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The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
PREMIUMS
Awarded at the Sixth Fair
OF THE
FULTON COUNTY A. & M. A.
TUESDAY, SEPT. "a, 1872.

Best pounds spring butter. entries;
/ Mrs. W. B. McGehee, prem; Airs. j. W.
/ Mayes, certificate.
Best 5 pounds Fall butter, entries;
Mrs. o. W. Miles, prem; Mrs. W. d. Nc
! Gehee, certificate.
/ Specimen homemade cheese, Mrs. R. c.
Prather premium.
Five pounds honey, Mrs. 10 Clark, pre-
MUM; Mrs. L. W. White certificate.
Five pounds lard, Mrs. W. r. Mcdaniel,
prem Mrs. B. +. Easily, certificate
One gallon sorghum molasses, Mrs. S.
A. Komo, premium.
Blanket, all wool-Mrs c. P Lender.
premium.
Blanket, half wool-Mrs.sw. B. Niece
hce, prem; Mrs. S. F. Bowman, cert.
Cotton counterpaine, Miss Angehue
Boston, prem; Miss NJ. Lindsey, cert.
T Wool counterpaine, Mrs. W. b. McGe-
hee, premium.
Half wool coverlet, Mrs. c. P. Lender,
premium and certife ate.
Patched quilt Mrs. J. II. Dodds, prem;
Mrs l.. W White, certificate
Wool quilt. Mrs. d. Barnes, prem Mrs.
n. n Cowgirl, cert.
Painted bed spread Mrs. 5 B. Bowman,
premium.
silk quilt, Mrs L. W White, prem; Mrs.
3. D. Thomason, certificate.
Fly brush. Miss Annie Cowgirl, prem;
Mrs. L. w. White, certificate.
Five yards fine jeans, Mrs. W. f. Clark,
prem; Mollie Burns. certificate.
Coarse jeans, Miss Bette Burns, prem.
Sun bonnet, Mrs. J. 2. Mayheld, prem;
Mrs. J. c. Evans, certificate.
Neatest made calico dress, Miss Sophia
Curtin, premium
Wool carpet, Mrs. n. y. Cowgirl, prem.
Rag carpet, Mrs. 5. J. Noonan, prem;
Mrs. L. w White, certificate.
White linsey, Mrs. 5 J Noonan, prem
Mrs. L. W White, certificate.
Best aged buck, long wool, Jno. s. Fuqua,
prem; w. L. Alexander, certificate.
Best aged eve, long WOOL Juo. 5. Fuqua,
prem; j. g. McNurray. certificate.
Best buck under year old, long wool,
W. l. Alexander, premium.
Best eve under l year Old long wool,
Jno. s. Fuqua, prem; W. L. Alexander crt.
Best aged eve, short wool, W. l. Alex
ander, prem; o. D. Clark, certificate.
Best buck under wear old, short wool,
y. y. Cowgill, prem; c. 5. Harper, crt.
Best eve under l year old, short WOOL
n. n. Cowgirl prem; W L Alexander, ert-
Best buck of any age, w. L. Alexander,
prem; Jno. s. Fuqua, certificate.
Best eve of any age, Jno. S Fuqua,
prem; }. G. McMurray, crt.
Best eve and buck, W. L. Alexander,
prem; Jno. S. Fuqua, crt.
Specimen eombing wool W. L. Alexan-
der, prem; Jno- 5. Fuqua, crt.
Equestrianship by Misses under 10 years
