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Sewing Machine Needles.
Sewing Machine needles. 10 be had at
BUCK & COWGILL'S.

A YYoED or ADSrcE-=A.rl.orez s.ss
large numbers Of families not only IN
Kentucky but in every Southern State
who were left by the war with scant
means and growing families. At pres
ent perhaps there is enough to supply
the actual wants, but with the iucreas-
ing wants of growing families it is be-
coming more and more difficult each
year to make both ends meet. The
education of the children is necessarily
more or less neglected, aud there is no
pleasure in looking into future where
the battl6 must be fought by these
children, Shough they are but poorly
provided for the contest Uuder these
circumstances the learning of good
trade lie profitable for every boy in the
country In Prussia it's made impera
tive on every family to put the sons
out as apprentices. Neither prince
nor peasant is exempt, and in fut,r
life, ~ matter what profession may
be adopted, there is feeling of security
a knowledge that if by reason of weak
euing health, or for other reasons, il
may not be safe to pursue his profess
sion there is still les his trade by which
he can always honestly live. Circum
stances are exceedingly varied that
make it at least desirable that per-
son should gain a livelihood by means
differing from hiss5rst choice. IF now
ne is capable Of fab ping or engineer
ing if he can mebd shoe as well as
he can prescribe for diseased bodies,
or if he can tan a hide as well as he
can hunt up a case, he is not in dan
ger of becoming pauper. He can
save his Independence and manhood,
as we'll as his health and income. Even
for persons with ample means the
knowledge of good trade is by no
means to be despised.
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Honesty Is the best policy" unless
you can get about s5O,000, and effect
settlement at fifty SIr cent
D.l msnGF ny .5 5a's ,ig. m9 ~bs5
you don't know where to raise fifty
cents.
Never run in debt when yon can
avoid it. L is much better to 90 stub
bling around in broadcIoth coat than
to be in debt for a suit OF Scotch mixed
Let your motto be, Liberty or
death, and if it comes to the pinch
take the most Of it ID liberty.
Remember the poor If you know
Of family who are out of provisions
aud fuel, keep them in your thoughts
until YOU meet Smith or Brown. aud
then tell them that they'd better make
. donation II they hold of. tell them
,hat He who siveth to the poor leu
deth to the Lord 1t is very easy to
rememb Der the poor. [ can remem Der
cases twenty years ago
Bespec, old age IF you have a
1Haijen aunt forty years old, aud she
is passing herself of for girl of
twenty-three, there is no call for you
to expose her. The more you respect
her age and keep 5 ia about it, the
more she will respect you.
Never marry for wealth, but remem-
Der that it is just as easy to love. u
girl who has hrick house with man
sard roof and silver plated door bell
as one who hasn't anything but an
auburn head aud an amiable DISPOSE
tion
Love thy neighbor as myself
Borrow mis- pillow, hoe, or harness
whenever you can, but if he wants to
borrow yours tell him that you're very
sorry. but you were Eust going to use
them yourself
Be guarded in Your conversation.
There are times when you may freely
express your option of political cans
didate, but you lad better wait until
his friends are over T. The next county
visiting.
Restrain your temper, particularly
if policeman is in sight Fits of
anger hasten death If a man should
call you a horse thief and you should
get highly indignant, it would cut
your life short by several days: aud
( If it was In Texas and there was a
vigilance committee handy, it might
cut it short altogether.
Rise with a lark. That is. during
cold weather, as soon as the lark
rises, waken your wife aud tell her
that it is 6sne to build the FIRE. If
she makeSany objections, you can re
fer her to a dozen works on the benefit
OF esrly rising Any man who cares a
cent for his wife's health will take a
pride in hearing her arosnd the house
1T daylight of winters morning. get
ting red hot stove aud warming his
socks aud boots.
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NOTICE OF WARNING-STocK MEN.
Elsewhere in this issue will be fonnd
legal notice of warning, forbidding
all persons not land owners. from driv-
ing or turning loose Of any stock in
the Mississippi River bottoms Of this
county The residents and land own
ers- of the bottom are driven TO this
course by the scarcity of range and
a),a depredations of stock upon corn
fields, etc. The notice i, We under.
stand, the work of the entire owners
and Inhabitants thereof. and the law
Is to be enforced irrespective of per-
sons. Therefore, one aud all, bad
better get their stock home aud drive
no more into the bottom
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OVATION TO I'D. Grassland IT be
friends of Col Edward Grassland have
been disposed to make his present
visit to Hiek man the occasion OF quite
al ovation. but have been somewhat
restrained by the modesty of the old
veteran. Tuesday night he was serenad-
ed at the Planters House, tut excused
himself from speaking. Wednesday
night the Hickman Cornet Band at
the instance of friends again compli-
mented him at the residence of DR.
A. A. Faris, eliciting from him a
thrilling and beautiful little impromptu
speech, in which hO reviewed his official
public life aud the fidelity and conf
deDce with which Fulton county had
always stood by him. etc, etc La re
firing from public life, and resuming
his profession, there was no memory
dearer or more blessed, than the love
be cherished for Fulton county and her
people, etc.
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THERE is some talk of organizing a

