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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
GanOwirtbfdoftIide 5reifaule Ser
uniperfitdt 1uinois.

In Der ;lniberfitGt npr SGinois in 1rz
hara tegirnt am 5. SSyonuar Der r il
Irterri6t in Der Gi:9ar9t, benz Pfanaen>
bau, Sbf5u9t, Mil6erei, @iebar3neitunbe.
8Otunit, 8~etdmpfung Der f3dbli4en Pil5e
unb Snfetten II. +. IN. QuBerOem tperben
cine &ei6e BON @orlefungen iiber Die @nt=
tpidelung Der 2unbntrtf3aft unb nationaIcs
@ebei6en, fopie iiber bic pt4ti9ften Oolf5z
tpirtbf9uftli4en Srogen gebalten tperben.
@er feline 8enntnife auf benz 8ebiete Der
o~agemeinen 2unbtptrtbf9aft unb bes5armz
betriebes gu ertpeitern tpiinf9t, fo1te bon Der
Inn btsr gebptensn @elegenbeit ber3buft Sc
brau9 MAIDEN. Wie i9on ertpabnt, 1T Der
l1nterri9t fret DDn alien Nbgaben, nun fir
Soft unb 2ogis bat Der S3iler 5u be3abz
len, tpofiir tp09entlt9 81 binref9enb ftno.
I'm Nusfunft iiber Die 8efDiigungsfrdge
gu er6alten, t6ut Der MntOmmling gut, fi9
in ben GGumen Der 3. 80. 6. u. 5u melben,
tpo ibm &at6 ertbeilt pirb.
Ous 8interiemeier f9lieBt am IL. Mdrs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Jnhalts

1. settle: Iotis - 2an6ptrtbi9aftli3e Srets
iduIe Der 1lnipcriitdt SQinois 9i6ertii4 -
Suntcs 9tIerIet - S9abbafte SABINE bet i9le6t>
f~reiien6en 9fer6en - 8rtef ia item 3uiamz
mcnieeuns bes 6eutiden &ei6stags- @eltmai6iz
men = @e9en Re9enruiirmer in SlumentOpfen =
Sleau6ertuItur = 3ur Saubensu6t Settle Wil6
gu e~rSieGen = llnfru4tbarfeit pom 8eerenbIii6en-
8itt FIR &iiie i'm Ofen -@ei6wuGit an 8ein zines
gferoes - @ittel 9e9en &Oup.
2. settle: Sin alter gniie6Ger itber Sic gerbiz
tun9 pom Rratriefeuer = 8rtef aus benz peltli6en
@uibin9ton = Sin beuti6Gdnbii6es 11rtbei[ iber
bic pSeila9e"- Srief aus SeruS - Srtef aus benz
r0rbli6en 8iscOnitn Geri6tebene &atbldlGse-
@Or @inter ~9epfIit9t lit balb ~9e6iiIt9t = &du6ern
ber &leii9lpaaren - BUR Notwithstanding -
Serbitgraben 6es @artenlan6cs -@ertb beS Gau>
berz 1tn6 5iibnermites = aGtss pom iunseu Sc
fiseI su uuteri3et6en - 8Gatter un6 8latben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
SIhertifd.

Bon Der @erf u9sitatiOn in Seros:;
rCanaigre, the new Tanning Plant.
Bulletin $50. SO.
@On Der Decentralization in 2incoln,
Nebr.: Nebraska Weather and Gil
mate for 1885,"
@on Der Decentralization in Dimes, Soma;
I. Lamb feeding; II. Steer and Heifer
Beef; III. Old Process VS.. new Process
Linseed Meal; ". Notes on Injurious
Insects, V. Fresh Cow VS.. Stripper
Butter. Bulletin $50. 80.
8om 8unbesaderbauamt: Expert
ment Station Record; vol. VII, No.
IL.
The principal Household Insects of
the United States, Bulletin SEQ. 4, neue
Serie.
Dairying in California, Bulletin $50.
IA.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Observation-Disclosures 8rietfaiten.

