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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20
Shoes. What There Is Left.

81 so Ladies' Shoes, So elsewhere
81 rs here.
So and So Ladies' Shoes, SIS and 81 SO
elsewhere-$35 80 here.
81 so Ladies Shoes, So so elsewhere
So rs here.
Sc Slippers, 81 so elsewhere = So IS
here.
So so Suede Slippers, 81 elsewhere
81 % here.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20
To close Macdonald's Estate.

Henry Macdonald has petitioned tor letters
of administration on the estate OF Captain c..
E. S. Macdonald. The ortion of the estate not
to $3.50.
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BARGAINS
IL. i! !!

You read this ad and
it does not bring you to
our stores to see, nothing
will. Then our cause is
hopeless and the value of
advertising is of the past.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20

The suppression of bull-fghting in the
South OF France has resulted in serious
disturbances in several towns.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20
$3.50 and $1,000 Bicycle Suits.

In Jacket or Eaton styles; made of serge or
English cheviot cloth; made by u.s.
Boomers are just the thing.
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Drugs.

Nuita Cream, queen of face creams.50c
S-oz. bottles Toilet Waters. ....... SOC
DR.. Koch's HirsuItne will grow
hair on canvas trunk. $500. &c
DIR. Koch's Cough Mixture. Csc
SCOTS Compound Celery, Chin
coma and Cocoa. .................75 c
Green CASTLE Soap, Alb. bar....... SOC
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20
$500 and Upward.

Separate Skirts in serges and cheviots,
newest styles; bargains in price.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20
Silks Csc, We're $500.

These are striped and dotted fancy
silk. as pretty design as we can show,
but very similar to design of last season.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20
FIanneIs.

/ 1dtlllCASs
Flannelettes. all new..s1sc, 10c, zoe, 25c
French Flannels, dainty designs. SOC
White Blankets. good. ....$1 rs
California Gray Blankets. 10
Gloves.
A magnificent Derby style Glove. . 81
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S25. % to $500 S NGysltg ga ssm NJ

kind and style; these suits will be
duplicated to measure; made by US
to illustrate the reignlng styles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20
Ladies' Ready.Made Suits in Stock.
$500 to $4,000 s xessltg y9 Suits 81

vlot, our own make, MADE ike Gus
tom work to order; the same suit
would cost that much for making
alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-19
DIED.

