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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

That our young friend, Hon. Mitchell
&. Afford will have no opposition for the
nomination for Lieutenant Governor in
the Democratic State convention at Lou
isville is an accepted fact, and is in accord
with the popular will, but nevertheless
his host of friends should continue their
arduous devotion to his cause steadfastly
and increasingly until he reaches the
goal of his ambition. Zeal for no other
candidate should render his friends less
Jealous in his cause, and DO jugglery that
will in the least jeopardize his chances
for the nomination should for moment
be considered. ways that are dark
and tricks that are vain" might involve
his interests, and we admOnish his friends
to stand aloOf if such be attempted. No
man who will go before the Louisville
convention with a claim has done so
much for the Democratic party within
the present decade as has Mitch Afford,
no one deserves more from it, and his
devotion should be duly awarded in his
nomination by reclamation. This his
past service justly merits, and fidelity to
party interest must have the seal of favor
if we are to hope for future success.
Afford by reclamation is the appropriate
thing and let every delegate join in the
glad acclaim.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

The papers over the State favorably
mention Hon. Joe Elliston, of Mt. Ster-
ling, in his race for Acknowledgement,
and he will certainly go into the State
convention with a formidable force of
followers. In the short time that he has
been canvassing he seems to have visited
ever county of the Commonwealth, and
everywhere he has found friends.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Sympathy for the widow of Wood
Longmoor will give the nomination for
Appellate Clerk to Abram Adams, her
brother, who is the present deputy in
charge of the Office. This is the motion
of the masses, and those men who are
trying TO defeat the will of the people,
will find that it is losing game.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Mr.. Harrison evidently isn't supersti-
tious or he would not venture to swing
around the circle" in the face of the
fate of the other Presidents who accom-.
plished that feat.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

There is one thing that should not be
exhibited at the Worlds Fair-a Chica-
go municipal election.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

a" Insanity" as plea for murderers
has given way to "hypnotism," or as
oldtmers used to call it, mesmcrism. /"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

-Pefla, Iowa, has been suffering from
4 disease called the grip. 1t has been
discovered that the trouble was caused
BY infected water.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

We haven't much of navy to fight
Italy with, but if the American eagle
emits one of his fiercest shrieks the organ
grinders will all be frightened out of
seven years growth.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

When the young emperor of Germany
has a spell of indigestion and speaks a
little cross, as all of us liable to do under
similar circumstances, all Europe shivers
with fear and the air is full of war ru-
mors. Americans have many troubles,
but, thank heaven, fear of war isn't one
Of them.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Democratic politicians may as well
begin now to brighten up on Judge Jim
JEWELS famous phrase, for that it will
be of practical utility just after the
State convention is assured. Here's the
cue, p. j. h.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Ex-senator Ingalls, says he proposes to
devote his attention tn making money
by farming. We trust that he will sue.
coed, but whether he does or not he will
be better occupied than in making money
out of the farmers, by exacting usurious
rates of interest for money loaned upon
mortgage, as he is credited with having
done for years.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

There is always hope for a man who
is aware of his own faults. Ex-senator
Blair, just before sailing for China, his
new post of duty, declined to be inter
viewed, saying, al have talked too much
already" He had evidently read the
newspapers.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

The adage that few ofiice-hOlders die,
and none resign" will have to be revised
if Senator Edmunds' example becomes
contagious. However, come to think of
it, an epidemic of designations would
please great many people.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01
BRIEF BON-BONS.

