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The Hazel Green Herald from Hazel Green, Kentucky • Page 3

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I 4 if 4 ictttri rv i i CHEEK WiljSESDAY J5f TB WT mnAT viw xuty is imenngTvitlihearir Clarence eldest son IS qUBteiil with sinTMiTY men of TShls nv i AlP -1 Goim PDavJ JWIiattle of Ererfuitt was In Hazefe Green on Friday enroatet lit SterlinrrS a Gosey says he is confident nju uc me next represetative from this legislative district Eemember that one dollars vbjPTof we can use win bCTved in payment for our jpaper one vcariP Jolmnie Davis of Morgan cduntA has been stopping with Br TauMe for a few days receiving medieailjeltjnent VThy would thejiavf jiara man to fi i tt lorfiiat office Be iause he is more tiiau half inayor in qrj out oi olree See5 llvso Hhiunigan of Beiitn ville who has been receiving idiiratment from JJr Bj3auiIfto fnr fl 5 bus rauraedUiome TJI gJ I place hould hae he urteev toextendIiiu ifirl Arr Tfiv Erans5 AJearn lliaeMrs Efans ifc to sit up withbim on liondav uiVht Murphy who lias been attending Pxof HaveVs school for Lcnmo Lr moistiiwasfe epenttmpSled io Quit EtfJWlie leSture iSsbnie hall io nigbt 31rs Timmins has some re- markable revelations tQ make lnrregara to silver deposits in tlnYcbuSitv a GracVjJle Evans -of Campion wa in HkzcI fOreen all last nveekn attendance npoii bisdittetson Johnnif nvliolhas heenj saffeoing vrith enorts cettmjrjut the JiEiiALUsince ictt i rri orr its inngurafioh we retaraoursmcereJ Miss LuliePhiili who has bean neurit ilnv HJ lV JliJWUI ArJ i pvisitmtr inHJszel Green for a -week past returnoiSo her rhpme last Sunday much ito the regret of iier njj friends here Geo Bice carpenter formerly of this tf pLce fis inw3iAingfnear Maytowhvsir O- EcViJfe iddox oTBedBiver in ibis county has just returned from a YisittoSiexiii gton whitherheharlbeenTO see Jtobt Lindoa recently sent to the asylum ftg jthac ierc fean inurjafflee vlonelay lastveelc nsses Susie Godsey fLulie Phillips Vilie Ladd and Ella Johnsjjjy MrsNickeli nrjKi V- 1 4r ve HenjdanCCltev6idiuiredkourfunnt very much Call again Jadie At the saleof hpaeronalLy ofthe late James Lindon deceased last Satur dajafedllo ttg stoekrbjtsoia A ppenlthenames of tyiemejcsindJthQ prices obtamedy JLinrloi ouglruall the grain corjuat 60 cents and wheatat mules ljaiL ui hid 1 and two at S2J5 no one -ding -against ker James Lacej of frarr I TrtV moUln G7fi Ann 4Uur I rtlslltauilIymrn9 1 iittinri -V II Mil TfOBi MRHAI TV 3lJJtl lit I yj Iloxi an Countys Deputy Slieriff llnrfie i fc SeivHntl Democraf1 1S spirit 5Hs rjr theJirka iiterea luaL livers Killetliii raIcSnlyers lTi yK 11 Hi rScntinelDiirtAiRii MHttMMMMWM May own iigim ProspeetH3 Mgpwn is situation tiip state Ti ae wi miaaKeuiur xaifcjaau wno was tavihsrtftalTefs Mbsey He1 Waives a Kwiiei lc ti Jiii i hKeiifticIcahi tliq Offices Glasgow Times 3Ir Cesreland is under namore a MtU Vi uw vmc ou tlon t0 iventuetn indejea not as nuch QJIitAvktyo year old MterHianomymerjle at S23C0 Tance of Morm ohe 7oTfjHrfiS5aK5L cow at 2725 Centers 1 yoke cattle at 121 JasXEL Afes mare at 8350 Tlie widow bid in one 2 year old horse at 70 1 yoke 3 yeir old steers til 70 audi