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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-25
DEr1c-IATEc
County Convention! !

ATaMEErING " THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee. held at tho
Office o. tn, ~.|ustic. of the cnce iii Eureka,
on the IA day Z: August, 1874, 1t was unini-
moIsly
til, democratic ami LIBERAL party of Eureka
eoihty, b. held ~ iureka, On thu 2lst day of
September. ls14, icr the pirroSc OF c.ecting
Delegates 10 the STATE t"nvcntien,, and q.
Nominating candidates for township and
County officers. and OF organizing the party
Tor the cam! algn.
i,osclvci, that the PRIMARY election for
Delegates 10 the County Convention. be held
on he l2tii OF september, the polls to be open
from 10 \. NJ. to6 l.. N. kupy I'LL excepted
there Iona, where tlcy will be open from IL
\. NJ. to = Y. VI.
Lcsolved. hat Tho following bo the apror-
ton NeEt oi reprcsg Etutiou; that the polls be
held at til, places named; and that the Dcni-
ucrS-ic vet. rs OF each precinct are requested
to orgaai lad 2uroint Judges.
Hc>uiyed, That tbs Judges o. Election in
the various precinct are requested to ioi-
ward til. returns wi;lioat delay. to the Sccre-
tary .! this tonIMitt"c.
Fish Greek. one Delegate, POLLS at Fen
st.rnakcr'..
i,cbslts Creek ,one Delegate, polls at Lew
j. arch.
toItsz. one Delegate, rolls at titsserald's.
hcuWiWe. ne IjclCgatc, polls at It
a!isadc. three Delegates, polls at Hem
lcy'>.
tliimneys, one Delegate. polls al Station.
i.urrka. TWENTY-FIVE ibctcgatrs.r ol.s at nook
ana ladd I Conf any tui.!!ng.
iuby hill. oisht delegates, polls at Col
1u't.
Prospect Mountain, two delegates, polls at
Connolly l.ine.
secret Canyon, three Delegates. polls at
G~eUr-oG ardhSI'S.
into, Gle i,clc.ate. polls at fi-:ts Hotel.
aul~r"i's i,aich, one Delegate, polls at
! faIInnef's.
e,il har station, enc Delegate, ro!!s At Sci
h!.h'-.
X solved, That we hea tily iudorse the
patriotic sentiments enGiciut,i by the STATE
CentIai Committee OF the l}cmoelatic and
Liberal parry: and that we invite the co-ol-
] Grafton Of all honest n"n III an effort to s.
+ cure an honest Az .ninistralion OF State and
tuaHty affairs.
VS.. kIYE;, Chairman.
ScLIES ~iiETXrL. ~cr,iary. aI.,id
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Will Meet e Chnrgcs.

NEW YORK, Angus. ~.
Glendenning. the Jersey city pas
tor. who left there about the time OF
Mary Foneroy's funeral. returned on
saturday night. and it is understood
announces his intention TO meet all
,barsoS n,,iIS. him
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DISSOLUTION Of Cc.?ARTHERSnIP

1--WE CC-PARTNEESHIp HEREToFORE
cxi.;lie between the undersigned and
Mm. Fairfield, in The STAGING business. fcom
Eur.ia To E.i.o, was. on the 18th Of July. 1874.
dissolved. VS.. SANDhElI.LEN.
AurGst u. 1871. aug2i
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U.cayin- for tho Mines.
Shooting ARRAY

MENDOCINO, IlI., NU-. Il.
A shooting atfray occurred at Little
River this afternoon. Two imeH. Tho~.
NcCann and JAS. Mccormack. had
been drinking together. aud while en-
cagel in . game of billiards a dispute
arose. when McCann drew Il four
shooter and fired, the bail entering
NcCormack's mouth AMI lodging be-
hind his ear. The wound though seri-
u is not considered fatal.
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Ecst-~SSC Reward.

riNIE ABOVE REWARD WILL Pr hat
siI, iSa 'n av iseo from our ran.h near flsh
trstk. a lew days ago. One Of, ths m,,,e iai
a sorrci, and the other brown; both hFann rri
with a small -" ON the Jaw. nv on
mule had a bell ON, and has black sr%ts =.
The shoulder. Ihr finder will receive ihc,r
ward by leaving them at sws,nekE
stable.
un.tI-l.N -
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DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.

