Owingsville outlook., 1899-01-05
Flat Creek.

Linn Glover sold his crop of to-
bacco to Peed at &c.
James Clark bought "a barrels Of
corn of A. N. Crooks at about ST.
30 per bbl.
Forman Scott and family will re-
move this week to Jackson, KY, to
make their home.
Some people 60 through the
world in the belief that they were
chsnged in the cradle.
George Steele, of Judy, still con-
tinues his visits through here to
White Oak; some attraction.
John Gopher sold I6 barrels Of
corn to Barker Lane and so barrels
to J. c. Hamilton at about $l.5O
per barrel.
Garrett Crows many friends will
be glad to hear that he has return
ed home from the Lexington Asy.
lum in perfect health.
Noel bought the following crops
of tobacco near Sideview: George
Lees at Tic; Rufus Stockdale's at
. &c, Green Dennis at &c.
A man from North MiddletowfI
passed through here last Friday in
search of a blazed-faced horse with
two white feet supposed to have
been stolen.
w. d. Darnell tried to put his boot
on Christmas morning, but failed.
The trouble was Old Santa Claus
had stuck a pint of Old Bourbon
down the leg.
Everything seems to be dead no
place of amusement to 60 to. Wake
up, youngsters, and let's have q
gathering Of some kind, il nothing
but kissing bee.
Miss Fife Wills, pretty and pop
ular young lady Of Salt Lick, ac-
companied by her cousin Charley
Wills, passed through here Satur-
day on their way home, after q
pleasant visit near Sideview.
Your scribe had the pleasure of
attending a dance at Geo. Hedges,
near Sideview, Christmas, which
was very much enjoyed. Many
thanks to Mr.. Hedge and his two
charminE daughters for the pleas
ures o. jig. c., ming.
= s.a, Creek Secret Society Is
| g. crossing n'Cei-, with several new
aSlit. ms. 4! sni' society contin-
ues to improve in the future as it
has in the past two weeks it will
only be a question of time when
Flat Greek will be as sacred as the
grave.
A good many Of the young folks
from far and near attended the hop
at Sam McClure's last Wednesday
night. Dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour, and VIC hear q
nice time was had. i did not at.
tend, as i had just returned from
Sideview and had worn out nv
pumps. Billy Darnell offered to
loan me his felt boots, but they
were too small.
: Samuel N. Cassity gave his many
Fr'ends and neighbors a Christmas 9
d'HTtr which was enjoyed very
,luch. Dinner was served to "a
persons and they certainly did am
pie Justice to it. 1t is useless TO
commenton the dinner, as il was
in the hands of Mr.. Cassity's good
wife. May each and every one live
to eat another Christmas dinner
with Mr.. Cassiry is the wish Of
your scribe.
Every town or neighborhood has
liar or two, a smart Aleck, some
pretty girls, more loafers than is
needs, a woman or two that tattles,
an old fogy that the country would
be better off without, men who
stand on the corners and make un-
becoming remarks about the wom-
en-, a man who laughs an idiotic
laugh every time he says anything,
scores Of men with the caboose Of
their trousers worn smooth as glass,
men who can tell how the present
administration should be governed
and how the war question should
have been settled, the weather, and
who will be elected President in
1900, and how to run other peoples
business. but who have made dis
NAL failure of their own.