one wild cow sit -25 craticLstateSave in a ffenerai sense nothing of his success jb idue 4o us Kentucky was against 2fr CleyehuuK tliey national convention her jrreai democratic vDrean was scarcelv half hearted in supjrt of his election and she gave him areduced majoritjvat tbb polfsl Under thelcircumstanaSi no very weighty reasons can- le adduced as to why lentuckians should liave any special favois shown them at the hands of the president XAKlUMKsaMfr pacing fo3Ife Sterlingfand just 5Sjo sis inl Mute attower tliaa Alt 7 St0re rabladsAuthhd tf four Jimeo JufiUrjife public hall one EV fiAwfistf A Kr41I 7T t5lO jjWr MSJBfc iL JSP10 EBJIrvVE Chikier Wi i swac kx outh Atfenifc1 tiVL IzAO iniA gr ai in 0 1 6irrj yi 530 i ii i i 1 tujLt iiit uvuUivm ons srriwa aiiru crunr nmh ifl 2 connects at 3Te iV with ivoif and 157 hl iraifejfc AxTt szzt aaivav psv jtt 0 cwhhuii uiuuuuiiuui Pinn jl jnKffi Aowan BofityihdbQalt AhSTt ercd Wl II jhC iSifliDK iWhifilrihnS lft ljbctiii ha actdedno their victJiif foil hasWy tram SbwartTBumgardner dep uty sheriff oLIldwin wns foully murdered Jn the highway twb and a halls miles west of Eiliottsville Mondav about 1 tm nietherjfliia was done by a foe in ujiiuusH yr reiaierit was a lace to face eiicomiierls not mid may never beknowri Thexpffil carrier first found hini lying lh themiddle of -the road with liis flee To our manv friends in Hazel Green pownward and being frightened rased lritoTeEOHncBvtaiteffiis ijToiif i iJ Jiiowing wbo liTwaimnl OIS coujitji fit isragmbtheT jGeprge ya ty vi Bice whogof sueh rfT AWinJfnrr Sun ii 1- i tiie nejircst house It wts7pfQhat hfe Udvnyas full of holes havhigrecciycl tiiitky Uvo buckshot and is boon aLAjtUH Jo lSSo of tuc leading fijxas rS TLnsto ir tuc i he Herald conamit il i fc Th uw is nonnip 107 i witii Hiirauujuiv anu win ns RieminamuhinedMiltrl Mtodty business rinat iMlicV Griv OTOUluiJCUrelermaBeiit prosperity tliey eniupiacedieiiviiuvenfiisinsin umns at once i IX -T The fdUbwiag freigbt andeiqressfet bfgoods will publislied lvervek for the acconimodation of our subscribers It is rurniahed by Tabor agent of the Kentucky and South Atlantic railway at Sotlnvell and will be forwarded to us every Friday XAUB PLACE AXX CLASS LES 2 ISP0 groceries 20 it- 1 lr6yt roceriefi 467 fTri1 virrtksldluft roe 15lS Jasliufr A elhnton hardware 215 vnk ymKckson roceric 75 a iVai2 JacHorKroeeries 2054 iJjlUCS Viattn roitii SnwiejU iij 5 0 piytownbel Tb7 aWtI -00 Vt vuku Jivi jreei ifroceris fi7n eU Juclcn vrr se 2 xajpuic i jouny 1 package 25 County Oerfc 3 Jrcathitt JackKon 1 pa 2f Countv Clt rk Volfe Canipton 1 pa 25 LrcathiU Couiy Jmaksou 2 bundle -150 KAME PLACE AKO CLSS CHAnBK James Tutt Camninu i iiii or- rru isialordt JaiievLbundle Mrjsj XYKIUS V4 ennilSwacr 1 11a jdxltiieratl Bro 1 1 i tii iii rj ayes nasclflSrecn 1 iL jTI Co Cane 1 nnnVn Dr 35 Dixon 1 vori i JlffF Dv Hazel Grren 1 101 a 00 25 2a 25 ut vims tooic place on unnsty creek near where Col Young received a wound on tlie 7th inst giimgardiier was about twentv thrce yiarsord uiind iorinrWlIved iniElliott i UinD irltnMt In Knott county Eraiilcilyers one of the best citizens the county wentiout intoheyardanditatiscareelygotOut sidc of the