The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-06

show his line of clothing 70 the mer-
chants.
The many friends Of Miss Sabina
Taulbee, who is sick at her grandfather's,
will be glad 10 learn that she is much
better and in fair way to an early re.
covery,
George Lyle, Jr., and wife aud chill
dren, and Miss Lille Newkirk, all OF
Estill county, are the guests of Mrs.
Mamie Kash. They will remain during
the Fair
Sam A. Brown, Democratic candidate
for sheriff of Magottin county, was at the
Fair grounds yesterday. He expects TO
roll up good majority in November.
Success to him.
Taylor Centers, Democratic candidate
for County Judge, said to Judge Carson,
the Republican candidate, How are
you, ex.Judgeg Let me introduce YOU
to the next Judge"
The union meeting given out to be
held at Eel has been changed to Isaac
Murphv's school house on Grassy. Re-
member the date, 9th Sunday in Sep.
/ TENDER. All ministers of the Gospel and
all Others are cordially invited
The Misses Hattie Cole and Minnie
Downing, and John Downing, all of
West Liberty, arrived for the Fair yes
terday. The two former are characters
in the West Liberty Dramatic club TO
exhibit ut this place tomorrow night.
One of the most prominent horsemcn
in Morgan county was hr"rd to say that
unless the racing was carrid on ou homo
rable principles, he would cease to pat.
ronize the Fair and withdraw his horses.
Let's have fair play, boys in any and
everything.
President II. +. Pieratt was at his post
of duty yesterday despite his lameness.
Nothing has equaled his nerve since Old
Jackson rode before his soldiers with a
shattered arm and threatened to shoot
the first man who refused to obey orders
| Verify, the age of iron wills has not
passed
Secretary Rash SAYS that there was
more fine stock entered yesterday than
on any other corresponding day in the
| history of the Association. That one
statement is sufficient to knock out all
the soreheads in and about Hazel Green,
commendable enterprise,
The HERALD takes pleasure in refer
ing all those seeking legal advice tn our
young friend Rollin 4, Kash, Police
| Judge of Hazel Green and Secretary of
/ the Fair Association, who will take the
strictes, pains to render satisfaction
! His law office is over IL +. Pieratt's &
/ Cos store. Give him n call
How'll YOU swap hosses, said white
gent ahou, three sheets in the wind to n
! colorcd brother. Take $1,000" replied
the black man. "Tll give you $1,000"
well, boss, Use purity hard up, and helm
rs its you, I'll take 81 so" "Why, you
burned fool, | offered Won $1,000"
"Well, boss, / splits the difference wild
! you" Go tn h, you black son of II
gun and off they rode,
! j, II. Stamper, of Lexington, was n
visitor at the Fair on Tuesday, aud
was conspicuous by the presence of
/ a Breckenridge button. Deputy Mar.
shall BYRD also wore button hole boz
quet representing the silver haired and
silver tongued statesman. These little
tokens show how the winds blow in the
Seventh.
The following letter, received ycster.
day, explains itself
LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. |, 1894.
Mr.. SPENCER COOPER, Hazel Green,
Ky.--My Dear Friend II acknowledge
the receipt of complimentary ticket to
your Fair and regret my inability 20 he
present, Please accept my thanks
With my kindest regards,
Yours truly,
Gus SrRAUs,
The Will Moore Cornet Band was or
ganized last January under the manage
ment of \. Z. Wamack and &, &, Maxey
with fourteen pieces, twelve OF which
they have vet. Its success has cost them
great deal of time, Ia say nothing of
the expense which amounts To something
over $500. This is quite luxury for
our sister city, and we congratulate the
directors of the Fair on securing their
services.
Some several years ago there was a
minister who owned u saw mill, and was
camping in u tent, However, he and one
of his employees, who was rather pro-
fame fellow, were talking on scripture
one morning while ut breakfast. The
employee began to tell something the
Lord had said unto Nose. At that
instant rat ran across the floor. and he,
pointing az the rat, said, The Lord said
unto Moses, He'll, what rat %
From Thnrsday's Daily.
Will Roberts, of Campton, was in
town yesterday.
VIC May aud wife, Of White Oak, are
attending the Fair.
Harry Cecil, of Grassy, was tiptoeing
In town Wednesday.