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100000,

Total, 1000 GIFTS, ALL CASH, amount
Ing .Sl,oVV,Vcl
The distribution'wiil be positive whether all the
tickets arc sold or not and the $4,000 gifts all paid
In proportion to the tickets sold--a ursold tickets
being destroyed al the First and Second Concerts
and not represented In the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves. SOS; Tenths, each
coupon, S.; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; 221
Tickets fur ~ 900; l3 Whole Tickets for $1,000 227
hole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less than
S5cO worth OF Tickets at time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Con-
cert, as well the satisfaction gvsu by the First
and Second, makes II only necessary 10 announce
the Fourth TO insure the prompt sale OF every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted In oil Its
details like the Third, and 1ull particulars may he
learned from circulars viii Oh WITH be sent free from
this ONCE 10 all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for SUE, and I'LL orders accom-
panied By the money promptly I'LL. Liberal terms
given TO those Who Duy 10 sell again.
THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. Kentucky, and Manager Gin
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
For tickets or information apply To-
900 Bank street: Or
WILLIAM Il. YEKBY,
Clerk at Ford's Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
oath of November. au ls-MSThtDecl&w
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LIST OF GIFTS :

"ia'iu ''td' NIoooo RIfts), all cash . sa5O 600
'i''NH NhHi' So; HALF TICKET, $3.50.
Pan OF drawing same rs that n Ke,,,c,r c,...
Library Association, Drawing "a ,,ta NV "''rs
Norfolk on ~ ''"S piaee IN
-1AIESDAY. January 10, 1874.
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EOuR GOOD REASONS why

COuR GOOD REASONS why
WM. IRA SMITH.
as the leader Of the most fashionable Clotttng now
upon thc market, can furnish tie sane a. about the
same price OF inferior good; CT other houses:
First He has practical cxpsrencs OF thirty
wears IN the business. aud kncw5 il thoroughly.
Second. he can market his goods, owing 10 his
light expenses and large eaics, At less eoc than any
house in the State.
Tnird His stock is bought for cash IL large guam
titles from first hands.
Fourth. To keep pare With tie times he has now
marked down his goods from
10 10 20 PEE CC:,I.
10 meet the market
The public are respectfully asked Ia m ers,nia-
uon- " Nj. INA SSlIi H. AGT.s
no 24-3t 100 Main street.
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pIBLEs, PRAYER-BOoKs,
AND HYMN-Bo0Ks.

The subscribers keep supplied with large stock o.
BIBLES, PRAYER-BOoKs, and KYMN-BookS,
comprising a great variety Of discs and atyles 81
binding, from the cheapest made 70 the ross eNc
"a All ue popular NEW BOOKS o. the Gay segu-
mo no iS wooDHoUsE q PARAAA.
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$4,000 FOR Sjt

T,e FOURTH GRAND OFT CONCERT, au-
hsrzed by special act OF tie Legislature, for the
bheAt of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
LUCKY, will take place In Public Library Hail, al
Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1873.
Only 60,0go tickets will be sold, and one-balf OF
these are iatonded for the European market, thus
leaving only $1,000 for sale in The United Statee,
where 900 were disposed Of for the third Con-
cert. The tickets are divided Into ton coupons or
parts, and have On their back the scheme, with Il
full explanation Of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest mu.
steal display ever witnessed 10 this country, the
unprecedented sum Of
$4,000
divided into 10000 cash gifts will he distributed by
lot among the ticket-holders-the uImocrs Of the
tickets TO be drawn from one wheel by blind chill.
dren, and the gifts from another.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,

keeping pace with the times, are now daily re-
cciNlng from their buyer In New York
FRESH ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK,
B0UaE1T FOR CASH AT PANIC PRICES.
C0TTONa, DOMEsTICs, CAssIMEREs,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C., &C.,
and will sell everything In their line of business
at the
LOWEST PANIC PRICES.
They will for the
NEXT TWENTY DAYS SELL FOR CASH
their
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
at the
GREATEST REDUCED fn1cEs EVER RNows,
REGARDLESS OF COST
LOWER THAN BEFORE THE WAR,
LOWER THAN COST OF IMPORTATION
[no 22l
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GOOD CLOTHING REDUCED.

