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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
in PROBATE COURT.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, l.,

Slalb oF NEICOl ~ ~
- County of Stearns.
Special Term, January 18th 1895.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Clemens Kost
Deceased.
On Reading and Filing the Petition Of
Ben. Kost, Administrator Of said estate.
setting forth the amount OF personal estate
that has come into his hands, the disposit-
ion thereof, and how much remains un-
disposed Of; the amount of debts outstanding
against said deceased, az far as the same caa be
ascertained; the legacies unpaid, and a descrip-
ton OF all the real estate, excepting the home
stead OF which said deceased died seized, ard
the condition and value OF the respective portions
or lots thereof; the persons Interested in said es-
tate, with their residences; and praying that H.
cense be to him granted TO sell u portion of said
real0e-tate at private sale.
And IL appearing by said petition that there is
not suffciant personal estate in the hands of said
Administrator to pay said debts, the leSaCies or
expences Of administration, and that il il Deces-
sary for the payment of such debts. legacies or
expences, to sell a portion Of said real estate.
II is Therefore Ordered, That all persons inter
SATURDAY, THE 23rd DAY OF FEBRUARY
AID. 1895, at O'Clock A. NJ, at the Courthouse in
ST. Cloud in said County, then and there TO show
cause Qf any there be- why license should not be
granted TO said Administrators to sell so much OF
The real estate Of said deceased as shall be neces-
sary TO pay such debts, legacies and expences.
And Ii 10 Further Ordered that this order shall
be published once In each week for three success
sive weeks prior TO said day of hearing in the
,'DerNordstern'' a weakly newspaper printed and
published at st. Cloud in said County.
Dated at St. Cloud MINI. the :-th day Of
January A. d. 1895.
BY the Court,
lL.s.) HUBERT HANSEN,
% Judge OF Probate
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Der NnBen Der beutiden Sprade

Eieier fam ben gltern gar nidt ae.
mug an's SerS selest usrbeu. Sic iOa
ten na4 beiteu 8rditen oaiur loraen,
bob ibre 8inoer 9sutib lernen, nidt
aleln 9eien uno Sdrelben, ionoern Dor
alen 0lnsen aut Sprehsn. Grit fIrs
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NIT, oaB er ieineu grfols gum erosen
2bsll benz umituno gu p~eroanten bobe.
bob er auser Dem gnslliden aub sas
SeuiIte peritebeu uno ipreben tonne.
Us slbt sablreide ceutide Runoea, Ole
'o9lelh Vertrauen 3u einem @si1dttsz
mann ioiien, uenn er lit nit ienen in
lbrer Sprate nnterhalten faan. Die
Bebauptuns, bob Die oeutihe Sprabe
In ben Ser. Staaten batc ausferbsn
lueroe, melde BON ben @esnern Der oeut
'tsn Sprade sematt w'eo, 1T abiolui
srunolos. 8enn Der ie3letten 3elten
rpesen aub flr5li6 Die ceutite girwan
oeruns ettuas itgad ssnoroen 1T, 10
1T es bob iiter. oaB iie iit beben piro,
lobalo Die 8eitdfte wisoer better fpers
BEN. ueterbaupt 1T Der 9eu,Ite Iebr
ssneist gum guspanoern. uno es urser
llest felnem 3uelfel. oaB Die Cuban
oeruns bon 9sutidsn bierber niemols
gang aufb0ren mirb. llno ioute Elm
nal orlben pieoer eth &ries ausbr1=
den. 10 rreroeu bic 2eutihen in WaTe
berfommen.
9eutit- Nmerifaner, pslte aus fall
Ibem Stol5 Oosr 3ummbeit fcin Deuiit
lsrnen pouen uoaen, iperoeu ourh sabl
reide iuuse StOd Imeritancr beihdmt
rpelde iid nit Giier benz Stuoium Der
oeutlten Sprnhe binseben unb nit
sroBem griols. @ir molen beute nur
eln Beiipiel nrfibren. YroieHor Gbo
mas Slders. friber 8ector Der unluer
Iifdt BON Cincinnati, 8lbliotbefar oel
Cincinnati Bibliotbef unb sssenwdrtie
superintendent Der 6ffentliben Sbuleu
IN BOrtsmoutb. o., BON benz msb
rtre 8eitrdse in Yroia uno in 8erier
usrOHentliht nuroen, 1T in ben Ser.
Staaten seboren, bot aber trosoem Dit
osutide Sprohe puufommen bemeiitert
Or mar bereits iiebenunoSwan5is Sabre
ait, oils er oas Stuoium Der beuiiber
Sprade besann. 8or Der 9eit fannt,
er, tple er uns ielbft ueriihert bot, feiner
elnSiaeu oeutiben 8uditaben. Gin fol-
tes Be,ip,el uerbient Nadatmuns.
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SerseBt bic aruleu SOsel uidt.

