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The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03
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HICKMAN, oct. 81, 1876
When Oscar Turner, on the 10Th inst,
made his speech here at Hickman, BE
stated ia referring TO the .Jtalnks DC
practiced an jh= COng-es sioAaI election OF
1874 that the vote OF the Madrid Bend
District in Fulton county, Ky, lg0s, not
counted. The reason why, be wouid leave
the people % conjecture. I have en3uir-
ed of, 1 think, hity men since tnat sp eech
was made. aud every one Of them have
told me- that they understood from Tur-
ritr speech, that the reason il was not
counted wa~ because Il 1ras cast far Oscar
Turner / have before me no,g the certifi
cate OF the s,rora judges that Oscar pra IS
20 mneh ahoui,) signed by Larry Everett,
Bob Connolly, judges, K. B. Cross. sheriff
Jerome Watson. clerk. have also be
fae me the certificate Of the EIamjnlaq
Bodrd who compared the polls on tae 81 Il
iay Of November. 1874 and / say to-day
fhat the vote of the Madrid Bend precinct
rus counted and that Oscar Turner did
not get one SiHg's uote in the district.
When he made tHe charge above referred
To-, he had just as well have said that y
II. Montgomery, presiding. judge Jno- Z.
Tyler sheriff. aud JnO. 4 Wilson, Clerk
County Court, (the Examing B0aril were
participants IN that .fraud that deprived
him oil a seat in Congress ia 1874 hen
be intimates that--o tar as am con
eerned, ne les IKE dog, and he knows
il. defy any Turner man or any other
man. to come ani look at the record
JNO. 4. WILSON.
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TwiCB MARRIED SUNDAY Eve
sixo AT THE CouRr HousE.-Sunday eve
ming last, at the Court House MIR Iiansel
T. Yarbrough and Miss Alice NJ. Sweeny
both Of Nashville. Tenn. were united in
the holy bonds OF matrimony, the service
being performed by the Rev. 5. b. Love.
The couple were formerly married in
Nashville Some months since divorce
was granted by the Tennessee courts. and
the twain separated. The inevitable
mother in-law having had hand in the
infelicities Yarbrough obtained employ
ment and came to Hickman, and at once
opened correspondence with hls former
wife She agreed to join him here and to
be e-married, and took train At Nash
Vile with that intent. Her brother tele-
graphed to waverly, and had her pro
gress intercepted. At WaverIy she eva
ded her brothers vigilance by pretending
90 go TO her room at the hotel, when in
fact she footed it several miles up the
railroad track, tagged the next train, and
proceeded on her way to Hickman, leav-
ing her brother at Wayerly to mourn the
escape Of his prisoner. At Frost she was
again intercepted by kilograms, ordering
her arrest, but the conductor declined to
make himself constable, and brough,
her on to Hickman. At this point her
sfhanced husband met her. and without
DELAY proceeded 10 the Court House
where the ceremony was performed, be-
fore quite large and respectable audi,
ence assembled in few minutes by the
novelty Of the affair. Long life and hap
piness to them
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DRY GOODS:
HEAVY BROWN DOMESTIC, al 81 cents

/ HEAVY BROWN DOMESTIC, at 81 cents
/ per yard;
FINE SEA ISLAND DOMESTIC, yard
wide, 1-3 cents per yardi
/ CALICOS, and : cents per yard;
COTTON BATTING, I2I cents per pound;
QUILT LININGS. Al cents per yard;
/ COTTON GiNGHAMS, 10 cents pes yard,
worth l21 cents;
| CHECK AND HICKORY SHIFTING,
10 cents per yard;
2,0UC yards Plaid L;nseys Al Is, - aHd
- cents per yard;
1860 yards Heavy Grey TwilleI FLANNEL,
at 221 cents per yari;
White Linsey, for underwear, at , cts
per yard
Extra Heavy White Shaker Flannel, at
so cents per yard;
500 Pair Heavy Gray, (ali WOOL Blaa-
kets, At 75 cents or 81 80 per pair;
100 pair Large aui Heavy White Blankets
At 3 - per pair
Crib Blankets, very low;
Balmoral ani Felt Skirts, cheaper than
elsewhere:
Misses and Breakfast Shawls, at 3, 90
and - cents;
5000 Yards Best makes of Jeans, % per
cent. below present value;
( LOGO Seamless Heavy Cotton Sacks, at
25 cents.
An endless variety of white, plain and
twilled. scarlet, blue and grey mixed,
( plaid aud plain opera, Shaker and medi-
Gated hanuels, bought below the cost Of
pr5duetion, At the large manufacturers
sales in New York, and We offer hem to
consumers 1T spoudiugly low
prices.
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OId EIne Democrats tO the
Front.