[srECIAI. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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"
Et.D,

In UEionvillc. August Ii. Of p|aaemon:a,
DIR. !. Y. Groves. AID A. wears.
NEB Ic-D.tI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-25

THE Belmont Courier crows long
and loud over the result of the Demo-
cratic primary in that town. 1t is
claimed that Dick O'Mailey and John
ny Grimes We're cleaned out, horse. foot
and Dragon. Unless we are much
mistaken in the metal of those boys
they Will be heard from again before
the campaign is over.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-25

\ MAN by the name of lanes Rus
sell died in the County Hospital on
Wednesday morning last. OF paralysis,
consequent from the sotlening OF the
brain. lie was brought in from Tybo
abort a week ago, represented to be
insane. His case was. however. en-
tirely ditieret from what is commonly
understood as insanity. lie was not
at any time during his loss of reason
disposed to be ugly. but Ia: in ali i'm
beetle PROSTATE condition, entirely
helpless. lie has = nephew living in
Tybo by the name OF Henry Roddick.
Deceased had lived AMI worked in
Ellsworth. Jefferson. Belmont and
Tybo. His age and nativity we were
unable 10 obtain.-Eetmoat CuurI,Y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-25

Ir is with a good deal OF satisfaction
that we note the fact that Judge Po-
land, author of the Press gag law.
has been regulated by a large mum
Der Of his former Republican sup
porters. The diaatlected members
of the convention that rcnoninated
him left in a body and proceeding
to another hali noIninatel ali oppo,i-
ton candidate. When Poland was
called upon for his speech Of accept
ance he denounced the press as williul
and notorious liars, and wished they
could all be hauled to Washington TO
answer for their libelous accusations.
Congressional honors will not trouble
him again.-Ikta.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-25

UPoN a ranch i'll this State, on the
Carson river. there i. a herd of TWEEN
ty-siX camels. all but two of which
were bred and raised in Nevada.
Some years ago nine orten were i'm
ported into the S:a.e; but of these
only two lived 20 become a~cclimated,
and from this pair have been raised
the twentv-four. They are used in
packing salt to the mills on the river.
from the marshes lying in the desert,
some sixty miles eastward.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
E.:C-I

4 Fri-..tf.,i >~H:-i.e = Weather
S:ocEs. Dco.e.sci-ise.. N.. sa-..
denmark fassie-s;eainrr EiiSi
SiiipI:n- Nc".-i'ro:r",s ri the
Lair -Cause Of Dcn:i:-tR.i.!"se
Arrivals ItSa Vo..cs IL SIcccsS-
Er.0InEu FINN -, !. GI.:!!S.
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MINES AND MINING
ADCLEf. SUTRC

WILL ADDRESS THE rTuILE OF NJ
w vada at the points ard dates hereafter
mentioned, III u lcc;.lo On
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MINES ND MINING

Illustrated by the Calciim Iiaht, in which
b. will also refer to the - o~!iiical STATION"
a. follows:
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SAN Francisco. August .

Judge Dooacrthi+ morning released
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