BRIEF eoN-BoNS.
There is one thing that should not b,
exhibited at the Worlds Fair-a Chica
go municipal election.
Insanity" as plea for murderer,
has given way to "hypnotism," or a,
old-timers used to call it, mesmcrism. .
Mr.. Harrison evidently isn't supersti
tious or he would not venture to swing
around the circle" in the face of the
fate of the other Presidents who accom-.
plished that feat.
We haven't much of a navy to fight
Italy with, but if the American eagle
emits one of his fercest shrieks the organ
grinders will all be frightened out of
seven years growth.
Democratic politicians may as well
begin now TO brighten up on Judge Jim
JEWELS famous phrase, for that it will
be of practical utility just after the
State convention is assured. Here's the
cue, p. ]. h.
The adage that few office-holders die,
and none resign will have to be revised
if Senator Edmunds' example becomes
contagious. However, come to think of
it, an epidemic of designations would
please great many people.
There is always hope for a man who
is aware of his own faults. Ex-senator
Blair, just before sailing for China, his
new post of duty, declined to be inter
viewed, saying, "I have talked too much
already" He had evidently read the
newspapers.
When the young emperor of Germany
has spell of indigestion and speaks
little cross, as all of us liable to do under
similar circumstances, all Europe shivers
with fear and the air is full of war ru.
mors. Americans have many troubles,
but, thank heaven, fear of war isn't one
of them.
Ex-senator Ingalls, says he proposes to
devote his attention tn making money
by farming We trust that he will sue.
coed, but whether he does or not he will
be better occupied than in making money
out of the farmers, by exacting usurious
rates of interest for money loaned upon
mortgage, as he is credited with having
done for years.
1t was John Sherman who originated
the expressive political phrase, az am
looking after my fence" and he has now
started new one on its travels by say
ing, 81 came out here to build a barn"
There are not few people in Ohio who
would like to know the kind of crop the
willy politician proposes to store in that
barn.
There is wide difference of opinion
in the ranks of the Republican party on
the question of Canadian reciprocity.
Senator Morrill, says, at will never
come" and ex-Representative Butter.
worth says, cit is bound to come"
These, of course, are the extremes but
even among those who favor the idea
there is little hope of ANYTHING being ac-
complished under the present circum-
stances.
Secretary Tracy is deserving of the
sympathy Of all honest people in his eff
fort TO take the navy yards of the coun-
try out Of politics, but he will probably
realize, IL he has not already done so,
that he has undertaken the largest con.
tract of his life, and his failure to carry
IL out need not surprise anybody. Mr..
Tracy is only one man and the politi.
clans who work the navy yards for their
own personal benefit are numerous and
influential.
--Peila, Iowa, has been suffering from
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

1t was John Sherman who originated
the expressive political phrase, "I am
looking after my fence" and he has now
started new one on its travels by say
ing, 81 came out here to build barn"
There are not few people in Ohio who
would like to know the kind of crop the
willy politician proposes to store in that
barn.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-01

Has ample facilities for doing
a general banking business. So
licits deposits, makes collec-
tions, gives prompt and careful
attention tOall business entrust-
cd to it, and extendsato its Gus.
TONERS the most liberal accom-
modatiOns consistent with cor
rect banking business.
The sun., 1891-04-12
SNOWBALLED THE QUEEN
Lively Experience or the Little Monarch
ofthe Netherlaads.

Lively Experiences or the Little NoHarsA
ofthe Netherlsads.
Little Queen Wilhelmina OF the Netherisn0s
some three weeks ago got into muss which 10
probably without precedent in the annals Of
kings and queens. She and her mother had
driven out from the city as usual In the altar.
noon for an airing. As Is the wont OF the un.
ostentstious Queen.mother. they drove in q
plain carriage. unattended by outriders or
footmen. In hamlet about two miles from thu
capital they cams upon aorow Of young sohoo
children In the midst Of q hot SNOWFALL fight
The carriage was stopped, 30 that the little
sovereign might observe how her little subjects
amused themselves
1t was give and take hot and heavy, smonR
the combatants. Tho weaker party began 10
20 to the wall. Just a. It's discontinue wa
aggravated by the fall Of the boy leader. who
had got ball Of slush In the. eye. the young
Ssssn sprssnhs sh to hfr feet ana lsHred from hs
combatants and called ont that the victou
must at once stop enoWbAlling.
She had the proverbtAi LUCK OF paacemaksn
All tho children turned o1 her. and before tho
s e RsS ni5 h
out Wilholmins SHOOK out her skirts. drew s her.
BOYS H saa siSls: I'm al your Queen"
III: Si ths
too frightened to run away. Ali oi t6em s..
snivelled pitsously. Queen Emma added 70
their terror by ordering the coschman TO taks
every 1s sulhnsd x &
ness when It received Z. box Of toys With the
good wishes OF the child sovereign.
The sun., 1891-04-12