Bat few more working days remlin
between now and the election, for the
friends of sound Democratic p-inci PIES 20
hesiir themselves, and see taat every
vote in the district IL brought oUt. I""
contest is nv far the nlust important one
az concerns our local politics thnt has
ever occurred Il remains to be seen
whether the masses of the people are
ready and willing to be bound hand aui
foot 10 10 the Kidding of small set Of
prospective aspirdnts aud would be iead-
rrs or whether they VIII take hold OF the
political machine. AMI ruu IL awhile for
themselves God knows the politicians
nave had il all their own way long
enough. and ought. in All cIul0v, be vii
ling now 10 give the democratic masses
,vro 40 the voting, some show of the
IN uaseueut Oar gallant champion
Oscar turner is doing noble service on
the stump meeting the greedy cohorts
OF political power, in every county in 'he
district lie IS fighting single handed
aud alone the people battle, and all the
monevei influence that corporations.
rjngs and c.iqucs can bring 10 bear Is
bclH4 organized for his defeat. The Silly
cirp-trup about defeating the kaiictl has
been entirely hushed-auI all their bat
t-rteS are aimed at the muL- WHO alone
bad the ability and courage 20 espou~e tae
people cause. and carry their btg TO
glorious triumph. Ii remails therefore
Tor you democrats, 10 arouse yourselves
to the Importance of your duiIes-ant 10
help roll up sucu a majority for oscar
Turner. az will for ever crush aui wipe
out This dangerous power, that has had
tull sway 50 long. that it VIII hyht with
utter desperation rather than let 60 ats
grasp
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Communicated
ESTssSG POLITICS
Tmrmer.scs scnlpeleo.

II ia. TO say the least of IL. o5q7le-ug 10
+ watch the zeul. the industry. the energy
aud the vim with which the Turner men
+ are AT work in this district not SO much
the Turner men either as the Turner mar
{ Z have been watching him Tor the past ten
days and Gathering up his t1jk. lie as "a
worker par erreiisacs and no mistake; he
reminds Ms Of "a weasel. he is in and oui
under ami over, behind before. above.
below, ne Is every here. nowhere. Ht
has talked 10 at least 1900 voters in this
torn Of H5"f14GH IN the last few days.
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ONLY REMEDY FOR HARD TINES.
.zAEGz YOUR SURROUNDINGS.

