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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
MORGAN COUNTY.
Eel EVOIutiOus.

Prof. Tap is instructing a class
in vocal music at this place.
J. F. Lockhart sold one of his
thoroughbred horses recently, but
we did not learn the price and par
ticulars. ~.
John Rice and wife were in town
last week and sold their property
here to DR.. A. B. Nickel for $500,
and the doctor will move into his
new home this week. TN @~#. &
/ have just returned from Camp
ton, and the way that Wolfe county
people are shaping Legislative poll
tiles makes me feel Just like / was
going to dream again. ..@#
IN. Barker, while operating d
planning machine last week, gotone
Of his fingers cut on and two 9TH
ers badly cut. The accident was
caused bya boy who was assisting
iii eleyating one end of a plank,
which caused the other end to
catch his hand and force it against
the knife.
IT seems that the boysin the lit
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
Mayt0wn Missiles.

AA"Jhp"A AAANSA&uhs
Elder Dunagan is on the sick
list.
James Boiling moved to Jackson
last week.
Lum Pieratt was in town Sun
day the guest of A. P. Dye.
VIM. NJ. Boiling, of Jackson, was
in town last week, and subscribed
to The HERALD.
L. T. Boiling has moved to Jack
son and is now foreman of pump
factory at that place. 4
The farmers of this section are
behind with their work, but with
plenty of good weather and hard
work, we think they will come
through all right.
We are sorry to chronicle the
death of Mrs. John Day, which oc-
Cured near this place last Thurs
day. Our sympathies are extended
to the bereaved family.
1t seems as though the long ex-
pected spring has come in earnest.
Let us hope so, at least, regardless
of the fact that Easter Sunday
Matched out several little storms of
rain, snow and hail.
In a private letter from our
young friend, James H. Swango, of
Danville, to J. G. Swango, of our
town, he says that he is in the leg
islative race to win. Jimmie is a
young man that has been indus
trious and studious, and one that
Morgan and Wolfe would love to
honor, as honor is all that there
will be in the 60-day session; and
if he can succeed in getting us a
good road law, We will say we'll
done thou good and faithful SER
want, etc. .t WINGLEss. i
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
Burned to Death.

A hearse left Dehoney & Graz
hams undertaking establishment,
in Frankfort, at 1o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Inside was one coffin
containing the remains of all three
father and two little children
of the Yeager family, who persisted
in the fire last Thursday night.
Accompanying the family and
their friends were Rev. w. B. Tay-.
lor, of Mr.. Darsie's church, and Rev.
F. S. Pollitt, of the Methodist
church. The remains were taken
to Graffensburg, or Hardinsyille,
in the edge of Shelby county, where
the Yeager's formerly lived, and
were buried there in one grave
The survivors of the fire, who
were left not only penniless and
homeless, but without even house
hold effects or clothing, are being
looked after by home people. Some
of them are still in sore need, and
any contribution of help can be
turned over to Mrs. DR.. james, the
treasurer of the King Daughters,
to whom the Gordon fund and
other contributions have already
been delivered.
Judge G. B. swango, the register
of the land Office, and lis family,
with the characteristic goodness Of
mountain people, " were among
the many who were especially kind
to the victims Of the fire. They
took in one Of the families, fixed
a room for them, and cared for
them for daysas if they were nien-
bersof the family Frankfort Cap
itoI 4#F I##
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
NUMBER 6.

delivered by inspired men, as set
forth in the New Testament and
his whole lifeis centered upon it,
his sermons were such as would
not give offense to those of other
faiths. His stay in our midst has
built UP the cause &c Christ in this
town and community beyond the
expectations Of the most sanguine,
and the seeds have been sown that
will bring forth an abundant har-
vest with the Lord some forty,
some sixty, and some an hundred
fold. There were 81 accessions to
the church, "a Of whom were by
primary obedience, BLY, statement,
| from the Baptists, and Wy ac-
acknowledgements of wrongs COM
mitted, Mr.. Willis left for his
home Tuesday morning, via TORI
rent. His church at North Mid
dletown kindly allowed him the
time to conduct this meeting, and
he graciously gave his labors, and
the church here paid his travelling
expenses. tits we'll for our friends
of the bluegrass to come among us,
especially as did he, and we always
extend a ready and hearty welcome
to all such, and will assist as best
we can to build up the cause in
our midst. VIM. III. CoRp.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
Flat Facts.