the table. No conversation, whatever is
ws H.. the GH " .sness Hsss rsni
e6iy iaSicrous; When !hs meat course e m
wants follow With %isafy aIscrty The TSr former sss
In theii proper order OF precedence, like auto
arSs poo II iSS s1s so panssc sas ssHE
pudding and dessert are served Meanwhile
ss sTs sss q ps
cheese and small beer 10 their hearts content
Other Erotes9ue forms among these iols are
the rank Of their visiting ma master e or nistress @
The valet OF lord ls soated, next the butler.
The steward The maid AID Of fes'sssun eounssss OF
stairs with h all the Gersmon, which her TILED
feorous Dot luck With .a membsrs as oicaSs q tSs
Es. sS lover Hns
Mrs,." q" !" Misc" But among .footmen and
70 Sscr IN turn mposss Sssa shs fas Ss.sss Gss
%1srnIns cells v!I Ss heard sScl s.s..ns
fsi Mariboroueh Ss vsis saSlSs nov y! NAM MAN.
chester. YER Of boys .movingh or Tweed
Ss 70 ioS sy
about the household and stables the larger
Saos s rsanre an 9
has sensral charge oi the estate. inassd often D
ssrts sea sSfs0GnSs si% u ,Ss ss Hha
This Is SSs n.sar asT ai i6s a9%S oe ssme sn%
OF the greatest estates farming and
ara s are ene sssus1e tie sns;
every one Of the nobility INDUCES. Sometimes i
hall Itself though ,oitener at some little dis:
tanee ICE away in wsll;;ordered arranGement, will
sorsas e a NS.
y steam and Covered encSsures Tor .youns yOuns
pris!ng even to one accustomed to the provls.
ion for the same same by the mo.s noted Americnn
poyment here. Thon TFhHpo upon nna ,asg dsmssne s
oi several thousand acres there viii be
ovss ssa dolsn 10 asss VIE Hs Srosd
i from tho iproads OF ponchers. Some ii The
satss: Each REQUIRES q head forester. with
hsI dozen men under him New trees are
shinned OUT Essry souna sss trunk Is
ilnds ready sale for incl, il a river runs
ing the poachers away flom Its fish. The roads
great attsntion. rhen there % Is master muster saw Ss.
lss Yates and isncss Thsfs 's; are ~ painssrs
Eept IL service and BUSY. the Year RI roSnd The
head gardener requires several assistants
And. II a guest, your coachman's call OF" Qate!"
-.Gate! will. IN ride about an ordinary
frances fully half dozen bronzed old lodge
keepers from out Of flower embedded. Ivy
pensioners" heroes bold. at their British
army pension and flO q year, whose lives fade
hares and pheasants with perhaps one gate
call and a pot Of beer O day to keep their scat
tering. useless wits together.
In England servants are precisely what ton
centuries OF masters have wished them to be.
English servants. In America. are miserable
outside OF England; they have lost the pose
and potse OF their rock. rooted home regime
while they are bewildered by the eccentricities
Of many OF our amateur nobility who import
them, who will require some little time to nc-
custom themselves to the attentions of any
manner OF servants. EDGAR L. WAKEMAN.
The sun., 1891-04-12

STIMULATED thatths divorced wife sh culd ns,tA.,
directly nor Indirectly have any In fluence Whs,r
Nathalie has never ceased to strain rnH, moment
wants 70 pee him unconiitionally and % TO ISs ss.
cause and alienae her friends. or she at,scess Sss
agree with her in the same words oe Of enitLsy Hinsay
Pending these nndignl led and deplotab,s
element to the question. King Milan h"s haspnss mns
H. Sp%s4 mnster Sss wIsop! Tssns
communication made public. OF having ann
pressed TWO women accused II having piotiss
asked. not without reason. why he has dea,.3
20 long before rsyeal,ng the crime /! ii treaty really
sas S h, IL ds Ssns ns wh nh
punished2 II is also remarked that The tsrJss
accusation has been advanced Iecau.e NJ
yses 81 queen !ssna SS ind
Minister ropudiates the charge with nm eners. rs.
%Ssad sSa truth that II. "xS a. M
ali that has been said az to his participation ns
admitted. he address the King as Monsieu1tess 1 q
and wonders at he e want Of eood breeding,
Helena tho TWO % impca,enna naS.R@ womssl and
were, the former hung At Belgrade, the second
t9nnd s strHngeSd ,Hn S. in her Grison at ro5arsv.
higher. Justice without being submitted 10 us :
police Investigation or preliminary oxamins.
tion; that BY express order OF the King INA,
were guarded. not by member, OF the rocss
but BY soldiers who were not In tho jurisds,'
tion OF the Minister; he asserts that Hslans
Maskovic was found dead after her sentenos
bad been ostentatiousy commutsi by tSs
King himself 10 twenty years impiisonms
sosered isess at his post il the Snr Tas a anS
he concluded BY saying: III you accuse me eIS y
those crimes you cannot ignore that Ia
authority who can connive at such atrocitles
Is o far htghor one than that of a Minister
In another paragraph he declares that he Il.
guilty only OF having believed the story toiS
him BY the King OF q suicide in the prison, and
cf not having taken steps to ascertain Ina
truth OF II and pursue the perpetrators. 'A'
The commoti.,n caused by these extraord,.
nary revelations is immense They cast a dsri
shadow on the political integrity Of Servia;
they seem to show that sovereign and states.
man have lost alike the. sense and dignity "a.
coming In their respective positions; the con.
sequences In the future may be more serious
still. for they cannot fail to affect the securitv
Of the not very solidly established popularity
Of the young boy King and shake the founds.
tlon Of throne already rudely threatened Nv
the. ouarrels Of . father III reconciled to sbdi.
cation. Of an exiled mother Intriguing to ~.
turn. and Of dlssrected Ministers eager 10
avail avail themselves oi every loophole to exhais
The sun., 1891-04-12