old, Miss Minnie Harper, premi Miss Dora
Montgomery, crt.
Equestrianship by boys under Is years
old, Master Jimmie Dodds, prem; Master
Joseph Bushart, certificate.
Fastest racking or pacing horse, mare
or gelding, J. X. Brown, premi ". L. Alex
ander, certificate.
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1 Specimen open net work, miss Ad,
Buckner, prem; miss .EaRnie Cowgirl, crt
Specimen transfer work, miss Cora Vii
son, prem; miss Zerena SMarrs. certifcat e
Pair slippers, mrs. IT. C. Bailey, prem
miss Anna Cowgirl certificate. n
Specimen bead work, miss Mamie Cow.
gill, premium and ceftifIcate
Neatest made SHIRT b. lady, tnissi Low,
Landruni, prem; mrs. Mat ADAMS, cert
Neatest made shirt by miss under II
years, miss Matte Durham, prem and crt
I Neatest nude suit of clothes by lady
mrs. 5. "A. Noonan, prem and cert
Pair wooden hose, mrs. NJ. Z. Shuff, prm
mrs. c. W. nc Murray, cert.
Pair woolen J hose, mrs. VI. +. Shut
prem; mrs. Jno. ). Fuqua, cert.
Pair cotton hose, mrs. c. w. McMurray
prem; mrs. Bette Burns, cert.
Cotton hose, mrs. j. Ii. Montgomery,
prem; mrs. Bette Burns, cert.
Home made Balmoral, miss Molhe
Bugns, premium. e
Vest pattern, mrs. Mollie Burns, prem;
miss Bette Burns, cert.
Thoroughbred horse, Carter & McGe-
hee, premium.
| Thorough hbred mare Miles & Murphy,
prem; Hardin Maddox, cert.
Aged jack, Ed. Browder, prem; Louis
Roper, certificate.
Jack under I year cd, w. +. Dayie,
premium.
Aged jenny, W. F. Davie, premium.
Jennet under year old, W. +. Davie,
premium.
JACK of any .age, Ed. Browder, prem;
Louis Roper, cert.
JeRnet OF any age, W. f. Davie, prem.
Aged horse mules, w. l.. Alexander. Sr.,
prem; b. ~ Tull, cert
Horse mules 2 and years b. W. Tull,
prem, W. L. Alexander, Sr., cert.
Horse mule l year old and under ,,
Louis Roper, prem.
Horse mule under ! year old, J. IL.
Blair. prem; W. f. Noonan, cert.
Aged mare mule, ". d. johnson, prem;
5. J. Noonan. cert.
Mare mule and under 3 years A. J.
Roper, prem; mrs. L. +. Irvine, cert.
Mare mule year and under ,, \. II.
Scarce, prem; J. II. Blair, cert
Mare mule under l year old, Robert
Weatherspoon, prem; }. r. Hale, cert.
Best mule of any age, o. 2, Foster,
Henry CO., Tenn, prem; H. d. Johnson,
certificate.
Fastest trotting horse-mare or geld
ing. Robert Mcdonnell, prem.
Best gentleman and lady rider, mi SIS
Mamie Winston and mr.. X. 7. Tyler,
PREM miss Julia Carpenter, and J. W.
Brown, cert.
Equestrianship by married men, Jno.
W. Cowgirl, prem; Ike Il. Walton, cert.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