THERE is some talk Of organiziuga
military company 10 Hickman under
the State militia law. The excitement
10 regard to tho negro troubles of Ten
nessse aud Mississippi has extended to
our people, and many urge the neces-
sity OF organization. So far as the
colored people Of this vicinity are con
cerned We are pursuaded that they are
entirely peaceable and we'll disposed,
slough there are some who profess to
have observed signs Of prospective
trouble. = Il is DaturaI We should by
sympathy catch the excitement prevail
ing in Tennessee. However, we see
no harm in the organization of mill
itaty eonipspy aecor'lipg 10 law.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT moNEY.-
One VIM c. Robinson, who halls from
Union City, was arrested By Marshal
Cole. Saturday, for passing counterfeit
money. On examination before Judge
Wiugate, he was put in bond of $500
for his appearance at the Circuit Court.
He left under the bond but has not
put in an appearance. The bills passed
by him were Of the very best appear
auce. and only to be detected by close
examination.
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now TO MAKE nlgscuIEF.
Warranted to Never Fail. II
Directions are Strictly Fol-

tOWe0.
Keep your eye on your neighbors
/ Take care of them. DO not let them
stir without watching. They may do
wrong if you do. To be sure, you
never knew them to do anything very
bad, but it may be on your account
they have not. Perhaps if it had not
been for your Kind care, they might
have disgraced themselves long time
ago. Therefore do NOT relax any effort
TO keep them where they ought to be.
Never mind your own business-that
will take care of itself There is man
passing along-he is looking over the
| fenee-be suspicious OF him +; perhaps
be contempIates stealing. some of these
dark nights; there is no knowing what
fancies he may have got into his head.
Ii you find any symptoms OF y
one passing out of the path of duty
tell every one else what you see, and
be particular TO see a great many. II
is a good way TO calculate such things.
though il may not benefit yourself nor
any one else particularly Do keep
something goiog-silence Is dreadful
thing though it was said there was
silence in heaven for the space Of hall
an hour, do not let any such thing
occur on earih it would be too much
for this mundane sphere
If, after all your watchful care, you
cannot see anything out of the way
in any one, you may be sure it is not
because they have not done anything
bad; perhaps in an unguarded moment
you lost sight of them. Throw out
hints that they are no better than
thew ,shnnld he, thai YOU should Rn4...
wonder if the people found out what
they were alter little while then
they may not hold their heads so high.
Keep it going, aud some one else may
take the hint, aud begin to help you
along after awhile then there will
be music, and everything will work
with charm There are few
persons in Fulton county who have
faithfully tried The plan, and found il
to work we'll
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ROSWELL INSI1

ROSWELL INSITUTs, JORDAN
STAr1oN.-The next session of Roosevelt
Chapel win open Monday the 9TH Of sep
TENDER This institution under its pres
ent management has been in existence For
six years, aud is commended 20 us as one
of the very best in this section. IL is
located in one of the most pleasant and
heaithiest neighborhoods in Southern
Kentucky, and commended by many adj
vantages Mrs. Page is conceded by all
TO be a very superior educator Board
convenient to Institute, ST. per month,
ETC. etc
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lor Sale or. Trade.

n WILL SELL OR TRADE. for small
farm in the country, a vicinity resi-
fdence. IN East Hickman, fronting on Troy
kAvenue, with al the necessary improve
Inents. barn and barn yard, orchard of
tine selection OF fruit trees, garden, &c-,
ksbout three acres.
For further particulars apply TO
). I. LUTTRELL,
Nup1-tF Hickman. XIV.
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BUTTER KNIVES for so cents
laagisS H. rLAgT s BROS
0.r ~ ~ snnerinle trienda Of On.

