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The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
4 Drumken Father

Reader, did you ever think what
dagger you plunged into that little
sensitive chf1d's heart, by saying to
him, you have i drunken faiher.' Ii
nQt, think for u moment what would
be your feelings, if iellow-ereature
would say to you, your father, brother
or son is a thief, and Is now au inmate
Of The peniteu!iary for his crime.
That child is no more responsible for
having drunken father, than are you
for the act which would consigu Jour
relative within the prison walls. Not
one half as much so, for some of you
sell the vile stuff that makes the drunk
ard, and others encourage moderate
dram drinking, without which drunk
ards would not be lnade-while others
withhold their influence aud example
from a reformation, which has for its
object the bauishing of drunken fathers
from our land.
Kind reader, examine Yourself aud
see, if you are not encouraging prac-
tice worse than robbery of goods, one
that robs helpless wives aud innocent
children of all happiness, and casts
stigma on their pure and spotless char
acters, one that robs society of its vir>
tue, ,Gud Heaven of an immortal soul.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30


TIE CoTroN "ScRArcH"
cEpENTEp REcEfPrs-BANxsNo FAS
crLIrIEs DEMAEDED.-The unprece-
dented large receipts Of cotton at Hick
man this sesson has brought many Of
our business men to severe scratch
to handle il, and makes the demand
for banking facilities apparent to every
one. The market may be described as
gorged' on Wednesday last, the re
ceipts being much larger than eur 6nsu
cial capacity to handle, aud hence
large quantity dad to be shipped on
account. This is q circumstance in
trade which has not happened here be
fore for many years, and We beg for
facilities to prevent its recurrence.
The cash demanded in handling cotton
this season is beyond the expectation
of buyers, and the tkrdy returns by
express for shipments, obstructs trade,
aud will necessarily force buyers to a
close scratch" as on Wednesday last
We need, aud absolutely must have, a
banking house, to remedy these diff
culties. A banking capital of $780,,
600 could find quick and eager en-
ployment right here, and st an excel
lent per cent. Our buyers, and es-
pecially our cotton buyers, must have
such facilities, or our now daily IN
creasing cotton trade, will be injured,
r4nd perhaps finally attracted to other
markets. In Psducah, where We are
told by disiuterestsd parties, trade is
not proportionately half as good as at
Hickman, they have three or four
banks, aud all paying we'll. Should
these facts not stimulate the establish
meut Of bank here. There are those
of our citizens, MT engaged in com
merciul business, who have surplus cap
ital, aud we beg them to unite their
means, and procure for US, tho estab>
lishment of u national bank.
We are glad to state that our buy
ers arc all Vn their feet again, with ple-
thoric pockets Of greeubacks, and are
still diving into cotton at the highest
market quotations.
What would Hickman be without
this cotton trade. Our dry goods aud
grocery houses are thronged, day and
we may say night, with traders from
Obion, Dyer, Weakley, Gibson, Crock
ct, Lake aud few from as far south
as Lauderdale, who come here to ex
change their cotton for merchandise.
One grocery merchant informs Us that
he had 10 treble the stock he anticipa
ted this season, aud still the trade
comes. Our town must hold this trade,
which she can. Our produce buyers
mus, not be hampered for means, which
they would not. if we had good bank
ing house here. We have heard that
capital will seek capital Investments,
aud we are certain that the field is now
open IN the establishment of bank.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
olenphis eonTerence.

The Memphis Methodist Annual Con
ference. recently assembled at Somer
vile, Tenn, made the following ap
poiutmcnts Tor what is known as th,
Dresden Disdrict, for the ensuing cou.
ference year:
Dresden District. II. Witt, r. z.
Dresden Station-Mr. Walker.
Dresden Circuit. NJ. Spence.
Hickman Station-W' .. Littlej0hn.
hickman Circuit-w. H. Frost.
Madrid Bend Circuit-L. G. Watkins.
; Union City, Tenn, and FULTON, Ky
Mir. Rogers.
RichIand Circuis-P. ByHun and Mr..
Adkerson-
Cottage Grove Circuii--E. D. Pluuner.
Boydsville Circuit-Sim?sou Weaver.
Mckenzie. z. Beck.
Murray Circuit--B. 5. Peoples.
Troy Circuit-Thos. Hall.
Obion Mission-w. Sellers.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