GRAND LoDGE-The next meeting
of the Grand Lodgd has been changed
from Louisville to Frankfort, by the
Executive Committee. Louisville went
back on the proposition, to entertain
the delegates free. during the session,
and therefore the necessity of this
change. This speaks we'll for the cit
izens of Frankfort, but it looks "blue"
on Louisville, as if the Whisky ring"
was in the ascendant. Hickman Lodge
has determined to sendA representa-
tive to the Grand Lodge, and we hope
to be there to see.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
THIRD DAY

Half bushel irish potatoes, mrs. lucy
Irvine, prem; John Kestner, certificate
Half bushel sweet potatoes, J. Hakomo
prem: J w German. certificate.
Peck beets, Sam Komo, prem Millaro
Shaw, certificate.
Peck parsnips, mrs. E Komo, prem; II
II. Wilson, certificate.
Peck onions, mrs. O. d. Clark, pre- IN
mrs. Pope Henry, certificate
Peck tomatoes, John kestner, premi mrs
Z. Komo, certificate.
Gal. onion sets from seed, mrs. T. komo
premium. -
Gal. onion setts from top, miss Bette
Burns, prem; mrs. f. KomO, certificate.
Display garden products, John Kestner
prem; mrs T.. Komo, certificate.
Half busheI white wheat, .. ID. Clark,
prem; w. II. Curtin, certificate
Half bushel read wheat, o. ID. Clark
prem; J. Fl. Komo, certificate.
Half bushel oats, Sam Komo, premium
Half bushel rye, S. J. Noonan, premium
J. II. Montgomery, certificate.
80 years bread corn, o. ID. Clark, prem
A. II. Scarce, certificate.
so ears stock corn, Jno- s. Fuqua, prem
O. ID. Clark, certificate.
Bale Timothy hay, mrs. h. Shuff, prm
Isreal Clark, jr., certificate.
10 lbs leaf tobacco, w. f. Thomas, prem
Sam Komo, certificate
pumpkins, D. d. Burnett premi II. II
Wilson, certificate
Silk embroidery, mrs. II. G. Bailev. prm;
miss Anna Cowgirl, certificate.
Worsted embroidery, mrs. ". 7. Buck
ner, prem; mrs. Pope Herron, certificate,
Linen embroidery, miss Drew McGaw,
prem; mrs. Jack Rogers, cert.
Cotton embroidery, mrs. Pope Herron,
prem mrs. ". s. Jones, certificate.
Fancy hat or bonnet, miss Anna. Rose,
prem; mrs. u. Z. Rose certificate.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

SIGSs OF rHE ZODIAC philosopher in
the west, grown into admiration Of the
Cherry Pectoral, writes DR.. Ayers for in
structions under which sign he shah be
bled, which blistered, and which vomited
and under which he shall take Ayers Pills
for affection of the liver also under
which sign his wife should commence to
take the Sarsaparilla for her ailment. lie
adds that lac already knows 10 wean his
calves under Taurus, change his pigs in
Scorpio, cut his hair in Aries, and soak
his feet in Pisces or Aquarius as their
condition requires.
Schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and
visit Mr.. Ham when you get there
Lc,rsH Duly Telrs
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w oo1 w anted !
HIGHEST market price paid for Wool, a
IL -Fmay1S-tf1 J. AMBERGS.

THE GREAT HoRsE.-The great
Kentucky race horse, hongfellow, was
at Louisville last week and attracted
universal admiration. He was taken
back to Lexington last Monday, and
was carried to tie race course, that the
thousands gathered there might behold
him. The Lexington Observer and
Reporter, noticing this fact, remsrks
that "a single cheer hera.ded his ap-
proach and then all rushing down
from the stand gathered on the track
aud watched him in breathless silence.
The hum of conversation ceased as all
concentrated their eyes and thoughts
on the noble stallion. He came up
limping slightly, yet with that elastic
proud step and arching neck, which
became him so well in days gone by.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

PERsoNAL.-Mr.C c. w. Greene, edi-
tor of the Farmers Advocate, and
Secretary of the West Tenn. A. 4 NJ.
Association, Jackson, Tenn, is in at
tendance at our County Fair. Also,
our worthy friend Bob. Summers, of
the Columbus Dispatch. Rumor says,
Bob. is attending ''fair one of Full
ton" with much more interest than tie
Fulton Fair.
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Extra Special Notice

Beware of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been eounterfeited, and the
coun terfeiter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. J ohm
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. Dr.
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
LWre and sell the original john Smith $
fonie syrup or Louisville ny. TX Nstuiue
well the label on each bottle. II my pr.-
vate stamp i not on the bottle, do NOT pur-
chase, or you will be deceived. See my
column advertisement, and my show card.
| will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smith ToUic
Syrup can only be prepared by myself.
The publics servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Louisville Ky.
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Great BARGAINS ]

5000 White Lindsey Shirts, Scots each.
1000 Gray Flannel Shirts, T5cts each
1000 pair Gray Blankets, very low
2500 Cavalry Jackets, 81 so each.
large variety of other governmen
goods. Every body should cali and ex
anime them.
sept2S-4w. J. II. PLAUT & BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