Wsnu bic Natur ihr mei6ss 9eihen-
tub iiber 1lur uno Staot sebrcitst,
penn.oer srimmise Wiuter uuf ben 5liis
seln oes N%orofurmes ieiuen GinSus &c.
balten uno fem slisernoes Scepter
ihuinst. ba pHeat oas @eipenit Der
Moth Nrmutb in bic eiirflisen Wobuuus
gen Der Nrmen uno Glenoen e%iniuSiebsu.
lleberaQ rest iih wOblthdtlser S,nn,
iueltlibe uuo eelitlihe BehDroen uno
Sereine tuetteifern NIT Der Yriuatppbls
tbdtisteit. mcn'dlihes gleno Su linoeru
uno bic Sdreden oes Suusers 81 ban.
men, elm eoler Wettitrsit entbreunt in
Uertibdtiser auiopiernosr Wenibenlies
be, unc oa pflest es wObl 81 ssibeben.
bob man iiber benz leioenosn Witmen
lten bic 9eid6pfe uersiBt. Die uuh IN
ter ben unbiloen oeS Wetters leioen.
Nm meiften iino es Die armen S6sel, bic
bic Sdrte oes Wlnters 81 ipiiren baben.
Die Saustbisre babsn 5utter uno eiueu
parmen Stun, bic asfieoerten Bepohner
Der Jeloer uno 9Gher absr seben 80
hrnoerten Dor 5ruit uno Mdnael on
Nabruns ~ @runoe. 9,ne iisfe Stuee'
csde beoedt Die firsliide Nabruns, drsit
LID treibt lie Der Sunser OIL Die 8Obus
iidtten uno Jeniter Der Weniben. Der
Serette erbarmt iib isiues Slsbs, ruff
uns Die b. Sd,iit 81. uno mie leibt if
ss uns selnaht, bier 81 bslfen! @ie
manbes Stldhsn Broo, 8arlUff,ln uuo
5letit tpanosrn in Die sdbueuoe 1iefs
oes aidsntateus, bic Den Yoseln sius
plufcmmene Nabruns seruornen pd,eu.
Die &lnoer battle man be Ionoers an, bic
Brooiamen Dor Die pom Sbnse scrsi-
nlsten Jenferbretfer 81 Strenen; lie wer,
ben relhltt belobnt ourt oas oroGsae
2relben Der 80sel. gs wiro Den 4lel.
men aber auh aui oieie @elie iiher mebr
Slebe Su Der Natur uno laren 8eStopieu
lus Ser5 seldst, als ourh NuiipanneH
BON Shmeiterliusen uno &disrn, ourh
Iusitopfen BON S5aelu uun onoere ioa
rpbpliolcsiihe" Nrbeiteu in nleoerer
uuo boberen Stuien eaihiebt. Daf
~un'srer Suseno elne sroBe Yortlon Sob
belt uno 8efabaoiisislt iune ipohnt. DIE
iib in Der 8ebanoluna Der 8s,dopie
8ottss duBert, per uolte oaS "ldusneu i!
pier tit Der Bes seseist, wie mon Der.
eoelno auf oas 8emltb u~nierer 8inoer
eintpirten fann uno mir rnien oarun
nohmals SrcB unc 8lsin Su: YerseBl
bic armen S6sel nitt!
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Cute 0elegenbeit.

