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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-13
For the Hickman Courier.
TB7p EstIIR Ar"urd ss;CkIsI..ri--
Their pt;IbiI4IN 81
gsrsREtPA

Nh EpITos If you publish tais vii
on put il ia proper Eng sh
There Is much disPo. .iul o. h rars
Of some 10 move away from Fulton, .ta5
especially among those sion a- Hi5F.
bordering Into Tennessee r.er sly e..
FIRST Gags lands are too mig -.' e.r
mau. cur Ridge lands too rus . re-.
aud our bolton laua> OVERT .F j.aa.@
rionab Ga Ridge lan4s present t... .s-
traction for iditiOnGl population
eve get IS. II * cheap enough, L 81 i Sc
can the oli elton "a it's wearing ana wash
ing D. met say let its owners stop
corn, cotton. etc, anu I grapes anal
grasses. / am told the cHlture OF grapes
- n failure crmPA atlveiy. Ii cannot h
unless Nature bel IS itseif, which II never
does. The error has been in attempting
TO raise foreign grapes, not ecciImated
and never can BE- successfully. whereas,
we should try only the native grape. Let
oar people try only the Schuilkiii, the
to siart on the rc,irs root, and success is
certain ~ "a Southern illinois, Mis-
scuri or ONO. Nature intended theee
dyes for vineyards. aud the day will
come when the whole Mississippi bluffs
viii bloom with grapes. soc how the
Oerppns are coming 20 pioneer the work
Les our ridge land owners. from Hickman
to ruckett S. and below, ACT on Tins sug-
Ccsfion. and they can double the value OF
thrir land. what e'so are cheese ridges
at for 2 Nature answers as above.
A GERMAN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-13

,L.t- .,-c, has haen P-ar"f oHt like
- "a, sarvea have been s.2t
- Tn nerves ~ = mpnh are
...-.S IN IN t. have 81
c,yr. .a. a. .ae month tbe nerves
/ OF me ear fail next. Tie outa'1& !oaa
enough in all consciencr at hrsf- nov
| deeDrus ia o the roar 81 Niaearf; To"
! nerves ~ the eye VA" h'-'' ToHf
s;rbt dim fhe ners u the etaTarh
-, o,,,c,lr weld the H. Il. y1H pxper-
e,ca .ickpess in the ablonin r go1r.
A. ttIs poin, ,n- ,A-i in4er'ns vestig'
n ,.,ia,'r. leaks olt f"n Jrrt your
on, Of he VIE, tu.rietS ~irrt fr"oi
go. .,, ~, .c. zo-t tal - lie sltar"
ltr..- .r.. :r..t....i-,4s ~ itl. INFO "a
..s...- s... :, az. ti,a ma IL hank rIh
-.r,I-.r ... cav dtuca @sou ia 4
.r.azr @. tcr-rcd : chtu,. c"ll down m
q. .r. .o4s on the p..e pHai AMI jlS
a....'.... g.. 1.eut,.rs. and fii'i'F s"cc e
lt r.l-5,-iy res e;ng yodr 20 'IlI"riu'n
10y = ..-iuI 20 Ven lips oa- "a nos IA
b. -',.... tt-.tF.usit termed ttcSlevS ~
rert., 10 an Al ow NJ the law o. ga
- -a-- IS covts-. 70 max n, uat.
,.,rss -l-.c.-. VI SIT. inat tYs dag
va . Yep. ui'oa Of t"'~
Sc -4 e.-h $ lu "a y lutl err - val
.r.s .f.r..,nnE The dfdn wa
mai ug-., with-t- watch sus ST.
OF pain cora br.Ii d c.; y ic-t az
,...ldwich-.i with rasner> of hrrak.a-
bacon ..tli ..om "A forty pnIn mid ,in.
and IS .icl was greatly enhalc 4 by ia
mutnll r,cita' Of tn moving experiences
Of the morning. we returned 20 or sport
WIKI renewed arior Late m the even
ing wandered up The edge OF the ION /
aud suddenly came 10 most inviting I
hole uf water \ small tree hat stoo a /
e. faaF
oi which formed ustura bridge 20 IL. /
hung over aud shaded ~ 3 qpesfere1 4
tsin- The evening bfeez an a risen ana ,
gently rlPPlei its SUFFICE bat it, dept /
were IS s'iil as ny deSjresoV il 70 re
visit it Here thought m y veraanev. /
Is me pool Tor wlioi' ! 81 igte,!. ia
and holding Il: eioTsFf q 49, = If y +
expectance .; the worm had 80 ensicinz- (
ly !ooped on my hook is the trout. or The /
white perch. or the goggle eye, for which !
l have so resoiut=iy hShed all day. Cheer
ed with these reflections. l walked out OF 4
the roots leaned against the tree for sup
port, and vim an arm extended on either
side OF il hcli my line 10 the VA er aud
awaited results. The CORK bobble I had
a bite, simultaneously mosquito of man
moth proportions ia o. my Lett nostril-
lie lost no time in shooting ia "A bill thst-
Judging from the radia;ihg pains. must
;saVe been OF Unusual length The ASA
Dit more pegsistently. Il would never
do to take hani from the pole AT his
juncture l blew upwards ~ the nps
Z alto. blew harder aid hnrd-r-the
pain kept iuc. easing "A geometrie'l ratio.
| jeIked as q iick IS cou i get my maud
back TO the pote. ouiy 10 expose enc ; COX
beref' of i,s but. bisnearts red Al
ed nay way thruugh the caue 10 the ctI,'
landing where my CON Paaioa had I'm Il
All day. Bun NV tHr .0,yeriug ~iIu +.sl',l
rs warning to that of the mnsQI fo..s. y"
Ne harnes-cd up the mule, flashed the
y Risky aud starred for home Y.
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Ed. Cros~lmnd Ior Congress.