pittance, earned hy whole year of toll
find sweat, aud suffering and anxiety,
grasped closely, thinking all along
strangely enough, that the great blessings
Of this glorious government are just
, tile mysterious in their droppings. But
WHO hecds his sad murmurings? VINO
hears tie tardy complaint, though never
20 loud aud resonant of patient toll, that
is wrung from him by the rings and mo
nopoiics What is he, sun-br0w ned and
roil-worn though he be, in God s service
of filling the soil, in the estimation of
the gildAd corruption and lordiy despet-
ism at Washington. but heirer et rcood
and dTarey ef 1cGter.
Now you see that under this law the
retail! dealer is virtually prohibited and
dcpe"drn ppOn the Wholesale ed dealer and
manufactIIrer. They hx the prices Of Ms
tobacco TO suit themselves. The manu-
f.leturer is the largest beneficiary, because
the restrictions are placed upon him; he
is made the !uonopolist, and therefore one
Of the n rds Of the Government caressed
and paEfpered until he grows fat from
feeding upon the vitals of the iron sinew-
ed sous OF labor
Independent OF the wrong and oppres
sion Of the law simply as "a law, there IS
another objection 10 it. and one which. ~
IFS threatning gloom, Overshadows those
already mentioned. l allude TO the man
iiest purpose OF the party in power to con
vert every vital interest Of the country
into one vast system OF rings and mouop-
olies; IN the accomplishment of which pur-
pose 1t brings 10 its support direct pecn-
mary interest, which, am sorry 20 say,
in this country is stronger than any in
terest in liberty, patriotism, religion, on
what not. They know that rings aud mon
opolies when male to depend directly
upon the Government for their privileges,
VIII always be ready 10 bend their
every energy and all their vast appii-
ances of power 20 pcrpetuate that govern
ment aud that party in power which
brought them into being aud from which
they draw their vital sHstenance. They
know fhat whenever Que class OF citizens
- favored by the government at the eN-
peuse and mis- .ortune OF other classes
that every pulse OF the class benefited, FIR
the time beng, beats in unisOa with the
government thus administered for their
behalf. They know Tat the class so
privileged lose sight Of that simple pure,
and uuseltsh patriotism that just gov
ernmcnt, eQuIiabiy administered, nj
ways inspires in the breasts of its citi-
Eens, and yield ut once 10 the sordId anu
selfish greed which prompts them 10 seek
the tattening pens OF Administrative cor
ruption, ami follow willingly the fortunes
OF the party IN power 30 long a5 their
privileges are lett und'sturDei. They
know that in these rings and mouopohes
rests strong money power which Is we'll
TO court. They have learned the power
of money, aud their scheme is 10 directly
interest this power in the administra-
ton OF Ape government. Capitalization
is theiUf Reading and paramount idea, a
direct personal pecuniary interest an the
government is The surest way TO accom-
piish this idea.
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Lie Loas.


To Samuel Icndr1m, Agent Mutual BSn.ff
Life Insurance Company Of NeW ArEi
-telr JTseg;
Dear Sir;-I desire TO acknowledge the
payment made TO me by you OF FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, in fnll Of policy
No. 6J.2G, issued by the Mutual BENEFIT
Life Insurance Company of New Ark,
New Jersey. on the l4ih day of October,
1870. AT an annual premium OF ninety
eight dollars. on the life Of my son. ii. d.
Robinson. dec d., which policy terminated
by his death on the Both of November.
1878 10 yourself for your prompt ac-
ticn in making mp proof Of loss, and 10
the Company for their prompt payment OF
this loss. | desire 10 return my sincere
thanks. ] would sincerely advise all men
sho have families dependent on them for
support TO embrace the opportunities
- y. .=a.t Ia good life Insurance companies
70 provide for them in case Of early death.
Men II. w. ROBINSON.
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Cheap Reading for Everybody.
wn. Trenz's Circulating Library

viii he open every day except Sundays,
on and after March 2si, 1874.
Terms of membership: Three dollars
per year. pnyahie Invariably in advance.
Persons rot wishing 10 become regular
members, can have the use OF any book
in the Library. by depositing the sum VI
-, ard paying ten cents for the use OF
each volume
Books may be kept ont two weeks
charges for detention hey ond that time
two cents per day. Members may. how
r, have their books renewed at the end
she first two weeks, for two weeks
ger, wiinout extra charge non mem
My paying 10 cents per volume.
e Library contains Al present nearly
kolumes. 10 which will be added ~
ssras published. ali new works By the
q popular writer's of rho day
y alphabetically arranged catalogue,
vi books in The Library, can ne seen
~ time at my store on Clinton Streer,
kDsn. Ky.
for farther information apply 10
tsb2szif VII. fKENZ.
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The Petition.