Nv old patrons and all others lnav rely that ms
reduction as previously advertised, 10 real. aad IN
dttdR will give you some OF TIE Items 10 r. y
nnon. SeufnG prices 0lt10ys narke In plai In fg-
,lres on ths goods SO all can udyG lOr themselves.
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'Als drawing has been legalized BY eec,aI .c, o,
Hesisaturo 70 False funds for the completion
u IN Masonic Temple In the city Of Norfolk.
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DIRECTORS:
,IOIIN L. ROPER, President:
JAMES Y. LEIGH,
GEORGE S. OLDFIELD,
81. list il. sTE Hiese5,D'
WALTth Il. TAYLOR,
JOHN A. RUSSyN,
WILLIAM II. WALLIS,
JOHN 7. REDMOND.
ADVISORY BOARD:
Ills Excellency Governor GILBERT C. WALKER;
Colonel KADER BlcGS. L. H. r:
JOHN x. MCDANIEL, T. Il. Commander;
Captin SAMUEL WATTS. Virginia L egislatur.;
Colonel THOMAS F. OWNS, T. &. NJ:
JOAN B. WHITEHEAD, ESQ.,, ex-Mayor;
Colonel W. e. TAYLOR, State Senator;
JAMES &. BAfS, u. g. G. G. C.;
ROBERT E. WRITER'S, 9. NJ, G. II. P, and D. 6. {.
Of u. {.
Orders FOR tickets and all communications should
ba addressed, HENRY Y. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets in the above eau be had In Richmond atP
WElS1GER & CO.'S hat store, 1901 M,dn street
fno / -eCJl2;I
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TULTZ SEED WHEAT.
DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
ELLICOTT CITY, MD.

This Institution, under the care aud nanaseineh,
of the Christian brothers, Is located III one o. i,e
most picturesque portions OF tue Sate, shu a,tne
nv, ornortuulcs TO the student dcslrous oi nltns
himself Tor engineering. mercantile, OF i'ef"r!
pursuits. 49, ..,,o,s
For further particulars sec catalogue
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MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING.

BEAUTIFUL. nj AGONaL SERGES AMI DUTCH
CSS CLOTHS al so and Csc. wort. about 81
last season; . .
BEACTIFCL sATTELNs ct 75c.-sold at 81 and
SESCTGtUL FRENCH POFLINS very, very
cheap: ,
BEAUTIFUL EMPRESS CLOTHS at 0Oc.-sold
at about IL last season;
BEUCADTS, CHEAP PoPLINS, aud COLORFD
ALPAEAS at 30 and 3Oc--soll before at 50c. !;
Also, CAMEL'S HAIR and HEAVY TWILLS for
fu!i Stock of MOURNING and SECOND
MOURNING GOODS:
iiants' aud !uisscs' Cloaks; Cassiinercs, Flan-
ncis, ana Underwear; Blankets Quilts, etc,
oc 81 HUDGISS, GORDON q co.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G POTOMAC &. X. Co.,l
GEN'L TICKET q FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE
RICHMOND, October l2th, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTo-
+ 80 MAC RAILROAD.