@inem jeben 2eier lit bas g3e9t einoe=
rGumt, it9 briefli9 Ober miinblt@ an Bit
Rebattion UNI Nustunft iiber betimmts
puntte gu tpenben, tpel6e, fotpeit bas in I'm
fere> Ma9t liegt, getpdbtt perben tpirb
Nnfragen, benen ni9t Der Name unb biz
genaue Qbrei1e bes SrageteQers beigefiqi
finD, tperbep ni9t beanttportet.
9ie &ebattion.
757. 8itte, f9iden Sic mir bic NbrefIt
elmer 5irmu, bon Der i9 NluminiumzS SUB
ringe fit 6ii6ner befommen fam.
Chris. Gulberg, Sltnois.
4ntnort: Mer INNER bon uns brief
li9e Nntpprt piinf9t, fpGte ni9t berz
%fduu1en, cine 2 @entsz8 riefmarfe be6ufz
@erpenbung fir bic Nnttport gu fenOen,
0as fo11te fi6 Sober mtrten n.
Die gepinf@te @brefie foQen Sic erbalten.
758. @oGen sic mir ssf. 6ur6 Den
n8rteffaiten" Der n8eitage" bic MoreHe BON
@ottfrieb 8ranb in Sbio mittbeilen9 Sc
nannter 9err fu9te unter Nnfrage 746 in
Der n8eilage" UNI bic 4brefe zines 6errn
9auermann aus Nrnitabt in Sbiirinqen
na3, unb permutbe i'd, baB ST. &ranB aus
NrnTtabt itammt; au9 i9 bein Elm NrnItab=
ter Sinh.
9ugo G9as. @darbt, @is.
Mnttport: 9err &ranB po6nt in gat
2iberpool, Golumbiana Co., S6io.
759. 0bnobG foGsen6e Sragen ni6t in
bic n9anbpirtbi4oftGi9e geilase" seb0z
rem, bite i9 Sic benno9 INN beren 8eantz
portung: 1. 8ie oieGe Mitglieber 9e60ren
gum beutI9en &ei6stage9 2. Mie finb bic
feGben politif8 9etbeitt2 3. Wann beginnt
bic reguldre @ibung9 4. Sat Der &aifer
Die @e4palt, ben &ei6stag na9 @utbiinfen
auf5ul0ie len, o6er muB er gefebli9e @riinbe
aufpeiien? 5. @ie Diel baterii9e, tpirtz
temberei1@e, 6ubif6e, preuBif4e Mitglieber,
Ober fol9e anberer beuti9er Stuaten ge6Dz
rem benz Gei9stoge an9 6. Wer 1T Der
ieBige prdiibent befieI6en?
IS m. &reui4, Sn6iana.
Mntnort: 1. Sn Der am 1. Sftpber
1894 ~begonnenen 2egisldturperiobe sG6lte
Der &ei9stag 397 Mitglieber. 2. 9isrpoa
entfielen auf bic beutfqcOnisroatibe purtei
80, &ei9spartei 81, NatiOnalll6sruIe 40,
beutI9e Geformpartei IA, Mntilemiten 2,
5reifinnige Is, oeutf9freifinnige @olfspar=
tel "a, fibbeutf3e @oItspurtei II, 8ausrnz
.bunb 4, Centrum 95. Nelfen z, Yolen 10,
glIdder 8, Ddnsn l, SO3ialbemOfraten 46,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Sdaobofte 5dbue bel ~iaIehtfreRen:
oen pferoen.
5aftngs, Ne6., Is, DIT. 1896.
9ee6rter 6err Simon!

SIM r8risFfaiten" Der r8eiGage" D;rt
inter go. 729 dngefragt, mas gu tbun iet
penn Elm pferb D1s Sutter nIr langlan
ober 5ufpeilen gar snhbt 3t fi9 nimmt. Sd
mO3te ben Srageitsler barauf oufmerfIa an
MAIDEN, o6 ni&t .Dielei4t I6a6bufte 3d6nt
baran f6ulb ftnO. Gin BOILER 3abn Der
uria4t oft einem Sbiere S6mer5en uni
in benz Safe 1dBt fi4 Der Mangel an 5reB=
luF barauf 3uriidfubren. Cine unter5u
@ung Der 3d6ne mag ba ant pGabe fetn
Sin ungelunOer 3abn foIte uusseaogeu
perben.
6ruu sfr. Seize.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Uotis.

MIen 0nfra9en, ouf pet9e briefli3e 4nt<
mort gepiinf9t tpirb, muB cine 2 Gent
~8ridmurfe beigefiigt perben, ipibrigenfuas
Tie ni9t beriid ii9tigt perben fOnnen. 9u5u
geb0ren @efu9e UNI MittbeiIung BON Sc
f9dftsobrefsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Bunte5 QuerIei.

