The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-13


as won, and II is more than probable that
he has, If all Democrats vote for him.
This he is entitled 10, as he is a staunch
Democrat and always contributes both
his time and means to the success Of his
party. Never TO our knowledge has he
failed to stand in for the nominees Of the
party, and the party should stand in for
him. No man can doubt his qualifica
tions as he has been Deputy Sheriff and
filled the bill to a Queens taste, and he
is further honest, courageous and accom-
modating.
Last nights entertainment was well
received by those of our visitors and
home people, who are of literary turn
Of mind. Possibly there was never so
intellectual a gathering in the Academy
Chapel, and it may be truly said of the
Dramatic club, that each performed his
part well, and especially may this be
said of Hazelrigg and Tom Lykins. We
would gladly welcome the Dramatic club
again.
Last night little incident called to
mind happening of years ago. Old man
Fields and sons were entertaining the
good people of our city with a magic
lantern show. Unfortunately the in
strument refused to work, and after vain
attempts to operate it, one of the sons
yelled out to his father, I'll, pap,
you amt got her sot right"
G. Trimble was very much disap-
pointed at the display of gallantry on the
part of the young gentlemen riders yes
terday. For set of young men, in the
bloom of youth, to deliberately refuse to
compete with an ex-mountaineer Of 20
years, is very ungallant act, If not a
cowardly one. Mr.. Trimble is, indeed, a
fine horseman in every sense of the word.
Vest Norman found lying in the road,
above town copper head snake, about
three feet long. Some one had broke
his back and left him in perpetual strik-
ing. Mr.. Norman complied with the
divine injunction, Thou shalt bruise the
serpents head with thy heel, and left
him to breath his last.
A number of the visitors after the en-.
tertainment last night repaired to Dock
Perkins where they tripped the light
fantastic toe for couple of hours. The
w NJ @ b made the music and their
waltzes were especially fine and one in
which we editor drowned his cares.
T. I Trimble, G. b. Trimble, w ii
McGraw, Misses Belle Cole and b b
Trimble, 10 Hizer, Andrew Hughes, Tom
Bailey, Dug Catron, Billy Cornett, Arch
Miller and Sheridan Miller, all of Trim
bic Bend, Meinfee county, took in the
Fair Thursday,
Deputy Marshal Ike Mcclure met
with an accident yesterday, while pass
ing grocery store he was struck on the
head with an oyster can inflcting an
ugly wound which bled profusely. DIR.
Taulbee treated him and he is doing well.
Miss Hattie Cole, who played the part
of Evaena Sloan in "The Midnight
Mistake y last night, is ms pretty pic
ture and as cute little trick as ever
tripped to the foot lights. She played
her part beautifully.
Uncle Pres Trimble says that setting
on the fence on his hill side, and watch
ing the races from the outside is the only
privilege poor devil can get at the Fair,
and that he regrets very much to deprive
them of it.
The HERALD man had a pleasant
interview with the celebrated Wells |
family yesterday. This household con-
sists of twin husbands, twin wives and |
two sets of twin babies, each and all red |
headed.
The cause of THE DAILY HERALD not
appearing earlier was the sudden illness
of Alpha Crislip, one of the compositors.
He is resting somewhat easier, and we
trust will soon be at his case again.
Republicans It's wonderful how Hop.
kins can talk. Democrat; Yes, | have
heard it said that he could actually
bring tears to the eyes of full grown
potato. They parted in silence.
Squire Potter Duff of st. Helens. is