A little girl OF ten years, daughter
of Mr.. William Hicks, of Gibson
County, was burned to death few
days ago at Mr.. Anderson Blacks, her
grandfather, in Carroll. Her mother,
with one or two other ladies, were in
the house, while the children were iu
the kitchen by the FIRE. The little
girls clothing took FIRE, when in her
terror she started to run. The women
pursued, and finally caught her and
extinguished the FIRE, but not until the
unfortunate little girl WAS SO shock
iugly burned that after two or three
days suffering she died.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
A Denial.

Editor Hickman CoHrier-SIR:-
Being one of the sterner sex. am not
likely to be "douA to death 10y slander-
Gus tongues" yctI am reasonable sus-
ceptible 20 the malignant influence of
calumny, and have reasonably strong
objection to being made its victim.
The consciousness of my own limo
ccnce is very consVliug. but | coufess
to desire to share the knowledge with
my neighbors, and, knowing your lib
eral theories as to the mission of 4
newspaper, l invoke your powerful aid
in diffusing it. To come TO the point,
some person, to me unknown, has
spread report about me, emiuentIy
calculated to disturb injuriously my
social and business relations in the
community said report being to this
effect: that [, before the presidential
election, in company with Squire Nay
lor's sous, rode about the country
soliciting votes amoug the negroes.
declare this report lie. and its origi-
nator liar. never rode hundred
yards with any Que of Squire Naylor 5
sons-I never solicited vote from an y
man. white or black, in my life.
Yours respectfully,
c. J soLoMos.
Jordan Station, KY, Nov. 23, 1872
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Poor Ola BrovvnIo,v.

Washington Telegram y. Y. Herald
1t is freely asserted by friends aud
supporters of the Administration that
the late third-term letter of Senator
Brow ulow gives great offcnce to the
President, as being wholly foreign TO
his personal feelings aud Incompatible
with his respect Tor the great party
which has elevated him Tor the sec
oud aud last time to the highest place
in tie Government The PresIdeut
was not disposed 10 attach sSxcuILsx.
quence 10 the letter, Cotnfh scS1e
of the physical iufrmiiies aud mental
vagHries of the Tennessee Senator aud
the too ready abasemsnt OF native
Southern politicians Of the dominant
school But the manner iu which the
matter has been taken up by many
Journals aud public mru OF both sides
elevates the latter to the rank of Al
annoyance to the subject if not to the
author Of the epistle.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
w. =. McCutchen
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL GROCER
Hickman, ky.

avn now receiving a heavy stock OF
all kinds Of
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

A NEW PAPER-The colored peo-
pie OF Kentucky have commenced the
publication OF u newspaper at Louis
Vile, called The Planet, which they au-
uouuce is for the moral, social, aud ed
cational improvement of their race,
and to be entirely devoid of political
biss. If the programme laid down Is
adhered to, which we are apprehensive
will not be the case, this publication
will meet with sympathy aud encour
ayement from whites as we'll IS blacks.
The first number is good, and we con
Tess TO have read it with unusual in
terest.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
To buy goods at low prices,
Go without fail 10 RICE'S.

4 HUMAN FIEND CAuGHr AMI
JAILEp.-Sunday week last, near
Eaton. Gibson county. Steam Giveus,
colored, committed terrible outrage
upon little white girl aged twelve
years, who at the time, was on her way
to school. Hearing Of the outrage,
the neighbors offered reward for the
Villains arrest, aud started In search,
which proved futile. Thursday night
last. Mr.. B. II. Welch Captured Givens,
while hid in Moody's livery stable at
Trenton, and the excitement was very
strong against the brute, who was lodg-
ed in jail that night, aud carried next
day to Eaton to be identified by his
victim and undergo preliminary trial,
the result Of which We have not ascer-
tanned.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
New Orleans Market
Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE,