Oie S6ftbGnbler i'm Staate @aI6inqton
baben nit Der @erienOung bon AepfeIn mad
Wlabtpoftpd, Sibirien, begonnen.
X X *
Sn Der 1tmgegenb bon GreenbiGe, MiT.,
ftel borige @o9e Elm 10 ftarter Heif, baB Die
8uumtpoGbldtter erfroren. lin IL u6r
gormittags foben Die 8aumpoGfeIber aug.
uls ob ite berfengt tporben tp6ren.
* * x
3pif6en Casper unb Gambler in 8bomins
,pur6e eine neue StuOt ausgelegt unO Wulton
g%enannt. Sin I9otel pirb bereits eebaut
unb Elm 2aben fir @Ges pirb baIb foIgen.
Inn ca. 5,500,OOO pfunb 1T bic &Gfeause
fubr aus benz Staate Seem gort gegen bas
8oriabr 3uriidgegangen unb in Canada be-
trug Der Radgang etpa 100000 pfunb.
-
Die Npfelernte in South 9aben, Mt9.,
1T bic grDBte felt 3nan3ig Sabren. @teIe
8dume itnb unter ibrer 2ut auiammengez
bro4en, unb Der @inb bat biele SauIenb
8ufbel gu 8O6en~ geporfen.
Sn &n6etru9t bes duBerit niebri9en preiz
les, ben Der Sabut bringt pOlen bic Sarz
mer bon MaiOn @ountp, 3d., bemnd8t in
WtapsbiGe 5ufammentommen, I'm Die Srage
Der Sef4rdntung Der Sabaternte su be-
fpre9em
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
agricultural supplement.

Sn Matagorbu Gountp, Seras, itno bic
rei9ti9 gepa4ien un0 biaig gu
babsn. Die Seraner 9offen, bic 3eit peroe
balb fommen, ba Jeigen Elm 9auptproouft
bes 5taates bilben tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

= @iirmer BEL pferben. @enn bic
Sbiere abmasern, f9leAt freifen, trdge perz
ben, let9t in S9peiB geratben, ii9 bGufig
na9 benz 9intertbeil umfeben unb nit benz
Moule ii9 ben Otter gu leden periubsn.
ober ii9 nit benz 0intertbeil I9suern, . muB
man ben &otb berfelben genuu auf Wiirner
unterfu9en. Sinbet man ipl9e, b%efonoers
peiBe Oarmz ODER LANCE, braune Spulipiirs
mer, 10 muB man ioglei3 Elm Wurmpulbet,
am beiten in Sprm elmer 2attperge, geben.
Man nimmt 1 1n5e Mermut6, II l1naen
8albrianspurael, II 1naen &almuspur3el
(Stpeet Slag) unb Il ltn5en 9irI96prnz
Sel, fnetet baffelbe nit @ei3enfleie unb
8dfer Sufammen unb ma9t baraus Sat-
tpergen, BON benen man ie cine bor benz
Mprgen@ unb &benbfutter berabrei&t. Wue
3pei Sage giebt man 10 LANCE ie 2 2atiper=
gen, Big Der Miit obne Wiirmer aboeht. unb
pieOer9Olt bic Cur, penn ii9 bic Miirmer
aeigen ioaten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Mus ManitOba's beutl4en MniieOelun>
gen pirb mitget9eilt: Sn benz beutI9s
ameritanif9en Oorfe S9oent6al feierte bic
fer Sage bic Wittpe 6einri6 Salt i6ren 1O2,
9eburtstug. SbpobG felt brei Sabren err
blin6et, 1T fife geiitig nod re6t rege, unb
AUDI lire &Drperfrdfte iinb nod berart, buB
fie tpobl mod 0eri6iebene SG6r9en NIT
MAIDEN tpirb. 5rau Salt tam bor 30 Sab
rem NIT ibrem ieit6er Deritorbenen @atten
aus 3birinsen na9 Manitoba, pobin lire
SObne f6On einige Sabre 3uoor iiberge=
iiebelt tparen. 0as @bepoar bate elf Sim
Der, bon benen no3 feds am 2eben iinb.
9as dlteite lit 70 Sabre; ferner bat es 81
@ntelfinbsr, Dabon 40 am 2eber, 203 ltrz
enfel, 1873 lebenb, unb bret l1rurenfel, cine
Na3tommenf9aft BON 287 Seelen, bon
benen II ber5torben 1tnb. Die 1dmmtli6en
Na6fpmmen Der 5rdu Salt tpobnen in ben
beutf9en @plonien Manitoba's, Die meiiten
in S9oent6al unb llmgegenb, unb itnb Ohne
Nu&nabme Sarmer. Ser be6dbige @o6I@
itanb, Der Bel ibnen gu 9auie 1T, legt Elm be-
rebtes 3eugniB fir ben SleiB unb Die Nusz
bauer bieier beuti3en pionierfamilie ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Gbtrann, aelttteu ODD, 20. Oktnber 1896.