LII wanting FRUIT FARMS, espe-
n cially adapted 90 the growth Of the
Viue. where H. Is an established success
ana paws large proit. The land il also
adapted TO the growth Of Peaches, Pears.
Apples aud small fruits; also, grain. grass
and vegetables.
Many hundreds of excellent Vineyards,
Orchards aud Farms. can now be seen
The location is only 81 miles south
Philadelphia, by Railroad. in mild, de
Hghtrul climate. and ~ the very doors Of
.hr New York aud Philadelphia markets.
Another Railroad runs direct TO New
York.
The place is already large, successful
AMI prosperous Churches, Schools, and
CtAer privileges are already established
Also. manufactures Of Shoes, Clotbing.
Glass straw Goods aud other things. At
which different members OF = family can
procure employment.
q has been a heal;h resort for some
y~ass past for people suffering from put
moHary affections, Asthma. Catarrb.
A sne, and debility. many thousands have
egtIs~iy recovered.
A new brick Botel has just been com
plrted- 100 feet front. With "a back build
ings tour stories high, inclnding French
ROOT, and ali modern improvements for
the accumulation Of visitors.
Pr'ee Of Farm land 90 per acre paya
BILE by iustal ment- within the period Of
fonf y~Hrs- Ia This climate. planted out
TO vines - acre. OF land will count ful-
iy a. mech ~ 100 acres further north
Persons unacqHaintel " ith Fruit Grow
ing, can become familiar ~ith Is in a
short lne cn account Of surroundings
tr'e Are, one acre aud town lots, in
the to~ns OF Landisville aud Vineiand.
also for sale.
"hi.st visiting the Centennial Exhibi
tion' Nineland can be visited ~ small ex-
pcnse.
paper containing full information,
-ill be sent upon application to CHARLES
a LtNbis, Niheiand, \ j., free of cost
Ihe following = an extract from a de-
srriP,io" Of Nin~lsnd, published in.the
New iOrh Tribune, by the we'll known
AGrieHltnrist Soion Robinson
al TIE farmers we're Of the "Hell ic
10 sort "nt -cin" Of them. rho have
tdf"s' 'hrlr a'tenfI0n 20 fruits and mar.
set gardening, have grorn rich. III,
soii - ioam, varying from sandy 10 clay.
ey an s"rface gently undulating. inter
st9'- -r'Sil streams aud accasiona
rsi mea''o"s, ia which deposits Of pea
Or muck are stored, saRcies.t 10 fertiliz,
IVY "pia ana -urfacp, after ~ hat
oeSH eAhA"siei OF It's natural fertility.
4 IL - certainly one Of the most erfen
+ si'e 'rscts, in al .lmost level position
ahd n''ae'e condition. ;or pleasant farm
ins mat se khOs OF this side of th,
"es'eih prairies. We found some Of tb
oiaes' arms apparently jus - profiabl,
/ productive a. when first cleared of fores
/ biiy or hundred years ago.
lHe StDlOIist Wouft au.t, Ifaeovcr h.
cause OF this continued fertility. tn
whole Country is a marine deposit. an,
All 'n'ohgh tae soil we found evidence
OF e'ieareons substances, generally in TIA
form OF indurated calcareous mari. show
ing many distinct forms Of ancient shells
OF .ae sertary formation; and this mari
snDs'"hee Il scattered all through the s,i
IN very cemminnted form. and in th
exact condition most easily assimilate
oy suon plants as the farmer desires 1
sun fiuly2l -Sm
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because Dr.. c. $ Miles. consented
after repeated solicitations TO preside a,
the county meeting Ia this place, il wa
iorta"ttn reported ail over the district
'h II this gr''ul old pur,ot u4i gone over
20 tue couveutouIsls, this too la the FAC
oi the fact that he stated on taking th
chair tIpt he did not think convention
necessary bat would preside at th
meeting merely 60 Accommodate the wish
- OF those present. raere is no frme
supporter Of Oscar Turner living thar
TINS noble Old veteran. lie Is always oi
the n gnt SIDE.
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Local EeMR.

