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The morning call., 1892-12-21

l5@l6c 2 n for Moorparks: evaporated Apples. IN
boxes. 7ls@s1sc q n: sundried Apples. 3lR@ac
bieached Base for sliced, sSsc for quartsred aud
SC . n for eyapoIated; Pears. unbIeaehed. 3Sie
pressed and asic . i Tor Impressed
RAlsINS-DepressIon is still the order of the day.
STOCKS are large and buyers hold OFF. We quote
Is IN boxes, aud 2a4@s14e p N in sacks,
are quotabIe at s@loc q 10; Chestnuts. 1s@l4c
10; Walnuts 69se 10 Tor hardsheIl. S@Slac for
shell Almonds, l2@l21sc q 10; hsrdsheli do. safe
Peanuts si%s4c for domestic: HICKORY s nuts. 10
Sc; Peeans. S9lOc 2 n for small and l4@l6c for
large; Filberts. Toe; Brazil Nuts. s@l0c; Cocoa
vE6ETABLES-Green Peas from Los Angeles. SO
loo. The few Tomatoes seen wet and are frosted
and nobody wants them. Marrowfat Squash is irmer
under lighter supplies Dry Peppers, 7gsc: Dried
squash. s6@s 9 ton Cabbage. 75c r etl; Feed Car
rots 4o@45e; Turnips. 75c; Beets. Use: Parsnips,
PRoYISIoNS-Lard is stiff at the advance. Hams
AMI kscon are also firm. but no higher. Eastern Ba-
con. l26l5c: California Smoked Bacon. l29l3 for
heavy and medium 1901 light and IA % 5cfor
extra light: Eastern Sugar-cured Hams. lac sc;
all kinds. 914@lllzc pats. l2@13c: California,
tierces, l112c: ha f-bbls lie; lO-D tins. l29 &c.
mess 40. IS 6oa9: family do. s1o@lO SO: clear
PORK. $50; extra prime, S14 q Dbl extra clear, $50
@20 so: mess. sl7@Is p Dbl; Smoked Beef, l012@
h6rs.Dull and nominal a. l6s1sc y 10.
HIDES AND PELTS - Weak. but lower
Heavy saited steers are quotabe at 7slc p 10;
medium, 6G613c p n; light 41sc q 10: Cow
hides, 4Q412c o 10; Sated Kip. &C q II; saited
Cali. &c; dry Hides, usual selection &c: dry Kips.
&c; dry Calf. sc: prime GoatskinS. 30@50c each;
Kids. 5@lOe; Deerskins good summer 81 NC; me-
dunn, 90@32l2c; winter, 20@25c: Sheepskins.
shesrilngs 10@25c; short wool, 5097oe: mediu n,
100000; long wool, 90eGsl 40 each. CuIls OF all
kinds about II less.
TALLow-So. rendered. 414@47Sc; Refined.
61ac; Grease, 312G4c g 10.
WOOL-No business OF any consequence IS ex-
peeted until after the holidays. Stocks greatly
reduced Fall clips are quoted follows: Hum
boldt ana Mendocn0. 1s@el5c; Northern free. ll@1
l2c; do defective, 9@lOc; free Mountain, go lc:
San Joaquin and Southern defective, 7GSc. Spring
Wool is quoted as follows: Eastern oregon, I32
17c; Valley Oregon. lSQD2lc q 10.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Caleuttas, 61s@614c for 1893; Wool Bags,
36GSSc
CANNED FRUITS Inactive and unchanged.
ApricOts, Al 4OeDl 50 Peaches. 81 6UGl 10; Pears.
81 60t4I 10; White Cherries. 81; Black Cherries,
81 75@2; Plnms. 81 3oGl IS.
CANNED VEG ErABLES-Tomatoes, S5c; Peas,
$l@l Is u per dozen.
COFFEE-Firn, but quiet Quotations are as
follows: 2lG2lS4c q 10 for good 70 prime Costa
Rica. free from black beans: I91a@20I5c for
good washed SALVADOR 1881 q Ice y 10 Tor good un-
