The Hickman courier., 1874-03-21
sor !. lhe Time to make garden.

sor i The time to make gardens.
farmers are still subscribing for the
iuds Of job work done at the
sxfER orTIcE-
Wm. Tedford is again visiting
an He has taken his accustomed
<Piummers Stable
fec in the yard of Mr. Thos. Nc
>S56esnt 100 yards from his house,
<sex1 Ply lightning Tuesday night
r1l,.s2zof Mr.. William Cole,
keKing- chair, Tuesday
fhe special temper
&y, have determined,
%|Rbmission to the peo-
yday in May. The act
fcation of the law before
kt talk, says, the Grangers OF
&nnstx-s iii select candidates for
b officers. We presume
Z7d5l eIthout authority The
skounty C9r3Hl should give some authori-
s4tiye expression ON the subject
JouN W. CoLE was elected City
Marshall Monday night last, in place Of
" ]. Lineback, resigned. Mr. Pat Judge
was elected Street Commissioner. The
swo Offices now being separated it is un-
derstood that the Marshalship will not
2snuan. who lives near
sSse stolen last week.
= Lpscs y the livery stable
& g. + S5s' 4 siiisS Fs,"rass sss hfsd %s9
[ sssi sszs sas = s'''''"'' never
1t Is somethiug for tie nation TO be
proud Of, chat in scarcely instance
have tlfe 1siies who engaged in the tenn
Perariee erHsade been offered either SAg-
4cnce or rlsdeness from American saloon
keepers.
nriss 70 me only with thine eyes,
AlFsss Evil pledge with mine
Prince Frederic Charles Of Prussia
Will make the tour of the world next
summer. His route is to be eastward
through Russia, Siberia. japan, thence
10 san. Francisco, making the tour OF
+he'U e aired States. and back to Berlin
byAsay 81 I1endon.
eisr Geo. S. SPINNER, charged with
SCALING <-es< f4m one W $ Martin,
boti. Il trpol Is committed to Jail, Fri
- ysls.a an5 JSssss GOalder, in default Of
Some Of the Hickman lignor dealers
declare their intention TO unite in a note
10 the families OF certain parties addicted
a. intoxicatiou, requesting that legal
notices be made upou them, 10 the end
that they may be fully ssstifed in refu-
sing 10 cell 70 such parties.
iil.sfke of our fellow townSman
= pert Ir, is announced in this issue
>C0rier, as a candidate for Jailor.
one of the pioneers of this country.
-sre but one two men now eitI-
Il k->zssz,.Inan who were citizens when
as-,,,u q II elected he would make
Theth% Tuesday night ap-
s. :.s..s.ss s's::s;'st q, r,.J in j,
number 80 30 were blown down and
otlst , damages throughout the country
AT Cairo considerable damage was done
to boats at the wharf, and along up the
Chic river.
Henry Campbell, one of the Fulton
Agricultural Society. says that institution
is TO be rejuvenated this year. His
shoulder TO the wheel in earnest mean:
business. and those sympathizing will
the live programme marked out, should
>>~say words of encouragement.
Philip Hamilton, one of the best
farmers in the Madrid Bend country, was
in Hickman, Wednesday lie thinks the
zz~f8sners of mis- section made mistake in
srsisiTng cotton last year, and that most o
them will return to this season
II n eection-the best corn country in The
woiai-is actually importing corn and
nseat- thing unheard Of before in It's
history.
tnsr<sdnday morning black rnaS
S5ed st Rev. c. n. Rays for breakfast
- 49, Ray prepared place for him with
Z. tssak servant, but, 10 and behold when
3&1ack beggar had washed his face, he