| hdifUT CoU-Tr-
Since reading your editorial in the last
/ issue Of the CoUKI4R, giving your own
Impressions of the candidacy OF Judge
! Grassland for reelection TO Congress, /
have concluded TO substitute this Ter my
! fOrs.icr communication
/ have 40 dispOeitou to reflect upon
either Of the Distinguished gentlemen
who are now Eeslously prosecuting their
claims for Congress IN tnis District, but,
az iHhArnOnIGus feelings Hnd bic kerinRs
are growing up between them. would il
not be vel for the Democracy 10 sOorbe
81 Asperities BY returning 10 it's hrst
owe. the Hon. Ell. Grassland.
come what extended mIngiiug with
the people since the present canvass has
been progressing. brings me to the not
uusIlllug convection, with AIT dIspAraxe-
ment 10 any, that Grassland is yet me
trst choice Of the people His oil friends
feel the sting Of the UNIV arrAuted, unius-
lihable and mercIless ystem Of persecution
that Ras iHaUguratei and prosecu ed
XgsinsL him last year, aud 'iestre TO
vlndicste his good name by popular APP
prevail a. the ballot box. our better
feelings and mAnAoo reciil a. the iieA
OF permitting has Hs-Ai ants thus wrong
fully 10 triumph It's old supporters are
learning one by one that the hugh and
cry raised last year against him was the
work OF designing men WHO wanted
place. am EL3 kneR cat Grassland
popnIarI,, WIN tn p ''ps Was per
peiuAl barrier to their bWb.fIo-, uuie>-
they cOtt 4 magnify some nc or m,sstep
tn blast his strength The salary bIl
afforded the pretext AMI ~h,i kennel,
Tray, BaHchc N I So e IA ar.
turned IN MISE US lOO,.-, and II u 4 tia" .
.li hero It's voc was su-c, ytlhle nt
N I~rerre sen = on and mlsui.'ia4sttn iinz. +
and ius2y ~'s It sounded by sdrOii piece (
hunters. some OF tie truest were stag f.
grted by the torrents o. aouse, mjsTe,
REGULATIONS Hnd sanders.
time sets AL things even. The re /
action has eone. The acts OF the p ,sru .
ses-icu of Congress prove that Cross .,u1 F.
has heen true, sincere aud inrorru II. D. .
and that the great error Tor WAf ia rt n.e +
been mercil, ssly abused. cuu~te;eI ia -. .
tuSinK 10 YOte IKE m'.oRU- .- ....
salary bill He had lac 90 .IHt-- 81. a. E.s .
duty. to vote his cou>c cuto.s Goa, ..a-. .
though 10 night give his enemies an 49,.
pOrtunTty to tradUce him Ine p-"Fs-7 z
now see the nieip-n e a. vote. iu..
now sc the tIu.n Of ajs ,xpttuttiou
'hry now see how unju.tly he has been .
Persecrtcd. Hence IL ~. ia the ne. ot
popular AMI able candidates before them,
/ hu.i all around expression tor Cross /
lHnT 30 run.
Anorner reason IS that he now has that 1
experience q shington 10 make the |
more abe and sfici-nt rrprese ntagivc-
send a new member, aud one whole term /
Is was Ell or lost in learning him how |
ana - hTn TO do. These are facts which /
any one who ever hal anything to 10 /
with Legislative sffairs must admit, and (
II il particularly true of Congressional /
legiAlsl ION Beck OF the Ashland u, strict I
Is 10 reiire-s-nd CrOssisud back and he /
At once becomes tie leader OF the De /
IN the House, even az Lynn .
Boy WAS ia old days.
Respectfully,
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EHEE'OF'-s 1T TO