22c for prime washed Guatemala; 2lG2 s4c for
good to strictly good Guatemala; lS12@D20%. c for
fatr washed aud unwaShed Guatemala: 2l0G22lac
g % for good TO prime ea.berry: 161a9lSc for
medium qualities; l3Gl &C for ordinary qualities;
1Gl211c for very Inferior to common.
COAL-The market is very firm at the slight i'm
proven ent in prices Tie refusal OF the yelling
ton owners TO advance their product alone prevents
IS; SOuthleld Wellington 81 so: Cedar River SO bO
Seattle, So so: New Seattle, s. so; Coos Bay, So;
sydney. IS e ton: Scotch, 50 p ton: Brymbo
IS: 6reta, % 2 ton; Cumberland, Sl4 In bulk ana
$40 30 In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg,
$l2: Welsh Anthracite Egg. $40: Camel SO r ton.
FISH-Pacihc Goldfish is quoted at the following
&c; Medium. 4G41ac; Golden State Middles, 7GSc
Columbus Cod Rolls. 5I5@6c: Oriental Bricks. 6Ie
&C; Seabright Bricks. 7129Sc; Occidental strips
and Norway strips. 51z@6; Bundles. 4g61ac F1b;
bbls and 81 1902 in kits; No. 2 $40 in bbIs and
81 50Gl rs In kits; Mess Mackerel. s. 2 kit; East
ern Smoked Herring, 35c; Dutch do 81 50@l rs q
keg; Whitehsh, $40 in haIf-bbs aud S212 25 In
kits: Tongues and Sounds, 81 1902.
QUICkSILNER-Quoted at $+l 5OG42 3 flask
NAILS-Base prices are: 81 IS for iron, or steel
and 81 20 for wire.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all b5sc p 10: Dry GRADUATED,
&C 3 10; Confectionery A, 4Jsc; Magnolia, 45sc;
Extra Z. 4L9c: Golden c, 43sc; ID, 414c; Standard
12c more.
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SECURITIES.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-There a complete
change in the financial well in the speculative
outlook today. Ii became evident that the furry
IN the money market yesterday was due largely to
manipulation tor the purpose OF depressing certain
stocks. like industrials which the banks aud
financial institutions generally had been lending
money freely OF late These facts were made so
clear that the speculative sentiment the Stock
Exchange underwent a complete change. Prices
advanced sharply, and there declines
worthy OF the name AT any hour in the day. Dis
tillers advanced 5. CHICAGO Gas 25s, Electric
2Ss, Lead 2Ss, aud Sugar Is. Tho railroad liSt
also improved greatly. Governments steady. Pc
troleum-January. 62c bid.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-United States Bonds, As
1872; do as. 100: orthern Pacific. 1854: Cana.
dian Pacific, 80; Central Pacific. %; Union Pa
cine. 1914; Atchison and santa Re. - Is Wells
Fargo las; western Union. SO; Silver. S214
Sterling. 81 Se@4 SSI5.
Wheai-December. IA ac. Flour steady Coffee.
Sl6 TO- sugar, 36I33sc Hops - Pacific Coast.
lS@23c.. Hides. lzLsc. Copper - Lake. Sl2 25
Tm-Spot, Sl9 40. Lead-Domestic So So Iron
SIC. PetrOIeum-Jsnuary. 62c.
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NO AWNING NEEDED.
The Weather Bureau Saves a Bride
Fifteen Dollars.