Tice predicted that Nov ,, would
be the coldest day OF the winter.
A tramp, beggar, representing him
self as deaf and dumb, Wednesday, was
learned TO talk by some Of the Hickman II
boys.
Five prisoners, confined in the couo-
" Jail, for petty larceny. can be hired
from the County Judge. for their board.
A Psducah man offers to bet 81 ,00G
that Boone will beat Turner in the race
for Congress in this district.
The Southwestern Kentucky Medi
nsl Association assemblies At Princeton on
Monday, the 6th day Of November, at its
seIni-Annusl mesting.
November 80 is set apart by the
Presidents proclamation n "A day Of
National thanksgiving. II Grant has TO
return thanks that day for the election Of
Tildsn how high will his prayers ascend
PARsON DIVINE IN JAIL -Parson
Divine, a negro man who has been fgur
ing heresbonts Baptist minister. has
been arrested charged with stealing.
There are sundry little accusations OF this
kind against him. and from general re-
ports he must be rather a bad character.
The colored Baptist church would 10 vel!
10 cut loose from such preachers.
Tom Nesle. editor of the Dyersbure
G.~,s>e. and years ago editor OF the
Hickman Ti1n,s, has received the Demo
cratic nomination sor the Legislature in
Dyer county, which is equivalent 20 an
election. ITO what bsse uses may We
return, Horstio? ?" man Of talent and
editor Of frst-cass paper to come tothis,
Adversely must have set in roughly with
Tom OF late.
Poor Toms cold
Gone with Greeley, Wstterson, and
halIucination sirayed on sfter bauble o'
political prefermeut. Remember the fate
Of Greeley
EcLKcTIc MAGszt2E The embel-
lishmeniof the November number {, the
EeI>cGc. is fine portrait OF the Earl OF
Derby, whose position 20 Secretary for
Foreign Affairs in Mr. Disraelis cabinet.
,ud consequent connection with the great
struggle now going on in South Eastern
Rurops, has made hjm conspicuous fig
urs in current politics snd diplomacy
AHI.of the ar;icles:sre interesting, and
several are OF quite exceptional excel
tanee and value
Published ny Z r rELTox, p Bond
Street, New York. Terms, .s5..Per year
Single number. - cents.
BOLD RoBBERY-The residence Of
Mr.Iw. T. Buckner Vas entered Friday
night Isst, and the robber or robbers sue
cee,led in getting Slo4 in money, besides
sundry other articles. Their presence
was discovered by Mr. Buckners dauzh-
,.r, who gave the alarm, which immedi-
stely aroused: her father. Mr. T., pur-
sued the parties some distance but never
got really 10 see them Returning to
the house, several hats of cotton satura-
ted with chlorofo-m were found on the
bed and Mrs 3. evidentlytsufering fro N
the effects of. it. The bureaus, drawers,
beds, etc, hal all been examined and
turned toPsy turvy. Mr.. Buckner aud
wife had no doubt been chloroformed du
ring the time they were prowlihg around
ths house We:hesr OF no clue 10 the
robbers.
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woodland aIiiI- Uems.

Ed. CoURIER:-The peoples friend. J.
b. Jones, .better known as tie Gov.
Jones saws that times will be better
soon. as he Intends TO AXE charge Of the
Mills at this place. Some thieves or
xonld be thieves, tried TO steal Mr. :. 2.
Payues fattening hogs, on the night OF
tie 9th; they succeeded in getting thcm
out of the pen, but the hogs wo"lt not b.
droye frcni their feeding place by m0ou-
shine. Cotton stiii coming in-Osdinary
selling at 9lc You can bet your bottom
dollar on Tildeu aud Hendricks, from this
yoting precict. Z. NJ. ).
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CLOTHING

The low prices prevailing for this class
of gooIs tempted US to buy a much larger
stock than we anticipated buying, and
consequently we find ourselves overstOck-
ed. However TO insure the sale OF them,
ne will offer the entire stock ia proper
ton 10 the following low prices:
Mems and Boys Pants, 81, 81 .. 3 80
and y 90 each.
Mems cashmere pants, at 3 25, 81 IS
and IS 90.
Men and boys coats at p, > 80, 50,
3 80 and upwards.
Complete suits. 8. Sc. s. 50 and SO.
p all wool ChinchilIl business coats,
cashmere lined. at s.; well worth 81.
- all wool Chinchilla Overeoats-ia
sack or frock, at 81; cheap ~ -.
All wool heavy Beaver 0vercoats, at
$40; selling elsewhere at Sl4.
One lot of Beaver frock Overcoats at
81 O0-siz u, 30 and 3j-ouly worth
! $40 in regular sizes.
\ job lot of Childrens cashmere suits.
at 81 so.
na- Our stock of fine clothing embra-
! ces all the novelties Of tie season. and
we can suit the most fastidious in style,
! CualifV nj rrfeaS
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Q. MT. SALMON.
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Fancy Dry Goods.

