The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1872-06-22

Marshal of the City of Hickman, at the
ensuing election.
Some little wheat Is coming in to
market.
The present has been the dullest week
IA Hickman for twelve months.
The Troy T;naesn advocates the re elec
tion of r. 2 Caldwell to Congress.
Croquet is raging at Gardner Station.
PADUcAH is taking steps to put up
rolling mill.
TIE weather the present week has been
the hottest of the seasoh-the thermom
eter averaged 80 in the shade.
a baby born 10 Paducah the other
- was Immediately ehristened Horace
Greeley Rommel.
A little girl named Maggie Eckert in
Frankfort, was severely bitten by dog
supposed to be mad tie other day.
RELIG1ous.-Mr. Beard, Of the St
Louis Conference, will preach at the
Methodist Church, to morrow morning
and hight.
The Grst train was 10 cross the Elm
bcthtown and Paducah railroad bridge
over the Comberlaud river on Monday
the 18th inst
Benton Circuit Court commences on
Monday next The candidates for Com
gress will hold fourth - that occasion
PERsoxAL-J. Z Maxwell, editor OF
the Troy Times, vas il Hickman, Tues
day.
Ma. Frank BoBInran,, of Jorlsn
Station, represented Fulton county, in
the Democratic Convention.
THE Hickman Minstrel troupe are to
play at Fulton Station on the night OF
the 2s,h inst .
THE Court Of Common Pleas is 80
session at Clinton Some citizens com
plain Of the existence Of this court
TUE examination and exhibition Of
Fulton Female Seminary. Fulton Sta
ton, closes on the 28th instant, with
pic mic, procession, etc.
THE Radicals Of this District say they
are determined to have newspaper or
gan. The concern will be located at
Puducah.
WE learn chat The work Of extending
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad from Co
lumbus 10 Cairo, on the river route, is to
y commsnced within a week or two.
FIRST WuEAT-Mr. Mat. johnson.
of the middle precinct, is entitled to the
premium for the first wheat brought to
the Hickman market this season.
Twenty FIVE or more persons in
Louisville have been bitten by rabid
dogs. There are still four or five loose
uumuzz!ed dogs to~the mile.
The Murray Male and Female Insti
tute will be completed by the lst Of
September next, aud the President OF
the Board Of trustees advertses for
sealed proposals from teachers.
A FRIEND has brought to this Office
fall grown cuckle burr. This Is pro
nounced remarkable for the season, as
they usually never fully develop until
late in the fall.
THE weather reports of the war De
partmeDt originally intended for the
benefit Of Commerce only. have proved
SO useful to the agricultural interests that
the Department will soon give daily crop
reports
10 MILLER the head commander OF
Hickman battery No l, announces that
be is willing to celebrate the approach
ing t,h Of July, IN honor Of our old
President aad father Of his country.
George Washington.
TuE Paducah District Conference o.
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
embraces 10 ts territory the greater por-
ton Of the part Of Kentucky ives, Of the
Tennessee river, met in Padueah june
14h. and adjourned Saturday afternoon.
Bishop Kavanaugh was present
CLINToN, tie county seat Of Hickman
%aunty, is just now considerably excited
about the location of the Mississippi
Central Railroad A delegation Of her
citizens waited upon Gen. McCombs Sat
urday last. Offering inducements for Gin
ton be made 4 point on said road
PROF.. w. K Jones. president Of the
Melrose institute, Trenton, Tenn, l.
travelling over Western Kentucky, in
the interest Of his school He IS an ex
pcriencsa teacher, gentleman Of cnl =
.ore. asa ~ commend his college to the
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