and summer stock. consisting o.
LADIES AND CHILDREN : SHOES,
Kid. Serge AMI Morocco. in front, side
lace aud hutton.
LADIES AND CHILDREN HATS, trim
ned or nntrimned.
DRESS GOODS Of various styles and
csior., Porlins, AlTacas Pioue, MarseiI-
les. PercaIes. Swiss Lawns, etc.
LADIES AND CHILDREN HOSE. ei'
PARAsoLs AND FANS something new,
iust ont
EMBRolDERtEs, the finest goods in
TIE city
SILK GRENAi-INES for Yelling, in all
shades.
MARSFILLES QUILTS. =; lower prices
than ever offered before.
NEW BELTS, with the latest style of
Buckles.
TABLE LINEN and Irish Linen, very
cheap
HAIR BRtIDs AND CHATLTNS, CT IL
superior quality.
BUrTuH> AND BUTTON NJ bULDs. in
all sirs-
IA SHERTINGS aud Pillow Casi gs
the hest aTutaciure ..
SASH RIBBONS. all silk,
CASSIMERES ANDJEANS, in all styles
HATS q Men and Boys, all s'yies just
rec-ived1
CLOTHING. the finest ever brough: TO
thu market.
PAPER AND LINEN COLLARS, of the
latest stvlr.
SCARFS. TIES Shirt studs and leeve
bur on-. something new.
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS, which we will
guarantee
FINE DIRE SHIRTS, and Summer
CuIerR ear
All the above goods anil others TOO
numerous to mention. we will offer Al the
YeJy .OW esI I,rice FOR cash. Come an see.
RICE Il BRO
i S-We have again on maud ladies
Hrse. 10 cents; Hanikei cine 5, 10 c"uisi
loves 80 esn's. Men ) SOCKS IL cents,
or / for - eeuts-
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The Cnyern,,. yI.rdrr.

The Csverhiil as>s=sinatiou OF which
we gave iuIl account some weeks since,
r kieuded with .es developments.
The adueah Ne'os learns:
That Mr.. CaverhilI has turned
States evidence in the Gaze Of the muir
der Of her husband and tina, she made
confession. The details OF v hich were
hat she went into the room To zee il
her husband was asleep. Having re
ported that he wa. Mrs Gallagher went
IN aud dealt him blow, which only
stunned him aud he rose Hp and grab
bed Gallagher aud would have made
his escape bar Collie m1de his appear
ance. remarking. las hi job has been
commenced we had better 6ni-h it j."
I'D. striking him behind the ear with
couplin pin, he broke hi- skull.
CsveThili nsde some D0i>e, whereupOn
Collie stuff d The corner Of u pillow in
his mouth and covered nIu, with II
tiuil. Collie then took po~ses>i"n OF
hi watch aGd pocket b"ok. aud he and
Mrs Cavrrhill squattrd down at the
fire place. counted The money and gave.
Mr. tiallue her 5000 ~ it. promising
her S2UO more when ih+y should r.
eeive the INSURANCE money Collie
hen A Used Mrs. e. aud departed. civ
lng >truetions that no alarm should
be given until he could hive time Ia
20 home aud yet in bad Mrs Cnver
hill also confessed that = conspiracy
had previously been formed with Coz
lie. of rhIs purPOrf She was TO wax
out with her husband, Collie was 4"
meet them. get into u tu+- with Csver
mill AMI shoot him. the two chiiit-r.
we're then 10 be. murdered but ihis
plot was not carried out Collie pro
pused several times for Mrs & 70 run
off with him, but abe drclinei. Tn
flair wa most fendi-h one. and he
actors in il should meet jurt rstri
button.
The woman Caverhill engaged in the
murder OF her husband at Rutherford
Station. seems to have beeH the eau~,.
nf man being hung In Mississippi
before she came To tennessee TO lIHr.
4 married man in ha, country beca e
very devoted 10 her. IN fact was so III
fatu1'ei about her that he hired a negro
10 Sill his wife The negro cut he,
throat and lett her Tor dead. bu, >he
recovered and the husband was arrest
ed. The evidence Was conclu i've aud
the indign4ut citizens took the mau
out and hung him 10 tree. When 1
married her he knew nosbing
Of her ausecedrnts.
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IN DronIh.