lin meinen Sreunoeu nuo 6urber in vi.
banp uno umseseuo cine uortreflihe 8eles
aenbeit ~ bieten, ibre giutdufe billia ma
den Su ~tDnnen, peroe ih meinen san5eu
@aarenporratb. Der nur Nrtiiel Der beiteu
Sorte entbalt, 81 ben nieort3iten Yreiien
p%erfaufen uno peroe Seoem, Der mir I'M
umtauib aeaen 8aare 8ei5en brtn9t, fir
ieoeu Buibel 5 Gents ME br besablen oils er
i%onitrpo erbalten lam. 9ieie quite @eleaens
belt ioute Hiemano unbenlist laiien.
y. s. Nett,
40ba Nlbanp, YPtnn
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Beta pmfcrts in regullrer 0rNbe :
su q Gents. :
Shparje, gan, wotlene seflrifte :
WuBen fur 3amen, pertb 81, per. :
fault ;u 35 Gents.
Infer 35e seitridte Estimator, srpB .
unp in alien 5arben, ~pertduft ju l24
Gents.
5rtra grocer, nit |erlen psrIebe" g.,
ner Estimator in aaen Sarben unp
ltwar, 81 l9 Gents.
Shperes 9ertpptes aeletnteS I'm.
ter,sus fur Gamen, SOC Gualttdt, 81
81 Gents.
Shweres ~aeripptes 1amen- Inter.
seu9, 25e Sualitat, gu 10 Gents.
@efrittes unter,euS FUR Iamen,
SOC Sualitdt, gu 80 Gents.
8strifteS gan, wpllenes Inter
,eua, bette Sualttdt, lbs wsrtbe
Wdare, pertauft III 60 Gents.
aineer. unterieu9 in alien 0rpBen,
MUIR 10 Gents.
Mtt glisb eefittertes 8tneer.l(n'
ter,eus in a1en 0rpeen, Semre unb
6oIsn, 81 81 Gents.
Shweres 9ertpptes Wdnner I'm
tsr,eus. Semps une 6rlen IN alien
@rDben, ~ % Gents.
Grtra lhweres, 1srts 9~eripptts,
aan, wplsne5 Ndnner, tlnterieug,
wertb $l.25, p~ertduft ~ 623 Gents.
san; pplene Wdnner,Sllbiirums
pfc ~ II! Gents.
Sier seftridte, ertrd I6were WIn'
npr. 6llbtrumpfe, wertb so Gents,
pertduft ,u 10 Gents.
SO 3pa unseblet6ter Mufeltn,
wsrtt &c, gu 3 IA Gents.
Seinsr sc 3pl 8sblethter Nufe'
lin, pertb s Gents gu 81 Gents.
@uter s Gents S6ur,entcT gu
A Gents.
Sruit Of tie Gccm MuFelin in bic.
fen 1d9en muir 7 Gents.
Grtra ihpersr 9p.tpn Sldnea,
wdbrenp Der san,sn Sailcn ~ ! Cts.
~ctrtauft, ~ nur 81 Gents.
25 Iussnp i6were gan; wplene
Itwar,e atnber. S1ultb1nrl6ube fur
Sinner ron 3 Bis II Sabre ~ 5 Gts.
eas Yaar. geiihti9t eisielben.
geIebt uniere @erter 8tc.6dnc-
I6ute nit pltsntirtsm iaumlpiem
Iaumen.
Yretie,
itsr bic unlere @ittsmertsr itaunsr
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to- Die Sottoren Tiuoult & Dunn

HaS@ Die Sottoren Yinault & Dunn
hoben ibre Office iiber Nolitors' 9lpo.
tbete neben Der Werdants 0ationlbant
einseri6tet, mo- iie 81 nlen Stunoen
oes cages 81 ipreden iine. Or. 8i.
uault idldit bintsr rem Sfficsn iber
Mclitot's Npotbefe. Or. 9unn's 8e.
iibcns befiubet fid an Ode bon /. Strase
uno A.. aue. iiolib. 1elepbon in Office
84-2; Or Gunn's Telepton 84-3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Die 8erid)te Der Serein. Staaz
ten &esieruns seisen, baB oas
Nobal 8adpuluer porSiSli9er
lit oils ale a,loeren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
Mussejeidnete @eleaenbeit.

Gus sepifen Riidiitten iebe id mid Der,
anIaBt, mid pom 8eiddfte Suriid,usieben
oaher it merren ganSen @aarenporratb
Sum 8%oItenpreis perfauien, uno su oieiem
Spede pGbreno Der ndfiten sipei @oden
etnen offentliden Serfaui iGmmtl,der 8aa.
rem nebit Der sei6Gftlihen gtnrihtuna Der.
a~nltalte II iperoe. 5raug. Soner. ct
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0el0 1T berIeiben.