II know of no city in the United States
in which so much interest is taken in the
Weather Bureau as this" said Local Fore
cast Official jenkins yesterday.
"a well-kn0wn citizen came In to-day
tof course. l can't givs you his nance and
asked me what the weather was to be
tonight, aud was very insistent that there
should be no mistake.
You see. he told me. 1T is this way. l
have a wedding at my house tonight and |
want to know whether or not il will rain.
because don't want the guests to get wet
In leaving their carriages. Now. IL 1t rains
tonight | will have TO put up an awning
over the sidewalk and that will cost me SIS:
but If can save that money | would like 10
add 1t to nay presents for the bride. Atthis
time OF the year every man has 10 con-
tribute so much toward the various chart
ties and provide Santa Claus for his own
family aud IL leaves him somewhat short.
III can save that S15 the bride will be that
much ahead
II assured him that he need be under no
apprehension whatever but there would be
clear sky. or at least only feeting clouds,
and he went away satisfied"
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Are You squirming +?
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

And is IL pain that causes you to squirmr Rheuma-
tism will make any one vince. Counterfeit IL, as
you can readily do, at the outset with Hostettcrs
Stomach Bitters which expeIs the rheumatic virus
from the blood and promptly relieves the tortures
that IL produces The evidence In its behalf on
this point is ample and conclusive and embraces
the deliberate afirmatons OF many medical practI.
tIoners. Like all standard prepar ations tho Bitters
deserve persistent trial. which IL IL receives the
happiest and most tn oroush results may be conf
IDENTITY anticipated. For malaria, kidney and liver
complaints, neuralgia nervousness ind ges,ion and
loss OF flesh appetite it Is a world famous rem
edy, Convaiescence after facilitating ailments Is
much facilitated by 1t. 81
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Veteran Volunteer Firemeu.

1t was the intention of the Veteran Vol
unteer Firemen's Association to decide at
their meeting lastnight whether they would
incorporate Immediately under the State
laws. but the proposition was postponed for
decision until the annual meeting I'm Japu-
airy next
The organization has been In existence
four years, aud its purpose in incorporating
is to secure an appropriation from the next
Legislature.
The bill to be presented Is to be drafted
by the members of the. organization and
presented by either j. II. Mahoney or John
Fay, two OF the veterans. who are also Slate
Senator's
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Fay in Justice Gray's court yesterday for
S55, the value of an overcoat now being
worn by admiral" Bamberger, the propri-
etor of q cigar-store near the Bush-street
Theater Fay, who is one of the barkeepers
of the Grand Hotel saloon, had a dispute
about a year ago as to the date on which
Christmas day fell. Fay bet Bamberger an
overcoat that December "a was correct.
Bamberger bet December 20. DIR. O'Don-
nell decided that Fay was in error. and Fay
told Mulholland to furnish tile topcoat.
The clothing man failed in business, and his
assignee sued, with the result stated.
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Which Is Your Right Hand !?
4 hIEaueIphIa Fress.

A we'll known anatomist once told me
that / could not tell him which was my
right hand. / Immediately held out NV
right hand, but he objected.
he said he did not say that could not
show or extend my right hand, but 1 could
not tell him which was my right hand
that Is, that l could not describe il in words.
so that one who had never heard of the
distinction we make between the right and
left hands, would be able to Cad Il.
thought that that would be easy enough
also, until took time to think the matter
over; then gave II up, for on the outside
of the human body there Is nothing TO dis
Iinguish the right hand from the left
No man can describe il In words so that a
person ignorant of our customs would be
able TO locate IL.
w-vs,cs-~sr--->v
Indigestion. Dizzlhesa Take Beechan,s Pllla
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MARKET REPORTS.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec. 20.
Another break in silver.
Flour trade depressed.
Wheat fiat
Wheat freights demoralized.
Barley weak and dun.
Oats. Corn and Rye inactive.
Not enough Mustard here for seed.
Dried Peas dull and lower.
Hay weak and quiet.
Beans inactive.
Buckwheat nominal
Good Potatoes and onions steady.
Butter, Cheese and Eggs firm.
Honey dull
Turkeys higher. Quail plentiful.
Apples In good supply.
Receipts OF oranges increasing.
Lemons lower. Lines higher.
Nuts and Raisins dun.
New Green Peas Offering
Hams. Bacon and Lard drm.
Hops dull and weak.
Hides ditto
Wool slow.
Meat market unchanged.
Grain Bags frmer.
Canned Goods quiet
Coffee firm.
Coal tending upward.
New York Exchange higher.
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TO A LADY.

when as ny soul lies trimming Ike well
And sweetest thoughts rise bubbIlng 10 the brink;
when floating flowers upon my fancy dwell
And the blue sky deep ia my heart doth sink
Full mirrOred: when swift Joys siight ana drink
supernai drAughts. till Durd ened like a bell
1bey elesye the hush with song and dare not
shrink
From sunward flights 10 glory's citadel.
Then do l think on thee and bark 10 hear
A choir OF seTaphs striking harps divine
For thou art pure as waters crystal clear,
Lovely lilies as soft rains benign.
OF Gods high purposes ana lies deep cheer
Thy soul the proof is and thy face the sign.
HARRIET MOEROF-
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affirmative and in voice scarcely audible.
Before the next witness was called he
slipped from the court and was never heard
of afterward
With the testimony Of the detective and
the druggist not forgetting that of the thief
who stole the overcOat, we made short work
of what had promised TO be "a beautiful
case of crcumstantial evidence"
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Wills Flied for Probate.

