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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-08

AetIng his rulings asa presiding officer,
three senators profting secretly by their
votes as lawmakers, FIVE chairmen of the
reading committees of the late House of
representatives exposed in jobbery. a
late secretary Of the treasury forcing a
balance in public accounts. late attor-
ney general incorporating the public
iuhds- secretary of the navy enrich ID
or enriching friends by percentages
ieVied oft the profits of contractors with
ms department, an ambassador to Eng
iahd censured in a dishonerable specula
ton, the presidents private secretary
barely escaping conviction upon trial
Tor guilty completely in frauds upon the
revenue, secretary of war impeached
Tor high crimes and confessed misdemea-
hors, the demonstration is complete that
the hrst step in reform must be the peo-
PIE choice OF honest men from another
party, lest the disease of one political or
gahlzatlon infests the body polite, and
lest by making no change Of men of par
~ we can ge no change Of measures ami
no reform. All these abuses, wrongs and
crimes, the product Of sixteen years as
cendancy OF the Republican party, create
a necessity for reform confessed By the
republicans themselves. But their refor-
mers are voted down in convention aud
displaced from the Cabinet. The party
mass of honest voters is powerlcss to re-
sIst the eighty thousand office holders,
ITS leaders AMI guides. Reform can only
be had by 4 peaceful civil revolution.
We demand a change of system, a change
Of administration, a change of parties.
that We may have a change Of measures
and OF men.
The reading was frequently interrupt
ed 10y applause. The denunciatiEn of the
act aud the demand for its
repeal received with especial favor.
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The condition of trade in a country
must always depend upon the degree
of confidence which can be reposed in
those who conduct the affairs OF the
Government. As Governor Tilden says,
IN his letter of acceptance: "Uucer
tainty is the prolific parent of mischief
IN all business" Never was there
greater uncertainty than exists in this
country at the present time. The
earnings of the people are exhausted
III supplying extravaganza public ex-
penditures The mismanagement OF
the currency has rendered all values
uncertain. Perfidy and corruption
have destroyed our credit abroad. Tn
der these circumstances, 40 one can
wonder that the trade of the country
languishes, ard that commercial conf
dence is wanting Nor can there be
change while the attendant causatiye
circumstances remain the same With
the Republican party at the head of
affairs, the party that has ratified every
act of Graut and his administration
no benefit can be derived With the
certainty that new administration.
posed with the same ingredients,
though with another man nominally rs
its chief, will be but continuance OF
the same disgraceful policy in legisla
ton aud government, no revival Of
commerce can take place Only iu an
utter change of Administration can be
found the food upon which CONNER
cial confidence can be rcyiyificd and
made to thrive The restoration of
our commercial prosperity depends
altogether upon the results Of the
coming election. II Grautism be con
the whole country will remain
a commercial corpse; if it be uprooted
and destroyed we shall soon be in the
enjoyment of an era of prosperity and
happiness - Dresden Democrat
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SenatOr T,Ier.

addressed the TiIden aud Hendricks
Reform Club Monday night. His
speech was brief, and mainly address
ed to the colored voters, of whom there
was a considerable number present
His argument was TO diSabuSe Their
minds Of certain prejudices industri'
ousiy ineulcated in the minds Of the
black people to the effect that the
Democrats were seeking to re enslaye
them and to deprive them of certain
privileges they now enjoy. These
things he proved to be false lie prov
ed that, the States wherein the negroes
had been killed and mi~treated, IN
every instance, were under Republican
control, aud that in the States where
the Democrats had control they were
protected, and the whites aud blacks
got along peaceabIe aud quietly to
gether. His points were made il
clear, plain, forcible manner, such as
always characterize his style, aud We
think had good effect.
Some time during the campaign
Senator Tyler will again address the
Club. His effort Monday night was
only intended as plain short talk, but
it had decidedly favorable effect.
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Kentucky Crops.