SD babe etnise 5auienb Dollars, bic Gil
9enthum BON ErIuatp%e ripnen Iinb, aui per-
bsnertes 9runoei9entbum su perlerben.
Is. y. o. RI n.
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Ter s nbalt Der Nnseisen BON Scoo's
S%ariaparila piro b~eltdtiat ourb Suoorios,
nelhe in Der 5inanS.@elt ohne gnitano
acceplirt piirSen. 9as iast oeutlid senus,
bob SoDo'S furirt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Weise unaetuselte Semee nit bop
pelt ssleintem guIen, wertt SOC, IN
8rcss ppn Is bis II, perfauft Su 10
Gems.
GINA 500 Glen feline Spisen unb
3pil6enbsias, wertb Don 10 bis 25e,
wereen auf unierem pprbsren Bar.
gain Slide aussslest Al 3! Gents.
9einene 5crhpn Spise In alien
wunIhenswertbsn Sreiten, frlterer
Yreis BON 10 his 25c, iest 81 Al Cts.
8efidts 9amsntaIbentuher, nit
sans wetS uno cclrrtrtem Sauiae, ~
| Gent.
Cine Got srpes weibs S6ur;en fur
9amsn. wsrtb bis Su 35e, isst ,u l23
Gents.
!. rlnler resulirer 25e ,pet Seiten
Cotton Slanea fur @aretnen Su l23
Gents.
: Gardiner Sertn, pcle SO 3ca brett
wertb l0c RE Gle, muir Az Gents.
> @rpee 9tenile Settpefen, pertb
$l.5O, pertauft su 80 Gents.
> Smpprtirtes 9crbppa Ipaniltes
= 6arn n alsn 5arben, wertt lSe,
> isBt ,u 9 Gents.
: gilmore impcrttrtes, treifa6 pla.
tirtes Sarpnp @arn in dlen 5arten
: ~ muir 4 Gents.
3eptar 8arn in anen Sdrttn per'
: fault ~ nur 4 Gents.
= 3ertor 6arn in anen Sdrben PER-
taut ~ % Gents.
: 5leiIters teutlhs Stridwcfle,
rrertb 25 Gents. in aQtn Sarben per.
fault III l9 Gents ben Strans, reer
IS Gents per Yfunt.
: @ute Stednabsln. Yapiere In pol
= Ter @rp6e, teren . fur Gent.
: 8irts 3besrieife, rertb loo, rer'
: fault III 4 Gents.
= Seine g%erlfnppfe, a1e 8rpben. nur
: lei uns, per Iusenp muir 4 Gents.
= GprticeIt ietbsner 5wiit. 10 ydrt
Spuls, In alien 5arben p~ertauft su
= Gent.
= @rpse Spiss @arsinsn, bas gaal
= nur 373 Gents.
= @rpss f4war;s NuTs fur Tanner
III Al Gents.
= 8sine Gtina Sstee in atlsn Sar,
= Sen uns i6war, ,u muir II! Gents.
= Sisurirte China Seiee in itwari
= une farbis pom so Gents bis $l.0(
= rertb, pertauft 81 90 Gents.
= Sauf. unb Stnserbanbitube III,
= Wdnner unb 8ndbta ~ so &enti
= am Io1ar.
. Ia itpsre sraue unb braun,
: 9lantets 3u 40 Gents.
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Soobs YiIlen iuriren 2sbsrlsiben.
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@tbr. SQrotn.

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~ 1las ,t Gtntauf tefimmen. 9sst bic eorr9ten Yreile fur erher 8laI
Ie Waare wdtunt Der leshn Sage teler Wpts.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-28
Railroad Meeting at Cmpton.

At meeting of the citizens of
Wolfe county, held at Campton on
Saturday, Feb. %, 1898, Hon. Z.
7. Hurst stated the object to be
for the purpose of appointing Il
committee to solicit the right of
way for railroad from Saltwater
bridge via Campton to the mouth
of Mill creek.
On motion Hon. u. II. Hurst was
made chairman Of said meeting,
and NJ. +. Horton was chosen sec
rotary.
On motion the following named
gentlemen were appointed Il com
mittee TO 60 along said line and
talk to the citizens about securing
the right Of way, etc: G. c.
Hanks, A. 7. Combs, &. 4. Center,
j. n. Vaughn, s. s. Combs. J. c.
Lykins, j. II. Stamper, jr., +. +.
Duff and J. ID. Kincaid, and said
committee will meet as soon as
practicable, and viii! make their
report as to what progress they
have made and report at the next
term of the Wolfe county court.
And it is further suggested that
said committee meet at the store of
S. S. Combs on Tuesday night,
Feb. %, 1895, and draw up the
proper papers necessary to make
Investigation as to right of way,
and they will proceed at once after
said meeting.
The meeting then adjourned sine
die. u. T. HURST, IN n.
NJ. F. HORTON, Sec'y.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-28