ErscE On Janaa a n, Is lssS ;, az 1879 am
OF J. II. and Annie u. Buscher aged two
years, nine months and five days
held his white hands folded
They locked if his Savior
Had given the promised rest
Funeral from parents Residence, 1882 Maryland
northeast Sunday, January 20, at 8
pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend
COLEMAN On FRIDAY Jsnaary rs rs, , ls at
loved daughter of George A Eiske, aged thirt!
Funeral from Frank t;eicr's Sons llI3 9Th street
northwest, Sunday. January 70. at 2:So pm
CROSS. In Chicago. January Il. 1885. Mr.. r.
L. CROSS aged thirty -nne years, Of Manassas,
Va. formerly of this city
Funeral private.
GIBSON January is. 1885, WILLIAM 7. Glib
Hanson and Jane BROOKS
Funeral from his late residenec. 80 street south
west, Monday, January p, at ) O'Clock
LACEY. Suddenly. January is, 1888. CLAUDE
Mel, only son of L. L. and the late A. B. H.
Lacey. aged sixteen Years and eleven months.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
itlu + street northwest, Monday morning al
IL o'clock. Georgetown. Del, papers please
eopy.)
| MARTSII. AT her residence, 81 New Jersey
southeast. January 10, 1885. at Z AIN,
MARY b. MARTSII, daughter of the late Capt.
VIM. simpson of Wilmington Del.
Notice of funeral hereafter. philadelphia and
Wilmington papers please eopy.l
| oF'FENBACIfER On Friday January is. 1885,
BAciiG E /" ''''A y I'-' '''-' :" Az VI EN-
Funeral frora the residence Of Anna H. Davis li36
eth street northwest, Sunday. January %.
at 2:15 O'Clock pm Interment at urbana,
Ohio.
SHELTERED: On Tuesday. January Is. 1895, Mrs.
Sister thou art gone to rest;
Thy days on earth are Ger;
And thou art with the angels blest
Funeral from the Zion Baptist Church southwest
Sunday, pm.
wROE. Fell ssleep in Jesus the morning Of
5snuary Il 1S at lS Ssl1k Il her re
WRoE tnee Fowler, in the seventeen year Of
Funeral services at her late residence. 1918 NJ
street. o'clock pm Tuesday, JaE'uary y
Friends and relatives invited to attend. GBal-
timcre and Marlboro papers please copy)
In Memoriam.
BROOKE In loving remembrance of my sister
LENA LOUISE BROOKE. who died year
| By HER SISTER.
EBERLY In Wing remembrance of my dear son.
CHARLES A EBERLl who died one year ago
- today. January 49, 1881
good boy. You will never be forgotten by your
sisters, brothers and parents
FREER In loving ,emembranee of FANNY
FREER, who died thirteen years ago today,
January 10, 1882.
| Green he the turf above thee.
Friend of my happy days
None knew thee but TO love thee,
! None named thee but to praise.
GOTISMANN. In memory Of my dear grand
mother, ANNA C. GOTTSMANN, who died five
years ago tomorrow january 20, 1890.
BY HER GRANDSON, JOHN TREDE.
RICHARDS. In loving remembrance of my dear
| husband. J. NJ. RICHARDS. who died one yesy
ago tomorrow January 20, 1874.
The grate-the dark, cold grave-too soon
Has hid him from my view,
While my weary path through life
| In solitude pursue.
My early aud only love is numbered with the dead.
There's grief that cannot find comfort and wounds
that cannot he healed,
And sorrows so deep in the human heart that can
not be half revealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-19
Cotton Department..

Comparing Sheets and Pillow Cases sold about
town, we cal particular attention to the superior
workmanship and finish of ours, which, be-
lievc not equaled.
Csc. EACH for something new-Knapped Double
faced Canton Flannel Sheets for double beds
measuring 72xS4 inches.
371ac. EACH for Extra Quality !Tnbleached
Sheets, made of the well known Dwight Anchor
muslin, recommended for extraordinary strength
and durability, 54x9O inches
4Oc. EACH for Dwight Anchor Sheets. 63x9O
inches.
4Sc. EACH for Dwight Anchor Sheets. 72x9O
nChes
SOC. EACH for Dwight Anchor Sheets s1x9O
incEcS
Sc. YARD for Cambrics that have been selling
at Toe.
Zoe. YARD for Cambrics that have been selling
at 121ac.
12kc. YARD for Cambrics that have been selling
at 15c.
Of bIfil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-19

DIMTTIES
Handsome quality. 80 inches wide. 1214c. yard.
SEA ISLAND ZEPHYRS,
In checks, stripes, figures and Tartan plaids. 2!
inches wide. 121ac. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-19
Linen Department.