The following extract is from the
September report of W. J. Davie, the
Commissioner Of Agriculture for Ken
lucky
The favorable season throughout
the State, during the month Of August
has brought forward the different
growing crops in a remarkable degree
But few neis hborhoods have suffered
rains have fallen everywhere in ample
supply for all the needs of the planter,
though in some localities too great
tor the single staple of tobacco The
summer has been excessively warm;
probably As warm as any one expe
rienced for the last half century.
CoRN-This great Kentucky staple
is excellent in every county, aud will
be fully 8 per 'ceut, above average in
the State. Last year the crop was
good, aud much old corn is still on
hand: This, with very large mast
of all kinds, will cause the prices to
rule low during the year, but will
give energy to the farmers through
the Influence of an ample food supply.
Wheat is better in quality than it
has been since the war, aud In most
Of the southern, western aud eastern
parts of the State is above average in
quantity. though the crop in the
= blue grass region" aud the Ohio
river counties above Salt river is not
over % in amount
Oats have proved Improbable,
owing to rust, aud will not average
90 in the State Many farmers are
very wisely supplying the place of the
oat CRpls with millet aud Hungarian
grass. both of which have been sown
throughout the State largely in ex
cess of former years, and have yielded
very large crops.
Hay is plenty, and although the dry
weather OF the spring caused the grass
to be short, yet it was forced by the
latter rains high enough to make most
excellent meadows aud yield 10 per
cent. above average in hay The blue
grass was short, but the summer rains
have kept it most vigorous, as also
every other variety, so that we have
finer summer and fall pastures than
were ever known in ;he State.
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Some time since there was healthy.
sensible, practical feeling aroused, rela-
tive TO the establishment of tobacco
market ia Hickman. Why is it not being
vigorously pushed There is no one
source so fraught with advantages to our
business men aud the community gener-
ally. In a purely business expression,
We cay it is "ihe resurrection and life,
and we might add the only salvation to
certain departments of business. The
farmers, the tobacco growers, are begging
for a market at Hickman. They arc abso-
Iuteiy pushing it us. They have COM
menced growing tobacco in our immeii-
ate vicinity, and with a'convenient mar
ket hosts of them will follow. Some of
our surrounding hills unfit for grain are
said to be splendidly adapted for the
growth Of the finest tobacco Besides, a
lsrge section of country which use Ia
trade at Hickman. but diverted because
Of late years we have maintained no mar
ket for their chief product-tobacco, will
he regainej.
Is there no man, or firm in Hickman,
vho will seize the occasion, PIT up
'sbreaxs, aud enter regularly into the
tobacco business? There are plenty who
say they will buy; ani there is already
any amount of warehouse room II de-
mandg thou zhtfuI attention
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The Political situation.

from the COurler-J Ournal.
The Democratic columns cross the
autumn line with coIors flying, with
bands playing aud with hopes elate
The music OF peace, union aud reform
is in The air There Is the confidence
Of good cause everywh re, aud the
confidence is greatest where the cause
is resisted with most obs'inacy. We
have TO report this morning. excellent
news from Ohio and Indiana.
A private note just received from
the lion. John q. Thompson, chair
man Oi the Ohio committee says: Il
say to you with all seriousness that
We have 1t Ia our hands to sweep the
State, aud that without the use OF d
dollar to corrupt votes, it our frieud-
viii come and help u turn back the
tide of lalsehood This is good news
indeed. Another private letter says:
'oehufzis doing the Repu olicaus harm
lie Is merely a witness to the Dem-
ocratie arraig iment OF H4yes. Hi-
opera house speech was failure il
point Of effect, though au able and 10
geulous plea for himself" We have
1t from reliable authority that iu .
few days Senator Thurman will tax,
the field, aud when he does the ful
will begin to fly.
Indiana Is all blaze, Hendrick
aud Williams Blue Jeans anc
Square toed Tom-the man of tn,
whole heart and him Of homespun-
lead the hosts.
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE.
- -
Hickman Produce market