HICKMAN COURIER OFFtCE,
Saturday, November 80, 1872.
CORN-shelled 373c ear 30.
COTTON-We quote at IG4 to III.
WHEAT-Sl 3Oal 60.
MEAL-From wagons At Doc.
RUTTER-Fresh, 20 TO 25c per lb.
POULTRY. ETC.-Young Chickens,
- 70 to , so per dozen. Old from i 5Oa
CO. Eggs, l23c per dozen.
WOOL-65 to 75cts. 10. tub washed.
GENSING-70a75c per pounI.
Salty car load. bushel 50 90;
oy retail 25. 26O lbs, barrel by car load
- -, by retail 81 90.
PLOWS-Hertmick, BaltEer & Cos
Steel Plows, No. l, s. 90 No, 2, 20 !;
No. 3, $40; No. /, IL. BY the lot not
less than u dozen
wAGONS-Hertwick, Baltzer & Cos
make 23xSl inch. (light two horsel thin
BILE skein. ST 90; Sx9 inch, medium }
thiInble skein $50 90; 34xlO inch, (heavy)
thimble skein, $S5 90; sKs inch, tmedi-
UNI iron axle. $50 "; l3xlO inch, (hcavy)
iron axle, S93 90.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Business.

I'VE mean business" is the popular
motto in Hick man this season. Every
thing looks lively, and is lively. The
streets are daily crowded with wagons
loaded with cotton, and as conss-
quence the dry goods aud grocery
housnS are crowded with buyers. Our
e, without. eSaggeratiou, is far lar
90 4 !. tiilzfsE I, than anticipated BY
snF sa kuine business men, aud
st,dild one of the OLD days Of l854-5
<.ar 5erehsnts are pursuing an sner'
gesie-lib course both in buying and
Hing. aud they are now reaping the
lPkesults of their work
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

DICK Moss, Esq, OF Clinton, reports
that ancient village in n hourishing
condition, four hundred railroad hands
now employed there giving everything
lively appearance. Hurra for Clin-
ton. This historic little place don t
bank much on the COURIER, ucyerthe-
less We shall never neglect an oppor-
tunity to put in good word or wish
for cassie old Clinton.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
PRESIDENT GRANT ON CIVIL RIGHTS

PRESIDENT GRANT ON CIVIL RIGHTS
in reply TO delegation of negroes
from Philsdelphia, who asked the
President to-day to recommend u new
civil rights bill like Summers, the Prcsi-
dent replied as follows: "1eutlemen
of the League-In your desire to OBJ
tain all the rights of citizens l fully
sympathize. That you should have
what other citizens have, I know; aud
| wish that every man in the United
States would staud In all respects alike.
1t must come. A ticket on 4 railroad
or other conveyance should eutitle you
to all that it does other men; l wish il
to be so. l think, gentlemen, your
very earnest recommendation, however,
belongs more properly to the next Ad-
ministration. All citizens undoubted-
ly in all respects should be equal. Gen.
tlemen, / thank you for the compli-
ment you have paid me-" The mem
bers of the delegation then shook
hands with the President aud retired,
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Extra Snac;al Not;ca

Beware of Counterfeitsl Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeitcd, and the
coun.erfeiter brought TO grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. J John
Bulls private stamp ON each bottle. Dr.
John Bull only has the right to manuflc-
ture and sell the original John Smith )
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. TX anime
we'll the label on each bottle. Ii my pri-
yate stamp is 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 Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only he prepared by myself
The public servant,
DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, KY.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
Gold-The gold market was dull to-
day at from ll23 to 1l2s. closing NJ
1929.
Cotton-Cottou market lower but
more active. niddling uplsnds l94c.
General Market-Flour more active,
IS 90all 90. Whea, opened frruer
but closed quiet. Corn in moderate
export demand with prices steady.
Coffee, Rio l5ale4c.
W louis Market.
Sr. Louis, Nov. @e.
Cotton market quiet aud unchanged,
low middling l81s18lc. Flour firm
with moderate demand, superfue
81 25a5 90, extra So 25a5 65. Wheat,
only small lots sold. Coru 30e Ou the
eastern track. Bacon, nothing doing.
Memphis Market.
MEdrHis. Nov. %.
Cotton market higher, low middling
Isle Flour St 25a9 ST., Corn 50a
5lc. Bulk meats, shoulders 43c, clear
sides 74s7f
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %.
Cotton msrken easier, low middling
l88c, middliug l9bc. Corn, the mar
ket is weak, mixed 59c, yellow 6Oc.
white Gle. Bacon, the market is dull
aud prices are lower ut sic, 94c and Zoe
Hay is dull aud Gwer, prime 525, choice
S2S.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Buckingham's Dye.
EoR TaE waISKERS.