house when- a shot was fired from ajLew fectfrom him The ferighf fidejustabovff the fix- iia turned and ran into the house and fell and died before midniirht When ho iMib r111 Fnitfi ntili uo iv hi Ainon my uwj a i tv iiuui inu WUH lireel but it was so dark they did not recogiiize them The affair 4s5hrQucld in mystery as it is not known that Salvers had anv en- bamies iiij the world Itis tlioughtthat jr mB 1- 9 lllve agfirressiye set people The roJiV Always in Advance iikl ti i iir fttuc wyvns pj rliaeGinii Tmv Vi TUAw if4 UilUiKtt J3 Hiujiui ror 3Idrnn Countr sl ilAYTOTTST mimmFmjywGE BftSTERN KENTUCKY NEWS BY COUNTIES 4WJ jlS fertile and productive and if the 1 ScPorted ly Spciual Correspondents from surroundings mate a town we are of the Atgountaj5ii FTrita iorrermtf1ftrt opinion that Mavtrnvn will fn rectnetiH the Wrir -1 MPittt feinfainf VShglu Winjiea Wiit fwei3tajrJto protiunent Camoiigivliom I Xentuel Stedra tlse2i ja i JesveRXt Seawij 3ltv nres JSe ieuves U4 i a tii DayVmarslial ofOnrtownhas ji xcuu jiuu Jium iue auu acnounus counties -where he has been hunting down Violators of -tile -law He is proving to be one of the bbst detectives in the state His sHiccessin he last ix months is unparalleled in ferreting out crime and bringing violators of the law to justice Richard Brown was tried to day the magistrates court for- breach -of the peace and- fined by -the urv one dollar antl cents BrWii isiincler th a good and wholesome law JXlWidc MrstA JBingaisontjiiic lit- We need a postoffiec atllothwolh The people here like tirRHKALDO vf YY i ow Savorai ofour ymm blonds wele respectfully solicited to attend circuit eouft at Frenehbiu las week Ktnvs itenis at KotuveltiQrHhQijast fewfijiysgare like hens teeth few and far between v- Howevur we will irv niirt gather afewphch1 weekhereaf fer Vliios ACombsour clever assiji postmaster at UornweiL while Umt iiigta letter one day last week struck his finger with the stamp DldnVktll him Mcdormiek formerlyof Thqm asville Ga was here lastwcek Ben will move back to MtJ Sterling his spring and engage in the lumoer -business again EeSdoLow IJreatliitt CoantyJ TRdzTJis mnmK ilie COM weather vriHiiihke irarivTnr his section men here arefveiybusvvgetting the next tide Thereifrilbbea grenany rafts to go outrv James Harjgis sold to 0 Terril oii muie ana two yoke ot cattle for 3Q jt Thomas Sewelh of Tntsnn hc mwori toa farm nbar the moil th of tliis creek 1 on the Kentucky river re are crlarl fo have men move into our commimity Airs TrBJDay has been sic forborne fime and we are sorry tysayihe is not improving very fast Jt Banister of VT Va spent a nightyitliiLSthfeweek Mr Baiiister rQpreseiits a large coal company in Wl Vajandis in tliis country looking after edalt He exMmined aeoal bank uV iwi5uuvVi uau rejorti apct tnecnine as onertlmt should jhavebcen punishedto the full extent of tlielaAy gucli Verdicts licenee meii to violate thelaw We have why not en force it With the proper enforcement of tbe law we will have less riot and bloodied doles colored appeared before jlH Sexton- justice of tl peace oparihgahcountr and produreda writ tor Andre Bccklev and Wiiineld tt 1 i luenuricjcs coiorjCd ol irgmia ehargc with grand larceny