JNI C0rsefs ~ %, -, and 81 I0I ~
corsets slightly soiled-reiucel 10 pc.
200 pair-one and two button Kid gloves,
at 7jc-a great sacrifice.
Seamless Jackets for ladies and misses
very cheap.
Ladies marino under vear-elosing out
at cost.
p doz pure linen hem mel hauikerchiefs,
a, ~ cents.
40 doz. gents shirt bosoms-Ture linen
~ . cents each
\ large line Of plain and gross grain
ribbons, in the popular shades Of Navy
Blue, Cardinal Rcd aud Seal Brown-at
Frices that will insure their sale.
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CUT THIS OUT.
Ft yEay save EOGGr Life

There is no person living but what
saFers more or less with Lung Diseases,
Conghs. Colds or Consumption. yet some
would die rather than pay 20 cents for a
bottle of medicine that would cure them
DR BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has late
ly been introduced in this country from
Germany. aud its wonderous cures as
touixbes every one that try IT, Ii you
douh, Is hat we say in print, cut this out
aud take it 10 your Druggist Buck y
CoweILL. aud get a sample bott!e for lO
cents and try It. Two doses will relieve.
Rernlar size IS cents.
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03

With the spirit Of prophecy upon
him, on opening The Indiana canvass
Senator Morton announced that the
loss of Indiana meant the election oi
Tilden and Hendricks. The Senator
was ike one of those entrapccd pr"ph-
cts who see strange visions ond utter
strange truth which they would some
tine like themselves to fud false The
mantle ot prophecy bad fallen upon
the grim Senator, and he uttered Il
truth which, sqrirm aud argue nni
figure as they vii still stare- them ~
HE iunp
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03
DISTRICT POLITICS

THE following paragraphs are wit
ten by Turner Democrat, aud pub
li>hed az the iu,tance of Turner s
supporter. With this explanation it
i hurily necessary to state that the
COURIER is not responsible for the
same
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03

Ben E2gieston oae rl li'ye~ ri-h
hand men, said 20 the Cinciuurfia"-
la~f week IL hal j"sf co"e tr""t
Coiu1sbus oio0g ,rih <,ne tHdef
Ntites traps ou H4eir ,c,y q, me .S2uih
ald tho women cried az the depot, aud
everybody @a- there, aud il made h'm
feel like war tine. aud now if they
dare fre on our troops again. thej
Won come of so well | hope the
dsht won't come off. bu' If it does.
aud few of our soldiers get shot IN
bltlit. weIl carry the whole couutry
lri November
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Married,

At the Court House, s,nIav Oct. 29,h,
by Rev SIR. Love. Sir. IAAsiL +. YAH
BRoUGu. formerly of Nashville, Tenn, TO
Mss ALICE Vi. sAStY. OF Nashville
On the 25lh inst, in this county, at the
residence OF the bride father, by the
Rev. iir. N.amPer, Nr. FLOYD to Miss
DELLA Sloan.
FIELDS BROW UER-Oct, 2lth. At the
residence OF the brides mother, Mrs
Caroline Bro~ier, bg the Rev j. NJ.
spence. Mr.. JAHes L. FIELDS, an Miss
EUGEisE \. Brow DER, an of Fulton county.
Atteuiants-Mr. iIatsaet NJ McFaiI,
and Miss Mary Brrd
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Th .a ..t.s-aad trmherlain
Iu.niu- t.a -tuy a41ln-r tt- lb.r.ir.
of South Carolina under the Iauspa
rent Ure'ext of protecting the majority
vl-H arms against dlsarmr! a,-u..i
~. D. doing if- proper work ou the
minds Of NOT hern ircemen Had IL
been atf'rled tno weeks earlier Ohio
would have condemned ir. tr Ono
'ovr- honesty liberty aud fair p.ay.
l. o"'y Do" simple facts. As they are.
can b- made % penetrate the rop-ci9n,.
ness and con~cien~e~ of the Northwest
md Nv England Ohio. Wisconsin.
Nev II mp-hire aud Na>-.clin.e,,-
can be trusted TO redress the srongs
dome 'he pr1~trate S,ate whose cau.-
j. the cause Of all for the reason that
her peri.s and lot. under a boyonet
policy ca1 be made the periis and Iot
Of all - Brooklyu Elsie.
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Be: IS, Shoes ans SiipEays.