0oSots1s
os. hs rsar9 e1 S g 10 Ct ss ssmas i5s. n
ths e eSe ssls
part Of the year. the figures in most cases show
Srsr d anS lHai
the largest, with Its 100000 members. added
1857 to it, number and f169.80 to its funds
bringing the reserve capital up to f4.500, 900
% ss sso%
ing that proportion equal to 1874 Of its mem.
bers are now paying graduated contributions
acSording 70 age. e. against 80; I'VE years ago.
slightly behind the Forestsrs in respect to
numbers. but occupies far and away the front
rank OF all societies in wealth. It's invested cap.
itai y Ire@aehing @ the magnificent amount OF
The Hearts Of Oak. tho largest centralized
society without branches has been advancing
OF late years by leaps and bounds. Its annqs!
repert, Just issued. shows that 10 1890 1t added
10000. and S78.00o to its funds totailins its
reserve capital mp to f1.l57,518 This society
admits no one to lts membership over 80 year
OF age. and :, is chiefly recruited from the
In the aggregate those three societies total
pp a. an adult membership q l.6O0 oqO VIZ
e.pss} ~ cSsr and Sr0's n'e'a
The great burial collecting. societies .copiti:
tute quite another class. et the head Of whisn
StS1ds the Prudential; With assets worth h Xxx no
OoSes fRd IN oree %eeh bs ssiTs tS hHS'
stock limited company. which began with
years since shis srs% % to % 10000 1000 According
IL Rs RSusa 81 Te ns ST a
holders in 1887 received .diyidsnds equal % go
bonuses amounting to fsSs.so6
The sun., 1891-04-12

| diminish In war time. The troop shipa must be
e n m 1sss
tlons; There romsfns the retired list. the
s n: n %sn
oiilcsr the swift steamsrs that would be sup
p the msn%nvres MAJ Of 1855 are selected as ev.
idence Of the average lack OF superior person /.
.S.ls Ss Al Es Ss ss.1 1fs s:. 4 Eoes spps.s
gineer. and "a medical and clerical ofl;eFs. r.
%sIcS Oily naval .spsris .sn decide. shsshsr
~oad prSss ae The proenssd
snssna into Sss asr Il
fact acknowledged by the Admiralty that even
ssns snohsn S: so aVssSs ssa
That being the case. this ls the heart OF tho
sSs ssd 9, May 1852 LORD 0ssf SALISBURY g % ssia a.
sssf ss now SSaffs Sesnee
was before the House. Mi. Gonrley observed
hs ss so s1se
R ss s% who St he q
under. .disoussicn- In fact it was entirely OK.
sSludsd Ssun from And the subject has never
IL & true that :aIy, Il m March % 1889. Lord
order to add 5000 men to the navy; viz: l.i0O
marines. l. 1000 stokers & a., nnd 900 blneisckets:
ment % Not one. oi them. will be available ior
these said sss
WI VIE
CURED if England. as Lord Salisbury says. is to
be altogcther stronger by ils vessels IN 1892
middle Of that year cannot be .prsdsstlned to
%Sas about ficersS ice 's 10. a N word was said
the 70 shs NsHs TSod 9oI
Admiral Colomb tells us that 1t takes nine
s,.n sS %sss 4ssss9y
tries viii not % obtsnsd iii next 'ear ss. and nd
they viii satisfy only the requirements Of the
What about engineer officers? Whore are
hhsy IL sSs Both II hs SS
ssa on one e
the last DECADE and half Of years the total
number Of men, men n ot the enei rooms has A.
direct re those men 5o has % decreased steadily from
ssDs s ss ysS
4 the, number Of .cadetshiPs Is doubled Or
treblsd this year there will not be q single
Lieutenant available TIL 1893 and the shps
being ready in 1894, 1t follows that II war broke
QUE during the four years between these dates
the only way to mobilize the fleet would be BY
sending to sea every man In tho Nav al Reserve.
But In truth there Is no real Naval Re-
serve. IN so FAR as officers trained In the
royal navy are concerned. The officers who
nominally constitute this force are efficient as
seamen and navigators. but having been
kno,xledgs Of the GO rDIIeatea weapons Of
Besides: up to the present hour. the officers Of
the merchant service show little alacrity to
Join the royal Naval Reserve and to be trained
to the use Of arms-only some 100 Lieutenants
and seventy-four engineers have Joined. This
number, of course. Is not the actual one OF this
class OF officers available at the outbreak Of
England at the time. As to the reserve Of sea-
men OF this service, being mostly fishermen
who rarely loose sight of the coast they would
on man -of-war than OF utility.
Things will grow serious for this country II.
besides the difficulties she meets In recruiting
her small army. she lacks the crews which she
needs TO man her navy. v. DE V.
The sun., 1891-04-12
The Mortgage.