ooO, 200. 9iefe $19o,O0O,OOO mebr = mir
biirfen aud $2oo,ooo,ooo iogen - finb ge=
funbenes 9elb. llnfere 8aumpouausfu6r
pd6renO Der leBten neun Monate bate einer
Wertb bon $16,849,ooO, pdbrenb mir in Der
glei9sn 3eit bes Dorbergebenben Sabres nur
fir $4,925,O0O erportirten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Cine 9epef6e aus Chamberlain in Sibz
9atota befagt, buB i'm @ountp Yuntton bic
S9peine gu Suufenben iterben. 9eerben,
bic na9 Sun6erten 3dAlten, limb fuit Oertilgt,
unb bic Geu4e breitet ii4 beitdnbis psiter
aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

5ung in Die berI9iebenen 6lifIe i'm StuGte
Dertbeilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Die Subcommittee bes Staates pennz
fplbanien baben benz 9ouDerneur 9al things
ben 8eri4t iiber bas Sii9ereitpeIen i'm
Staate unterbreitet. Der 8eri9t umfaBt
elm bOles Bud unb entbGlt iGuftrirte ge-
f4reibungen Der Deri4ieOenen 5iI95l6z
tereien unb Der Sif93u9t unb bes SiI6fanz
ges iiberbaupt. 2aut 8ertbt bat bic Com
million i'm Sabre 1894-95 einbunoerta9t
Wiaionen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ienbsinbunbsrtieA5ig Slide fir gerpflun=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Nuf GOOfe SsGunb in Gbicago finb an
borigen MOntag in etnem Getreibsfprei9e.
Der nGbicu9O C Pacific gGebotor So" MIDI
tpeni9er aGs 100000 8uf6s1 @streibe Der
brannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

1853. &Dnnen Sic mir bic 46reiIe Der
&angaroo 9eberz unb 9ummi<Gementz
Sabrit mitt6eilen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Sn SremOnt, Nebrosta, lit felt benz 1
Ottober cine Gi6orienfabrif in 8etrieb, bi
tGgli4 etpa fiinf5ig Sonnen Mur5sln Der
arbeitet. Die eri te &arrenlabung BON Wur
5etn, tpel3e our 8erarbeitung geGangte, ma
bon Weit Point entIenbet porben.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
MARRIED..

The marringa OF Mr. y. Il. Riordan and
Miss Harriet O'Connor. both OF this city
occurred in Chicago yesterday, at which
place Miss O'Connor has been visiting
for the past month
This is d union that tllecitizens o, Eagle
River ioin with us III wishing happiness
i.at prosperity to the young couple
Both are well known to our readers and
do not need OF an Introduction
from us. The groom. is one OF the rising
Young attorneys oil Northern Wisconsin,
coming here little over three years
apo he has worked himself from the low
est round OF the ladder to the top He
has always enjoyed the confidence Of our
citizens and his ambitious nature has
demonstrated his ability in all things.
He has captured one of Eagle Rivers
fairest daughters and is i'll every way
worthy of the bouiitiful gifts bestowed
on him.
The bride, Miss Harriet. has grown
from infancy to womamhoodi in ourmidst.
She has the well deserved respect OF all
who have met her, and has been closely
connected with the good spirit Of our
social gatherings.
ar. and Mrs Riordan wilivisit ut Mr.
Riordan's home in Berlin before return
ing to this city, when they will com
menee housekeeping in Mr.. Riordan
/ house on River Street.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
Card of Thanks.

Ne wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
TO our friends for their sympathy and
kind assistance during our hate bpi'eave-
nent, the death Of son RAYMOND aud
hope that you all may be spared such a
loss. We also thank those who We're 60
thoughtful to furnish floral wreaths for
the funeral
Mn. AND MRs NJ. ScHERIBLE.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
EAGLE


