The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-08-28
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

HART county is suffering from an or.
ganized band of smoke-house thieves,
A LADY of Carroll county sold last
year from two cows 309l pounds of but
ter.
NEAR Owensboro, II. Hazelwood shot
and killed John Fits as result of an
old quarrel.
THE police Judge of Crab Orchard
called the town marshal liar, and was
shot down in return.
W. r. OMALLEY, saloon keeper of
Middlesborough, was fatally stabbed by
David Worthington.
The iron furnaces at Middlesborough
made trial of machinery on August 20
with more than satisfactory results.
A BRICK fell four stories square on
top of Paducah negro's head. The ne.
gro took drink and went to work again.
IT is said that Gov. Buckner will re-
move to his old homestead in Hart
county as soon as his term of Office ex-
pires.
LEXINGTON will have big dog show
next month. Dogs to the number of
1000 from all parts Of the world will be
on exhibition.
In the trial of Richard Gentry for
the killing of John B. Sandifcr, at Ian
caster, in July, the Jury returned YER
dict of not guilty.
s. T. BIcKFoRD, proprietor of the
Park Place Hotel, at marlborough,
has absconded, leaving debts to the
of $4,000.
CENTRAL City has a town ordinance
against selling liquor. Del Wick sold in
violation of it and was fined 500 in one
case and $50 in another.
WHILE bathing in Dix river, James
Harvey Brown, a prominent lawyer of
Lancaster, was taken with cramps. He
was rescued, but died soon after.
THE ex. Confederate soldiers of Ovens
boro are making great preparations for
the annual reunion of the "Orphan Bri-
gade" at that place September 8.
THE American wheel company, having
q plant in Louisville and other cities,
has failed, $4,l00,00O assets; liabilities,
81, 100000. Dull times the cause.
PENDLEToN county's record has an.
other mans blood added to her list.
James Blatchford was shot frcm ambush
BY one supposed to be Dennis Finn and
MS two sons.
GEORGE w. READ, prominent citizen
If Glasgow, and formerly city marshal,
lied last week from the result of wounds
'eceived in 1880 while attempting to ar
'est some drunken negroes.
THE Secretary of the Interior has is
ued warrant to the Governor of Ken
lucky on the United States treasury for
he sum of $4,000 for the second pay
nent for the agricultural school fund.
DURING thunderstorm one night last
week, the house of james Devine, at
was struck by lightning
nd set on fire. The family was badly
hooked, and Devine was 80 stunned that
le was barely able to escape.
A GREAT peach growing belt is
ound in Hardin county, on the range
allied Muldraughs hill Here, stretching
ack into the country, is found orchard
fter orchard, and every road goes past
ores and acres of peach trees fairly
'eighted down with some OF the finest
caches in the country, 50 buyers say.
THE south end of Funk & Andersons
ew Touring mill, at Danville, in which
las stored in -four bins 5000 bushels of
heat and several hundred bushels of
helled corn, gave way, precipitating the
Ontents into the street. A colored man
AIMED Ben Pellman, who, with spring
'agon, was waiting for some -four, was
uried in the grain and badly injured.
he wagon was broken beyond repairs.
AT Cornishville, Mercer county, syl-
ester Huffman, young farmer, was :
n
laying with some children who had !
Jumping rope in their hands. He
lught hold with one hand, with an open
rife in the other. The children began a