!
Mems Heavy Winter Boots At > > g,
3 %, and - 80, per pair.
Men Fine Calf Boots at - 90, 81
and 81 90.
Boys Boots, Calf and Kip Boots, at
81 80, 81 75, and > 90
Women's Calf and Kip Shoes, 81 %
and upwards
Slippers 50c, 75c aud 81 %.
Men Calf and Kip Brogans at 81 p
Men heavy calf booJs-doubIe sole
and double uppers-warrantei water
proof.
Rubber overshoes-a large variety al
low prices.
A Fine assortment of Kid, Pebble
Goat, Calf and Glove Kid, side, front
and button Ladies' ani Misses Shoes,
at remarkably low prices.
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Fair Warnsngg

All persons are hereby notified and re-
specifuIIy requested not to gather any
Pecans off of my lands. Those abusing
my property in this way, will have the
law rigidiy enforced against them, with
,ur fear or favor.
n Mt gAruov !,
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03

clrp-trup about defeating the Raijcl ha'
been entirely hushed-aud all their het'
t-rjeS ARE aimed al the muI. who alone
bad thc ability and courage 10 espou~e ta'
people : cause, and carry their Tag 10 q
glorious triumph. Il remails therefore
for You democrats, 20 arouse yourselves
to the Importance OF your dulles-ahh tt
help roll up such majority for oscar
Turner. "a will for ever crush aud wlp'
out this dangerous power, that has hal
tull sway so long. that 1t VIII hEht viii
utter desperation rather than let 60 as
grasp.
De,oocratStr
Do vou full, realize the great import
aace of Eutirjug zeal and energy from
u"w until t.e polls close on tar 1fh day of
November Oar confidence ia victory
defeated the gallant Turner two years
ago viii you again become too san
Euine2 anal fail to 20 % the pods aud car
ry every Turner Democrat Win you III
tJti0n there IS strength.
I,,-.,oe3.u.l chat NJ, dc,ro
crat will -nier himself deceived by the
silly ciap-trap of the ring. about the
danger Of eiectiu- Radical. The t4er
and Fg1yes are too PAttL aud no 4oie
maa Gun be gui!ei. Col. Pickett, the
most popular raiIcrl in the district, "li
nor receive one thiri as many votes pa
the la-t canvass as Turner or booIe eiti
er. They tried This kind Of blum 1--WE
years 10. hur II won 30 now for "e
have the figures .le'ts-A ton l4e.
If the ring leaders were willing TO
trust teg-oots Wy dii they-nof agree 'o
Col Turner proposlu' on, TO submit the
whole matter to Pfimlry e'tcIoh ltS'
August Was thi~ not per'ecily i'lt LOT
".lt "ut we co"It then have Eot'en p
correct estimate OF Tie strength 't eheh
ctudiiate- But tbis, as matter ~
course. was not what they "Hniei. Il
1et< ytraJ TO "afh F,"fT f' me P-'P.s' I"e
ion ami ,.,a ,I..oo,r,,j'. ',,irty of t,e dis.
,,;.t ,y..e ,,.var.iu favor OF holding one.
Eur s,nefbi,, haI 10 h. dome .t5 beat
Vn,per and ti,at WAS the last resort.
,.b..I. ..I..,r ,,,,i,,sr.f.,e ,yi,hr.
If fb.. I.r,,cracy and Tber viii SO de-
cid. on the I'm davof November.
..
the charge so hiPpl'l'y lui'e
zsr Is "o'ori"n-ly ,,1 r,I.e in everv partie-
mar. he hns boiled from n .,Aiu-. uu.
less ~ b.. the rIus .po.yer-,ui he now
cotE.attv -uamli- nI, claims t1 tAe en-
lisarepaI 5uIzera-nt of fne free. uu-
bought. aui uut.rrld.I I-.uaorac, -- wua
have ueyer.vet tl.f-reI an iucJ in their
oil J.sf..rs.,,,t..,, .I,.ul,e.tcy au -, ll-uts
Of tn. p.ouie.
va Line 3' .'., 80,
" ''' 'u, -.
g." 60" e-'''oI' -.
e'' ''-l vu' 'u' 'g -, - -. :.
.'s' ,'' o'o7''''i'.'' ''i
ihe final result, answer tae quesuo" Tor
EoH
-IftHa Paiuc.l convention represents
81 ii,... ,,.i,. ~ tu. l..al..f.t.v ,y4ai be-
.....r Fgr..p counfv. v.ice2 la tue
..,,i,.t, r,--fin, .lulr- Boone re.,i y-,
o,Iy an, y,ts and I,,-rr,i..iou- were
-, a. 49,, -...,,J anil ,5,,I ,boi-. !,
--.-.5 ...' NM 5..I,5,J s..
i' ia '"e lace % '"'7' ~ '"e ,'5
mteHh <. ton vote a. 'i.' S'.'' = p,
ND,"' An" 49, are '1'' ''''
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Saloons.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IT. u. fgELSoN,
Shoe and Bootmaker