tents at the altar. The services
are being conducted by Revs. Par
sons and Garrison, and COM
menced on Sunday, the 18th inst.
Up to Wednesday night, the Goth
inst, there had been z sermons
preached and As conversions.
There is much railroad talk in
this part of the country, most all
of which is in favor of the railroad.
May they talk much and accom-
plish more, and may the time
speedily come when the shrill
whistle of the locomotive shall
awaken the dead echoes of COM
MERGE that have been so long slum-
boring in the hills and valleys of
this partof Eastern Kentucky into
busy life, and thereby develop the
wealth of our country. SNoRIs.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-28
Lane Locals.

Sleigh riding has been the chief
enjoyment here for some time past.
james \. Sowcll, of Campton, is
hauling the timber off his Spring
branch farm.
j. ID. Graham and w. l.. Goso,
of Gilmore, was in our midst two
days last week,
John w. Congleton Is mt Camp
ton fixing up things" preparatory
to moving there.
Hiram Whismon and John Chill
dcrs. the contractors who will
build the church at this place,
the money being contributed for
that purpose by j. K. Elkins, have
commenced work. Mr.. Elkins ex-
presses II desire to live to see SER
vices held in it.
A protracted meeting was COM
menced here on Sunday, the 18th
inst, and there is at this writing
one of the best meetings in progress
ever held at this place. The SER
vices are being conducted by FL
der VIM. Tyler, III. +. Dunagan and
Mr.. West. The house is packed to
its utmost at every sunrise, and
the aisles are filled with those who
are unable to find sitting room,
while Il large number are crowded
out entirely. Up TO date there
have been about 35 conversions.
Bro. Tylcr's daughters came over
and brought their organ and fur
nishcd some sweet music. At the
first meeting there were Z tostimo-
MES, and at the last meeting pre-
vious TO this writing there was 20.
Revs. Tyra and Crawford are also
assisting in these meetings.
SHANGHAI.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-28
Plat Facts.

During the recent cold weather
several people in this section have
happened to accidents more or less
severe. NJ. NJ. Shackelford cut
himself twice very badly, and r..
p. McGowan and j. K. Miller are
suffering from wounds Of the same
character. a. l.. Sword, while
nortising a hole in piece ofwood,
drove Il i-inch chisel into one of
his thighs to the depth of about
three inches, narrowly missing the
artery.
Tho great tidal wave of religion
is still sweeping on. Your cores
pendent was at revival meeting
Wednesday night ut the Bear creek
schoolhouse, in Lee county. There
were i8 conyersioas and many penn
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-28
The MOrnan MESSENGER Talks.

Inc Morgan Messenger, COM
mentng On an article published III
the Winchester Sun in regard to
the proposed railroad, has this to
say:
"Now. we don't know whether or not
there j, anything reliable IN the above
article or not; do not know where the
Sun procured is information, but we are
OF the opinion there is nothing ia it; yet
stranger things have happened, and w.ll
happen again. If such proposal has
been made. tn" people Of Wolfe county
are very foolish if they dO not accept It,
and we b licve they will do 50. LeXing.
ton and Winchester are plenty able TO
put up the S 0,000 and vii, do 80 if il
secures the road from Walnut Grove by
the way III Camptou. aoi Wolfe county
would only have To furnish right of way
aud the timber and stone, which She will
do 10y private subscription. In our mind
the only doubt is whether or not such a
proposition has been made. If il has it
is 90, and will make Walnut Grove a
place Of much more Importance than
had the road been built from Morehcad
To that place, as all the trade from Nor
gan county. except the extr, me northern
portion will ge there for their freight
and to buy their goods and market their
prpduca. IT would in short time make
considerable town and that property
valuable.
But what about the Paint, Elk Fork
and North Fork country? The people
of that section can never expect the road
to extend further north, and there is not
sufficient coal in that section 10 induce
branch road from Morehead or any other
point on the e. IL o. 10 he built TO the
North Fork or Elk Fork coal fields for
number of years, If ever 1t is not our
disposition 10 cry over SPILLED milk
neither will the building of the road
from Torren: 30 any great extent affect
us, as we can move our print shop To the
railroad if il is To our interest 70 do so.
without having TO make sacrifice OF
personal property, which Is not 50 with
the farmers and real estate owners of the
northern portion of the county who are
entirely shut off from any probabilities
of nearer market than at present, and
for their interest we hope the line will
not be built, but that the people of
Wolfe county may be able to get road
to some other point, and Morgan event
ually get the Morehead route, but We
really do not see much chance for it now.
"The voters of Morgan have had fair
chance and liberal proposition made
them for q railroad through this county,
and by large majority rejected It, and
If they are forever cut off from railroad
facilities, they W II have no one to blame
but themselves"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-28
WILL BE AT CAMPToN.
vice-President Livingston Of the L. q z.
Accepts the Invitation.
LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 2G, '05.

