The Hazel Green herald., 1891-11-06
WOLFE COUNTY, KY, FRIDAY NOVEMBER
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

1t costs 500 each to keep the paupers
of Scott county.
The commission TO revise the stat
utes went to work last week.
Richmond is to have government
building To cost $4,000; the site cost
$4,000.
A scandal in high life Is reported
from Mt. Sterling, and two divorce suits
have been filed.
Chris Geizer, Lexington saloon
keeper, has disappeared, leaving 'debts to
the amount of $1,000.
-Greenup county pays l3 cents day
for the support Of its paupers, and Car.
ter county 80 cents day.
AT Maysville Samuel Sullivan was
given two years for the murder of Thos
Brashears in February, 1889.
The Owensboro Daily Inquirer has
been sold to joint stock company who
will greatly improve the paper.
will Hall attempted to rape Mrs
VIM. Ratclifie in Marion. She over
powered him and had him arrested.
Col. r. P, Pepper, of Frankfort, last
week sold in Chicago nineteen head of
standard bred trotting filies for $l3, $40.
-Maysville is endeavoring to take in
the village of Chester in order to raise
its class, if possible, under the new con-
stitution.
The Lebanon Enterprise says there
is a cave in LaRue county in which there
are no fish during the summer, but they
return regularly to winter.
In a difficulty at Lexington, VIM.
Adams stabbed Sid Ellis, cutting into
the cavity. The wound is serious one,
though not necessarily fatal.
The Sentinel Democrat says: "The
Kupps and Carpenters have moved from
the scene of the recent killing of James
aud George Howard in Bath county"
w. b. Greene sold to G. Moberly 20
feeders that weighed 1885 at 1896 per
cwt,, and premium of s5; also to Joe
c. TurIey 25 $50 pound hogs at 81 cents
per pound.-Sentinel- Democrat.
The Kentucky Union road made a
big cut in the scale of wages in the shops
at Clay City, which went into effect on
the lst inst. A number of the old men
went out to seek work elsewhere.
The Clay City Chronicle says the
new court house at Stanton is approach
ing completion, and when finished will
be one of the best and most economically
constructed buildings in the State.
Geo. r. Beall was walking on the
frosty railroad platform at Russellville,
one morning last week, when he slipped
and fell under the cars, having one leg
30 badly crushed it had to be amputated.
"A spark from passing train set fire
to the woods near Enterprise, Carter
county, and destroyed thousands of dol
lars worth of timber and fencing. J. u.
Clark lost ten acres of corn in the shock.
The Danville Advocate has been
presented with gourd over sixty inches
in circumference, and Polk johnson. Of
the Frankfort Capital, wants TO know II
any of the delegates to the Con. Con.
has lost his head.
Fannie Barrett of Fleming county,
was arrested at Maysville for wearing
mems clothes She preferred false
charge of rape against James Pugh and
brother and had them sent to the peni-
tentiary few years ago. They are now
out, having been pardoned, and she Is
afraid they will kill her. She gave this
as her reason for masquerading In coat
and pants.
Judge Andrew Combs, Of Perry
county, SO years old, rode to Jackson
horseback last Sunday distance OF 35
miles and Monday morning boarded the
passenger train at $40 and went TO
Frankfort. He employed an attorney 10
attend TO case in the Court Of Appeals
and returned Tuesday. Wednesday he
repeated his Sundays exercise. How is
that for an old man f-Hustler
Tom Holyfeld, Of Perry county, is
TO be tried in the United States court,
at Louisville, the 18th inst, for the kilt
ing OF Madden, In Knott county, In 1889.
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