The ion. cont,pued drouth in thi-
elton has already. produced great injn-
~ TO oar farming interest, and great des-
pondencs wish our whole people.
The tobacco will be reduced 70 half the
sveragc crop.
Hay is I-ter:y burnt up. Not more
than third OF crop.
Oats greatley damag3.
Corn is suffering; but good SEASONS
hencefcrward may bring it out all ri ht
Cotton greatly injured, and many in
stance, patches have been PloweG up, aud
corn planted.
The whest crop Is abors :be average,
aud The harvest now in progress is going
on we'll.
From our exchanges, We think the drontb
partial in its eperations IL il pretty
extended, but here ami there iocAlisies
are having splendid rama Oar time viii
surely come SOON
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WOODLAND ITEMS Our CORE.
ponieu; y, ~ho writes decidedly in the
most elegsn. ana poFulsr Newspaper
style we have read lately. says, " oodland
modestly asserts possession Of cav mill,
Rri-t nliii, dry goods stors, drug store.
family grocery. pos, Office, express ofice,
. bar room. church. academy End broom
factory. The chief attractions are ioung-
ing OF the platforms in the day time,
snd ba' hing in the stagnant mill pond =,
1;Eht.
proof that Weodlsni Is = point Of
general interest is the fact that timer
ant shows every row sui then strsY into
i,s precincts 0niy last week magic
isntern exhibition of Bible pictures came
to delight us The Professor had evidently
never attained the degree of Professor of
Biblical lore, though ouch wa. his title lie
got ms pictures and explanation thereof
considerably muddled. lie got Moses,
with \ clesn shaved facs and clad in com
plete srmor meeting his dancing daue J.
ter; aud had Lot and his wife flying frNi
the burning Jsrusa.am!" Some OF our
Bible readers attempted TO correct soue
Of mis- naceuracies but The Professor 90,
mad. and Remarked thar he would dnsis'
iro - commenting IL view Of the legioS Of
lecturers tn front.
Our debating society has taken recess
in order that the members may achieve a
new idea. and elge their mentsi words
which hal become CONSIDERABLY hacked
hypo em conbats. Is val resume IN the
fall.
We regret not being ablo to print the
whole Ks .ealiy sPleId.iiy written
communication.
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wv. B. Benny
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Great ReGucti. Z in Goods

