Owingsville Outlook, 1884-10-09

" : i t ' ijT( r ; -.-. . . ti,r; V I Land Meek ami Crop. B' n Stock hogs tue'"sriiVfo in Fuyclfe'; V g Jintl are foiling fit from 3Lf(lcu' ''' K ( Nine jacks from Spain for Fleming K 11 county nifiveif. Three t'liefcii route. K I! A Ha'irodsbiirg n'l'aii has raised two K crop? (1f strawberries front the samo M) vines thi.i year. k. . ? j K - farm of l)f)0"ficre'jf,tn K' )( (i Woodford counfy, has been rented nt B; "33 50 per acre for next your. Hp , MHielSiitnii.ofJcMittm1!!;!,' K , has sidd his growing croji of tobacco -S I n choice one nt 12ccll'(n rdtind. " Speciiils from nearly all pla'dcs' iii Wt So ti th western Texas report heavy "ami fl ! continued rains, the first in four V , months. ig The price in suckling mules, is. off MIL badly. Good oh'es that sold n K ago for S70 to 500, will hot bfinfovcr K $30 to S70. mf Gentry;. Urothcrs of Lcxingtoii1 B1' bought in Georgetown Saturday .fifV B teen niiiie colts at prices ranging from' B 510 to S80. R A strange disease has broken out 3f among tlio cattle in tho Caiamisst valley, Pa., one farmer,' losing sovcii l head and liine more arc dying, Tho Lexington Transcript tiyai t Hcef cattle is being shipped in consul- i erablc numbers. Good qualities bring' v from ix to hli arid a half cents. ' The cattle show, in connection' with' ' the Exposition at Louisville, has been t' abandoned on nccount of the existence' of in the State. Squirrels are unustiKlly abuiulan't t in the river and mountain counties: ' Tn some of the mountain districts they " are seriously damaging (lic'corii crop. I Geo. Nixon, of Jessaniiuo county,' ' has had about 15 of his stock cattle to ilie in the last few days, runl tfhey' had all the symptbfns of f Coal oil has been found at the depth of feet nt Lexington',- f" Ky. G. D. Wilgus is the fortunate . Hog cholera is prevalent in fh Silver Creek" neigh- "' " ' borhood. Ur. H J. Ileunet has lost E about 'J00 fine jiorkcrs by this disease K' within the pit'st two week-.' m Owing to the c ntiniied dry vvealJA W er, wheat sowing has been very 'much' m? retarded and it is thought from tlTfs' K and other causes ho wheat area will ?' bo smaller than usual next vear.' ' ' mfc A few days ago Mr. J. C. Caldwell," If this county, sold to Lehman, for m cry of December, his large bunch! W of eastern cattle, 171 head tha't will. K likely averago l.fJOO lb,. Eighty kof E them were taken at 0 cents ami 01 nt K o rents. This is the last largo buticli m of fat cattle left in the county. Dan- fc villu Advocate. K Putter should always be ehurnetl S several degrees colder in summer than' K in winter. The icasou is that tho enscinotu matterof milk more readily attaches itself to tliu butter globules m. in aiinimer than iu winter, and thut B this adlicsiou can be jiievented by u m cooler temperature ot the cream when' churning is a fact. - - ;, Tobacco growers should not be discouraged. Col. JI, S. Means fJiowcII b us a report of a sale made on faVt - Uediiesday, at th uintlf street House,' J Ii()iii.villc, of 15) hogsheads of Hour-. Z boo cou.itv tobacco, at an average of $18, price ranging from $0.00 to S'Jfr.' ' Lexington (Jazette. I.aJief,' Jledical Ailvlsei. t'' A complete Medical Hork for Wo v men, handeoiuely bound in cloth tuiI illtistnited. Tolls how t prevent and i, cuio all tho ox, by n i meiit at home. Worth its wehrht in' mi gold to every lady siillerlng from an) K of those Over 10,000 olit B' already. Post paid only 5d vents. Pes- B tal note or two cent stamps. B Nuiida Publishing Co., NuiuhVvNev Br' Votk. lriij? B ('lay, tho would l-o muidorer, i? K confined in the CarlUlejail. He talks K lightly about his horrible ciimc; and E thinks bo has done a gieaV 'thing.' H U (o ginnl for him', Ho' H uiilit to Ito tnktfi) uat mid H near like hi victim iu could ber B IliiwIliiiiiaMlibli wnmaii. ijnp B (Uu wli'du atniiMplicic. Sua' Br biwiliu up nil the air; and H ''"' k of hnnilh. ,V4 mmt'V B - V (m;"' i A ih i Id's irllj H mi ltd iflifv.tlMff fl ..i .. i i e.t.i.'.a;' ri P1