III. Lolt0T
We notice in the CouRIER what purport-
to be the petition which il Ia he subni;'ei
10 the next County Court praying ti'"i
the election on the proposed prohibitory
law be ordered for the 9Th day of May,
1874 We thiuk tnis 700 htstv Tor an eiec-
ton which both sides con1cde important.
The people should have more time to con
slider aud discuss the question. Several
months i not too mLcn Therefore. we
pray the Comfy Judge, to fix, say som.-
lime in the Summer. The cause OF truth
can lose nothing by time and discussion
CITIZENS
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ANxIvERsARY BALL AND SuPpEp

ANNIvERsARY BALL AND SUPPER
The young men of the Hickman Order
of Old Fellows, propose celebrating the
anniversary Of their Order by a grand
ball and supper, Monday the 9th inst.
The anniversary day of the Order, we
believe is the 26:h, but that being sunday
the celebration viii occur Monday follow
ing. These annual festivals have always
been \ source of great pleasure aud en-
! oynent to the members of this institu-
ton, and we doubt not this will be fully
up to the past.
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j. aANGB E1RG

KENTUCKY PIONEER DRY GOODS REGULATOR
of LIanIw
I Of
SHAWL DEPA RTATEHTT
striped
n st NJ and oane sand Usier
WFITpFI GOODS DE PARyTAHB1IT
o : aiF o a ye sand r,r Lacce tts
- 81 SIS % Luna Of
S"in t.ins
@ al rad
PIECE GOODS DEP q RIM INT
Consists ul brood vesIings
am leans, o "A grad
GENTS DEP RTNIEE1 T
4 Oft ehpat,o Vie
Bt> "A SHOES II,s
Draw
gan
CAE2PE 5T5, RUGS, OIL CLOTH, ETC
line %,
aud lowell brands
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, PAINTS.
oils mon
o = to
n "a l "a a prices as ca b puc eieisey
pecraii Ito onntr dsaters wholcsr
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POWELL BRO.

Will sell Machinery and Farming ImPle
rnents st factory prices. freighfs, etc.
aided. They are agents for various fac
tories. including The universally popular
kingslnnd s Fergus on factory. St Louis.
Thrsshers, both horse and steGn-power,
saw Mills, portable and stationery, Cotton
Gius, Corn shelters, Reapers and Movers.
etc. One of our best farmers, NJ d.
) Johnson, Of 10 years experience with
who has used Eve different
Kinds, says the Kingsland & Ferguson
tnrashers beat them ali. Farmers will
please send in their orders early.
POWELL. & BRO.
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iici<.na" svEs,,.@eafe s's'.cae