The will of Constance Dupuy Elliot. who
left an estate valued at $4,000, was filed
ior probate yesterday. She left to her
DTothers and sisters 500 each, and the bulk
oil her estate to Louis Duprat.
James Watson left an estate valued at
SIG co., To his widow. Mary Watson. who
mad not lived with him for many wears. he
bequeathed one-third Of his estate. and the
remainder to his sister.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20-Wheat was quiet and steady.
and fluctuations confined TO a 3sc range.
TIE closing was steady and unchanged. Re
ceipts, $4,000 Oushels shipments. $500 bushels
Rye. s712c Barley. 64c.
CHICAGO Dec. i9.-wbeat Cash. e95sc Corn
4llsc. Pork Sl4 10. Lard $40. KIDS
SS va. Nhisky-Sl 80.
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THEIR ENTIRE RETAINING STOCK
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT SALE NOTIuE-BELLE ISLE
- Mining Company. Location OF principal D ace
OF business, san francisco. California: location of
works Tuscarora. Eiko County. Nevada
Not'ce-Thsre are delinquent upon the following
accorded stock. on account or cssmert mo ld1
levied on the 18th (5th) day OF November. 1898
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders. as follows.
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San Francisco Neat Market.

There Is no further change in prices. Hogs are
nrm at the recent advance. Beef, Mutton and Lamb
aEx steady. Spring Lamb is expected in day so
for the Christmas trade. Wholesale rates from
slaughterers TO dealers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c: choice, 6Iac: second
ua'ity. SOS 12c; third do. 31a@s4 &c.
VEAL-Large. 5I2@96e small Calves, 6jo@7c;
Dairy Calves. $751; q n.
MUIToN-wethers, 61zS7c y 70; Ewes. &C.
LAMB-S@,S1sc g n
PORK-<Live Hogs, 5ss95s4c 2 n for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs 512@55sc; stock
Hogs, SOS 4c; dressed do S9S14c y 70.
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Hops-steady and unchanged.

SUGAR An COFFEE
Sugars-Raw. strong and unchanged; refined
fairly active. with reduction OF 1sc in powdered
and l-16e on three lower grades
Coree-Meak at about points decline. Sales,
1850 bags; December, s16 %; January. Sl6 TO-
The morning call., 1892-12-21

MORNING SESSION.
Board-25 Atlantic Dynamite. 1917 % Cal Elec-
tric Light. -: 20 Gaslight 701a: as do, 7Os4
street-S20 600 vsL Bonds. 90.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-l0 Water. 1914 $1,000 V ~ Bonds,
9zl5; 80 Pacific Gas Imp, 80. 7712.
etreet-26 Atlantic d. Mantle, 46L7.
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 20-The spot market is of again
at 6s Sd CaTgoes are lower at sos for of coast,
sos Sd for Just shipped and sos Tor nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No Red Winter:
December 5s 612d: January. SIS I'd; February,
IS sad: March, bs 9l4d; April, IS lOd; May
5s l114d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Dec. 20.-Consois. 81 5-l6d; Silver.
SO 1850; Rentes, 9Sf 21ac Bullion into Bank OF
England $4,000.
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Bamberger's Christmas Overcoat.
Henry Mohr. assignee for Hugo Mulho.-
and, recovered judgment against Edward
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WOOD Market.

Posts Quotable at lOIac each: Redwood SIS so =
cord: oak, rourh, 81 1907 so; peeled, 50 u.s. Pine
SO 10 p cord: Railroad Ties 371hc apiece for 6xS
Ale for TxS aud 456t5Oc for 7x9.
TANBARK-Grouud BARK. S24 p ton,
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Builders Contracts.