hickman EfOuuce Jfafh eI.
APPLES-By the barrel, 81 OOaSl 10.
No demand in boxes. Buyers are ship
ping only to Chicago and New Orleans.
POTATOES-Iri.h in barrels 81 40.
SEEDS.
Glover SO so; Herds Grass, 81 50;
Blue Grass. 81 500 Orchard. - so; Tim
othy-choice-S -. Hungarian and
Millet, 81.
CORN-4aa i2c per bushel.
COTTON-Salpc-
wHEAT-9oc.
MEAL-From wagons Zoe
BEESwAX 25Cp 30c. e ID.
hides, green, 4a5c.
dry sailed sal0c
dry flint l0al2c.
wOOI.-S0 to 37Ic. per ~. tub washed.
FEATHERS, r 10 IOa50c prime.
GENSING-75caSl 90 per pound.
TALLOW, per 10 sc.
RUTTER-Fresh, 10 to 20c per III.
POULTRY, ETC. Young Chickens.
II soto , 90 per dozen. Old from 5Oa
90.
EGGS-6c per dozen.
VES-We have no market for slaves
ARRELS-Apple, 37l cts; Flour, 45cts !;
Alolasses. y 90; Molasses kegs, 10 gal :.
q0cts; Molasses kegs , gal 3, Socts; Wits
XIV kegs. 10 gal = 0Oi Whisky kegs, u
gals so cents.
GROCERIES,
BACON-Sides l4c.
Shoulders l0c.
Hams Is
CHEESE per III. Is TO Ia 9
COFFEE, Rio, 22a25c
CRACKERS, e 10. 1000.
coal OIL. = gallon zoe
CANDLES, Star, 1920.
FLOUR. s. o0C}S 90.
NoLASSES-pe bbl 5Od6O, hlf bbls Goa
So cents.
LARD OIL, p gallon, 81 Pa
LARD--l4 TO IGc. e 10.
GUNPOWDER r keg ). 80.
BLASTING POWDER, so.
SODA-By the key 64e = ID.
SUGAR-Brown, 9alOc; Hard l22al &c.
SHOT, per bag, : so.
STONEWARE q gallon, 10 to l5c.
TOBACCO, Manufac d. per Id 80 a , A.
SALT-Bv car load. Z bushel - 70,
Dy retail 30. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
81 10, by retail > 10.
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, = 10, 5la5c.
lion, bar size, &c.
NAILS-S3 80 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS -27asS5c. - ID
STEEL Cast, NJ. A, 2Od2fc.
PLOWS, Steel, S,al24.
HUBS, | 5Oa2 40 per sett.
PLoWS-H ertweck, Baltzer knoerr
Steel Plows, No. l, ST 90. No, 2, 00
No. 3, So 50; No. 1, 90.
Baltzer's Patent one horse Plow So so,
extra pillow moulds - % each Cotton
scrapers same.
Powell y Bro, from various factories
One horse plows, 50 % TO IS 3D. Two
horse plows So 90 to SIS 90.
SUNDRlES.
BAGGING-15c per yard.
ROPE-Machine IL.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 50a8 so.
sole, per Id. 81 t5c.
uppec side, 4 5Uaj %.
PRINTS 6 to Toe.
JEANS, per yard, 20a75.
LINSEY, per yard, l5a40c.
COTTON YARNS, p dozen, I2CG1Sc.
WASH BOARDS per doz, - 75a5 0C
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We are authorized TO announce the
HON OSCAR TURNER. of Ballard, as an
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC candidate for
Congress in this District, subject to the
decision of the people at the polls In
November
WE are authorized to announce Judge
L. S. TRlMBLE, as a candi late for Con
gress, subject to the action of Demo-
cratic Convention should one be held
We are authorized to announce HON
A. r. BOONE, of Graves, as candidate
for re election TO Congress of the United
States, subject to the wishes Of the Dem
ocraoy Of the District.
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Strange. AInI IL

The Tri- Weekly Republican, the
new Republican organ of this District
flies the name of Hayes aud Wheeler
at the head of its columns, but strange
to say the name of Henry Houston,
the Republican nominee for Congress,
is not there Why this thusness
p Sit has since hoisted the name
Of Houston
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Public Debate.

c. 7. ALLEN, Democratic Eleolor and
E. W. BAGGY, Republican Elector, will
address the people of the First Congress
sionnl District in behalf of their respec-
tive national tickets, at the following
places and times:
Mayfeld Wednesday, Sept 10.
Clinton, Thursday, Sept. IA.
Hick man, Friday, Sept. ,.
Columbus, Saturday, sept. Is.
Blandville, Monday, Sept. Ia.
The discuss ion will begin promptly At
hslf past one o'clock p m each day.
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RELIGIOUS.

BAprIsr III and 4th Sundays
in each month. Sunday School every Sab
bath at 8 clock, n. m.
ELDER NoRroN, Pastor.
ST.. PAuL's-Protestan Episcopal-Ser-
vices by the Rector every first and third
Sunday in the month, at 10I o clock, \. NJ,
and p. NJ Lay services on other Sun
days at 1880 a. NJ. Sunday School at
0 clock, A.. NJ Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the month.
Rev. c. l.. PINDAR, Rector.
Sr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every
Second Sunday in each mouth.
FATnEs FORESTER, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SoUTH-Services
every Sunday at l0l o'clock, a. M and
p. IN. Sunday School at n. M. Pray
er Meeting every Wednesday night.
REV. J. b. LOVE, Pastor.
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To be Buried AIiye.

charleston Is. CO News.
Professor Nixon, stranger in these
parts. who has been IN Gypsy style in
Belvidere Grove for some weeks,
promises to perform novel trick on
the 18th prox. He proposes to allow
himself to be buried in coffin, screw
ed down aud placed in grave six feet
deep. He will remain there for one
hour and half, aud then by an ageu-
CIV which he leaves the public to dis
cover. he is to rise FROM the grave
through the soil, and make bis appear
snce to the crowd The grave which
has already been dug, together with the
coffin. will be on exhibition till the
18th. This the fourth time that the
professor has performed this little
trick. aud he says that if it kills bIm
he hopes the crowd will be large enough
to leave a respectable legacy to his
wife aud children.
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PAY HIP.