As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs, We have prepared TINS
dyo, in one preparation which VII
quickly and ctfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied;
and produces color which wlll
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by r. p. HALL. & co.,
NASHUA, Nh
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

TIE continued jam of wagoas ON
Kentucky Street, especially at the cor
ner Of Clinton is pleasant sight, never
theless the trade could be just IS well
served, if the Marshal wo1id see that
pass-way is kept open. There are
times when it is difficult for even a
pedestrian to squeeze through.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
DarSvInISn Proved True by
NEAIl enattcs.

NA
100 barleycorns make drink.
drinks make u drunk.
3 drunks make reel.
. reels mike novice,
Is novices make Darwiuism.
Que of the strongest evidences ad
duced by Darwin of the truth of the
theory that man belongs eesSha- same
species rs the moukey.>G founded up
on man as viewed III drunken state.
Darwin assumes that when man is
drunk, that he acts naturally-all re-
strlints of society and education are
thrown off-and he appears as be
really il, monkxy-ehattering aud
gibbering without seuse--grinning and
laughing without cause, and crouchiug
down IL some unseen or hidden corner.
\ lovely view !!
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
HOLIDAY Goods

4 II. DAVIS, is just in receipt of one
81 OF the largest and best selected stock
OF Books and Stationary ever offered in
Western Kentucky. Many Of these goods
are appropriate for; and were purchased
to meet the demands Of the approaching z
holidays. He has also large and COM
plete assortment of Notions, Toys, Fine
Works, SC Liberal discounts Will be
given TO dealers who buy to sell again.
Send orders 10 J. H. DAVIS,
nov23 Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

A MONG the numerous articles on the
"A 70 and 30 cent. counters, We have
Lace and Hem Stitched Handkerchiels.
Jet and Tortoise Shell Jcwelry.
Fine Soaps and Perfumeries.
Pvckst-BOoks, Cutlery, Sc, &c,
RICE a. BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

Moscow, KY, Nov. q 1879
Mr.. EDIroR: The Horse disease
catarrh epiden ic, has made its ap-
pearance in this town, this evening
Il is passing west aud south. Please
warn the people that they may prepare
their stock aud stables for the Same,
There are several cases in this place
Yours truly, l.. Is.
N. b. Several cases are also. reported
at Fulton Station, in this county.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

RELIGIoUs.--Rev. VIM. b. Little
john, the newly appointed Methodist
minister at this station. will preach his
introductory sermon, Sunday. Dec. 10
Nye understand that he Is q young min
ister Of as fue reputation as belong,
10 the Conference. pleasing speaker
aud i popular favori,e where known
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

The City Council OF Columbus, KY,
Has passed q resolution, that said city
will provide for its own poor5 and
therefore the County Court Of Hiek-
man is forbidden to levy or collect any
county lcyee or poll tax from the in
habitauts of said city In other words
Columbus proposes to set up as au in
dependent poor house.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

TnE only temperance railroad in the
United States, indeed. in the world
il said to be the Marietta aud Pittsburg
railroad, running from Marietta to
Cam bridge, distance Of fifty niue miles
Every officer aud employe Of the road
is-l practical temperance man, and NOT
a single fatal accident has ever occurred
upon it since it was opened. This
is suggestive as far as it goes; and il
goes fffy-uiue miles.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

TNROM THE UNDERSIGNED. one mile
south Of Moscow. about the goth of
September one Yellow Mouse Colored
MARE MULE, years old last spring.
about ii hands high, and well broke TO
work. Name. tail and legs about the
same color of the body. No further marks
remembered. | will give $50 for her re-
turn. or information which will lead to
my getting her.
At W. ". WEBSTER.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Taknn LIN