The writ was placed in the hands of -Constable Mahnin and witli A Childers anVAr Iay as guiirds the Joiing bloods lyere arretted at Mt Sterling and they were -forthwith returned to this place where they had an oxaniing trial lreSuireesJon and Afa mayjr of thqtowJi BobfeSpay -represented tlie coimnon wealth unfaithfully performed hisduiv vVffer aiicT impartial inalfcE foes ri were lound guilty and their liondjiixed at 300 eaehj in default of which the were sent to iherftrganciuitvjailfoi i i Tb1 Baj cdariatprisih towfl Bi A Ohildera has in as- deputy marshal offlietiVvi Eustice Sweatnam of Sest Liber ty lias been visiting in town the past week Ivlrs Bettie Jrowiij of Montgomery is visiting her father Archibald Day aiulVw RmrtiJiVW lv fWfmn Priodo James U- bwahifo of the firm of Mav arnves at cuu uu nouring mill one doctor vx gjpuwjiiwea iiau aercoz apdpnminiffi in Srowja fromM 0 Uaiieypfor which be -I larhper oPtheSE church oiia1d90 He expects to gdirifcfbasi 3irStamer InltiiUiTiifWviilp ness bfliiiiiself inthe nnM fiitnrn Tfth lj r7Trrvijuj4 iiftnA Fiifci sueceeq as Jie is recai Uccl bv his nA 1 i Fii 1 1 i is- uiiiuiieu iiuu fa minister us Huut wjiuui -a i Xo snnrtrS hVsimVnWTw weas jnan aalnun jCL A A AsKr iiltr MTOZKlipx ht- An i Sk tndn from SB a 11 fc iy vvitii ifi at Jioii at 4 30 iS mam iare aA mrdOdiouW Haw Loanr ifbr JWfdSjrjit 5 A spijpt impvcineut lias etai the i aap -x -a uijJBiuuisii as raSid intifenB xt yftar it lias i 4- tea SP 5ivV TV TvYi TRjP mg to Gr Pay ailamfttllejmmd wli ihtere finest he had found in this frpin the monhfcnu mg purposes The farmers are quite- Backv ard about their work in tbis eounty Green Ward wilffinish Day i3rosiiew store house by the first of Alayr He Ss a ood carpentcr aii6 does honest work He is going 3fem6ve Hazbl Green in a few days The HjSKiLDis2i very welcome visitor here Even bodv is velK iSlhnsitf with its foundation StIBW -Powell Caxxxiiy aiEiiitTi Hi Ilie farmers have begtin breaking up their sod laiid a Died On thelltliinstMri John Conley of brain fever hewasonA of our most highly Bush Bice1 have thirteen raftstogo out on the first tide John Cole has moved to the farm he bought on Millerscre4pk i Success to The Heratid and long may it live Dudley i irn nmriifini HMMwWMmuni sn jAQKSONf Ky Marebiathtl8S3 ISCiltor orntKlZKL GltEEWHBUALl Sf 5n JacKsoii the eouutvseat oeathitt county has a population pffisbojit msouls Itbeautif iill river and about 200 feet above it Wai Ihe river funs within about 150 yards of tne court House The history of this WM trath but Bloody Breathitt which was their favorite name for her never was as bad as represented It is trie there have been several fnnH ir county in which some men were snatched from tliis earth and sohtto trvfbe realities of another world This was while our people were in the hand of safan but praise the Lord tlic peonle ootids towjind county are to day able to shout hallelujahu over thereverse of things God is now ruling supreme and Satan has taken a backseat We have jipFj instciid of pistols grins carcls and wlnskey prayer meetings carried on in nearly every House in tOAviT Sunday school every Sunday young mens Christian association every Sunday even ing