The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-03

Pulaski county shipped this
season about 100000 worth of mules.


A New York syndicate has
recently had a representative prospecting
for lead ore in Scott county.
Speaker Carlisle, accompan-
panied by his wife and lady friend, are re.
cuperating at Fortress Monroe.
A farmerin Vermont made q
oct profit of $4,000 from the produce of sin.
gle turkey hen during the present season.
Associated Press dispatches
state that the heaviest snowstorms for years
prevailed in New Hampshire, Maine and Yer
mont last week.
A Springfield, Ohio, preach
or is named Summerhell. Ifhe don't make it
pretty hot for his congregation, then there's
nothing in a name.
The value of the live stock in
the United States is 81 ,276, $50, 100, which is
more than the combined value of the stock
Of oil other countries.
The race stable of j. B. Hag-
gin won last year $lOl,752. His largest win
ner was Firenzi, bay FLY three years old, by
Glenelg, dam Florida who won $24,Ss0
Bowling Green and two 9TH
er negroes we're arrested, tried and bound
over to the Boyle circuit court for the MUIR
der of VIM. Whtecotton, at Danville, Ky.
Owen Davis, a clerk in the
Adams Express Office at Paris, KY, eIoped
to Aberdeen, Ohio, with Miss Pattie Alexan-
der, daughter of Charlton Alexander, and
were married Friday.
J.R. Richardson was Friday
incarcerated in the Kansas penitentiaiy for
three years for attempted wife murder, and
along with him was his wife, sent up for q
year and half for perjury IN trying to
shield her husband.
Col. Bennett ii. Young pur-
chased pair of turkeys from near Oregon,
Woodford county, and shipped them to Mr.
Hoyt, of Philadelphia The gobbler weigh
ed forty.four and the hen twentyfour pounds
making the weight Of the pair sixty-eight
pounds.
A Sunday special to the Gin.
cinnati Enquirer from Lexington, KY, says
The Lexington Company of State Guards
has been under arms all day, and awaiting
orders from Frankfort to go to Pike county
to assist the authorities to quell the Hatfield
Mccoy feud. Adjutant. Hill will &c
up to that county tonight
A Washington man, whose
wife is away on visit wrote to her thu
other dav, and added this stanza, which HI
meant in good spirit, but which is likely Il
raise a row:
If absence makes the heart grow founder
And distance makes the dear one dear
l, pray thee, do not cease to wander,
And stay away at least year.
An Australian visited this
State last fall and purchased some stock
Since he returned home he has written t.
Joseph Mcdowell, of Fayette county, Il
purchase $4,000 worth of humble bees Il
assist in growing clover in that country. Tn
Frankfort Capital says if he will take then
I" in the field" us corn is sometimes sold, tina
he can be supplied.
Pike county, KY, wants Gov
ernor Buckner to send troops there to pre-
vent the Hat6clds, of West Virginia, from
numbering all the McCoys they can find
while Logan county, w. Va, wants Govern
or Wilson to order out a battalion to guar
the Hatfields from utter determination b,
the McCoys. In the meantime, good ant
peaceable people everywhere are wonder
ing why the SheriHs of these two countie
are not doing their duty by arresting thes
brawlers, who are doing so much TO injur
their respective States.
The United States Consul al
Guaymas, Mexico, has informed the Stat
Department that four American prospector
in the District of Montezuma, in the Sierr'
Madre Mountains, were attacked on or abou
the 18th ult by band Of Apache Indians
and that two of the Americans, J. Offer and
s. w. Jacobs, were killed. The other two
escaped without injury. The attacking par
ty consisted of four Indians and white
man. The troops of that section started is
pursuit Immediately on receipt ofthis infor
nation, but did not kill or capture any OF
the Indians.
An Associated Press report
states that the Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe
road intends purchasing 10000 bushels Of
seed wheat and sending it out into the ives.
tern counties Of Kansas, more especially
into the southwestern part Of the State,
where the farmers have suffered the most
from last years failure Of crops. The CON-
pany will take the note of the farmers for
tho purchase price, due in one year at three