Thursday. the 25th inst, as the day soi
Thanksgiving; IA day Tor the people OF
orr country to assemble and give thanl s
for blessings enjoyed.
-George Balm came down from Rum
ineles, Thursday. While here George
invested III a new chair for the use d .
permanent visitor who arrived at his
home q short time ago.
There is quite IL spirited fight on
hand in this villig rs to which repub i
can i; most entitled 10 The spoils over
o.ectiun ind no! less tlsaA fix are az
ready looking for the posi- office
The Palmer ticket failed to poll the
necessary 2 per cent vote ON election day
and consequently two wears hence will
have to retire into oblivion or go on the
ballot as individual nominations.
The river. for the pas. week. has
presented 4 scene Of glory for some OF
our young people. Az many as a hun-
dted of both Young and old, congregate
on the ice evenings and enjoy the Skat-
ing.
Mrs John Roderick, who had been
visiting at her old home in CLAYTON, y
Y, returned to This city last Wednesday,
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Le@ver, who is now in her eighty
sixth wear and STILL active
The county board convened at tie
court house, last Thursday ia annual
meeting. They adjourned untI the Dist
inst and in he meantime are doingcom-
mlttee work There is a great deal OF
business Tor tlie board to go through
With yet and it will probably take The
balance Of this month to finish
We have been very limited about
calling upon those who are indebted 10
US but, as we havenumprous bills to pay.
and which will not stand further time
We would appreciate to have yon, who
know that YOU are indebted 70 rs 20
come any pay what you can Every
little helps. Oar Office viii be open AZ
all hours.
The Poverty Social, given lrder the
auspices of the I.risti;n Endtavor
Society. at the Rink, lasf Thursday eve
ming, was we'll attended, and chose who
attended demonstrated chat here is en-
joyinent even III poverty. tThe program
WAS somewhat short bnt WAS cry good.
The social netted the S,ciaty between
fifteen and twenty dollars.
From the Amigo Special we learn
that invitations are ont announcing the
marriage OF Louis Krom OF that city aud
Miss Bessie Simon, of Chicago, on Nov
24th Mr.. Krom was for sever; Years.
one OF our leading business nlen and has
many friends il this city who wish him
the same marked success in his venture
of matrinony rs has been shown him
heretofore in his business transactions.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27
ACADEMITE.

A letter received here Tuesday
evening from Shawnee, Oklahoma,
brought the news that Mrs. Sally
Noalc has been quite i'll for the
past five weeks. She is a sister of
Mrs. VIM. H. Cord, of this place,
and Prof. Cord at once telegraph
cd for particulars. If she should
prove to be seriously sick, Mrs
Ireland, her mother, will at once
go to her bedside and nurse her.
Mrs. Neale taught in the academy
at this place for a short time few
years since, and has a host of
friends, all of whom will be glad
to hear of her speedy restoration
to health. Later.-She is better.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27
ACADEMY VOTES.


There will be five graduates in
June.
Remember the debate on the
evening a the 18th prox.
The music class is the beet there
has ever been in the academy.
Pro. james II. Swango Wax "a
welcome yisitor'at the home while
here last week. l
a. ID. Lacy and j. L. Salyer are
spending afew days at theirhome.
~ Magotlin county :. ......S. .s5.
p Chas. Duff has been compelled
to go to his home, in Montgomery
county, on account Of sore eyes.
~ Miss Lou starnper, Of French
burg, has enrolled and Is taking
the course in shorthand and music.
There il yet room for more
boarders at the home. Rooms
have been secured and Ell who
come can DO taken care Of. v.
K, S, DeBusk has commenced to
prepare to raise a crop. Verify,
too many of our young men have
to give up school TO raise crops.
The II. G. A. Y. p. S. G. Z. is
growing in interest and number of
members. The prayer meetings
orc held every Lords day at $50
p. NJ, in the Christian church.
The session will close June 3rl,
thus enabling pupils who purpose
to be examined for certificates on
the 9th and 9th of June, to reach
home in time for the examination.
Persons who want to enroll in
school should consult the princi-
pal, and not listen to reports about
the schools being crowded. Ample
room and attention will be given
to all pupils.
The last term of ten weeks will
hogin on Monday, March 30. At
that time the morning session will
begin at I o'clock and close at /.
The afternoon session will begin
at 2 o'clock and close at 4. All
pupils not reciting in the after
noon will study from : O'clock till
5 o'clock at the Homo.
ACADEMITE.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

