovered from it. In his
helpless condition no doubt death
vas blessed relief to him, sad as
it was to part with his beloved CON-
panion, his wife. with whom he had
lived 90 long in perfect domestic
happiness and tranquility, although
che was q frail invalid for the most
Of the time. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
we're devoted to their only child,
the late Mrs. Efiie Scott, wife of
Charles r. Scott. with an affection
that was idolizing. Anxiety for
the health of Mrs. Scott very prob
sbly had much to do with the first
serious break-d down in Mr.. Boyd's
health. The approaching end was
evident from the paralytic stroke.
The funeral took place Tuesday
at IL o'clock a. IN. Elder I. S
Tinsley conducted the services
after which the interment was
made in the Owingsville Cemetery
william Drury Boyd was q sor
OF Drury Birge Boyd, was borr
Jan. 18th, 1928, and was reared
near Reynoldsville, this county
There we're only three other chill
dren in the family. none surviving
John Jones Boyd, Mrs. JOSEPH
Faris and Mrs. Chris Faris. viii
liam ID. married a daughter o.
Daniel B. Emmons, of the same vi
cinity. He followed the occupation
of farmer for the greater part o
his life. He resided in this towl
at intervals for some years. HI
possessed a handsome estate, livet
we'll. entertained handsomely, and
; with his family. enjoyed life a
! much as the delicate state of Mrs
Boyd's health would permit. MI
Boyd was an honorable, high-tone'
} gentleman, respected and esteeme'
, BY q wide acquaintanceship an,
/. numbering his friends by score,
, The sympathy of al! will 60 out t
7 the gentle wife, bereaved of thos
nearest and dearest TO her.