Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-05-04
Knob Lick.

Knob Lick.
There has been some corn plant
ed.
The apple crop promises to be
large.
We have had ideal weather for
the past week.
The ore company shipped con-
siderable ore the past week.
The agony, I suppose, is over for
a season with the candidates.
The blackberry crop will be a
failure, as the briars are all killed.
I. j. COstigan tells me there is a
nice lot of pheasants near his house.
1 noticed two nice Hocks of birds
last week and heard some more
calling.
John SorrelPs wife has been
very poorly for some time. Aunt
Martha Hunt has been poorly, but
is better at this writing.
Miss Lutte Quisenberry and sis
ter Miss Ola are in the neighbor-
hood looking for a school. 1t il
hoped they may meet with success,
as they are deserving a situation.
There was a considerable demand
for mules last week, especially two
legged mules and 81 years old.
There were some propositions made
to party stating prices. The
party addressed said to the other
party: 81 do not think my mule
would suit you. He 10 white mule,
. Republican mule. You seem to
want dark ones, Democratic mules. -
Capt. Pitman made a lucky find
Sunday. Some time ago be was
at Lexington. After coming home
be missed one Of his diamond studs.
1t had been clipped from its fas-
tening. He had given 1t up for
lost. In putting his watch in q
small side pocket Of his vest Ia
pocket he had not been using) be
heard the watch strike some hard
substance. On examination he
found it to be his stud that some
ligbt-fingered fellow had failed to
lsnd in his possession.
PARTY RULE OR THE RULE OF THE
PEorLE.-The people wander up
and down, to and fro, in the will
derness and many cry out in hope
lessD ess, if not in despair: "Oh, my
soul, why art thou cast down with
in me?" However, there are al
ways few who are able to ex-
claim: "Hope, hold up your heads
and be free" l am ono Of these
hopeful kind. The very things
that discourage others is only an
incentive to greater labor and
hope.
Proposition-Party Rule.-That
party rule is one essence and will
end with kingcraft, in which the
king or party rulers get all the pie,
whilst the people furnish all the
confectioneries and cooking. See
the 9Th chapter of 1st Samuel for
divine assertion of this statement.
See history, see right under your
eyes, proof of it that under the
doctrine of the fatherhood of God
and brotherhood of man, or summed
up that all men are made of the
So me mud, that 1t makes no differ
ence whether the party rulers be
Republicans, Democrats or Pop
uliets, the result will be the same
under party rule. 1t is the radical
fault of the system and not the
mon running the machine. As a
reformer and as one who ever to
be for reform so long as needed I
say that under the party
rule system by the time We Pop
ulists shall have gone through the
dark and devious way1 necessary
for getting party rulership by elect
ing party pie eaters, from constable
to president, We would be just as
the Democrats and the Republicans
are-corrupt and corrupting. Even
many Populists assert that great
many men the Populists have elect
ed to Office are traitors to the Pop
nlist party. What then if We are
to have party ruler The answer
10 this, like all things Of wisdom,
10 so simple and plain that a very
few may see il. The answer is the
rule Of the Peoples party. Voters
IN N .adinol anonins nf linnahin