OsE OF the sanguine friends of I'm
ion City argues as an inaucement for the
location for female seminary at that
place, that chewing gum is cheap there
.hou1s. Hickman Courier.
The above we consider a reflections upon
che ladies of our fair city. either by our
friend warren of the '.CorRIEB,' or By
that sssanguine friend If we hear of
the like again, We shall be compelled to
administer dose Of our Sovereign rem
edyr Ask what it is - Union City Rec
esIe-
To give cur new and auiahlc neighbor
chance to get in u good lick, We do ask
what IL is p
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.Machine Poetry.
szissai.e.
toek of goods in store;

ktfe saw before.
toek of goods in store
Zht not . wink could l sleep
!kg how he sold things so cheap
made up my mind to talk to the boss
fear his clerks might cause him loss
is mistake. know, and one that is
large,
For they cell at one-half what others
charge.
goes to the store, Mr.. Benny stand.
say good norning. he says. how do you
do my dear sir
lie treats me SO kind. and says viii you
be seated.
at could bat feel. such man should
not be cheated
I. Benny, says !, came here this morn
To tell you just how all your goods are
going,
Your clerks make mistake, and sell
them too low,
And for fear you dida's know it, I'd just
tell you So
Mr. Benny. he looks, and speaks such a
smile,
And ssys, my friend, We DO such things
all The while,
We sell our goods quick, and our profits
are small,
And our goods are all frst-elasss trash
at all.
So he give me his card IL vas printed SO
neat
II was Hickman. Ky on Ciiutou Street.
That night slept we'll, with the happy
conviction.
That the poor man car live IS well IS the
rich one.
CaIlfor nice and cheap goods at the
YyrD GO Kenny
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Colorado Excursions
Go West Through st. Louis

20 West Through st. Louis.
DrRtxG the sumuer Season, the MIS-
souri, PAcIFc and KAssAs PAcTFiCTHRcCoH
LINE, via st Louis and Kansas City, will
sell Excursion Tickets from ST. Louis 10
Denver an Return, good ninety lays from
date Of sale. at eRtreemly low ates thus
affortiiug every one an opportunity 10 visit
the famous resorts of Colorado, mong the
beautiful Parks Of the Rocky Maintains
To all who are seeking new homes IN OF
are about 10 take = trip 10 Nissan, Kan
sas. Colorado, New Mexico, iebTaska,
Oregon or California. we recfamend "a
cheap. and quick and direct $50 way
OF ST Louis, over the MIS- 'fi'rr 'ze' re
THRoUGH LINE. II is equipped with fne
Day Coaches, Reclining Chair Cars, Pull
mans Palace Sleepers, the fam Gus Miller
Safety Platform. and the celebrated Wes-
tinghouse Air Brake; and runs its trains
from St Louis to principal points in the
West WITHOUT CHANGE. The Texas con
nection of this Road is now con oieted and
passengers are offered a first-class all rail
rout from ST. Louis to Texas. either over
the Missouri, Kansas Texas r. r..
VIA SEDALIA, or over the Atlantic & Ia
cifc Railroad Road, VIA VIVA
For full information in regard TO Colo
RADIO Excursions, or trips TO any point in
the Great " est, address or call upon either
of the following named Agents OF the
Line J F. Thompson, l57 Exchange St,
Buffalo, n. Y; S. II. Thompson, U MON
Depot, Columbus, Ohio or E. A. Ford
GeneraA Passenger Agent. 25 South
Fourth Street, ST. Louis Mo Questions
lcii be chsectftly and promptly alswersd.
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.nn she road