I'm n.v,..,f ,.oras p,,rd -.,-... ...s.-, -
" .DAI MALL asavea os'uS1ss 'ssa$@ !"
~ kua nm NAN ,.sv>. pvrdxt,snt s,saano -
1920 Z. %. texcept or snndaysl
" A AZ y tsy.Aa, ~ nd .stS
ug n ~ nv NSPf, .rsvss Z. pv,d.s,,>st On.
;, DoWE. 1ht "AAl SsF'ss ~ eyse"'<sS< w.
asg nGI ~ Sie.f9 NAT arres NJ m.
ton mU At 4:s6 =. X. except on MondsysJ
p!Do.h ~, ,,sttnn ~ s:s7 a a. feyeent on Snns
dnys e' = ~ 80
FREl6aT TRAINS leave Broad-strset station
a. AZ. o eonnscttnSat ousnt!co with The alsxand1S
-. ~ * aSsrtrEsh1rg rsjiw,v Rcsnrninc nrIya
s :, preaS s,rUa; AN Tsss,rs and
ssinnssys ST a p. n. w
S' nr ar La ~ Carara, apnorntendent
ey osoef VI oenefa supS' SrNrpy
o,,o General Ticket and Ereisht Lr-nt-
oc 40 0EHI-a. .SA.. 49, - -.s.s -. eso~
~uUcAprAYr Ann OHIO pAn
,aEoAfEahE an Uuao ,ss1 a
~ ROAD.-On and AFTER October aos 1878, eeA
passenger trains will run as FOLLOWS:
x.1r, rR.1sY TEsT"H aieSnona $50 A. N.
NM HtL sxcent snndsY. connecunx wttS W.. e.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RouTE,l
RICHMOND, VA, October 2e. 1878.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
Tho NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond ?. sos f.
NJ. and P. NJ arrive at Petersburg at Su A. Ms
and 500 p. n. arrive &C Weldonat 9:so A. d. aad
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach g.
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg at 8 A. II.
and P. 81, and returning leave Petersburg st
o RETuRNfSa NAIL TEAMS leave Weldon It
SsG ii ana and - Jst ana 'Ss'e re'es'0 "
ACCOMMODATIONS TEAMS Leave Pstsrsburg
daily at A. u. and Richmond at 1880 P. a..
Passengers from Norfolk will connect With ths
train leaving Petersburg at 1871 0 p. H., and noea
for Norfolk will leave Richmond on the 1880 z.
~ The n SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond none and Petersburg leave both places II .
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS.
and the 1855 p. Mail Train viii not leave Peters.
burg on SUNDAYS, and the 5:o5 4. ID. Irs1n VIII
not leave Richmond on MONDAYS.
The mail TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
uond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Passengers from Glover ELL will leave AZ A.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond at . +. u. oaaJ
(except Sundaysl. ~
TEL and all uains leaving Petersburg WIZ start Irom
The Washington.Street depot.
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPlN0'CARS arc
attached to ali the Night Man Trains. -
THOMAS II. WYSSE,
oc27 General Mantger
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4 FIohEN & CO.,
IL 6l9 BROAD STREET,
arc selling of at very low prices their entire stock
Of
IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS Of all kinds from 400. per yard up:
I)haiASk of I'LL kinds from 65c. per yard UP;
nANDkERCHlEtS Of al kinds from 81 per do
zen up;
TOW tlgS Of all kinds from Il per dozen up;
LADIES and CHlLDkESS USDERCLOTIl-
ING \ SPECIALITY,
ard altogether superior to any similar goods offered
In this niurk't.
Every gentleman should secure some Of our
IMPORTED ALL-LISES SHIRTS
III i20 per half dozen, got UP specially for this
market and IN make and material superior to any
thing ever offered here.
OR stock is vcry large. but what with sales In
New York. -. Louis. Washington and kichlnond
II will soon dissolve: our friends and the public
Viii please make their selections as soon as core-
"I,.nt &C 2q-1m
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(IRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN

6IRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Fos TIE BENEFIT OF
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
$4,000 CASH GIFTS, $500 900.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS A GIFT.
S25O,o00 FOR $50.
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GIEI CONCERTS
p - ---v-->------sS1 - DE >
GUT CONCERT.
10000 PRIZES!

So $4,000 rNCURRENcY TO BE GIVEN ,v,,.
DT TIE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, Va.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
From the st, Louis Times, July 10.
Ned gufline,s Riot.

The cases agaist Edward H. q. Jud-
sou. 'Ned Buntline," for assault to Kill
and riotiug, growing out Of his action
in the election riots in the First Ward
in 1852, were called up in the Crimi-
nal Court yesterday. Buntline was
something Of Knows Nothing, aud
led on the crowd which went down to
clean out the s.d---d Duteh;p He
was indicSe1 by fhe grand jury which
investigated the riot, but nothing was
done until last winter, when he was
playing with Buffalo Bill and Texas
Jack at Wake6eid's Grsud Opera
house. Colonel Normile had just come
into the Office OF circuit attorney. aud
hearing of these old indictments had
them served on the veteran novelist
lie was arrested, but released on bonds
of $500 in each case, Carlos S. Gree
ley becoming security. The cases we're
continued several times, bat when Col.
Nornlile went away be left no instruc-
tions regarding them, aud when they
came up yesterday there was nothing
to do but declare the bonds forfeited.
Buntline is supposed to be somewhere
on thu plains gathering materials for
another play or novel, but nobody
knows exactly where.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
ParficnIar Notlce.