John CLANCY, who has been in
the United States revenue service
since tho middle of last October,
last week resigned His place and
returned home. and says he wants
NO more in his'n, He don't like
the way the government treats its
prisoners, especially in shelbyvill6
iail, ana that is supposed.to be the
Immediate cause Of his retirement.
He,wauld have quit sooner but the
Observation-Disclosures .x.>, g
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

p a gentleman in this town, iu
speahing of tho trading transac-
tions Of H.. il. Pieratt, a few days
since remarked, lie beats any
man trading 1 ever saw. Why i
lie were TO find d horseshoe iii the
road lie would follow the man
riding the horse and trade him the
shoe for the animal.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Henry Pieratt on Saturday trad
ed hia cottage in this place to Miss
Mallie James for 46 acres OF land
lying on the waters Of Lacy creek
and $3.50 in money. The land y
said to DO worth $l0 per acre. lie
also purchased Of Mrs, Lou Day.
on Monday, q half-acro Of more q
ground IN the rear Of his Debnsk
property; consideration $lQO,
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Af tie celebration of Washing
tons birthday given by the pupils
of Jackson Collegiate Institute,
IIanan Gardner, Of Blue Mountain,
Miss, won tho w. r. Grant medal
for best dobater, and Miss Emma
Troy. Of Indian Fields, Ky, won
the J. X. Lemon modal FOR best
recitation.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Monroe Hnvens, who last week
went to Olympia, in Bath county,
to secure some desirable Informs
ton, returned home Friday thor
ghlyposted." He can tell You
all about ii.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

IF any of our subscribers have
included The Enquirer in their
subscription and failed to get it
they will please notify us 80 that
we can investigate.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Col. John P. Salyor says his sig
nature to the petition to Carlisle
in behalf of Blackburn was Il for
gerry, and he is red-hot over the
matter. %
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Willie l., Day, of Spencer, spent
from Sunday evening until Tues
day morning with the family Of
his parents at this place.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Nos. 2. and 4 arrive ard DEPART from "
& o. aept Lexington; anu from Freiebt
depot al Netherland.
Nos. and run Sundays OIL ~, y
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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Thousands have tested the great
building-up power of Hoods Sar-
saparilla and have found renewed
strength, vigor and vitality in its
usp
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

One of the twin girl babies of
Mr.. md Mrs. j. b. Hollon, Camp
ton, died yesterday morning, aged
about seven months. The cause of
death was some cerebral trouble.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

John Linicum's little child, who
was so badly burned at Elkatawa,
Breathitt county, on Saturday,
died Sunday after terrible suffer
ING.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Taylor Johnson, of Eel, has
rented the Mcclure farm below
town and will move to it Mt once.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Misses Eva Hord and Mamie
Bays paid The HERALD Office a
.nIeasant visit SATURDAY.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

N. l.. Ware, assisted by an eX-
pert brick maker from Tennessee,
will begin burning 100000 brick
kiln at this place as soon as the
weather will permit. AS this brick
maker is also an excellent mason
and plasterer, il is very likely that
Mr.. Ware will erect brick resi-
denea here.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Dr.. Taulbee was on Tuesday call
ed to Campton by telephone to see
Mrs.S. S. Combs, who was said to
be quite sick.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Charley Swango returned home
Saturday, presumably to remain
permanently. He was index clerk
in the land office during the in
cumbancyof his father as register.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Oscar Cecil and Charley Sample
last week purchased the old Char
lev Little farm on Lacy creek, so
acres, for $3.50 cash. This il con-
sidered one Of the best real estate
bargains IN the county, rs the land
laws we'll and has upon il good
apple orchard.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Misses Minnie Wallace and Re-
becah Woods paid us q pleasant
.rall Monday.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

e. +. Cecil on Monday bought a
yoke of cattle of John NJ. Rose
Weighing 1910 pounds for $50.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Quint Daniel, Of Eel was d yis-
itog here on Wednesday. @a..~
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

DR.. Andy Nickel is treating Miss
Martha Byrd, a daughter Of Jim
Byrd, Of Grassy, for asthma.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Mrs. Isabella Nickel, Of Lacy
creek, wife Of Marion Nickel, who
is III Missouri, has pneumonia, and
is quite i'll Dr. Andy Nickel, Of
this place, i attending her and
thinks She is slightlyon the mend.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Harrison Swango aud wife paid
i flying visit TO Pomeroyton, Men
Jefee county, on Monday. III
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

Many who are already using The
Hour made by the Hazel Green Mill
pronounce it frst-class.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27
|TME HERALD.
|ls,el Green HaarsaysS Happenings.

Ell. r. DeBusk returned from M.
sterling Monday.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-27

James H. Swango, who is teach
ing the select school at West lib
erty, came over last Thursday and
visited his fathers family until
Sunday, in the meantime making
hand in housing the ice crop.
He says he has d splendid school.