Shoe and BOOtmaker
(Cor. Water and Ohio Sfreets-opposite
Plaut's Narehouse.l
A NNOUNCEs TO this public. which be
n has served in this line 26 years, that
he Is still in the bu'iness, ready 70 90
any kind OF work in the best style. Keeps
the best worknen employed and bias IN
store a. al times variety OF the oere
rails. sug4-ff
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03

Democrats. for an manner Of falsehoods,
circulars, an1 bogus eirtilieates, just on
The eve OF election No doubt every
voting precinct Will oe flooded with them.
Bur pay no attention TO sach stuff. Stand
hrm, ahi vote he democratic ticket aud
Turner vii bs 'riumpataty elected by
UJJ majority.
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce the
RON. OSCAR TURNER, of Ballard, as an
IsDEPESDENT DEHocR ATTIC candidate for
Congress in this District, snhject to the
decision of the people. at the polls IN
November
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03
Boot and Shoe Shop

RUDOLPH GLAZIER.
n EsPEcTFuLLY informs his irlene.
IL, and the public generally ma Z. -
na~ purchased The Shoe aud BOOT onvf
the late Henry Sohm, and vii III
the business At the old stand. nc
rurn out as 6ne, reliable. good sns m e,i ,~ili
work as any -hop in Hiekmsn. ns ~ rat. %
thank the public for fair share q
ronsge.
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03
r. %. -. r.

Hickman Encampment. No. 81, and Full
ton Lodge, No. 50, l. .. O. meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
Officers of Encampment-h- n Levi, C. P
"Sy osicars Subordinate Lodge-R NJ. Me-
,bsnx \. G.; Jas Warner K 8.
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03
EneCiaIGieS

Fine presseI flannel for skirtiuE-hlnj-
s0meIy embroidered.
Embroidered cloaks for infants.
Cloths and Beaver, suitable for ladies'
cioaks.
The Hickman courier., 1876-11-03
l.. EEnEz. EEsIOn liz.

L. FDLZ, Union City, Tenn, will sell
prints at cents per yard, AMI ali other
goods accordingly. Call and examine for
yourself. oct2O I'm