II. IN s:ss. i;" 81 e va.
Il. pes mortgage. tn. farm and then 4. ssasa,ou.
"In txsnsy ,s..s I'll pay 1t mp" said aoa-s. osrn.d
The mor!gsys had hungry NAV that swailsvsd corn
H. so!I.a .i.n p...ns. night and day to .. tn. mon
II. soS!y worked himself TO death, and on tn. calm
They tho monsters reach. good oeas.
Aud tho farm With iss snoumbrancss Of mortgage,
I. t.lI % Young Islshssdsk Paul Adoniram Jones,
Aud vowed to raise ss.s norsass y Ike S" u0Ss pu
Ana h. ven. forth every morning 70 the russsd noun.
And - que dug before him poor old ood.ss alsrl
He raissd pumpkin. and potatoes down til. monsters
Hs sulRsaa .asI @ ao.a and smsstsa his Jaws and
He worked until his back vas ben. until his hair was
On tbs hiliads through uovdrifs they dug his srav.
His nsstSer son. Enphast had NO tim. to weep and
For 4: n: iSss $sa'''' " his doorstep o"'a forever for
Hsfsa him on his garden truck he stuffed his ribs with
And 6.i him eggs and butter but he would not 70
And STShi''s he 'asssr.a with til. burden and then
And slept with old hslohissdsk and 0odBs olsrnsd.
rhsa the farm II fell TO fhsmaA and frsu Thomas fell
rhsn troF Jehn 70 Eisasur. bat the msrsass sun
rhsa q fsl y Ralph ana Peter. FL Assalsn. ssa
Down ihroaSh All shs ssusraeenA but the mortgage
Aseut, |. score Of years ase the farm came asvn -
And jiI called In the mortgage and save the farm
There's no human heart empty that has no ray OF
hopa
% Jim gave up the ancient farm and went to making
soap
He gIsw . NIFTY millionaire = bloatcd. psmpersd ma
he oSnsa ten railroads, twenty miaeS ana the whole
Ana thoqssads did his sras somasaaA ana lived spsa
hh bounty;
q " yssA
The sun., 1891-04-12
The Beautiful Steer.


Oh, the steer. the beautiful steer.
Kicking the IDEAS from the point OF it, ear,
flApping IL tail In its froicsoms siee
HOPPING about like . SNAKE River nsA.
Believing!
Rosringl
Thundsring alonRi
Filling the air with its stssrioal song
Till the rumble from Its lung. laden pits
6oares timid JAck-rabbts and woveb into nts
TO me there 10 nothing on earth half % dear
A. the long horned, sltm.bodied fsxioAn steer.
How often wish that was stsor,
With long shiny horn At the butt OF each ear;
With clear. fearless eye and tapsring tail
That would snap IKE whip In the mAddsniug gala
How I'd beller
And roarl
And paw mn the groundl
And lops over The hills with . Ihund srine sound
And snort Ike terror and hump up my back
When aAw the Wild cow boy pursuing my track,
And Ia laugh at his oAths As he fell TO the reaS.
Oh ia bo Jodandy II was . stssrl
once ropsd beautiful stesr hut ] fsL
psil from nv pony with ear. plsrcing yshi
Fell with the larlst fast TO my wrist!
Fell 70 bS dragged through the yrAss vet With udsS
SnRRSiinis, Roiiiss.l
aruntinR went!
A full mile minuta or don't want Q cont
The rayel and grass yank cd the hide ffem ny nose
Ave even my hustle wss thrown out ei esa!
Ella FAxSox.