a LII those indebted to the undersigu-
~ ed, for brick, are respectfully re-
quested to pay up. He absolutely stands
in need of the money to continue BUSH
ness. He wants to treat all courteously
and politely, but he must have his money
Rea He has also on hand nice lot of
building and paveing brick, cheap for
cash.
Respectfully.
aug1l f. FRANK THOMPSON
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yellow Fever In savannah

Savannah News, Aug. 81
We have RETAINED from abiding to
the yellow fever excitement which has
prevailed in this city during the past
three or four days, mainly because il
has been impossible to gel hold of any
authoritative information in regard to
the matter, aud we did not choose to
give color and circulation TO the thou-
sand aud one vague aud exaggerated
rumors that were Il lying about. For
some time past there have beeu reports
to the effect that the yellow fever had
made its appearance in the eastern
suburbs of the city. but inquiry
among some Of our prominent ply
sicians failed to conffm The rumors
On Monday, however, several of our
medical practitioners reported cases
IN the vicinity above mentioned, aud
their reports, highly colored aud great
ly exaggerated. sped like wild fire
Such an effect did they have that by
night panic seemed TO have seized
many of our citizens, and the trains
ON Tuesday, both morning aud even
ing, bore awav hundreds of the badly
frightened passengers. Never in our
recollection have we witnessed such
utter and complete Generalization as
made itself apparent on the streets
and at the railroad depots, and we
think that liz few other cities could
such panic be developed upon such
short notice. Following hard upon
the recent disastrous fro, the effect
has been. aud is likely to be, severe
blow TO the business of our cOnmuni
". which has been Injured to the ex
tent of hundreds of thousands Of
dollars.
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Farm For Sale |!

A S l DESIRE To LEAVE THE CoUN-
"A try, [ will sell for cash on time J,
my farm, situated on the Dyecsburg road,
~ miles from town. There is 1855 acres
in the track. About 90 acres of opened
land in cultivation-350 young apple
trees; seventy peach trees; thirty ounce
trees; two good cisterns aud enc we'll
For further particulars apply to
r. NJ. ISLER,
augll I'm Hickman, Ky.
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BOB WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new jon TYPE; also, a full
supply of LETTER NorE and BILL HEAD
PAPER, CARDS, sc aud can do work in the
neatest style and at city prices.
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A CHANCE.

10 make room for Fall Stock. the under-
signed will sell any and all kinds Of goods
at the lowest figures. Trade is life, and
i you have anything to sell or want to
buy anything let US have II utual chance
for exchange. viii not only sell as
good bargains as any, bu. viii pay as
good prices FOR any marketable s,,io,s.
ausii s. n WHITE.
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Aleu- advertisements.
SfraYeH.

From the undersigned, one DARK BAY
HORSE, one hind foot white, and about
four or five years old. lie had inch
rope round his neck. A liberal reward
for his return or any information.
St wv 7 FRENZ
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NJ. A. TnEDroRD. of Chattanooga, Tenn,
Is a grandson of DR.. A. l. Simmons, the
originator Of the celebrated SIMMONS
LIVER MEDICINE. In order to get the
original and genuine preparation 90 to
c. A. Holcomhe, or Buck x Cowgirl, and
ask them for it in green wrappers with
the likeness of DR.. \. l.. Simmons upon
it. II you are melancholy, despondent,
have ChilIs, Dyspepsia, Sourness of the
Stomach, Constipation of the Bowels, or
Torpidity of the Liver, Pain in the Back,
sc. Try our Simmons Liver Medicine,
and be convinced that it will cure you.
NJ. A. THEOFORD,
Manufaciu~er and sole Proproprietor,
marl0-6m Chattanooga, Tenn.
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COmnS! Collins .


| will sell all kinds of Wood and Metallic
Collins p per cent less than any other
firm la the city. Those SO unfortunate
as to need the service Of an undertaken
can give me trial.
aug ls-tf. F. SAMSE
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100 Rarress

CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR made of ex-
Y ira white wheat-delivercd At - per
barrel. by GARDNER * WHITE.
septS IL Hickman Mills.
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COnNunlerS.

Prefer paying 81 per barrel for fresh
Flour, delivered free OF drayage, to pay
ing So for old stock. "A hint to the wise
Is snficientn IL
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Is Your Life Worth Ten Cents ?

