The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-05-22
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

at Tyrone, Anderson county.
THE Lexington Kirmess for the bene-
fit Of an infrmary was a success.
IT is reported that Chicago syndicate
will build seven-story hotel on Cheap
side, in Lexington.
KENTUCKY produced 1851 1866 lbs.
of tobacco in 1890, an increase of 2,040,.
535 pounds over 1889.
The Perry county murder cases pend.
ingin Clark Circuit court have been con-
tinued until next term.
HUME CLAY, the Clark county forger,
has been made book-keeper in the broom
factory at the penitentiary.
BURT THOMAS, an escaped convict who
has been at large for nearly ten years,
was recently captured in Owsley county.
AT Harrodsburg the residence of Da-
vid Vanarsdall was destroyed by fire last
week. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
NEAR Wilde, Rockcastle county, Geo.
and Thos. Hays, cousins, quarreled over
bill of corn, and the latter was shot
and killed.
GEORGETOWN imposes a license upon
all insurance companies doing business
in that town, and realizes about. $500
from that source.
TANGLETOwN is the name of new
post Office in Mason county. 1t must be
in the neighborhood of some of the ia
nous distilleries of that section.
THE Louisville Deposit bank has been
refused admission to the clearing house,
the claim in objection being that not so
per cent. of the capital is paid in.
THE City council of Mt. Sterling grant.
ed fifteen building permits at a recent
meeting, and among them were permits
to rebuild the lately burned district.
Nor being satisfied with being social
belle, Miss Mary Breckenridge, daughter
of Congressman Breckenridge, has begun
the study of law in her fathers Office
at Frankfort.
LAST week at Knuckles p. o., Bell
county, row occurred over stick of
candy, in which Squire Sayler, John Say
Ter and Tom Lawson were badly stabbed
and beat up.
ANDREW PHOENIX, who struck Robt.
Tibbs over the head with a club and
from the effects of which he died, was
caught in Louisville and taken back to
Paris for trial.
On the farm of Sam Taylor, near Ma
sonville, large dwelling, barn and smoke
house, together with their contents, were
totally destroyed by fire one night last
week. No insurance.
THE new editor of the Barbourville
News, himself just from New England,
says Eastern Kentucky will be visited
during the next few months by a large
number of New Englanders.
THE residence of Mrs. Josiah Ander-
'on, at Jacksonville, this county, burned
Sunday night with nearly all its con-
,ents. Insured for $4,000. Losses not
but heavy.-Sentinel-Demo-
rat.
FROM the Big Sandy News we learn
hat the tax in Lawrence county for this
year is 983 cents on each 800 worth of
and and personal property; 992 cents
IN town lots, and 97l cents on money,
,onds, etc.
AT Spottsville last week coal miner
named Robert Veach met with horrible
leath by falling down coal shaft, a
lepth of seventy-fve feet. In the fall
le was disemboweled, and his skull was
rushed so badly that his brains Oozed
'ut.
THE amount expended on the locks
md dams at Beattyville at the end of
he fiscal year is 81, 1863, 677.34, with an
balance including appropri-
.tions of September, 1891, 1885,, 1868.
Work is mapped out extensively for the
Iext few months.
MUCH better than the much-talked-of
plan is the following from
he Henderson Journal: "W. w. Shelby
5 making preparations TO inaugurate a
lew enterprise very much after the order I
( the Wheelers' proposed sub treasury. &
lie proposes TO convert the lower one of