prayer meeting Sunday nights preaching froin two to three -times a mohthlsrp hesdajiitai4il literary society every The high school at this place conducted fijjf grftTohn Jay Pickey and Miss Uappie liifetle is still flourishing yfiss Littlq has taken upon herself the labors of Miss Kose Bichards in the school rSSl Recently left for her home in or44l where shc expects tp re fclQwfeople here were greatlv gnvcdSpTliave Miss Eichards av amwr i her irreat and cootl work nm tr 3 un us they rejoice that she has left be- hiiid her one of Jacksons fairdaudi Mp who liable willing andqualified te take her place Mis Little is having a delightful time with her music class Prof Uickey pYmcipal of tlie high schopl powerful instrrnnont in Gods hands This good man lias done- more for tlid salvation of thd people of this County tliayy hi Jt and still ho woife 4ind ncvdrtros As I write iL cjimliearjcQdjidofix me some of our youiimen nvho havV rcceiltiv been coinrtecl GQDyQnu1hg Liuous to me sironeotgrarrlrajse the Lord for itv We are having a greStieal of as- Qqd always blehig us he has blessed is with good ihjiiiiians Dr fccholUJfg moved to some of- the lower coufa probably Esiiil fcssfoluj business Vml will- not retuiai for a few days Dr Tailing re grets verymuehthat the doctors have all goiuvas thojj absence increases his dose In conclusion I muit savthiit lam exceedingly proud thoorfcuiiity of wriringfoira paper near iibme Kay The Hazel HeraijI ever prosper and redound to tie good of the people of tue moiliitms and may its editor live long to enjoy the fruitsof his labor in this gcdd5 rk and ever liiil home wiih us hi these grand nnuiu tains and onjoy the hospitality of our people All VriuVliaye not subscribed -for Tke Hkk LDslioiill do sowjthqut delay I alhjuntn next time your humble servanf wh J3 d- Thevllorald GoiniIiaHptal Mto Sterling- Gazette Wiix TIx afa MX HiHtAift came tb hamj last xveck ivaka a new pui juitl ijivq with news The peopeothafr sectioacansupp6rt a good phper if they try and gpehcer Cboper will give fhWfust such one if properly cnppumgeis FIe man of experience and abiIiWand we triist his veil tun wrlf prove a Success The JfenALp isjnjepdent iii jiolifi and will labor for tjie people- of Eastcrii Ken tilcky irrespecti va of party VfiiTburg Cmircr Hazel Gheex Hejald i he titlo of ly weekly coming te us from Wolfe state Tnfe Herald is well greatest Success Frankfort Tcoman iBI sting reading matter counties and if erly appreciated and supported by the pcoplbjof that section will prove a valuable auxiliary in the worlc of development and progress now going on in the eastern section of the state Covington Commonwealth TJie Herald Js the name of a newspaper just started at Hazel Green Wolfe county TheHjerali ispublished in that section of Kentucky wliich is on the eve Qf moral and physical development and uispust the kind of a paperaieeded to give fmpetW to a- movement so full of mise ire Adah The -Herald the A ilisa nnOinted applicant For offiQe has BV3rd labor succeeded Miuining a pmrfical craft and will ndw pitch into the government and Lamar if he can His feelins are Vilas tllA Iot iI mA 1- 1 -I 1 Mltu uahnuATarianato mrow about tne neck of the president -His hopes arc -all blighted and he doirf Wc a Whitney if he does not have irPthd Endieott to sleejMJjpon town as heretofore given by newspaper I wnwwuucins ttsiuuresn in the minds of the people of the state especiallv the mountainous section on account of its notoriety for bloodshed riots and breaches of the penal laws These writers have no doubt in a few instances told ih 7r ijj i lijwmmyiTni iiii nil iiaiiiwriiiiriiB tiriminijMjjujuuw OUR JACKSON LETTER vCs ySMMaMMWBHTlWW vc ---2 HANLY JUDY MT STEELING KY IMMMHM JMv nave moved to their Large Few HousfM Maysville street andMave added largely to hei SbOCi51 OX -x ardware Qaieensware Tinware 010 ves urates mantels Wliich they are selling at Sock Bottom Prices4 Call and see tliem in their new ciiartes A full stock of Wagons Buggies EockawaysV ELa13 JLtX JC XJJJ DAM AUM Keeps Constantly on hand a barge and weE selected Stock ot 11 1 liii it Ti JLPm I Which he seUs Wholesale and Betail as Cheat as they can be bought in the State Give him a call and be convinced that youi can dp as weU in lit Sterling as anywhere4ls you may go II TRIifBhE The Xead 188 LS3C IUM I rn UfMLCTC xx I- TABLI8HED IN 1845 tt nl Is ii LU i nnnfr NO 10 MAJiN S5CREETT TBIMBLB QEdOElSj AND DEALERS TX JONES DEALER fX emt stbbling Tl Ti 1 A i TL BBASFSitpfc SATI J5 YOIJB M0SEyA5tf BITY YOUR GOODS CHEAPLY FROiT NlCKEt OT EEEPji is 7iui lonr Proirisions Salt Mails Qflfe Power5 Field and Garden Seeds Mt Sterling Ky They gbytv th fV a IJL4ljtli do 0vfw uvJQ CliLL liilB LfVRT a CTWSUSfcBllU uust in ug oteriin 23 ES ing Insiwacegi5 OE MT STEBLIF KY TovaJ Assets of Agency lt uimpuui ijiu XUI1UUH i is 4384 3 7 80 8 Koyd of Liverpool l0bo000 00 ISTIt Iudon nl LancaaMs 9 4 4 rj i ta ZM lrptfe of England 36875000 po WlWlartforf Mr miiii jmisn Ii34 Spriagfiltd ofiSprinafirfiF ifefeeafP lil InsC ol North Amlsrica lornia 110 hi I FlW OhiO ftf nmAn Cil flA -I 3 7 heiux of London 5T381G I65 Ofeat hSis Phtsbur -1119 i a VAjKiVE 3Lt Traders and Deposit Bank iWHiMwuijiirm 11 mJjjjauiji 0T5 i02k0i w8sap 10 Insufanec in order to be lylijMeuHbfrsironteedli Qorporauons me polices of dpuUtful or cxperibichtal c4in phnbeineafaTanvpHcl Tlie best policies are always the cheapest Inurux shoVld select their coindnies af tM duld a banker or apersw whojs to bold their fudsnst Look to qualfty aJ paramount consideration of insurance llespeelfullv irOFFAfJ fM a liii i 1 1 II I ft rff 4 MT STERLING KY i jb a ss ifc 0 4ther shon outeidteof Louisville can ir tbv snm 4 4 jlawinili menyriUdo well to caJLou us writebfr rtfo atalogus furnished on application to i i i A purges siock ot uigcks in Eastern Kentueftyi clicks SBVri JHukCviL7 oaq Davrpocfcstrifei ri Ki ht 0aV C3oek i Hght NlvMiiisrcKaponnS5ip imaiamiinummta i tm ij a JOHN JONES vs a 1 i WBiiaiT a a mm a i ir fl Um III IISVISJIK ff II 9 2- 391 9tlf 1111 fl 1 7 I 1JA PK HH tf At yWi ilhJ i i MUM lUllHU lUUIiUlJ iflUUllliiU Ull Is now maniifiuitrii Tin different strles of Plaiaand Fancy WroaIit Iron Fendn i i -v-it uim a yanr eneioiied bv one of them Tj trJZSiit dimming and Hammering Saws Mt Sterling LGDCING ftOUSEg cor 4 JX corner oii and JeiTerson Wr A 5 1 I llt a 4.

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