No A4taCPfS. :
CANDLES, Star, ZDaz-.
OAIS-6ja f5c.
CHEESE pee H. u TO lSc
COFFEE, Rio, 30lS5l, aud tending
upward
CASTINGS. = ID, Slate.
COTTON YARNS, = dozen, Il q lSo.
coal oil, r gallon 2ic per bbl.
FLOUR, IS 00@ll %.
FEATHERS, r ID 55c prime.
GUNPOw = keg ). ouaSs 80.
WASH BOARDS per doz, 81 15a3 90
PLoWS, Steel, o,alz4-
HUBS, 5UI2 81 per sett-
LARD OIL, T. gallon. 81 %.
LARD, q 10 Zoe.
BLASTING POWDER, . oo.
HIDES, green, &c.
" dry 10 to lGc.
JEANS, per yard, z0aI5.
LlNSET, per yard, 1oa4Jc.
TALLOW, per Id SC.
SoDA-By the keg SIC Y 10.
SHOT, per bag, S5.a,3 70.
SToNEWARE, r gallon, Toto Ice.
TOBACCO, Manufac d. per lo6o 81 40
BtGGING-I5aIo per ysrd.
R0PE-Machine 10.
IRON TlES-lO to
BEESWAX 25@s3Oc. q ID.
IRON, bar size, Ole
PRINTS 3 to l24c.
LEATHER, kip SKINS 81 ooas 30.
sole, per Id. 80 a ioc.
upper side, 3,a5 %.
STEEL Cast, n 3 A., s''a2le
MoLAos Eo-per bar lbs soc.
BUCAErS, q dozen, ID
RROnNS "a dozen 81 .lUao 90
BLEACHING p dax 45Saboo.
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HN'' 't'As y f'fli - i''f
CO3N--ear 6oo, shelled So delivered
At Hickman. 574 delivered on bank of the
river.
COTTON
inferior --..-.....-..-........,....- 'a'c.
ordinary .-.................'al 10
Good ordinary 70 strict, Pho Is
Low Middiinc --........ ......... 49,
WHEAT l0al 30 owing TO quality
SUGAR-Brown. .0alIc; Hard 24al 4c
MEAL-Fron wagons 75c
fEK-i'resh - TO nc per IN.
POULTRY. ErC.-j5ung Chickens
2 = 20 81 per dozen. Did from joa
90. Eggs. &C per tozen.
WOoL-45 TO 5uc,s lbs tua washed.
GENSING-70a75e per pound.
SALT-By car load hushel 50 90;
ny retail } -. 2Sa Is, barrel by ear load
- -. by retail - 81
PLOWS-Eer;weck Bal,z.r X Kuoerr,
Steel Ptows, No. 1, 81 90 No, ,, 3 90;
No. 3, $40; No. 4, IL. by the lot not
less than dozen.
WAGONS-HertwIck, Baltzer * huoerr,
make 23xS4 inch. Oightt two horse tiIm-
bic skciu. SO % 5x3 iuch, tu<od'u;a
thimbic skein $55 %; 3 x - iaei', h-.v}
thimhle skeia. $50 Jui 5xg me-. ,ne H.
UNI ron axe. eos 80; 4Ntu sea. iiaaYs
ron axle. $50 ~
a1Ici< .nGss sSs4.b.&4ata -. co..
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nc irst crand annnal baIl nnd sun

The first grand annual bali aud sup
per by the Clipper Base Dali Club of
New Madrid. Mo-, will BE- given on
Tuesday evening the 18th instant. The
Club is composed Of the first young men
of New Madrid and vicinity, which guar
rantees that the entertainment will be 3
brilliant Que. We understand that Prof.
james and his string band, of this place.
are engaged for the occasion. To the
lovers of the dance hereabouts. this oppor-
tunity affords pleasant trip aud social
amusement which should not be over
looked or forgotten. The Club has our
thanks for n complimentary ticket.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

THE BUILDING AssocIATIoS.-The fea-
lures of the building Association now
being organized in Hickman, or attempt
ed, seeihs not TO be generally understood
by the very men it is intended to benefit.
The poorest laborer in the town eau be-
come n stockho,der, inasmuch as he only
mas to PA a small amount each month.
The manSo no has been for years and years
paying rents may find in this institution
way in which he may buy house for
what he would pay out as rent to land.
lord 1t makes the poor nan his own
landlord. All the money of the Associa-
ton is compelled 10 be invested in build
ing houses, aud members are given the
benefts n preference to outsiders. Snch
an institution can not suspend or fail,
like hank for instance, because every
dollar of its capital is invested in real
estate, and ali interest aud rents secured
by mortgage. a general depreciation of
qreperty would lessen profits, precisely
as appreciation would increase tnem, but
the exclusive real estate investments
mnst always give ihc stock value.
In 3 short time general canvass viii
ne fdade 70 sccuTo .aa ne1sssar7 ssock.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

The COURIER j. accustomed 10 speak
as if no improvements were going on
in Hickt an, but 2 stroll through the
town anrtsuburhs indicate chat there are
a dozen houses, of one shape, sizs or the
other, now being built. In East Hickman
a new business house, that of Mr.. Disle.
brink, chile in the old town Hertweck,
BaltzerSnd Knoerr are building and adj
diiiOn to their factory. True the baild-
ing going on are generally small. but they
give evidence of thrift and Improvement
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No Mere Prohibition !
WAR SUBSIDIZED! CRUSADERS
SURRENDERED II!
See what the Hickman Courier says
IF Evsire-a hsen wish 70 Tro-Tsr,
Advertise n is Columns"