OUE friends, Millet & Roulhac, are
now in receipt of splendid stock of
Fall aud Winter goods. John Millet
is conceded one Of the best buyers ever
in Southern Kentucky, aud the public
would favor themselves by calling and
examining early.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
p RAILROAD AND LrvEE SPEAKING

q RAILROAD AND LEvEE SPEAKING
We are authorized to announce that
there will be public speaking at Camp
BELLS school house, Sassafras ridge, on
Thursday, Oct. 3rd., in the interest of
the proposed ievee and railroad from
Hickman to the highlands of Madrid
Rend. We trust the friends of the
enterprise will assist in the publication
OF this appointment, and secure as large
an attendance as possible.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

New York, Sept. 23.-Specials from
London state there is no abatement to
the spread of the cholera in RoumaDia
The nature of the plague is epidemic
in the extreme, and it is feared will
spread over the entire country. Ten
thousand already have died from the
disease.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

The Bible says "the love of money
is the root of all evil, >" but experience
and observation says, the love of whis
Ky is the trunk aud branches of all
evil. Beware Of these two loves, es
pecially the latter, as it covers the most
ground.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

The Graves county fair commences
at Mayfeld, on Tuesday, October 29th,
and continues four days. This is the
first fair for Graves county, and their
premium list is a very liberal one.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

DYER County FArR-A compli-
me9tary ticket informs US that Dyer
County Fair eemmency October 10,
and continues five days.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

AN immense pile driver he's been
erected on car at Padueah, for the
Padueah and Memphis r. r.. which
will be used in the lowlands to drive
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
Temperance Department.

A. ID. KINGMAN, will deliver lee
ture on Temperance, at Reel Foot
Church, near Juo. Cloars, on the night
of the 9th of October.
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THE HICKMAN ( COURIER,
SATURDAY, SEPT. %, 1872
For Congress.

We are authorized TO announce Col. Jso.
MARTIN, Sr-, Of McCracken county, late
editor Of the Paducah Kentuckiaa, as a can
didate TO represent the people of this the
First Congressional District in the next
Congress of the United States
We are authorized to announce, Col.
Edward Grassland, of Graves county. as a
candidate for reelection in this (the First
district, composed of Ballard, Galloway,
Marshall. McGracken, Graves, Hickman,
Fulton, Trigg, Livingston. Lyon, Caldwell
and .Crittenden,. - aaesss :
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Yeas'andtYeighS II j


es and eruptions, purify your blood by
taking DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery.
Yeas'andsyeighS horses could
make themselves understood ia human
language, they would signify by a uni-
versal Yea, their assent TO the state
ment that the Mustang Lnincnt is the
best remedy extant for all these external
ailments, and by most phatic Neigh!
show their displeasure at every attempt
to use any other preparation IN its stead q.
Ever since its introduction al ST. Louis
at the close Of the Mexican War, in 1912
ii has proved signal blessing TO horse
and man-curing, with absolute certainty
and wonderful despatch, such equine dis
eases SPAWN, ringboue, poll evil
scratches, hoofale, &c, aud relieving and
finally removing the painful affections
which attack the muscles, sinews and ex-
ternal glands of human beings. II j.
fact beyond contradiction that for all in
jurics or complaints Of man or quadrupeds
to which an external remedy is applicable,
the Mustang Liniment is preferable 10
every OYER a
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Machinery, Farming Implements, Etc