All persons, who now receive the
COURIER through the Post Office in shis
city, and who do not wish TO psy postage
on ito cents a year-will call at the
Courier Ofice for it. After the 1st of
July, all persons receiving papers through
the Post Office in this city, viii have to
pay postage thereon,-the same as if they
came from distance.
ALSO, we propose TO our Subscribers in
Western Kentucky and Nest Tennessee
to PREPAY postage on the COURIER, at this
Office, at the same price, 81 90 year, on
and after July 1st., when subscription to
the same is paid in adranee. This rule ap-
plies only to those making payments on
and after said date. ~
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26

We understand Fulton, Hickman,
and Graves counties, KY, will be rep
resented in the New State Convention
at Jackson.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
Hog Ordinance.

a new Ordinance passed its final
reading, July 23d, 1878.
Be IL ordained by the City Council of
the city of Hickmo@, hy., ri=::
SEC 1. That it shall be the duty of
the City Marshal to take up aud i'm
pound all hogs found running at large
in the City unmarked and keep them
for three days. If identified within
that time, the owner can take them up
on the payment of one dollar each; if
not claimed within said time, said hogs
are to be sold at auction by the City
Marshal.
Sec. =. IF at any time within two
M onths after sale the owner shall prove
to the satisfaction of the City Council,
his ownership of said hogs so sold, it
shall order the Treasurer to pay the
owner Que half Of the nett proceeds of
said sale.
SEC 3. Any person suffering or per-
mitting his hog or hogs to run at large
in the corporate limits unmarked shall
be fined three dollars for each hog so
suffered to run at large unmarked.
SEC. 4. Every person owning hogs
within athe corporate limits shall be
required within three days after publ
cation Of this article, to record his or
her mark with the City Clerk paying
him therefor - cents for each mark so
recorded; aud any person suffering
and permitting any hog to run ut large
without his mark being SO recorded
shall be fined three dollars for each
hog.
SEC. 5. Any person failing to remove
his or her dead hogs beyond the cor
porate limits, within two hours after
being notified by the City Marshal,
shall be fined FIVE dollars for each
offence.
IL. A. TYLER, Mayor.
w. A. BREvARD, {. c,
July 23d, 1873.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26

We arc authorized to announce F. L
BoxDuRASF, as q candidate for the Office
of aaSes~or Of Fuifon counfy foaf1Ifthe
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26

a dressing
which is at
ouce agreeable,
healthy an d
effeetual for
preserving the
hair. IL Soo'l
restores Gded
or ggay hair
to its oifgtn0t
coior, ,cith the
HanH
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26

In this city, on the I'D inst, Mns. +.
CHAPMAN, aged 90 years.
she was horn In Jones county, Ga,
March 9th, 1904, moved 70 Hickman in
1871, and has been member of the Meth
odist Church since 1871
Ia this city, on the 2s 1 inst, Mrs. FAN
ME BAsrzER, wife Of Phillip Baltzer, Esq,
aged 2S years.
In this conntyaoR Thursday, 18th inst,
BltHsk, wife oi John Aaddox, Esa
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
For Sale.

The cholera is all gone from Pa
ducah.
We understand Fulton. Hickman.
and Graves counties, KY, will be rep
resented in the New State Convention
at Jackson.
THE Union City Courier reports uiue
deaths from cholera in that place last
mencement of the epidemic. Some
few cases in the country surrounding
A PERSONAL difficulty is pending
between the editors of the Courier
Journal and Frankfort lleoptan. The
Ycoman editor intimates desire to
demand satisfaction of the proprieprs
of the GJurier- Journat- Mr. Z. T.
Sears, the present political editor of
that paper ayows his personal respen I
sibility for any and everything said
about the IeomdR.
A NEW FERRY.-Dr. Wilkerson
has made application to the Court for
the establishment of new ferry at the
foot of Island 8, in this county. IN
old times this was an important route
Advertisement will appear next week
The Colored Benevolent Society OF
Hickman propose giving barbecue
on the 4,h of August. We have no
disposition to Interfere with their cele-
bration, but owing to the sickly eon-
d;.ion of this community such an as
semblsge is imprudeut, especially If
fresh meats. etc, are to be used.
We are indebted to the me,agers
for an invitation to attend a Social aud
CotiIlion Party, to be given on the 18th
inst, at Jackson, Tenn, By the young.
men of that city. in honor of the new
State conventioa which meets there on
that day
AIEE STYLE or seARFS, Linen snd
y Paper Collars for Gentleinen. az
may17--u RICE / BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26