Linen Department.
eac YARD for Bleachcd Damask. 81 inches
wide. . GO ,hos
wide, extra quality. , ,, ;,,
Size YARD for Bleached DamasK' - ihcin'
wide. ,, D,m.st 70
92c YARD for German Bieached DaiiasA' -
inches wide, extra quality ,
81 M YARD for Extra Heavy Bleached Dauiask'
- inches wide, that sells regularly at si''''
Suitable for hotel and boarding house use
40 YARD for Heavy Unbleached Danask' o"
inches wide. ,,, e.,
sic YARD for Heavy Unbleached Danask' Oh
inches wide. ,, X
size. ,,
500 DOZEN for Unbleached Heavy Damask
NAPKINS 20 inches square.
81 60 DOZEN for Fine Bleached Danask Nap
kips. 81 size. that sell regularly at $500
12Ibc EACH for Bleached All-linen Huck ana
Monte Towels, 1Sx36 inches
25c. EACH for Grass Bleached Huck Io"es'
otx.e inches with damask border, that sell regu-
lurly at $3.50 dozen
3sc. DOZEN for Glass Doylies. in blue and white
checks.
SOC. DOZEN for Alllnen Doylies, With red Dor
dcrs, that sell regularly at Toe
s5c EACH for Turkey Red Table Cloths' !arus
long hemmed and ready for USE
81 q EACH for Hemstitched Linen Bolster
Cases 21x72 inches, that sell regularly at Sl6Z1a
ooc PAIR for Hemstitched All-linen Pillow Cases,
unlaur dered-
s475 PAIR for Hemstitched All-linen Sheets,
2IAx2X yards extra heavy and fine.
6Hc YARD for AIl-linen Crash
s2-3c YARD for Heavy All-Iinen Crash.
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Blanket Department.

1915 TO s. 30 EACH for Helnstitched Mar
settles Bed Spreads at top for crdi-
nary beds, or at the sides for brass beds. A COM
plete line.
S1.O EACH for ia Crochet Bed Spreads, Mar
settles patterns. hi mined and ready for
$i.50 EACH for Down Comforts lot in
Guiding many very desirable coloriags have been
out of. The best Down Comfort sold for the price
in America. ard cannot be found elsewhere in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-19

One of the new weaves destined to be very
popuIar this season. - inches wide. 12hc. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-19
The Spring of 1905
Domestic Wash Fabrics

Are ready. and the manufacturers have produced M
very best foreign productions. and at much lowe
JACONET DUCHESSE
In stripes and neat printed effects. 30 inches
wide 121sc. yard.
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Oppemhe i: me- -,
.5H4 9th St. N. w.
Mon ey Savers to the People

Sac fr yarls of G,Vd Bleached Muslin. Worth
5Nc. fbr = Yards OF Unhleachcd Muslin.
5a.c fPr yards of Pillow Case Lace Worth &c.
5a.c. gard for satin Striped and Plain Black
Lawn
De. YARD for Cutting Cloth in new shades and
extra heavy. Worth I5c. yard.
Dc. yard for Very Fine Plaid and Check Afuslins
worth 11c. yard.
Worth dJc.
~ for 12O sheets of Beet Ruled Paper.
DC. for ~ sheets of Note Paper and II Envelopes
Sc for = bottles of Best Household Ammonia.
DC. fof bottle of Witch Hazel Drug store
aoc. ftir 2 yards another instament OF 25c.
Cishmert. yards for .slc
2gc. for yards of Turkey Red Table Covering.
2gc. fo- yiIr'lS of Best Table Oilcioth.
5Hc. fbr {. Extra Large Size crash Wash Rags.
5%,c. Ward Fine White Lawn. Worth Toe per
yard
5aic. d pair for Gents Fine slspenlers Worth
2Oc. Iair.
59.c fbr . Gents Fine Han,lkerchiefs. Worth Sc.
apiece.
5aic. fbr Nice Bibs Worth Toe. apiece.
.51tc. yEIrd for the choice Of 800 yards EmbrOi1e
ries. Worth III To 15c yard
o. yard 10. choice of 500 yards Hamburg and
Swiss EInbroleries and Lace. Worth 10 to 25c.
per yard.
9c for Gems Fast Black Hose Worth Toe
9c for Ladies Fine Hose Worth 15c a pair.
Dc for 3 Chirt, Plates. Worth Zoe. apiece.
6gc. fsr Chd's Eilerlown Coats trimmed with
angora firr Considered very cheap ut 81 and Sl1o.
6slr feF o. Chenille Covers. Worth 81 90 apiece.
29c. fer six Fine Ladies' Handkerchiefs. Worth
12l.c. Apiece. -..
HUNDREDS Or OTHER BARGAINS on CENTER
TABLE
MONDAY ONLY.
Will sell our OUTING CLOTH WRAPPERS at 69c.
apiece. Sell regularly ut Size.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
From 1.-The lambs. ="