Levi Couch moved to his farm III
Owaley county last week.
Mrs. Ellice Congleton has been
very i'll with fever, out at this wri-
ting is convalescing.
Died, on the 14th inst, Suvilla
Shackelford. Her remains were
inferred in the Shackelford ceme-
terry.
Religious services we're held at
Antioch on Sunday, the 14th inst.
by Rev. Willard Stamper. The
rite of baptism was administered
by immersion to 8 applicants.
J. N. Sword is preparing to build
u tobacco barn. Next year he will
plant 8 or 8 acres of tobacco. He
would be glad, Mr.. Cooper, if you
would have that railroad built by
the time he gets his tobacco ready
for market.
The railroad talk has revived IN
this section, and is leaping from
tongue to tongue with wild-fre ra-
pidity. G. Taulbee has been cut
ting a road from his store to the
mouth of DEVILS creek, so that the
engineers can look out the route.
DEVILS creek is quite rough from
its mouth to Taulbee's store, dis
lance of few miles, but the de-
scent is not very great, and cOnse-
quently the grade would be moth
ing. There isIplenty of fine tim
Der and all the stone needed, and
more too, along the creek; besides
the finest stone coal abounds in
unlimited quantities, consequently
our best railroad prophets on this
side predict that the road will be
made from Beattyville junction up
the river to Devils creek, up Dew
lis creek and down Saltwater to
Hazel Green, thence to Walnut
Grove. SLOCUM.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
keeping. John says he don't want

keeping John says he don't want
any spoons;a he can make paddles.
Ben Hatton, IT,, has moved to
the farm of j. A. Sewell, and Will
step "high and low" this season.
r. Shanghai" is d full fledged can
didate for matrimony, and being
busy in his canvass, has prevailed
on me to write.
Rev. Taulbert Vancleve preached
at the residence of Galloway King
Sunday last, admonishing the lost
sheep to turn their heads toward
heaven.
Prayer meeting is held on Holly
as follows: At the Pence Branch
schoolhouse Wednesday night at
the Bailey Field schoolhouse on
Thursday night; at the Hunting
Fork schoolhouse on Sunday night.
Harden Hurst goes to Big Frozen
frequently, but he can't Cope"
with her on the subject of love as
he would like to do. Jim Williams
goes there, too, and he says that he
can Scope" with her on anything
with perfect ease.
Logan Gose is teaching the boys
and girls how to sing "hymns of q
lofty cheer" He expects them to
have to help sing BILLY" Hollon's
epithalamium ere long, and wants
them to do full justice to them
selves on the occasion.
Your scribe attended court last
week. While there he saw @ Carr,
but to his regret it was not a steam
car, but it was one of those kind of
Carr's that tries to get another one
built of a different type in Morgan
county by dreaming" things that
will never come to pass.
These lines are untrue:
"The happiest life that was ever led
Is always TO court and never to we'd"
For, on the Doth inst, at the resi-
dence of James Banks, Taylor
Landsaw was married to Miss Sa-
rah HattOn, Rev. VIM. Baker Off
ciating. May the smiles of their
conjugal felicity compensate the
frowns of fortune.
The HERALD is a welcome visitor
at Lane. It's here regarded as the
model newspaper-clean, enter
prising, heightened, chivalrous,
courageous and complete. This
achievementin modern journalism
in the face of the pruriency and
demand for the sensational, char
acterizing largely the public senti-
ment of Eastern Kentucky, is due
solely and alone to the intelligent
foresight, the indomitable will and
unfinching courage of Spencer
Cooper. BRAD NATION.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
The prosracted Meeting.

The series Of meetings conducted
by Rev. w. S. Willis, Of North
Middletown, KY, in the Christian
church, at this place, were closed
on last Monday evening. The at
tendance from the beginning was
very good indeed--often the house
was we'll filled. Rev. NYillispro
himself to be avery proficient pro-
claimer and expounder IF 1.-THE
faith once delivered tothe saints. I"
He Is undoubtedly the bestpulpit
reGsoner that has visited Hazel
Green for some time; and while
his sermons we're we'll studied, yet
he gave them to his waiting au-
disnces from a heart that really
feels the need of dying Sayior's
love for humanity. His sermons
were upon popular themes that
were good for both saint and SIM
ner; and while he believes from
his heart "that form Of doctrine
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02

tie towns over the country are de-
termined to make their mark for
downright meanness. In Campton
a. is dangerous 70 be out at night,
as the boys get their whiskey and.
pistols and then take the town by
shooting professionally on the
streets. In Hazel Green they or
ganize at night AID slip into their
neighber's yards and cut down
shade trees. Here in Eel they
"bunch" their money and then
steal out horse and send one Of
the crowd after whiskey. This has
been done more than a few times.
Only last week good young horse
belonging to J. NJ. Pieratt was ia
ken and rode so numerically that
it has been about dead ever since
and its recovery is now very doubt
full. Solomon said that if child
was trained right it would live
right; and he said something about
using a rod, too. But that don't
work now, for then boy just large
enough to whip is now considered
a man. BLURT.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
witnesses in the Combs Murder Case.