fellows that ever ran upon sne road
Everything along the road Is , onsog e
and from indianapolis to St bg',s tue
country has been civilized sns peace
aud good order prevail.
TIE Henderson Neaos Is spohS'-
Bile for tie following delicious n'0rse''
Authentic extract from M -
lover letter found in HapSlne,' 'ne
other day 81 dreamed the ola.. u'e ~
that we we're married, and I 'Hough,
an hour afterwards | felt sie,P'S ano
laid my head on your shonlae'' aoa
you put your arms around NC ana
whispered sweetIy 10 my eat "a rug :,
Ny dear darling, are you 'iotPy
I said was. You kissed ne Snd II
killed me too dead to skin.
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CIRCUIT COURT The Fulton Cir
cult Court commenced Monday last,
His Houec Judge Boon presiding
There is slim docket, and the session
will be a short one Judge W W.
Robertson, Circnit Judge elect; " Il.
Brady. Geo W Si!vertooth. Rllph
SiIvertooth, 10 Smith, and Hoa. I'D.
Grassland. are the only visiting at
torneys
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largest vote ever polied in this county
Wool and VVOOl Rolls
w ANTED, for which we will pay tn
w highest market price.
augl-3w J. II. PLAUT & BRO.
a PARTY of 100 lNies aud gentle
men enjoyed an excursion on the steamer
Glasgow, sunday last, TO Cairo and return
Everything passed of pleasantly.
The first "open cotton howl" Of thi,
section this season is credited to Mr.
~ Combs. 1t is pronounced fuC
quality.
/ A HIoKMANIrE at Cairo. on Sunday
last, boosted of drinking % glasses Of
lager at one sitting. Pretty steep for
"Melican man"
(iaLL AND EXAMINE the elegant coral
sets at J. II. PLAUT g BROS. No
trouble to show goods. augl-3w
LAKE CounTY-Joshua Upton
sheriff; ]. B. Arnett, Circuit Clerk +;
Tip Anderson, Trustee. The county
instructs for Shearon for Congress.
Crops of all kind a total failure.
ELDERS Fain, Stephens and Mul-
Inns, the most eminent of the Primitive
Baptist Clergymen, are to preach al en-
ion CITY, Sunday. Members of that
church are making efforts to get them to
visit Hickman, and deliver series of
sermons.
The farm house of Mr. Jack Oliver,
s~.-tr.. .IAss-oved bv 6ra Fridav last
the work evidently of incendiaries. Mr..
oliver and family had been away from
home for several days, during which time
there was not a spark of fire on the place,
and hence the supposition that it was set
ON fire. The loss will be about s., 900.
OBIoN County OFFICERS p. w.
Duncan, Sheriff; Coleman Goad, Cir
cult Clerk E. d Faris, County CLERK;
j D. MouItrie, Trustee; W H Holle-
man, Tax collector Jno. E Evans,
Register.
County CoURr.-Tbe Fulton Coun-
ty Court was in session Monday, but
transacted little business, further than
a sweeping change of overseers of
roads. Dir. James Goalder was ap-
pointed constable of District No g.
SOME Hickmanites are eultiqating
amusements very assiduously this week
on Reelfoot lake, just over the Ken
tucky line Their sports are said TO
be peculiarly attractive on Tennessee
We have received the official vote
Of all the counties of this Judicial
District, except Ballard and Graves
aud for the want of these, can not give
full returns Robertson's majority Is
from 600 to 200. Meals majority
for Commonwealth Attorney about
the same
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a EEsrll Line Of

Dash. DOORS. BLINDS. WINDOW
- GLASS and WHITE LEAD, at
10 lew }. HFLAUr BRO.
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Wheat Wheat! Wheat

We have received orders for several car
loads of Wheat, and farmers would do
we'll 10 call on US before selling.
iuly4 kICE-& BRO.
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vALU,B1s LsSp Fou sAtE.-The editor
Of the COURIER IL authorized 70 sell. IN
conditionally. valuable body VI land.
near Hickman-adjoinin the farm or
Joshua Dodds, Esq. This land will bc
sold at a reduced price, and on long tire
if desired--a lien being retained on the
land for purchase money.
There are several ciesrings and i'm
pTovspaeats inenfurnted.
Heys- The - as ~ land any ftuf-
ton county. and beautifully situated. be-
ing near the town Of Hickman. and on
the line Of the Nashville & North Western
Railroad. The land IL finely tim bered. and
is a most excellent site for Saw Mil Al
around aud about il land il sold at from
$50 to $50 per acre. and this is as fine aa
the best, and better situated than the aver
age.
All letters to The undersigned. a, Hics
man will he promptly answered.
k-S- There are about 1850 acres in the
body bat it hoped TO form company.
and cut it into smaller tracts, sey 100
acres each. IL desired by purchasers. Tor
further information,
TERMS
One third cash, and the balance n one.
two and three years; notes TO bear six per
cent. interest, and lien ON aud 10 b re
tanned for the purchase money
Address,
Gro. WAHREs.
Hickman, ~.
or, Col. oscar TURNER.
Noodville. RY.
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER ogFrcE