Seed Corn. li A. vaiiety of laun that will tiipe, curly may be Miiaircd fiy from tho field ttich ennuts grow hug a, and intitule ) not wait, put husking time; lake a baket and g ? through the liehLuml muko your sclec H 'limit htifck at once and hang up b ;. husks in an opFii shed,' not- a tigh loom-, iimlwhen it is drv taku, it ti ii the guriet tif tho house and hung, it ii r i!i. - . 1 A wiitcr id it coiitcmporitry tayi that hejins nlhVod becd corn to ban; in a tree all winVj, ';j every kernel i grew the next sit,'"g;bnt this expos a me is not noccssilfc' It is ujjortei the gas from the lcn, ftnble, wheal bin or hay mow isiie death to it, "Picked grten, if laid on the floor the under side will spoil." It must lie hung up so as not to i03t against any thing to prevent ciiculation of air on . all sides. If left in hush till it , heats, even a little, seed corn is ruined. A farmer may take a large, late variety and save tho seed as soon as' out of milk, secure it rightly, and in two years ho may make it two weeks ear , Her, but while green it must be cue-fully handled. "In..' ho. loft of a bl'icksmith shop is a good place to cure it. The coal iinoko helps on the curing and if well smoked sqtiiucls and vermin will not touch tho kernels after planting. A smoke-house is a good place. This farmer who has a few bushels thus cured to sparo in the spring finds it always sells at from one vto two dollar- prr bushel. Do sure to have the seed saved and dried before freezing." Tiibuno ami Farmer. 'hhm In 1804 Mr. for McClelland for President on u platform which declared the war for the Union a failure; and that the constitution had been violated in all of its parts under the plea of military necessity. In lfcGS he couldn't stomach tho Democratic platform which de intituled that the Southern States be milecdMiy'tlie'constitutidnf' nniP that" su'1'rago should be left for the States to regulate. He couldn't accept this although ho had spent the greater part of his time in Congress in arguing in favor of what ho reptidiattd. The man who made the Miukiug dove speeches punted by the Eagle, and reu I at a public meeting by Fleming county's elector in 18tJ$, voted for Grant, who was a candidate on a platform that it was the of to regulate suffrage, and that the Southern States were conquered provinces and would be readmitted in to the Union whenever that body got ready to admit them. This flop in 18(iS pinned him to the Kepublican coat tail and he has been dangling there cvor since, and with the exception of now and then scratching u He publican caudidafo for Congress or a negro, he has voted the ticket of that party at every election. llulletin. A Campaign Slander Squelched. No, dear Mihicriher, you can't start a fresh campain scandal throiizh these column-. There is too much oi that business going on abeady. And, besides, we do nut believe that the Widow Hut tor win unmarried whin her rag baby was, buui.r Chicago New.. III ono of the- tlood in Holland 400,000 peions were drowned; in another, lOO.OllO and hint month, inn Hood in China, 70,000 lives were lost. When, in the midst of ono of his speeches, Mr, St. John is confronted with these and asked if water doesn't kill m many people as whiskv, he looks no unib.ir that the mass-meeting htcomcs painful to everybody. The Canadian working class :ue railing to urge of immigration, ami the oxptiUion of all Chinamen who decline to take tho oath of iillugiaucu. The next ktup will be to demand the an oat of iimignttion limn the United State. ' WilU' Wurlil Worm Cnudy i-- in uso all over Iho United Slate.-, ami in no j i-HM ba it I'm' led t net promptly and phiuant itiiudy and cont.iiu.i no midline thut ymu fmuil) phwieuu ivifiue to It i an bu m all drujj k i a divinity . Inttlgo a kiiiK, in i'uui. A who too itMir tliuj rnlliiil I rmdr r of thV ChirVn nl'niTieiit iluw'n