0reat ReGucti. L in Goods
The beat brand of Prints, only lOc Pc,
gard.
Coed Blcaohed DOmes,ic,. oaiy Toe pc,
yard.
Heavy Brown sheedns, only loc Re:
yard.
Black Iron Frame Grenadine, oniy %,
worth GO ceE,..
Fine roplins sui,able for the season,
emily Is cents, worth so cen's
Grenadine Dresses, all eolors and styles
good goods A. 10 TO lae per yard
4 neU style of Dress Goods called Gran
Eers Mixtures, washes we'll, IS vide, l5c
per yard.
York suitings, new style, only i5s TEX
yard.
Genuine japanese Stripes, only t8c per
yard.
Pure Linen Towels. only IOc apiece
Ladies Hose, good quality, Ouly lOc per
pair.
\ large assortment Of Clothing Boots
end Shoes, and all the latest novelties az
very low f .ures.
Gems an / Ladies' Hate, etc
1hrse goods are b. u-h' n; bottom prices
and u i'll b. so i to gu The tues
Before ru,ehas ug elsewhere call at
Vim. -. ISennvs
msy9 Hickman, Ky
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TIE nyerstore Fair Is TO BE held
Dgoter. 20ih 20 o4'h.
Rr!IGrors Service e, 'lte Epi-co-
pai Church. sunaay, Rev. n. n. Cowgirl,
Hecfcr.
Sewing MaeI'fre Needles.
sering Machine needles. 70 b iTl e.
BucK & ecTGHL
eoMF Iiickr,sp boys haze Base Bal
OF 'he brsin .sa;n They ere trimming NJ
10 play match game With Onion city
club soon.
Dr.. Miles. Of this county. ha-cepr
selling acme tlooded cattle to Ne~ Mad
rid, No. to Mr. J. H. Howard. foe cat
tie breeder of South vest Missouri.
The Davis Grange of the Patrons Of
nusbsndry. which meets at Kinks School
house. in this county. the Ist Saturday Of
each month. is proving very successful in
nenAe rship-
REv. Mr Pearoe. Bible Agent for
the State Of Kentucky, kss been iectur-
at this place. Ills work IL this county
has been very successful.
THE wheat crop of this section. nou
being Harvested. is proving splendid
yield and magnificent quality, while
the grass has been nearly ruinsd By the
drcuth.
Extensive preparations are being
made in ali the larger towns 1T IL.
State for the proper celebration Of 5
Johns Day All the proceeds will
70 the Masonic Widuw- and Orphans
Home, The only ins'i'utioD Of ne kin''
IA the country.
The yoaog German misses IF Pot
De Beus,'s music class presented tie
Courier Office with beautiful bgqnet
" ednes las last Each flower il the c.us-
ter is grm of rare beauty, and SC ar
ranged and combined As to form perfect
uIii OF elegant sweetEess-a beautiful re
Eek Of the class Thanks
PRoTRACrkD MEFT.HG "A PRO
traeied religions meeting has been in
progress the present week a, the Metho-
dist Church. under the charge Of the pas
tor. Rev J. d Bush assisted hy Rev. Mr
Spence. Some earnest and able sermons Z
have been d livered. and il is 70 D Hoped |
tina; they nay prove az bread cast upon |
tn waters, etc.
4 Chicago Real E-ta,e bun Dug firm
Is rites tie COURIER a>king US to advertise
that they have - O.O0l TO loan on coun-
Try real estate 81 Ter cent. interest
They are swindlers. ami IL any Of our
readers fall upon this plausible looking
sd,er,ise nent, they should not touch it.
Three cents is no, much, but too muSa to
give 70 sw ;uilers.
The local option carried in our
nsigbb9Fing teen Of Benton last week
Dur infornan, says. the Worthy ChiefHf !
he Good Templars and the County Re
urer went over on the morning OF tie
lection to the opponents Of the Law.
While n prominent saloou;st wen; over
o. prohibition IS an OF Sc, Aner a
.ara sIugzie prohibition ~oa by enc
.ie
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POWELL BRO.

Will sell Machinery and Farming ImPle-
mcnts NJ factory PRICES. freights, etc.
added Thew are agents for various fac
tories, Including the universally popular
KingsIsnd Ferguson fnctory. 81 Louis
TErashers. both horse and steam power,
Saw Mills. portable and stationery, Cotton
Gins Corn Shelters. Reapers and Mowers.
etc One of our b-st farm. rs. VI d
johnson. Of u yesrs experience with
thrssLers Who hHs used Eve different
kinds saws the KinCsiand & Ferguson
.hrashers bea; them all; Farmers will
please send in their orders early
POWELL & BRO.
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Public SO, aAis.g.