Friday, Aug. Il, 1874.
APPLES-40 cents bushel loose in
wagons.
BACON Shoulders 10c; sides, 12lc,
hams. 134c.
COkH--ear soc, shelled 81 delivered
at Hickman. IS delivered ontank Of the
river.
COTTON
luIctiVT '.-..-.'. ..--,--.- -.....-. M iDc
Ordinary ...................IIa
Good ordinary to strict l3(014,
Low Mlddhng ...-----.. .....l 5aI5s
WHEAT-90aSl 90, in demand.
SUGAR Brown, 10aIlc Hari l2Ka14c.
MEAL-From wagons S5cusOc.
RUTTER-Fresh, 20 to 25c per h.
POULTRY. ETC.-Young Chickens.
~ % to so per dozen. 0ldfrom 8 BOA
90. Eggs, 10 to lac per dozen.
WOOL--45 to Scots. his tub washed.
GENSING--70a75e per pound
SALT-By car load. bmhel So 90;
by retail 3 %. $50 lbs, harrelbv car load
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ just published, ne. edition
e IS: s: a 4: !: :::.::
torrhea or Seminal Weakness, lnvolun-
tary Seminal Losses, Impotence Mental
and Physical Incspacity, lmpedm ents TO
Marriage, etc. also. Consumption, Epilep-
sy and Fits, induced by self-itiulgenee
Or SEXUAL extrava gance; Piles, &C.
Eelg@ Price in II sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, that he alarm
ing consequences of self-abuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine the spplca-
tiou Of the knife pointing outa mode OF
cure ~ once simple, certain, aad effect
ual. by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may he. may
cure himself cheapiy, privately and rad
caliy
Bee This Lecture should be inthe hands
Of every youth and man in the laai.
Sent under seal, in "a plain envelope, to
any address, posi- p,ai on receipt Of six
cents, or two post staiuPs. Also. Dr.. SILLs-
BEE's remedy for Piles. Send foroircular
Address the Publishers,
CO S J. c. KLINE & CO
127 Bowery. New York.
july26-1y 2. 0 Box 1855.
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.Stufe -4adifor

We are authorized TO announce Col. D.
puwARD SNITH, Of Owen county, as a
\tndidate for reelection as State Auditor,
the August election, 1875, subject to
action of the Democratic party
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No. , Hhds, :" :"
No. i Clarets, 3 =" ="
CANDLES, Star, 20922.
OATS-65a75 c.
CHEESE per lb. IL TO u
COFFEE Rio, 24la27c
CRACKERS, r p 74oBs4e
CASTINGS. q ID, 54a5c.
COTTON YARNS, y dozen iz'9lsc.
COAL OIL, u gallon zoo per Dbl.
FLOUR, So 50@lO 90
FEATHERS, p Id 50a60c prime
GUNPOWDER, p keg ;. 9oaso 90
WASH BOARDS per dos, y i0a3 90
PLoWS, Steel, S,al23.
HUBS, 50a2 81 per sett .-
LARD OIL, p gallon, s. 70
LARD. p ib.llc.
BLASTING POWDER, 5 %.
HIDES, green, &C.
dry 10 10 l6c-
JEANS, per yard, 2oaI5
LINSEY, per yard, l5a4'e'
TALLOW, per Id DC. -
SODA-By the keg &c To-
SHOT, per bag, o.
SLOVENIAN d gallon, 10 70 loc.
ToBACCo. Mannfac' d. per le6O a. 81 4C
BAGGING-l5als per ysru-
ROpE-Machine lU.
lReS TIES-4O TO
BEESWAX 25@s0c. p ID
IRON, bar size, 5tc-
PRINTS 8 to l23c-
LEATHER, kip skins 81 0Vap 80
W sole, per ID. 50 a45c.:
n INNER side. 4 50a5 %.
cTEFI Cast. Nj. 8 A.. 2Ua2lc-
woIAsSES-per Bar Too &c.
BUCKETS, e dozen, o.
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SAMUEL LANDRUM
General Insurance Agent,

large W he o business
hs who havm
ucrcices through
! suranse Comp
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ELDERS Fain, Stephens and Mul-
Inns, the most eminent of the Primitive
Baptist Clergymen, are to preach al Un-
ion City. sunday Members of that
church are making efforts to get them to
visit Hickman. and deliver series of
sermons
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A HIcKMANITE at Cairo. on Sunday
last, boosted of drinking 90 glasses of
lager at one sitting. Pretty steep for
"Melican man
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We are su' horized 10 announce Hos.
oscar TURNER. OF Ballard, as a candidate
TO represent the people Of the st Con-
gressionsl District ia the next Congress
of the United States.
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We are authorized to announce Hon.
4. r. BeeS, of Graves, as 3 candidate to
represent the people of the LIST Congres-
sionsi District in the next Congress OF
The ni;ei States =
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CANDIDATES.
For Congress.

We are authorized 10 announce Hon.
CAswELL BENNETT, of Livingston county,
as candidate to represent the people of
the LIST kentucky District In the next
Congress of the United States
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LAKE CoUnTY-Joshua Upton,
sheriff, j. B. Arnett, Circuit Clerk F;
Tip Anderson, Trustee. The county
instruets for Shearon for Congress.
Crops of all kind total failnre
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THE first "npen cotton bowl"of this
section this season is credited TO Mr.
a. Combs 1t is pronounced fue
quality.
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A PARTY of 100 lSlies aud gentle
men enjoyed an excursion on the steamer
Glasgow, Sunday last, 70 Cairo and return.
Everything passed of pleasantly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-08-14
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