r A Nov (icogrnpliyi Of what U the Btiifaeo of (ho rnrt - composed'? Of corner lots, mighty poor roii'd t railroad hall ground n cricket fields and e kitting rinhg. . " What portion of tlio globe is watol About three fourth.-. Soinellnlr H they ndd a little gin and nutmeg to il What is a towh? A town i a cnnsjderahlo collect ioi of houses and inhahitants, with Ion or live men who "run the party," nni lend money nt 13 per cent, interest. What is tt city? A city ia an iiicorpnrted town, will : aMJUuyflc,v.vliu..licIievcfl the vvholi , world shakes when ho hapjicn to fill i flat on a cross walk. What is commerce ? IJorrowiug 5 for a day or two, am 1 dodging the lender for a year or h. Name the dilleicnt races. Horse race, boat race, bicycle race and racing around to find a imin to in dorbo your note. . , . Tnto how many clase3 is jimnkiml divided? - - :. Six being enirght'cncd, civilized, half civilised, 'm vage, too utter, not worth a cent and Indian agents. What na'iona are the most Those which have the most wars and the worst laws, and produce the great-est crimiiiajs. How many motions has the earth ? That's according to how you mix your drinks and which way you go home. What's is the earth's axis? The lines passing between New Yoil: and S.iii Fraucico. What causes day and night. Day is by night getting tired out. Night is caused by everybody taking the street cars and going home to supper. What is a map ? A map is a drawing to show the jury whete .Smith stood when Jones gave him a lift under the eye. What is a mariner's compass ? Pleuropneumonia has broken out in a serious form among the hogs in Western Maryland, and tho animal. are dying by the hundreds. Governor Hamilton to day wrote a letter to llobert Ward, .Stato Veterinary .Surgeon, stating that the disease is raging with great virulence in Washington county, where the Governor resides, and although every remedy has been tried, so far nothing has been of the least avail in staying tho plague. Governor Hamilton has lost over one hundred hogs and shouts. The carcass of a hog which died Saturday was examined. The teeth were black and the gums much diseased. - The Sabbath-school superintendent was taking about ehil Ireu playing at tint mother's knee. Ho had grown (piite eloquent and affecting and not a few wore weeping. 'Now Johnny," he, "does your mother tell you ,to cume.atid kneel down .beibro her at her knee?" " hIiciIii," said Johnnie. - "Jiiiw do you feel then, happy boy with a Christian mother?'' "Well, when hho hold -my head down between hurknoe. and pulls my coat up over my head and weats out her slipper on my basement, I feel" The ciipeiiiilendeiit had fainted. South ami West. The House!) Ife's I'licntl. Wo will send frue for one year to any lady who tends us at once the mime of ten married ladies, at uimu ami twelve two cent stumps for postage1, our handsome, entertain' ing mid instructive Journal, devoted to fashions, fancy work, decorating, rooking and hniisohold matters. Regular price SI. Send today aniUecutis next number, midrib, Journal, N inula, N. V. A the editor of mi agiieiillintil journal "How to ul'inplila puma " Didsheiiever try culling in the surplus oliildieu of the Hy adopting this plan wuiie of both may bo iliipitsoil of, Nori'MoMii IL raid. . "Father, did ibo buy iwally .Mnm) tui the dirk?'' imked Green'. hopeltol pinjjuiiy the other day. "No, ho ktiMHl nn tine klittfi ami he put Iho deck up liu nil-eve tn Hsu nw duniiuuM." - iutiil TlfflM. The (hid lluiitf imt iiRimloil tl.n VMil Id U llt.il duinffill ipiistino ut

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