w. W. Mcclure passed through en-
route home from Campton Sunday.
Miles Bishop attended Winchester
Court Monday. He had large drove
of cattle on the market.
Corn cutting, tobacco cutting, cane
making, potato digging, bean picking,
apple peeling and moonshining are the va
rious ovations that give exercise in "The
lambs" Well, excuse me, l didn't
aim to say anything about moonshining.
1t is probably slip of pen" as it ends
with "ing," and a sing-a-ning,ning.
Misses Minnie Day, Lille Evans
aud Maggie Kash, accompanied by
Messrs. Sam Greenwade, Lee Mccain
and Z. Z. Atkinson, respectively, all OF
Hazel Green, were taking in the sights
down in "The lambs" Saturday, and
all fully decided that if Lee had been
supplied with "Poynter" all things,
though lovely indeed, would have been
most miserable to him.
Well, "WiId Bill, Tecumsch is teach
ing the "young ideo" how to gun
and often speaks of those towering hills
and craggy cliffs that overlook Fiucastle
He expresses a strong desire to- once
more visit you ere Col. johnson gets an
other crack at him.
ELKsWATAWA.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
FRENCH INDICTED
BY THE PERRY COUNTY GRAND
JURY,
For Completely in the Murder OF Judge
JosInh Combs, of That County, Last
september.-"Bad ToAs~ smith's
Confession.

Fulton French has been indicted by
the Perry County Circuit Court for
completely in The murder Of Judge
Josiah Combs, IN that county, last Sep
TENDER. Jesse Fields and Joe Adkins.
two Of French's lieutenants in the
French Eyersole war, were convicted Of
the murder Of Judge Combs last June
and given d life sentence, and are now
In Jail at Barbouryills, awaiting the nc.
ton Of the Court Of Appeals.
French was prominent ia their de.
Tense, and it win be remembered that
"Bad Tom" Smith implicated French
and others in his dying statement 90 the
scafiold at Jackson june %.
Boone Frazier, Of Breathitt county.
is also included in tie indictment With
French. as.
In his confession Smith said that he
was at,the house Of Jesse Fields when
3. Y. French, Boone Frazier and Joe
Adkins made the plot 20 XIII Judge 10.
siah Combs last summer AT the time
Smith was suffering from gunshot
wound 10 the arm, received while trying
to evade arrest, aud could not therefore
go on the raid to kill Combs.
He said French had never hired him
to participate in the French Eyerscle
feud, but that he had given him clothes,
money and other things whenever he
had asked for them.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
WOLFE COUNTY.
DaysDoro Items.

Rorp TO the wife of William Bailey, a
h,v Bill hardly knows which one he is,
heis 50 proud.
IN. Gardner Jones and three of her
children. Lester, Stella and 10, of
Hedges, Clark county, are stopping with
Nv, Jones, on their way to Salyer-
vile to visit relatives and friends.
@. Jones, who is teaching on the
s,ate road fork of Red river, has sus'
nsnded school on account of sickness
sndother causes, and is now at home
With his parents,
AMr. Perry has been through this
reck o the woods exchanging bed
springs for feather beds. We doubt the
consistency Of such change
SUNSHINE.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
Torrent Tinklings.

T. Day passed through here en-
routo home from jackson last Sunday.
Business is looking up, money more
plentiful, times getting better, and
roads getting worse.
our creeks and rivers are dancing to
tie music of mills just now, and thou
sands Of feet of lumber are being ship,
ped from here every day, notwithstand'
ing the lumber market is a little dull
iustat present.
Every day sees a car load Of slaves
and one of cross ties leave Torrent for
the market. This gives daily employ
ment to over two hundred men. J.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
LOST HIS LUCK.
Kane Said to Have Started the shoot
ina---EiVe Killed.