A a STRAY. by John a. Sloan, living
"a three miles Southeast Of Hickman.
on the Dresden road in Fulton county
Ky. on It's 2Sth day of October last, ONE
SORREL MARE, aged about ten years,
having a dim white spot in forehead, Il
small white spot behind left ear, maue off
looks TO have been cut off with knife J,
a little white on right hind foot some
collar marks, shol before and about six
teen hands nigh, bat having no brands or
other marks and which / appraisc at the
value Of one hundred and twenty-five
dollars.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

Calamities are falling heavily upon
the people Of different portions Of the
earth. Last year the calamities of the
Northwest came, through what seemed
whirlwiuds of FIRE, and the fertile acres
aud magnificent forests Of Wisconsin,
and Minnesota attest 10 this day the
ferocity Of that fiery tempest. This
year, the same mischief comes on the
German aud Danish provinces through
wind aud food, aud the distinctions
are scarcely less wide spread. For
weeks the floods have been inundatiug
the lovely planes of Lombardy aud
obliterating the vineyards and villages
on the historic streams. Now the tenn.
pest marching in more rugged shape
Northward, has desolated much OF
Pomerania, in Prussia, aud only stopped
at the blank shores of the Baltic,
where storms forever beat and winds
forever blow.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Interesting TO Everybody
WE ARE OFFERING

The SHORT Horns LOCKED
There appears in this issue of the
COURIER, . communication from our
county man, Dir. G 5. Miles, in regard
to the treatment he received ut the
hands Of the West Tennessee A. and VI M.
Association, Jacksos. Tenn. The
statements therein made, unless re-
lieved by some honorable explanation,
il sufficient to rule the Jackson As
sociation, as bencath the consideration
of all honorable stock raiserS or ex
hibitors. The affair has created con-
siderable feeling and talk in the circle
of our stock meu, and the card refer
red TO is due the public, not 50 much
iu Justice to DR.. NJ, but to give the
West Tennessee Association, chance,
If 1t be possible, To relieve themselves
Of this apparent dishonor. DR.. Miles,
as one of our largest and most honor
able Of stockncn, aud also as citizen
and gentlemen Of the.highest and most
uuinpeachabie veracity, would be en-
dorsed by the whole Of Southern Ken
lucky. Therefore, charges coming
from such source, eau not be lightly
considered. and demands explanation.
Our Kentucky stock growers will lis
ten to Dr. NJ, and in future weigh well
the dubious houors Of ! premium from
such an Association.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

MARRIED.-We are happy in an
nouuciug the marriage Of DIR. John j.
Young, clerk of the steamer Batesvilis,
and Miss Eliza L. Mcintosh, of this
city, Oh Wednesday evening last, By
Elder Joseph Roulhac. May every
pleasure aud success of life be theirs.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
NlWIS The TIME TO SUBSCRIBE

II II. DAVIS receives subscriptions for
eD all Newspapers and Magazines pub
lished in this country or Europe at pub
fishers prices. noy2S
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

No my son you cant,
Except you take my good advise,
And do not vote for Grant.
But go to Rice & Bro, for good suit
of Clotbing, Boots, Shoes, etc.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Taken LIN

A S 4 STRAY, by o. C. Graham, in
N District No. / and on the waters of
Little Bayou du Chen in Fulton county,
Ky, on the 18th inst, ONEBAY MARE
MULE, aged ) years, diseased in the
shoulders, has been corded ON the left
hind leg, about fourteen hands high, but
having no brands or oIher marks; which
| apprAise at the value of twenty dollars.
Witness my hand this 18th day of Oct.
1872. W. c. BROWN, j. p. F. C.
novI6-3w@
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
Also.