In recent decision of the Attorney
General, il has been decided that a teach
er mast procure certificate presious- TO
beginning school to qualify him 10 teach;
and, therefore, viii be in Hickman on
The Third Saturday in each month, and
will examine teachers desiring to obtain
certificates. r. T. TYLER,
School Commissioner
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
st. Louis MarkeT

Sr. L. Jly %
Cotton IS quiet ar;;s' ;;stmo.: @ hanged.
Flour is quiet but unchSp,ia1 there
is good demand for choice yld stock
and supplies light. WheRFis easier
for the lower grades new No. 5 fall
81 19a1 20 the best grades are hrm (;
prime to strictly prime 81 35al 40 F;
choice 81 45. Corn is hrmer, No. >
mixed 3Sa39c cash. Bacon is uu
ehanged. S4c. IOe.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
4 tight 6a-Deliruu On tremens.

A sOund judge-A musical critic.
MorTo for tea nsrchaats = n Honest
tea is the policy.
The popular business with young
lades-Husbandry.
THE article chiefly sold at most fancy
fairs-Tbe visitor.
A NEW comic song talks of bow
legged feas with corns on their kpees.
LADIES are opposed to female clerks
because it destroys the romance Of
shopping.
WHAT color are the winds and waves
in storm? The winds blew and the
sea rose.
Way do honest ducks dip their
heads under water? To liquidate their
little bills.
= A BAPTIST minister In California
says that State is becoming den of
drunkards.
II yeu have got any secrets you can
now tell them to your wife. She will
keep shady.
A PRUDENT man, says witty French
man is like pin; his head prevents
him from going too far.
"SAY, Pete, you owe me treat,
cried would be wit "All right, says
Pete; I'll treat you with contempt"
An educated Englishman says Eug-
land does not possess six orators, while
America is n natiSu of orators.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
Coancii Proce