MRS f. ID. Roberts with X. o. Davis, to build on
w ilne OF Missouri avenue, l50 OF Napa street, s
rs by w 100: 1920.
Kane Levy with he Home Building Company to
Is By 1868 1880 eS' -
The morning call., 1892-12-21

OUR second foor, size 60x17O, Is filled with
ready framed pictures from 30 cents upward.
SaEborn, Vail & Co
The morning call., 1892-12-21

Anu in accordance with law. and order from
the BOARD or trustees. made on the ninth day of
november, 1882, SO many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will DO sold q,
public auction at the ONCE of the company room
10, Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery street, San
Francisco California on Tuesday. the third day OF
january, 1898, at the hour OF l O'Clock r NJ. OF
said day TO pay said delinquent thereon
together with costs of advertising and expenses q
sale. e l. PARKER Sscrstary
omee-Room Is, Nevada Block, 800 Montxomart
street san francisco California die I'd,
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Aud in accordance with law, and order OF
the Board OF Directors made on the fifth day Of
November, 1882. many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock may be necessary viii be sold
at public auction the Office OF the company. $40
Pine street. rooms 10 and II. San Francisco Cali
fornis, on WEDNESDAY,, the fourth day OF jan
uary. 1898. at the hour OF l O'Clock NJ. OF said
day TO pay said delinquent assessment: thereon
together with costs OF advertising expenses OF
the sale j. w. PEN, Secretary,
ofhce-310 Pine street. rooms 16 ana II. San
SKancisco. California. della I'd
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Exchange and Bullion
PortIand's Business.
PFoduca Market

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 20 -Clearances 1929, 200;
S39 600
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTTONEER
(has no connection with any other persons In
the business.
ONCE i Salesroom-4i2 Pine St. Nevada Bank Bldg
COMMENCING
TN UR . A Y.
Thursday December 22, 1892,
AT 10 O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises.
"a, 26, % AND 30 NINTH ST., NEAR MARKET,
CONTINUING UNTIL ALL Is SOLD
by order OF MesSrs. VAN DE MARX 81 CO.,
Importers and Jobbers
oh account OF liquidation and closing the business
THEIR ENTIRE REMAINING STOCK
Wilowware. Brushes Busters Albums, Toys;
Large assortment of Stationery OF every descrip-
ton, Blank Books: Pocket and Table Cutlery:
Plated Ware. RaZors. Balls Bats Fancy Hardware
Patent Churns. Show Cases, Counters once Furnt.
ture snd Large F1re-proof Safe, etc.
ALSO.
Friday .......,..............-D December 49, 1892
At same place at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Three D0nble Teams CT Horses ana Delivery
Wagons 3 single Horses and Jumbo Draw
Horse Weighing 100 pounds and Dray. Harnesses
etc
81 VIM. BUTTERFIELD. Auctfoneer, 4l2 Pine st
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CIERRA NEVADA SILVER MINING COM
y pany. Location OF principal place Of business
San Francisco, California; location of works Vir-
ginta Mining District, Storey County, state of Ne
vada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment no 1887
levlsd on the 9lh day OF November. 1892 the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the resree-
tive shareholders, as fellows:
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THoN ~ TENN ENr, ChrO 1Omses. and
Instrument Maker I Calf Jrnia ssres.
Sim OF the w o den Slio-
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Lumber Market.
Retail rates continue nominal.
RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Date. Of Depar.ure From Sam FrancIseo.
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Indigestion. Dizzinesa Take Beecham's Fills
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-30

A DECADE of development would
demonstrate that the mountains VI
Eastern Kentucky is worth more in
mineral and timber wealth than
all the state beside.
THE thermometer registered %
degrees below zero at Fergus Falls,
Mimi, ON Sunday night, and from
II to "a degrees below was not un-
usual throughout the northwest.
Gov. BUCHANAN, of Tennessee, on
Saturday pardoned twenty-five con-
victs out of the Nashville peniten-
tiary, but Henry Clay King,
Poston's murderer, was not among
the lucky ones.
w. c. BENTON, the pension agent
recently fined $500 by Judge Barr
i'm the United States court at Cow
ington, preferred "A ten-days' incar-
ceration to paying the fine, and is
now doing time" in the Covington
bastile.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-30