Detective George Drake passed
through here Saturday morning
having in charge two important
witnesses iii the Fields-Adkins case
now on trial at Barboursville, and
for. whom attachments had been
sent TO him to serve. The persons
iii question were Mrs. Combs, wid-
ow Of the noted Shade" Combs,
and Ben Thomas. Their testimony
IS expected to be very sensational,
as they took care of Sam Frazier,
the outlaw pal Of fields and ADJ
kins, when Ne was shot by the Off
GERS soon after the cowardly muir
der Of Judge Combs.--L Lexington
Leader,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
Lane Locals.


Planting corn is the order of the
day.
Another wedding to report soon
if it don rain.
Judge Linden passed through
here Thursday en- route home from
Campton.
The firm of J. R. Elkins & Co.
have employed Robert l.. Miller as
clerk for an unlimited time.
On the oath inst, at noon, VIM.
Hollon's barn was burned to the
ground. The fire blew from the
building and set fire to the fence of
John H. Terrill, destroying about
| IS panels. The fire is believed to
be of incendiary origin.
On the night of the 22d inst, the
dwelling house, cook room, dining
room and lumber house Of Louis
Hatton were entirely destroyed by
fire; also about IS bushels Of corn
and 25 bushels. All the family
had gone to preaching except Mrs.
Hatton and her baby, who mar
rowly escaped with their lives.
Mr.. Hatton is one Of our best far
Imers, and the citizens will doubt
less help him to getin shape again.
SHANGHAI.
Another Correspondent.
John Miller and wife, recently
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02
NEIGHBORING NOTES.
Items Of News Gathered by Busy
Herald Correspondents
That Its Readers May Be Posted on What
Is Being Said and Done. > a- h J..
A RESUME OF THE PAST WEEK.

"Ifthere's a hole inIa your coats,
/ rede we tent III;
A ckiepsamang vou taking notes,
And faith he'ilprent it,"
r--o-I ~
WOLFE COUNTY.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02

Another Correspondent.
John Miller and wife, a recently
married couple, gone to house,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02

James Dupont has been arrested
in the Indian Territory Cos the
mursier Of Lewis Lang, a. cynthl-
ana, KY, ID 1890
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-02

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You Will Find That The
WILSON DRUG COMPANY
The Lowest.
I Csc Box Paper, 10c.
40c Box Paper, l5C.
Bay Rum, zoe pint.
CarbOlic Salve, l2C.
(Others charge from Is to CSC
y Quinine, CSC ounce.
(Others price 50c.)
Cashmere Boquet Soap, 2lC.
(0thers sell for 25c)
\ ALL White Rose Glycerine Soap,
lie.
Pears Soap, lie.
(Others price l5c.)
fellows Face Powder, l0C.
(Redueed from 25c.)
Fine Complexion Powder, SC.
(Reduced from 25c,)
Camphor Ice, SC.
(Other dealers charge 15c.)
Elegant Tooth Powder, lac.
(Others charge 25c.)
Crab Orchard Water, 15c.
(Others sell you for 25c.)
ButtermiIk Soap, Sc.
Fine GlyCerine Soap, SC.
CutiCle Soap, IL.
(Reduced from 25c.)
Csc Toilet Water, now 13c.
CASTLE Soap, lOc 10.
Beef, Iron and Wine, $50.
(Sold elsewhere for Sl.00.)
Hoods SarsapariIla, &c.
Paine's Celery Compound, &c.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, CSC.
Syrup Figs, SAC.
CastOria, 24c.
Emulsion God Liver Oil, 45c.
Greene's Nervura, 75c.
25c Talcum Powder, l0c.
Rubifoam, TIC.
Hunyadi Water, l5G.
Sozodont, SOC.
Ponds Extract, Sac.
Florida Water, 4sc.
Moth Ball, sc lib.
Wampole's Cod Liver Oil, SIC.
Glycerine, Csc pint.
Witch Hazel, Csc a quart.
Ammonia Csc a pint.
SCOTS Emulsion, Csc.
500 Backing Brushes, Csc.
ESQ whlsk Brooms, l0c.
5000 Tooth Brushes, l0c.
Worth 25c each.) H.
lOc Tooth Brushes, now Sc.
25C Nail Brushes, now l0c.
SOC Hair Brushes, now Csc.
$500 Hair Brushes, now soc.
EsE Il Will pay you to come to
see us, as we will save you t'big''
money.
WILSON DRUGGG.
LEXINGTON KY,
Corner Main and Upper Streets.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
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Neue An5eigen.

