The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-12
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| Avg ShoIeia ~ htlIiHg the swine III
Knott county.
An unknown man was killed by a
train near Hopkinsville.
The unknown Jack the Dog Killer
is still abroad in aIorgantown.
The new Bible college building at
Lexington is nearly ready for occu-
paDcy.
Little Bessie Lindsey was seriously
scaIded at Carlisle by falling into ket,
tie of boiling water.
The Union College at Barbourville
has opened for the fall term with bright
prospects.
The grand jury at White,burg re-
turned 100 indictments, two,thirds being
for killing GSh.
The Fleming News is again being
published just as of yorc. 1t is good
paper ami deserves to succeed.
W. \. |airj, m anti Blackburn man.
was nom"ated Ivy D&yicss county Demo
Gratis for representative.
The new Methodist church recently
completed ut Trace Branch, in Knox
county, was dedicated Sunday.
The Kentucky University and State
College at Lexington opened the fall
terms Tuesday.
A penalty will be added on unpaid
county taxes in a few days, and this
fact is hurrying up tax payers.
There has been a Is per cent. increase
in the attendance at the Vanderbilt
training school at Elkton this season.
At Greensboro Fl. N. Robinson filed
suit against John Bellew for $4,000
damages for malicious prosecution.
The members of the Crockett family
in Kentucky will attend the meeting
of the Crockett Clan, at Alamo, Tenn,
September II.
A Flemingsburg man baled one thou
sand bales of hay last week which he
purchased for Sc ton. He will ship it
east and will realize a snug profit on his
investment.
Fires have been started in one of the
furnaces of the Watts Steel and Iron
plant at MiddIesboro, for the purpose of
drying it out. This furnace will go into
blast in about ten or fifteen days.
Too many people move to town with
the expectation Of getting positions as
clerks or some employment where no
manuel labor is required, says the Co
lumbia Spectator. when 10 fact the boys
are more adapted for rail splitters, hay
ing muscles like prize fighters. After
laying around town for year or two
waiting for soft snaps, these boys finally
develop into chronic loafcrs.
Don't put up the score-bOard Or the.
notch.stick until this from Lester, in|
Knott county, isrecorded "a sixty.oneI
pound catfish was caught out Of one 81
the mountain streams up here last week
with . pillow line and grab hooks For
the carly fan season this does very we'll.
Later on when The water ii III better
condition 4 Gentry weighter7 may be
entered % tic credit Of this locality.
Winchester heads off this man with with
4 lO5 pOund catch.
Louisville is filled to overlooking with
the g. A. X. Veterans. Two-hundred-
thousand already occupy the city, and
each hour brings thousands more. Fully
70, 900 veterans fell into line on Wednes-
day and paraded the streets OF the color
bedecked city. The veterans are being
royalty entertained and Louissillo has
cause to congratulate herself On the
happy aud hOspitable manner in which
she ministered to their comforts.