Hon. VI. G.. Lisle, of Clark county,
recently elected to congress from
the tenth district by a majority of
300, will be one of the youngest
members of the lower house. He
was born OH Four Mile creek, in
Pinchem precinct, Clark county,
KY, September %, 1862; attended
common schools and worked on n
farm until he was seventeen years
of age. after which he attended the
city schools of Winchester, attend
ed Kentucky University from 1881
to 1884, and then Columbia Col
lege law school from 1885 to 1887
was editor and proprietor of the
Winchester Democrat from 1887 to
1899; was elected county Judge of
Clark county in August, 1890; was
married in April, 1887, to Miss
Lizzie Buckner Bean, of Clark
county.-Kentucky Register.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-30

of Delaware, or J. Randolph Tuck
or, of Virginia.
Secretary of observation-disclosures
II. Jones. of Missouri, or William
II. Hatch. of Missouri.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-30
HAZEL GREEN. KY:
FRIDAY, Dec. I'D, 1892,



THE Kentucky legislature should
at once enact n bill donating $780,
600 towards an exhibition of the
mineral and timber interests of our
state. To be niggardly in the mat
ter now is suicidal to development,
and especially is this the case with
regard to Eastern Kentucky. Other
sections of the state have time and
again had state aid in various ways.
Capitalists have thus been attract
ed, and development progressed.
But Eastern Kentucky has so far
been kept in the background by
these more favored sections, and as
consequence is comparatively un-
known. Our representatives should,
therefore, do all that is possible to
secure this appropriation, but at
the same time they should throw
around the appropriation such safe
guards as will insure full share
of the expenditure to All exhibit of
Eastern Kentucky's resources. An
exhibit of our resources at Chicago
next year would incite investment,
and immigration to the mountains
of Kentucky soon inhabit our hills.
BY oil means, gentlemen, vote the
appropriation, and give our end of
the state u show.
CAPT. JAMES BLACKBURN is an APP
plicant for the position of internal
revenue collector in the seventh
district, and all good Democrats of
the mountain counties will with us
endorse him for the place. In time
of need he is one man from the
blue grass that we can always count
on, and, remembering the readi-
ness with which he responds, noun
tain Democrats are for him to n
man. Let jim Blackburn have the
place by all means, for the laborer
is worthy his hire, and jim Black
burn has made more sacrifices for
Democratic success than any Demi
ocrat in the seventh district. !
THE Live Stock Record, the old
est horse paper in Kentucky, and
one of the best in the country, on
Saturday issued its holiday num-
Der, which is beauty. The front
page is done in colors and contains
picture of n model race horse,
while the inside is embellished with
the pictures of many prominent
race horses and replete with infor-
nation about the stock farms of
that section. Every man interest
ed in the breeding of fine stock
should be IA subscriber to this valu-
able paper. Address the publish
ers, Lexington, KY, and get sample
copies and terms.
EAST from Hazel Green, and not
over fifteen miles away, lies u body
of camel coal greater in quantity
than all in the world beside, and
the quality is not equaled upon the
habitable globe. We refer to the
camel coal fields on Caney, which
embrace thousands of acres in ex-
tent. Can we afford, therefore, to
miss an exhibit at Chicago's worlds
fair in 1893? Nay, verify.
CHARLES A. HARDIN, formerly a
resident of Louisville, is under sur
veilance in that city for robbing
an express package of $4,000 that
was en- route to Galveston, Texas,
hut his accusers have so far failed
to establish his guilt or even find
eliminating evidence. Meantime
the missing money is not found,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-30

THE legislature voted itself n
holiday from Dec. %, 1892, to Jan.
,, 1898, and voted also that no de-
duction in pay should result from
absenteeism. When the Lawmakers
thus defraud and rob the taxpayer
what may we not expect from the
officials selected to enforce the law?
The sequence to steal would not be
unnatural.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-30

The Courier-Journal of Saturday
says In order to get away on the
9;35 train yesterday morning, the
members of the house at Frankfort,
which stood adjourned from Thurs
day to meet at 10 o'clock Friday,
met shortly after breakfast, turned
up the hands of the house clock
till they rested at the hour of 10,
received n message from the gov
ernor and adjourned for the holi-
day season in ample time for the
train. 1t is hardly necessary to
add that this is not the first time
the legislature has committed vio-
lence upon old Father Time"