~~s@~~@~-%~- = - @-~~-4 49, %~~~~~AS~ ~ AMNe
that we 'hink our people demand or use
We arc also Agents for various
FACTORIBS,
and can procure these articles ON the bee
terms.
We are determined ~ make q speciality
OF this business, believing that We know
the great need Of our people for these labor
saving FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 70 en-
able us TO make something more than a
mere living rs farmers, etc.
B.sy- " G are prepared TO order Machinery
from any part of the United States.
gsls-- Also, we arc agents for our popular
Hickman Wagons, Plows, etc, made by
Hertweck, Baltzer * Co.
We viii, as heretofore, keep on hand a
general assortment Of MERCHANDISE in our
line, which We viii sell at the very lowest
possible cAsu RATES.
Having just completed our large and
commod Gus Produce and Machinery Ware
house, we are now prepared 10 handle any
kind Of produce for shipment, or sale IN
our market.
We thank our friends for their liberal
patronage in the past, and will try TO merit
n continuance OF the same in the future.
TERMS Iosllreiy cash or is egnioalelf.
POWELL x BRO.
Hickman, KY, June -, 1872
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RELIeIous.-Rey. Geo. f. Rogers,
probably the oldest Methodist minister
in the United States-having been in
service sixty yesrs-will preach at the
Methodist Church, sunday and Sun
day uight.
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3lrlr Adrrrtisenltnts.
ROYAL INSURANCE co,
OF LIVERPOOL.
Capital, $IO,OOO,OOO Gold.

Losses Paid Widtow Discount
Office Of Ohio Falls Car Works. Jaly >, 1872
hessrs. Barbee & Castieman, Genera} Agepts
Royal InsurGtce Company, Lonisritle, KY
Gents Now that our losses BY FIRE of
20th Of March are adjusted aud paid, we
must express to you our appreciation of
the settlement made so promptly BY The
Royal, being fhe only Company out of
FORTY-NINE that paid IN full, without
DEDU CTI0N or DISCOUNT.
Yours, respectfully.
W. CREIGHTON, Sec. and Treas.
JOHN A WILSON, Agent at Hickman,
Kentucky.
Office in Walkers Drug Store, Clinton
Street. Mr.. W. II. Walker, will attend to
and receive all applications IN my absence.
sept7
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

V1OR Men and Boys wear we have a
full line of Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shirts, &c, &c,
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

NOsIE AND EXAMINE our New Stock
of Shawls. Skirfs, Hats Shoes, Rib
bons. Lace Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.,
sc, at RICE s. BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

. Our MARKEr.-We are authorized
to quote first class quality of wheat at
81 so.
Our other market quotations are IN
changed, and owing to the crowd of
matter are omitted this week.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
Beech Wood Seminary
Kentucky
Hickman,

Hickman, Kentucky.
ETNHE Fourth Session OF this institution
will commence
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I'd, 1872.
TERMS per session Of 5 months or
school weeks:
Tuition per session months OF 20
weeks, spelling, first lessons In
reading, writing, &c.................. $i2.t
Advanced reading, mental arithme-
tic, first lessons in geography and
written arithmetic. ic.....................S .Sl5.O
English Grammar, Advanced Geog-
raphy, Written Arithmetic, first
lessons in Philosophy and Compo-
SltiOn. - q
Algebra and the higher Mathemat-
ics and Natural Sciences......... 20 q
Ancien aud Modern Languages...... 25 4
Music including use of fPiano.......-. 30 =
Contingent tax to each pupil..-..-..
No deduction exceptin case Of protracte
sickness. Pupils charged from time OF CT
trance.
Tuition due one-half at middle OF SCI
sion; other half at close Of sumo.
JOHN w COWGILL Principal, "a
Mas. MARY II. CowcILL, Assistant
july l3-tf
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

A MONG the numerous articles on the
n IS and 30 cent counters, we have
Lace and Hem Stitched HandkerchiefE.
Jet and Tortoise Shell Jcwelry.
Fine Soaps and PeTfumeries-
Pocket-Boolzs, Cutlery, &c, &c,
RICE s BRO.
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TD.To WILLIAM FRENZ for all kinds
NJ of School and Blank Books. Sold by
retail IT publishers prices. TO dealers, at
ST. Louis or Cincinnati wholesale prices.
Send orders to Vim. Frenz, Hickman, KY.
4 tTtif stne Of Stationery al losr prices Arrays
on hind. anglo.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

TIVE finest stock Of Hair goods ever
brought to this market
seDt2S-2w j. H. PLAUT s. BRO
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

Z AIDES COTTON HOSE, 10 cts. pair.
& Hem Stitched Handkerchief, 10 cts.
a piece. at RICE & BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
WANTED!