20 huy lay. Corn. Frand, Cats sud
4 Field Seed, CT ali kinds, cheap FOR
cash, call on
DAVIS & ISLER.
4 For your good Sugar, Coffee and No
b. DAVIS & ISLER.
If you wish Bacon. Lard and Flour,
'.seap TOR cash, go see the hoys,
DAVIS & ISLER.
IA ron want Limo and Cement 10 plaster
" houEes and cistern, we keep it on
|Ylnd, cheap for cash,
~ A. DAVIS & ISLER
3lif yousart Salt for ~ 90 per bar. the
4 iys have il.
Fo gel your Cotton and produce for
20. bring it to
DAVIS & IsLER-
y you want yonr Cotton stored or snip
ID never mind wha; others tell you,
bag it to Bob Davis and Dick Isler, they
.the boys TO do il.
on wish cash advanced on produce
store. we arc the boys TO furnish it,
Hpril4-2w DAVIS x lSLER.
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Communications on either side of the
Temperance question should be handed
in by Wednesday morning to insure in
sertiun
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IMPORTANT TO
@ R "a IA GS E EE - g

We have just received our new Spring
snd Summer stock, consisting of
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Kid, Serge and Morocco. in front, side
lace and button.
LADIES AND CHILDREN HATS, trig
ned c. untrimmed.
DRESS GOODS Of various styles and
t-olors, PopIns, Alpacas. Pique, Marseil-
les, Percales. Swiss lawns, etc.
LADIES AND CHILDREN HOSE. nj
N PARAsoLs AND FANS, something now.
& Eist out.
EArRoIpERIEs, the finest goods in
FIX GRENADINES FOR Yelling, in all
E8des.
AARsFILLEs QUILTS, a. lower prices
In evor offered before.
NV BELTS, with the latest style Of
icH.
vABLE LINEN and Irish Linen, very
|#Yap
HAiE BRAIDs AND cHATLINs, Of a
ABUiTN AND BUTTON MoULDs. in
{# area.
|kls0 sHEETINGs and Pillow CASH. gs,
IH3 best manufacture :.
IL SASH RIBBONS. All silk.
u CASHMERE AND JEANS, in all styles
Aand shades.
A HATs Tor Men aud Boys, all styles. just
.eceived.
CLOTHING, the finest over broush: to
This market.
PAPER AND LINEN COLLARS, Of tie
latest style
sCARFS. TIES. Shirt studs and sleeve
buttons. something new.
CUsToM-MADE BOOTS, which we will
guarantee
FINE DRESS SHIRTS, and Summer
Underwear
All the above goods, AMI others too
numerous TO mention. will ctfer at the
very lowe prics for cash. Come and see.
RICE Il BRO.
r S.-We have again on hand, ladies
Hose, 10 cents; Hsndkerchiefs, 10 cents;
Towels 10 cents; Mem Socks 10 cents,
or for 70 cents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

T'rE new 81. Pa"I's Protestant Episcopal
Church, viii re opened for divine service,
on Sunday the l9th iEst-scrmon by ting
Rev. DIT. Berkeley, Of ST Louis The Lord
supper viii be administered. Service
viii commence at 10 o'clock
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

The river IS rising at Hickman, aud
tlle papers report all the upper rivers
rising. There is no telling the extent.
IF the melting snow catches the present
rise of water an overflow i inevitable.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

Owing TO tile bad weather ,he let
ting of the bridge across Punchcon creek
has been POS tpoued until Friday the
18th instant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

The farmers are getting diSpirited by
possibility OF progressing with farm work
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-04-11

ATTENTION i called TO the advertise
ment of the large and varied stock of
groceries at the house Of r. Brown s
Co. They have a large stock, and are
continually receiving fresh supplies, and
they propose 10 sell IS cheap rs the cheap
est Go 10 see thern