HICKMAN, NJ, y,
Couucil met Present.
Mayor; Councilnen Ere, A
Thomas, and TroutweineA -
Minutes of preceding "''
adopted and signed. ~
ACCOUNTS ALLot
The Finance aud Stree
reported the following accA
rect and recommended thek@
Pat Judge self and wagoh
S48; Jno. Ringwood, self al A r, /
- days, S48; Mike Judge 81
wagon, s48; w. B. Plumu-
wagon. II days, SIS; Dsa
days, s42; Dan Steel, sLDkSN.
1 days, ss; Jerry Ny;
sic so; Dan Murphy. TS~yh ease Z
Pat Green, y days. SIS; D #l'
8 days, SI2; Bm McDeriFSiease. :
SIS; Dan Steel, u days. te mess
Loyett, 81 days, 50 TO- Phjn as tAI
day, 81 so; Ike BowdeH rloDc.s
SIS; Harrison Atkins, l2roo'
Nick Lormey, II days, @ppy,se
Dillon. 8 days, sl2; Tue An
ter, 81 days, SIS 80; R conhr'
I day, 81 10; Jack Berrypbbs6
James Barry. 6 days. sakr e.
3 days, 81 so; r. Glazis
Jack Whaleu, Z days,
Dunn, IL days. 81 %;
= days, So; Milt Croe
So 35; ". t. LiuebackI
dead hogs, 81; w. T. II
Commissioner, 10 days, 80 E
On motion, the abov rud,
allowed. - -
Wm. Robinson, " =
loads of rock oixfF smiles hoT- or
lot No. 4, old Hiek prted lips
On motion, order,d wellzhch of
the city revenue heresse pcollected
from the assessment on lnesso. 4, old
HickUan, be pad to Nrds, thtlaas1I,
until the sum of s55 SeSmenced crest
frouf Dec l, 1872, is fuDre the IsI
sati6ed, in considerat3Seu inn v.ad .ie
on river bank in frq pOur aNo. 1,
on hicAm"n' ah up,
Hos LAR.ke a.
Councilman Thomas vth. besf new
ordinance iu regard tounLond hogs,
running at large upon the Sbe its.
On motion, said ordiuaS VS.. read
and passed its first reaT 49, the
vote of the 70
On motion, the 2I sre"' .EDgs
were dispensed With, 'uu pay ordi
nance placed upon it, coAnd assage,
and the vote stpod as folliand
Yeas-HarHess, Thomaa lit Traut'
weine. a
Nays-Frenz. n
And said ordinance pass It's 6ual
to take effect from andi after
publication as required BY tie City
Charter.
On motion, Council adjourned.
w. 4. BREYARD, &. G..
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tenant and the son of widow? The
one has to pay rents the other has not
two parents
REAL sorrow is almost as difficult to
discover as real poverty. An instincts
i've delicacy hides the ways of the one
aud the wounds of the other.
JAPANESE farmers are advised by
the newspapers of Japan to use the
labor saving agricultural machinery
! produced by the United States.
A MONTANA paper reports that the
| servant girls of Helena have struck
/ for sixty six dollars month, two silk
dresses and the privilege of the parlor
every Sunday.
THE Modoc who chewed the fuse of
the she'll wlf->h exploded in his hand
is now supposed to be chewing the cud
of sweet aud bitter fancy" in the hap
Ply hunting grounds.
STOKES trial will not take place till
October.
"THE honey moon of widowhood'
is the latest for young widows con,
dition.
The outlet of Loon Lake, in Mime
sofa is cut off by the "Continental
Dam" name We have somewhere
heard before.
THE sold Church Organ; The Beau
tiful Snow; am Dying Egypt Dying,
have started on their annual rounds.
Others of equal noteriety viii soon
follow. We sympathize with some Of
the readers of the country press.
On the tombstone of many beau
tiful woman might be truly inscribed,
"died from the effects Of low necked
dresses"
SCANDAL is fed by as many streams
as the Nile, aud there is often as much
difficulty in tracing it to its source.
To rise to a moderate position by
mere merit is more noble than to at
tain to the highest position By favor
aud partiality.
Or all others, 4 studious life is the
least tiresome it makes US easy to
ourselves and to others, aud gains Us
both friends aud reputation.
THERE is a man in Texas who has
had FIVE wives aud is the father of fifty
children. Suppose that man had gone
to Salt Lake City when young, and
had married twenty-five or thirty
wives?
IRELAND is said to be receiving
more attention from American tourists
this season than ever before
Bourbon county has a duck that
has laid one hundred and four eggs
this season, and shows 20 disposition
to set. She lays an egg every other
day.
THE Union and Americaa says that
whenever one Of the newly married
young men of Nashville "meets an-
other, he never fails to PROFOUND the
excruciatingly funny connundrum of
How's yogss famiIy?" to which the
equally funny reply of She's we'll, is
always given"
RECENTLY the American students
in Bonn. Germany, celebrated the
birthday of one of the professors by
giving him surprise party" He
was at first alarmed, and called loudly
for the police.
GEN. IMAGINATION, President of the
French Republic, smokes from twenty
to thirty cigarettes day. and when
perplexed about anything be increases
the number to fifty.
THE next annual session Of the Ken
lucky State Teachers Association will
be held at Winchester, August ! 1, II,
l3, and II, from Monday to Thursday.
inclusive. All the teachers ann school
fsaG. Sf5Gs' Invited to at
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
For the Leefsfatmfe

We are sHthoriIed to aHsounce Tx7ron
B.Rs, ss the Farmers Candidate, to rem,
rss~nt Hickman and Fulton counties in
the ns1t Legisiatare Of Kentucky. =
We are authorized to announce Judge
L. L. WAIkER. as candidate to rep
resent Hickman aud Fulton counties
in the next General assembly Of the State
Of kentucky
We are authorized to announces A. ].
Hess, as candidate to represent the
counties Of Fulton and Hickman in the
next State legislature.
The Hickman courier., 1873-07-26
Fer County snrYe,or.

We are suthorived to snnounce RoBERr
Y AcCoSxELL, as candidate for the
Office Of County Surveyor, at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce ". L
ALExAsDEE. JE-, as candidate for the
Office Of County Surveyor, at the ensuing
august election.
We are authorized to announce ". A.
JOxEs, as candidate for the Office ef
County Surveyor AZ the ensuing August
election.