The Hazel Green herald., 1891-09-04
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

: SEVERAL capitalists of Chicago have
lately been investigating the Hnkson
lead mines near Lair, and have considered
that 1t is worthy Of the fullest develop.
ment. They have made arrangements
accordingly, and number of expert
miners will begin work on the mines at
once.
NEAR Nicholasville, Mrs. Jane Rich.
ardson, while crossing bridge on the
Three Forks railroad with her three chill.
dren, was struck by train and instantly
killed. Two of her children were NOR
tally injured, while the other escaped un-
hurt.
A SYNDICATE has purchased the inter.
est of Col. Bennett H. Young in the
Louisville Post It's old editor, Col. G.
E. Sears, now of the Big Stone Post, at
Big Stone Gap, Va, will again take the
helm. He is first class newspaper man.
AT Bardstown, Miss Josie Bent shot
and dangerously wounded VIM. Hamil-
ton, colored. She alleges that he had
been following her, and that on one oc-
casion, just before the shooting, he had
insultingly approached her.
THE Elizabethtown canning factory is
now running to its full capacity, and TO-
600 cans day will probably be the ont.
put for the next fifty days. 1t is said
that the company will declare dividend
Of rs per cent. this year.
THE Stanford Interior Journal says
E. B. Caldwell has had strawberries con.
tinuously since last spring. He left a
quart of them with US yesterday as fine
as ever we saw. They are the Lancaster
and Big Bob varieties.
JAMES HUNTER, young fisherman,
was shot and killed at Covington recent
ly by Thomas Carleton, q barge tender.
Carleton alleged that Hunter had betTay.
ed his daughter and would not marry
her.
J. M. CRAYCRAFT, foreman Of Deane-
field coal mines in Ohio county, was
killed by being struck by a car. He was
sitting on the edge of the shaft, and the
whole back of his head torn of.
MIDDLEsBORUeH has already begun TO
feel a relaxation Of the money stringency,
following the big raise Of the wind made
by the American association on its mort
gage of $l.50O,00O.
The food in the Licking seriously
damaged the caisson at the mouth Of the
river, used in the work of widening the
stream at that point.
LEE OSBORN, a colored cripple of Hop.
sat down on the railroad track
10 rest, fell asleep, and was run over by
q passenger train.
HoPKISsvILLE Is already quarreling
'ver site for the depot and over the
light of way for railroad that Is not
ret built.
IMPROVEMENTS In the iron works at
Ashland necessitate 500 new houses for
he employees, and they will be erected
It once.
WINCHESTER Ia pleased with the 0pe-
alton of its new law prohibiting the sale
4 cattle on the streets on County court
lays.
A CHEMICAL company, for the manu-
acture Of patent medicines, Is about TO
e organized at Owensboro.
THE Court of Claims of Hopkins coun-
y has appropriated $SO, 900 for the erec- {
lon of new court house.
LEXINGTON saloons must now close at
lidnight, but they open early enough
] the morning. .
A TAR well, flowing at rate estimated 1
400 barrels day, has been opened =
ear Glasgow.
TAE cattle disease that alarmed stock y
wners In Western Kentucky IL subsid. :
u. a
A NUMBER Of Cumberland county . .
Imiles are emigrsting To Texas. Il
HARRISON county Is again coquetting v
ith railroad proposition.
THREE prisoners escaped from the N
ancock county jail. C
HENDFRgON has A fourteen. vear-old AZ
irglar. N
For bilious feven and malarial disor- p,