The Associated Press dispatches FRI
day told a wonderful story which ema.
mated from Mckinney, little station on
the Cincinnati Southern railway, Of five
men being killed in a poker game near
that place, which is as follows
Intelligence from Mckinney Station
is that terrible slaughter occurred at
Adams & Trowbridge's distillery, in Pu-
laski county, Is miles from Mckinney,
Thursday night. W.O. Goodloe, prom
inent lawyer Of Danville; two Swope
brothers, live stock dealers Of Boyle
county; two other men, whose names
cannot Be learned, and d man named
Kane, from Mintonvillc, Casey county,
were playing poker il a little storage
room. Kane became incensed over his
bad luck, and, drawing his six shooter,
tried 70 kin all his companions. Lee
Interchangeable brought the news, says
he saw the men lying on The floor Of the
storeroom the following morning all
dead, and that the Aoor was covered
with blood. Kane made his escape, and
the officers are trying to find him. The
people are greatly incensed, and should
Kane be captured he will be lynched.
| /
a dispatch from. Stanford. KY, dated
September q, says: Parties just arr
rived from near the scene of the alleged
killing Of five men at Pulaski distillery
say they heard nothing of it. 1t is evil
IDENTIFY a catard. w. o, Goodloe, one OF
the men said TO have been killed, was
engaged in case in the DanyilIe court
yesterday friday, and showed no
signs of death or even wounds.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
Maytown Missiles.

&. A. Sample is on the sick list.
Willie ChiIders is able to be out again.
Mrs. Lawson will soon be well again.
Born, to the wife of f. B. May, a
daughter.
Our people are talking of the Hazel
Green Fair:
Miss Julia Patrick, we are sorry to
say, is no better at this date.
SIG. Sample and J. d. Henry, of
Eel, were in town Monday.
Rev Noah Patrick, of Magofin, is
visiting the family of Alex Patrick this
week.
Misses Liza and Lille Henry, of Eel,
we're visiting Miss Rosie Sample last
week.
Archibald Childers, of Kansas, is Wis
lung the family OF his father, j. W.
Childers
A. 7. Dye. who has been to Virginia
on business trip for month, has re-
turned home. ,..3
Dr. NJ. 9. and Mrs. Kash and little
son, Of salyersyille, nave been with Miss
julia Patrick since Saturday evening,
A. 7. Dye closed contract with Mr.
= Il. Hurst, on Frozen, to build him a
me house and will commence work next
Monday. #.r.-.. MI: %@ ALL.
= A. Childers bought Of Mr.. VIM
Dndgeforth, of Montgomery county, z
thoroughbred Shorthorn, and has him Al
nome He is beauty. r, A. is also
prepared to dehorn cattle,
WINGLEss.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
hazel GREEN URsDAY 20 5

Green and Leander Trimble and A. G.
Nickel returned from Illinois last week.
VIM. Sexton and wife and Bruce Sex
ton attended the funeral of Mrs. George
Sexton on Sunday.
Quite number of our young folks
attended the Sunday-schooI picnic at
Sandfield Saturday.
Jos. Catron, who is teaching on
Beaver, made a flying visit home last
Friday and returned on Sunday.
J. K. Lyons, merchant and postmaster
OF Wellington, has gone to DanvilIe to
be treated for hemorrhage of the lungs.
Douglass Catron made short visit to
Lacy Creek Sunday. Doug, it is too
late in the season for "Roses.'
The Teachers Association for district
No. 4 was held Saturday. A good at
tendance of teachers and some very in
teresting discussions were had.
Miss Nancy Bolts, whose illness was
reported last week, died at her home
about o'clock p. IN, Saturday, Septem-
Der u, after several weeks suffering. In
her death the neighborhood has lost one
of its brightest jewels; the profession in
which she was engaged an efficient and
earnest teacher, and her parents a low
ing and devoted daughter. A host of
friends join in extending their sympa,
thies to the bcrcaycd family. Her re-
mains were inferred in the family bury
ing ground. Rev, G. G. Dcnniston con,
Quoted the obscquics.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
LEE COUNTY.
Fiucastle Gleanings.