THVERY lady to examine our fine Silk
- Poplins at 65cts, selling elsewhere at
81 CO.
sept2s-2w j. H. PLAOT, s BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

UToOL AND WOOL ROLLS Wanted, by
w .iune22-tf j. II. PLAUT & BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

kIELED-A young man by the name
of Cox, from near Clinton. KY, was
killed at Moscow, Wednesday night,
by the cars running over him. His
body was cut in two. He is said to be
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
# good family

WE acknowledge a polite invitation
and free ticket received from A. II.
Trimble, Esq, the President, to attend
the Paducah and McCracken County
Fair, to be held October 18th, 10th,
17.h and 18Th. IS72.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Marker.

New York Marker.
NEW YORK, Sept %.
Gold.-The gold market frmer; clo-
sing at 1133a1135 ...
Cotton higher with a good export
demaud, niddling uplands lS3c.
General Market-Flour lower, Sc
15a11 %. Grain quiet and unchanged.
Coffee, Rio 141al74c gold.
Sf. LOufs Market.
ST. LouIs, Sept. %.
Flour steady and demand moderate
Wheat dull and lower, No. . spring
81 Pal %. Other grains unchanged.
Bacon quiet, shoulders &c, clear rib
sides L Z, clear sides l2
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Latest n oveIty.
Come and see it.
Just opened lAt iA
Ready for inspection.
% cent. Counter,
80 cent. Counter, at
RICE & BRO.
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GEEELEY HATS,
nv = y btbO-

BERxARD's Chill Cure acts on the liver
and bowels. Bernard's Chill Cure con-
tains nothing injurious.
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

Aged boar, Jno. S. Fuqua, prem Israel
Clark, certificate.
Aged stallion, Foster & Lovelace GIen-
ry county, Tenn, prem; wilkins & Scott,
(Obion county, Tenn, cert.
Aged mare, j. IT, Holloway, mississippi
county, No, } prem; Jno. S. Fuqua, cert.
Mare 9 years and under years, DR..
Alexander, prem.
Mare 2 years and under 3, jeff. Alex
ander, premium.
stallion of any age. Foster Loyeface,
Henry county, Tenn, prem; wilkins
Scott. (Obion, certificate.
Mare of any age. J. II. Holloway,t Mis-
sissippi county, No. prem; JEFF. Alex
ander, certificate.
Handsomest boquet, John Kestner, pre-
MUM; Hiss Eva Drewrys cert
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28

The FIRST Graves County Fair com
mences on the 10Th proximo, and con
tinuesifours days. e.s
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II. C.. BAILEY,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
PROVISIONS


And everything usually kept in Grocery
Store, by Wholesale or Retgil.
HTNTUCKT STREET HICKMAN, KY
1NHANKFULto my friends for the liberal
Il patronage bestowed on me for the last
ten years, would solicit continuance of
the same, my motto IL quick sales and small
profits, dealing with all alike, and shall
keep full and complete stock always on
hand, and viii furnish
GROCERIES,
either by Wholesale or retail, as cheap as
any other house in our city. | will give
in exchange for all kind of produce, and
invite competition with my neighbor mer-
chants. and ask all to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
TO all that owe me. must say, they must
pay, as l wish TO buy for cash exclusively,
and shal! adhere strictly hereafter 10 the
cash system, believing it to be best for all
parties.
febj
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81. Lonts MARKET.
uen,nhIs Mari.ef.
New Orleans MarIeet.