Sickness prevails everywhere, and eve
rybody complains Of some disease during
their life. When sick, the object is to
get well; now to say plainly that no per-
son in this world that Is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its ef.
fects, such Indigestion, Costiveness.
Sick Headache, Sour stomach, Heart Burns
OF the Heart, Depressed Spir-
its. Biliousuess, sc, can take Green s
Augtst FIorer without getting relief and
cure. If you doGbt this, go to your Drug
gist, Buck X CowGfLL, and get u sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try il. Regular
size 70 cents. Two doses will relieve you
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Married.

MCCONNELL s STITH-August 5lst,
at the residence of Mr. c. }. Rogers. Obi
on county. Tenn. by the Rev. Mr.. Lille
Mr.. JoHN a MCCoSNELL Of Fulton conn
ty KY, and Miss IDA d. SMITH, Of Mem
phis, Tenn.
ag-Memphis papers please copy.
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There need be no fear of Cholsrs, il,
y hen attacked with Diarrhs, Dyssntery,
kux ~ any relaxed conditions OF the
bowels. Mcguire Bsnne PLANE 10 resort
ei 70 81 oncs. For sale at Hcicoinbe 3
Drug Sf0xs
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90 YARDS CALICO 81; Heavy cot
~ ton checks, IOcts; Heavy Brown
Domestic, &c, and all other gaods in pro-
portion. J. H PLAUT & BRO.
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Maguire's Cnadurango Bitters contains
no alcohol and is the best Spring blood
purifier that eau be used 1t renovates
the entire system. For sale by c. A. Hol-
coTube-
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TIME TABLE
K. l.. x. Of e.

EA. l.. "a. Of EE.
Kentucky Lodge, No 80, Knights of
Honor meets every Friday evening at s
o clock. X. G. PRATHER, ID.
W f. FRENz r.
Masonic.
Fulton Lodge, No. 100, A F. s A. NJ,
meets the second Monday evening in eve
~ mouth, at clock Officers,
{. T. RANDLE, W NJ.
W. L. McCUTcnEN, Secretary.
4. @. q. +.
Hickman Encampment, No. 81, and Full
ton Lodge. No. So, l. O. o. F., meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
Officers of Encampment-R. Levi, c. P
Jacob Levi, r. s.
Officers Subordinate Lodge-R NJ. Me-
tbeny, n. c.; JAS Warner, x. S.
u. -. a. e.
Hickman Lodge No. 90, |. o. G. T..
meets every Tuesday evening. at clock
A. ID. KINGMAN, W. g. I.
SN WHITE, w. 5.
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WE are just opening our Fall Stock
w of Ladies and Misses Hats. Gale
and see them. No trouble to show our
goods. J. H. PLAUT x BRO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
Smiths Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
FEW Err AND AGU +
or CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor of this celebrated NELL
cine iusdy claims for il superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, speedy and permanent cure of \ que
and Fever or Chills and Fever, whether
of short or long standing. lie refers to
the entire Western and Southern country
to bear him testimony TO the truth of the
it fail to cure if the directions are strict
" followed and carried out. In great
many cases a single dose has been sufh-
cient FOR cure, and whole families have
been cured By a single bottle, with per-
feet restoration Of the general health.
il is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain TO cure, if its use is con-
tinued n smaller doses for week or two
alter the disease has been checked, more
especially in ifticult aud long standing
cases. Usually this medicine will not
require any aid to keep the bowels in
good order Should the patient however,
require cathartIc medicine, after hay
ing taken three CIR four doses of the s~tsfo,
a single dose Of Bulls Vegetable famiiy
Pills will be sufficient.
The genuine SMITHs ToSIC SYRrf must
have Dr. John Bulls private stamp on
each bottle. DR.. John Ball only mas 'ne
right to manufacture and sell the orig
nal John J. Smiths Tonic syrup, oil LOUIS
vile, Ky. Examine well the laoe' on
each bottle. If my private stamp 10 uo'
on each bottle, do not purchase, OF ou
will be deceived
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3ataonS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
n. L. NELSON,

Shoe and BOotmaker,
Cor Water aod Ohio streefs-opposite
Plaut's Warehouse.
A NNOUNCES to this public, which he
n has served in this line ~ years, that
ne ~ still in the business. ready 70 10
my kind of work in the best style. Keeps
The best worklnen employed; and has "a
store at all times a variety OF the best
Boots anl Shoes made, VI the best mate
rails. ahs'-"
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FLOUR, just received,
. DI new fOur-new wheat. The hest
quality guaranteed, and if not up 10 re
commentator drayage both ways paid
for it's return WM. T. FRENZ.