By the same and same time, ONE BROWN
HORSE. aged about four years, having u
small dim white spot in forehead, blemis h
in lower part OF left eye, small white spot
on right hip, knot on outside of rigs
hook, and about fifteen hands high, but
having no brands or other marks and
which I aPpraise At the value Of oav nun
drcd dollars
Witness ny hand this 9Th day of Noy.
1872. }. ". MAYES, J. p. +. C.fs
HovlG-3w
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30
hickman wholesale Prices.
SLAVES.

la2o per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10.
IRON TIES-SI TO 10
BEESw AK 25Ca3 r. N.
BLACKING p doz 45(a,S6.
BUCKETS, = Dozen. 3 90.
BROOMS. r dozen, - 5Oa3 90.
BROWN SHEEIING, r yard. l0al5c.
CANDLES, star, 2uGe23-
!. - uInack, {: white. {; mix
1uvg 10. Icc.
rS1ln.f. Rio, 23224c
CRACKERS. p = 74@,Sic.
CASTINGS. p N, Slate.
COTTON YARNS, z dozen, l2Ga1Sc.
COAL OH, p gallon, 35e per Dbl.
FLOUR, IS 006Gl0 90.
FEATHERS, p 10 5o(a6Oc prime.
GUNPOWDER, r keg s. 5OaSS 90.
BLASTING POWDER, 80.
HIDES, green, &c.
a dry lie.
HORSE SHOES n h sa9o.
Nails q ID 27@55c.
LARD OIL, q gallon, 81 So
LAIRD, + ID lie.
LEAD, q ID lie.
MOLASSES. y. o., 5. II, y hhl, Goa 10.
- half bbls 7Oas5.
" kegs G5aS5 per gallon.
MACKEREL in kits, 81 5093 0Je.
q bbls as.
g" Z half bbis SS 10.
" keys, So 50.
NAILS r keg 81 80 rates.
RICE, p 10 llal24e.
SUGAR Brown, "a 10 l2@I3c.
Refined, l5al6c.
SODA-By the keg 7sc q ID.
SHOT, per bag, 5 25(G3 90
STONEWARE, 4 gallon, 10 to l6c.
TOBACCO, Manufac' d. per IL ~ 81 30
TALLOw, per ID case.
CEMENT, louisville. So co.
WHITE LEAD, 9al3c.
WHISKEY, common, per Dbl 81 ooal 25
" Rye and Bourbon, 5O44 %
" Robinson co / 50a2 81.
BRANDY, Apple and Peach 81 0Va4 90
IRON, bar size, SIC.
PRINTS s TO l21c.
JEANS, per yard, 20aT5.
LINSEY, per yard, l5a40c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 5oa8 so.
- sole, per ID. 90 60c.
-" upper side, 5Oa5 90.
LIME-150a2 90.
WASH BOARDS per doz, So 00a5 pc
PLOWS, Steel, S,al2!.
HUBS, l 50a2 81 per sett.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

TRY Beruards Chill Cure and be CON
vinced of its merit. Why suffer from
Fever and Ague, when Bernards Chill
Cure will cure you.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

BERSARDs Chill Cure acss the liver
and bowels Bernards Chill Cure con-
tains nothing injurious.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

Ill COMMENCE MONDAY. DEC.
IND, 1872, and cen.iHre fer thirty
- az from rs 10 so per cent. ls.s
- = regular iprsc<s
49, ~ fFrasnes almost Given
AWAY.
- & tntirsiy nav and will con
k.Sk&< 3estanen,s. Miscellaneous
%f7I|Z - olnd J1vsniles in various
-3tyles cf3,bifding, Jevelry aud Notions of
eVsxy description, Christmas Toys. Gilt
ChHaa, Pareaa Marble and Bohemian Glass
Goods, Wrftfnss Desks, Work Boxes, Mu-
sical Instruments, Pictures and Frames,
Pocket Cutlery, Perfunery, &C., &C.. SC
AL articles sold either at 25cts, 5Octs
75cts, or 81 90. Terms Cash.
Come one, come all, to the One Dollar
Store, and buy goods 1t about onc-hsIf the
usual price.
Eos- REMEMBER that this Store vii!
close positively Dec. 3lst 1872.
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The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

WHIcH is the most valuable color /?
Red, &c gyatia brandy blossom, for
its.eosts the most to obtain it.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-30

GEo. ". Balm, G. W. c. t. of I.
o. G. T., we learn il lying dangerously
III At his residence in Lexington.