w. T. Prater, the hustling merchant
Of this place, is visiting his family at
Hedges this week. ST..
Judge l.. +. Mann, of Beattyyille,
preached to a large congregation here
Sunday. ~.
Married, on the 2ist inst, JEFF Angel
to Miss Caroline McQuiu, at the home
of the groom, Rev. N. T. stamper oiiiei-
ating. " T.: @@..=>r..
Judge Day, Of Campton, was asguesstt
Of Mrs. Wiler one night last week.
Fodder pulling & all The 60 ia this
part of the country now
Detective George Drake was with us
sunday at church, trying his appetite on
sheep" leg
Miss Mary j stamper has come home
from Richmond, whore she has been Tor
the last two months. WILD BILL.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

George Green Maloney was tried by
the examining court at Jackson for
shooting and wounding Thomas Rose, in
the lower part Of Breathitt county, sep.
tember Z, and was bound over to the
Circuit courtin The sum q $4,000.
The New Domain Gas and Oil Com
pauy, Of Prcstonsburg. isnow engaged ia
drilling a we'll on the Ball fork Of
Troublesome creek, in Knott county.
This company has leased large amounts
Of land in that vicinity, and proposes to
spend a great deal of money in develop,
ing the territory. Experts are Of the
opinion that that section will eventually
be great oil producing region. II "
Five felony cases have been tried tried
thus far at the present session Of the
Perry Circuit Court, and in four Of
these the accused were acquitted, and
in one a sentence Of one year TO the
penitentiary was given. There were $50
cases on the penal docket, and about
one-half of these have either been tried
or filed away. No civil suits of any
consequence will be tried during the SEES.
stnp
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26

Geo. o. Barnes IL holding protracted
meeting at stanton and is having un-
bounded success. He says he entered
the ministry as d mountain evangelist,
,sud after preaching ali over theswerld
will close as mountain evangelist.
sncceas to you, Bro. Barnes. We would
like to have You with as
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
Death of Aunt saIlis Erimble.

On last Saturday, about noon, after a
long and painful illness Of six months,
the gentle spirit of Aunt Sally TrImble
left its earthly tenement and winged its
fight to realms Celestial. A true and
consistent member of the Christian
church for 81 years, and implicitly
trusting in the promises of Him who
died that al! should live, she TRANQUILITY
awaited the summons of the Death
Angel and answered ready when he
knocked. Born and reared among Wolfe's
classic hills, her interests were always
centered in the welfare of its people,
and "Auut Sally" as she was lovingly
called, was revered and respected by all,
and many a heart will be bowed in
grief to know that she is no more. a.
The funeral services were held at her
old home in this place Sunday after
nocn, Rev. II. III. Little preaching the
funeral sermon, and the entire town and
many from a distance gathered to pay
last sad tribute to this lovely char.
acter, and testify by their presence to the
esteem in which she was held. After the
services at the house all that was mortal
of this kind old lady was reverentIy
and tenderly laid to rest in Hazel Green
cemetery. Aunt Sally" was "a years
of age. Her husband and six children
survive her, Mrs. Angelina James, Mrs,
Josephine Swango, Cebron Trimble,
Miss Mary Ellen Trimble,> Mrs. Frances
Whaley and Harlan Trimble, to whom
The HERALD extends sincere sympathy
in this their hour Of sorrow. Y
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-26
POmeroYtOn Paragraphs.

". q. Catron is on the sick list.
W Q. Hill is able to be out again.
Mr.. Amos, the "hustling drummer
S5ss Us cali Monday.