MEMPHIS. Sept. %.
Cotton in fair demand but at full
prices, middling 173a17ic.
New Orleans Market,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. %
Cotton market active, good ordinary
17gc, low middling 17Bc. middling
Isle. Corn quiet, white Gle. Hay
quiet, at S23 Sugar frmer, fair to
fully fair, 10fa11fc. Coffee quiet, II
a18c gold.
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SECOND DAY

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Pair turkeys, Mrs. N. Adams, premium
Mrs. Israel Clark, certificate.
Pair chickens, Mrs. II. Z. Wayne, prem
91rs. O Wayne, certificate
Pair ducks, j. H. Komo, premium Diel
Alexander certificate.
Pair tame geese, Willie Dodds, prem
Matt Adams, certificate.
Pair wild geese, Allison Clark, prem
Bridal cake, Miss Pauline Overtou, prm;
Mrs. Jas. A. Overton, certificate.
Sponge cake. Mrs. NJ. J. Lunsford, prem
Miss Mamie Cowgirl, certificate.
Jelly cake, Mrs. c. 5 Harper, prem
Miss Mamie Cowgirl certificate.
Wheat bread, Mrs. II. H. Wilson, prem
Mrs. II. \. Tyler, certificate.
Corn bread Mrs. d. F. Easily, prem
Mrs. w. 7. Noonan, certificate.
Plate biscuit, Mrs. \. c. Coffee, prem
Hrs. H. II. Wilson, certificate.
Baked ham, Hrs. E. Conner, prem hrs.
J. s. Fuqua, certificate.
Roast turkey, Nrs. B. F. NcGehee. prm;
Mrs. II. c. Bailey, certificate.
Half bushel dried apples, Hrs. J. J. Ne
Murray, prem; Mrs. Jack Rogers, cert.
Half bushel dried peaches, Hrs. 5. B.
Bowman, prem; Mrs. o. b. Clark, cert.
Sour pickles, .Hrs. Lunsford, premj Mrs.
C. s Harper, certificate.
Sweet pickles, mrs. W. 7. Noonan, prem;
miss ". a. Lunsford, certificate
Bottle catsup, miss Anna Cowgirl, premi
mrs. J. K Murphy, certificate.
Bottle cordial, mrs. J. \. OVerton; prem;
mrs. Tom Dillon. certificate
Jar preserves, mrs. W. II. Gardner prmi
mrs. o. d. Clark, cert
Jar Jelly, mrs. o. d. Clark, prem mrs.
Jack Rogers, certificate
Brandy peaches, mrs. Ben Ramage pre-
MUM and certificate
Can fresh peaches, mrs. c. :. Harper,
prem; mrs. II. j. Lunsford, certificate
Can tomatoes, mrs. Ben Ramage, prem
miss Jennie Komo, certificate.
Can Strawberries, Mrs. Ben. Ramage,
premium.
Can fresh blackberries, Miss Mamie
Cowgirl, prem; Miss Alice Komo, cert.
Can fresh corn, Mrs. H. II. Wilson, pre-
MUM; Miss Alice komO, cert
Bottle wine, Mrs. Ben. Ramage, prem;
Mrs. J. H. Dodds, certificate.
Two gallons cider, II. II. Wilson, premi
Mat Adams, certificate
Aged boar, JnO. 5. Fuqua, premi Israel
Clark, certificate.
Aged SOW, W /. Alexander, Sr., pre-
misnn and certificate
Boar under Il and over 8 months, w.
L. Alexander, Sr., premium.
Sow over and under II months, w. i.
Alexander, Sr. prem; 7. E. Gleeson, cert.
Pair pigs under months, w. L. Alex
ander, Sr., premium.
Boar of any age, W. I. Alexander, ST.,
prem; Israel Clark, cert.
Sow of any age, I. Z. Gleeson, prem;
W. L. Alexander, Sr., certificate.
Best boar and sows, W. L. Alexander,
Sr., premium
The Hickman courier., 1872-09-28
Facts! Facts Facts !! F..
HORACE GREELEY,
Our next President.
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at RICE < BRO.

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