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Satin BON 6raut SroDit, TN Nlter ppu 40 Sobren. Be-
erbl9uH9 an Sonnta9 6en 8. Sebrlor 1895 pom Trauer.
baule in 9orlem, 9%e9eniiber benz 6rieobof @oIbbeim.
mitnin
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30

Trau 8eder, Die berubmte g8abriogerin, enthullt
= ouTS Aaergenoueite Die 6egeuuort ano 3ufunft.
3eigt OoS Bib BET 3ufiinfti0en. @iebt @usfurft uber
%geItobleue S0Gen. @erltt5- NIB Observation-Disclosures.
@ntferut b0ie @iufaIis bur6 SDmpotDie. = SIN. sag
Weus=StraBe, uube gtortb @peaue. Gpre9Ttur,
BEN onh am Souuto0. SpflI
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Mithra-T,oUe No, 47O A, ?. r. A.

-HVSO LNV LAO q I II MT
9te 9rlber obi9er 9o9e limb erIudt, om 0ounerftog
ben 81. Sonuor, gtarbmttto9S l ltbr, in Der &o9enbaae
al erIbetneu, nm on Der 8eerotQunQ 1InIeres Gbrer=
~mit9ltebes gruberS 6brtfttam 9rimfmeter Sbel gu
nebmer. g. S. NpeRIer, 81. b. ct.
30lo2t Wu9mit &pbIik, @efr.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
@erIaaat: Tranen nnO MGOden.


Ner1angt: Sin beut56es Wt1b6en fir fleiue Saus=
~ arbett bel elmer tleinen familie. Outer 2pbH.
28l3t 432 g.. State Ctr, I'M Store.
WerIan9t: Sn elmer tleiuen 5omtlie ein gut ems
~ pfobleneS Mtdofen. WtuB gut eu9liid ipreGen tDn=
men. gto93ufro9en $500 SnOtGna Aoe.
NerIon9t: u Wtdb9eu sum @ufruarten. 9or5u=
~ ipre9en u ubr. 1873 Mi6i9on 9tpe.
NerGangt: 8enti9es Mdbben fir oa9emeine 9aus=
~ orbett feline SamtIie. 34O4 6oreit Ape.
RerIouqt; Gin beutI9es MGoGen fir qemDbnli1e
~ 9ausorbeit. $50 SeO9mtd Ctr, /. Stat.
0SerGo ct: 9eutI@es MtGoden fir uaQemeine Sous
~ orbelt i'll fletner 6amltlie. 34O4 6oreit 9toe.
0e"erIuugt Sin MdbBeu fur oaQer1eine 6QuSz
~ arbett; muB gut fpdDeu, mnI6en uno bigelu t6nneu.
27,29,30t 412 AIblanb 8puleparb.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Seri6ieOene8


8aorgeio fur oltes @olb. SiIber unb 9iomuuteu; cute
n9r 1nr 81. &o9ue So, 6 6. NtaoiIonItr, 2. 5Iur.
2l126t
S(obne, gtDten. Wsietbeu, f9le9te S9uIoeu oner qrter
~ couectLrt; telne Se5aDluu9 tpenn e%rfplqlps. Nue.
"He"er' 0Haf9'SoHitobls rs 5. gOe., 3immer g.
2mi1S
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
Bohemian Brewing Co,

HUH UDtruNp.
G6tes b5Bmtfdes ,,@tIener" urSere es..
etaIttdt. office unb Braueret 9o. 684-7Os
BIue SSIeno Noe. Sobn &raIpnec, 4r61.; &bos. 3,
BOptd0, 0iae'praL InA Sefrtt6r SttD &ubin. SdboS,
@s1ReG 2sbeslS, NO. MLfri
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30

OIeranber,S @eBetMpOIi3et. Qgentu1
brinQt ir9en6 etluoS IN ~@rfobrlug auf prio6tem gpeae.
unglldlI1e GbeitaHoSt0ae uuteriu6t unb geruelIe &c.
lontlnelt, AHe 6dlle DON 9iebitabl Il. SbpinOelel inter.
1hpt uno pie S1ulol9eu 3ur 8eneui9aft oe3ooen. SIN ir-
9eno lDel9sn 8erle9enbeIteu tommeu Sle 5u urs. @sfeBs
itber ytatb fret. Sonnt. Dffeu bis u ubr N{itt. I7ntil9t1l
Abendblatt., 1895-01-30
0rnn0eigemt5um.


2u perfoufeu: Sin gut ~0ee9eues Got an S9ooI
~ Ctr. uobe &tortb @btcagO S6iBenparf, Icbr press
rpiirotg. gtur $500 Sab nbtbig. @OreI1lre Glgeuthiinler
unter @biffre Ee - Staats3eitung. 2li7t