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 26, '95.
SPENCER COOPER, ESQ, Editor
Hazel Green Herald, Hazel Green.
Ky.-Dear Sir: / beg to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your favor of
the 25th inst, and thank YOU for
the kind invitation therein con-
tanned. | note with pleasure that
the people of Wolfe county are
awakening to the necessity of a
railroad from your town AMI Camp
ton to connection with the L. Il
f. | not only have the inclina-
ton to be present at vour meeting
next Monday, but unless some
thing unforeseen occurs, l will ar
range to go to Campton either Sun
day night or Monday morning. |
am fully alive to the Importance
of this connection, and think il
rests with your people to say
whether or not this road will be
built.
ii any words of mine are needed
t. help this project, shall, of
course, be glad to make 4 few re-
marks. In any event | shall be
glad to meet your people and come
in contact with those who have the
enterprise and ability to mako this
road possible.
Again thanking you for your
kindness, believe me,
Very truly yours,
J. ID. LIVINGSTON.
Vice-President e. General Mana
ger Lexington e Eastern rail
way.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-28
Railroad Meeting.

At n meeting of the citizens of
Hazel Green and vicinity, held in
the G. b. Swango storehouse, on
Saturday, Feb. %, 1896, Hon. d.
S. Godsey was made chairman, and
Spencer Cooper, of THE HERALD,
appointed secretary. Hon. d. ;.
Godsey, John M. Rose and Spencer
Cooper briefly explained the object
of the meeting, whereupon 1t was
moved and seconded that commit
tees be appointed to secure right
of way from Saltwater to CanGy'
The chairman then appointed H.
NJ. Wilson, John b. Hollon, Rob
ert f. Anderson, Jack Burton, Jack
Wilson, Galloway Sebastian ana
Greenbury Lykins TO secure said
right of way from Walnut Grove
to Sam Eenry Wilson's farm;
John II. Pieratt. Holly Nickel
Br ci Amyx, Burt Little, Harrison
Wilson, jim Horny Sebastian ~
j. Dykes and Henry Shocky t. Sc
cure right of way from Mr., WI
sons to Hazel Green; Mlihurh
Iinkous, John NJ. Rose, Johnny
Barker, NJ. +. CHAIR, Joseph A.
Rose, jeff Edwards and Jno, Camp
bell To secure right of way from
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Hazel Green to Saltwater. The
chairman announced that othor
good men might be added to each
committee, and left their selection
to the wisdom and discretion of
the respective committees. The
sense of the meeting, which was
represented by many of the best
citizens of the county living be-
tween Hazel Green and Lee City,
seemed to be that the right of way
from here to Caney was absolutely
assured. There being no further
business before the meeting, it adj
journed sine die.
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Spradlinq SpanQles.

4 young child of G.. II. Fulks is
very i'll.
T. X. Tut, sr., is very i'll at this
writing.
Miss Lou E. Byrd, of CamptOn,
was here on business one day last
week.
Uncle William Perry has been
very sick for some time, but is inn
proving.
Miller Trent has been very low
with typhoid fever, but is thought
to be improving.
Wake up, correspondence, and
give The HERALD letter each
week, as we would love TO hear
from you often.
Miss Minerva Crawford, of Boon
Vile, Owsley county, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. X. Tut, ir. and
Florence Crawford, at this place.
Rev. j. w. Doano, pastor of the
Congregational church at Camp
ton, visited his church at Bethel
and Sunday, and while
there distributed several articles
TO the destitute of his flock.
There has been "a series of meet
ings held at the schoolhouse ON
Laurel, many souls being converted
to Christ, and we trust it may con-
linue until there is not one left TO
advocate the cause Of tho wicked
,no. HYPHEN.