Judge ". ". Robertson. c1ndi late for
CIRCUIT Judge. and 4. Il Stubh'rfirli can
didsie for Common veal Il Attorney. for
the First judicial Ui-tricr of ntueky.
VII address the voters of the District At
the following tunes aud places
Al Grassland. Galloway County. Ken
surkv. Nav 9Th 1874 New Concord. Cal
loway "nnnty KY. MAY lj.h. 1874
waid-horo. Galloway County. KY. May
23d 1874 Birmipg ham. Marsh u Coun-
~. Ky May IN. 1874. Clinton. Hick-
mau County. Ky. June Isl. 1874. Ar
linston. Bailarl County. Ky, June 9Th,
1874 Columbus Hickman County, KY
fa5 n gh) JUNE 8. Hickman. Fulton Co {.
Ky tday aud night June <, f~74 Fu!-
ton. Fulton County. Ky June -3Ih. 1874.
The candidates for CircuiT Judge aud
Common wealth Attorney are respectfully
invited 10 attend. Speaking 10 commence
each day NJ cock. N.
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TurKe will be held a. Frankfort.


THERE wilt be held at Frankfort. 10
the ofico of thu Supsrietendsnt OF
Public Iuatrucuon. on the 18th OF
Ju'y, u convention. the object of which
is to concert measures to mature i
-ysten of public education that shaIi
rxieud 10 the training Of teachers for
our conaion schools aud of our young
ruea Tor classical aud technical pursuits.
The coeseniion is called by Mr. ! leu
derson. Superintendent OF Public Nn-
,traciion. and Professor Shaler, State
Geoiosist, aud the object of the con
!. cn.ioa embrace matters 10 which iheir
.e-peetive positions have given III b
!. lively interest.
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SChoni Trustee.

notice your timely suggcsiion n re
gard TO the election Of - Common SoLOo.
Trustee Tor th!s Die 3ric5. luu are right
in sayi ing that We should elect an iHteiti-
geut and thoroughly responsible nSn.
Allow He, without circumiucution, to
sucgrrt the name of : \. White. who
think will Eli the bin, if he will serve.
"H!cK4AN."
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wool d,ar.liup.

w z are authorized 10 announce that
w Hr john :. shepherd. near Jordan
SsncIcn, KY. Is now ready 10 card WOOL
he has supplied himself with Il new wool
picker, and ia therefore better prepared
20 mix wooi than heretofore.
sEa- IL is only necessary 20 wash and
pick the burs out. msy30-2m
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$500 Reward.

gISHE UNDERSIGNED viii pay $500
4 reward for the return 10 him. 81 his
r-s;,srrea in Hickman Of his COW.
D..scripijon--ked. some whife srcss on
belly and legs: marked crop aud nndar-
be IN i~f, ear ani-swailos FORK N rien,
car. Sirayed, a5oit : months sinee.
:une6-3t GUS RICE.
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on Saturday, July 4, 1914. Dancing day
and night. ExceIlenr string aud hi'ssss
lands will discoa ss music Marshats of
,he Association will ace 10 the proper
srdsr ana decorup> ,uneo-5~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-13

4 Co'auit (Georgia) minister hav>
rlg become Z tsther the thirty second
tine, local paper suggests tbs: the
boy be named Cali Gait"
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Commercial.
uicBNAS COURIER OFFIcE.
SATURDAY.. June Is. 1874

HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE.
Saturday, June Is. 1874 :
BACON-Shuul,iers loo; sides, l2ic;
hams. I34c.
CORN-ear Sue, shelled 50: delivered
st Hickman % delivered Oh bank Of the
river.
COTTON
thIet!oF .....-.--......-...b A &c
Ordinary .IIAl2
Good ordinary to strict 1914,
Low Mildlirg .............45alaS
WHEAr-Sl 0DIl 10, new.
At-Bro~n. i0allc Harl I2LAlf;.
MEAL-Froin wagons S5cag &c.
RUrTER-Fresh. p TO 25c per h.
POULTRY, EFr.-foang Chickens
Z 70 to 81 per 1t s'u. OH from 3 5JA
40. Eggs. 10 20 IL per dozen.
NOOls--4j to Ducts lbs IN wtsaed.
GENSING-7Ja75c per pounl
SALr-By car load. hushcl So o.;
py retail -. 2sn los, barrel by car load
- -. by retail s. -.
LOWS-iiertweck Balir,r & Kuoerr,
Steel Plows, No. /, ~ Ue. No, 2, . %;
No. 3, Sl0; No. 1, IL. BY the lot not
less than dozen.
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Size tied the batter 10 her waist, and
led the COW 10 water J. the brute took
fright, aud gase . t~is---"My daugh
ter oh, ny daughter.