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How many Magistrates signed that ar
ticie in the COURIER last week? Who
| will fret rise and inform the people of
Fulton county.-FIltom Times.
The article in the CoUaIER was signed
oy eight of the couaty Magistrates: J..
H. montgomery, Taylor Bard, Henry
Davis, ]. F. Bushart, j. W Mayes, Jerry
). Jones, J. P. McMurry, and J. F. Mars.
MT A J. Smullens, the ninth one voted
throughout with The Magistrates. but had
no opportunity to sign the written state
ment. We understand u tenth Magistrate
endorses their action. Esouires
Mars and J. w. Mayes add pos,scrint
approving "all that is said in relation to
the action of the Justices but DO not ap-
proveereaections the sheriff"
The Times affects to think some Sn.
wants to deny or abridge its right tn
demand an explanation of the public
officers for the appropriation of public
moneys. Not so ! the communication. in
the CouRIER were in proper courtesy and
acknowledgement OF this right. But
when it demands an explation aud il i
given, it should be jllst, and print the ex.
plations so that its readers may Judge of
the information it has demanded. This
the Times has not done. As ~ it's charges
against "Hickman' aud Hickmaus trade
interest" they are toe puerile to discuss.
Since we promptly give the names
asked for, won't the Times give the names
Of those backing its charges, and the
record upon which they base their
charges.
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s society Is being orgnniz-d i

A society is being organized in this
community, called the "Hive of Indus-
try the objective point of which is to
economist the lost labor of the comDu-
nifty, and employ it in grading the hills
around Hickman. All out of employ
menteind willing TO work are to be e9ti-
tied to membership. 1t is estimated that
enough labor from strong healthy arms is
lost in this community, annually, TO level
the hills, aud build the foundation for a
beautiful city. The wages paid workmen
is to be estimated by the value of their
time the preceding twelve mouths and
payment guaranteed by deposits in the
bank of Public Economy.
There is boiling cistern at May
field, on the premises of Rev. Mr.. Shell
ton, pastor of the Christian Church, aud
the local papers want an explanation oil
the phenomenon. Well. now, two 10 one
that Campbellite, who belives in water,
lives near some iery-tosscd Methodist
brother. The conflict of these opposing
forces eliminated an unequal proportion
Df hydrogen, leaving for a time an excess
of carbon, and hence the disturbance Of
the water in that cistern.
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Spring Goods

Arriving at the Hickman Store, at Union
City-bv the car load, and sold cheap for
cash.
a search warrant sued out by some
Of our merchants Tuesday, brought to
light a number of small thefts, in which
one Ellen Davis, col, figures conspicu-
ously. Some merchants have from time
to time missed sundry articles. Ii an.
pears that squad enters store, aud a
part engages the attention of clerks. the
others help themselves TO various small
things and depart.
before We were married." said he
to friend, "she used to say, 'by-by' So
sweetly when l went down the stems y
"And now what does she say ?" asked the
friend. "ohl just the same" exclaimed
the man-"buy, buy" @Ahl | see, said
the other; 'she only EXERCISES little DIFF
fsfpt 'sPei. over you"
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A writeY who is familiar win ~
use of celery saws that he has k"ooS "
several men and women. who, from va
rious causes, had become so AFFECTED u u
nervousness that when they s're'e"e en
out their hands they shook like aSpe"
leaves on windy days, and by nloa
crate daily use of the bleached 100
stalks of celery as a salad they beeame
as strong and steady in limb as otne,
people He has known people c"le sa
of palpitation Of the heart by the uSe
of celery Every body engaged in 'ao''
weakening to the nerves should u's
celery daily in its season. aud onions u
ITS stead when not in season
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image of his maker hope to win by it.''
For should they heed it not, they like
"olsey may be forced to exclaim
awe have touched the highest point of all
our greatness
AND from the full meridian of our glory
we now haste to our sitting,
We shall fall like dull exhslations in the
evening.
Aud no office shall keep us more.
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> Roles
S0f late style CarPet-just received a. tLt
Hickman Store-Union City. Tenn.

There are, and have been for some
time, rumors, speculations and prognos-
tications in regard to several marriages
that have been expected TO come off in
our midst. We think il would be an ex-
cellent idea if the parties referred to
would marry in order that public expec-
tation may be gratifed, Nothing short
Of this will satiate their thirst for gossip
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT On FRIDAY
eve last, negro woman, living on Jack
son street, while carelessly handling n
pistol, accidentally discharged it, the ba Il
striking a little negro boy, who was play
ing near by, entering the head immeii-
ately behind the right ear and coming on,
at thee mouth. Dr.. Faris was called In,
and at last accounts the little sufferer
wns doing we'll
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r. LEVI.

If your sewing machine Is giving
you trouble take it off the table and ship
it to S p. Dalton, formerly of the irm of
Dalton and Brazelton, at Paducah, Ky,
and he will adjust and repair it in good
style at a reasonable price. Mr.. Dalton
is well known all over this country as n
thorough sewing machinist, having hal
several years of experience in that bust
ness You will save money by having it
repaired by one who understands his
work, and we would advise all those who
want their machines repaired, to ship it
to him at once. He employs the very
best workmen and guarantees sasisfac-
tion Office in Morrows New Blo.bS
. Paducah Ky,
p S. Always send bobbins and shut
ties with machines
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HARRIS Station, Feb. p, 1877.
Ehtor Courier:
Business in this section of the country
still remains lively aud the prospect for
the future is increasing. 1t is one of the
liveliest and most fourishing way sta
lions in this portion of the State. Be
sides the large grist and saw mill, there
are;several business houses, each enjoying
an extensive trade. We are to have
erected in Harris, this spring, n large
two story school house, that will be an
ornament to any place when completed.
Our farmers are in good repair. and the
outlook for al abundant wheat crop was
never more catering Great attention
is given to raising fine blooded cattle ami
hogs in this portion OF Obion.
In Harris TO day, a man, Mr.. Fuller,
was tried by Esq. Fields, and sent TO
Troy TO board on the county charged with
removing lock placed on his barn by
legal au rs y; be VIII doubtless lean a
trade in NasnStue.
Deaths are rare, weddings common.
/ There were three on the night of the I'm J.
I IN this neighborhood. On that evening,
! the happy Dr.. Miles give up his loueu-
ness, and by the silken cord Of love mas
1 kuotted his heart to the lovely and beau
tiful Miss Mary Msrris. May the golden
! chain that binds their hearts togethe,
extend into the mystic future unlinked
( There was present from Troy, charmln E
! Young lady. who captivated the heart o
/ many young man here. l am L year:
old. read Your paper, and commend II tC
all. School Boy.
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DESTROYS OF

Closing out my business at Hickman, KY,
by May LIST. aud having on hand large
aud we'll assorted stock OF Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, will offer great inducements
10 purchasers and especially to dealers,
who will find it to their interest to give
me call.
fsba-tf. r. LEVI
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenanceis paleand lcaden-
colored, with occasional tlushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks the eyes become dull thepu-
pills dilate an azure semiclrcle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
aswelling ofthc upper lip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva Shiny or furred tongue
breath very foul, particularly in the
Aorning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with a gnawing sen
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
lygone heeting painsin the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not uufrequently tinged
with blood; belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
+ DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form tits an innocent prepare
ton, not capable 81 doing the slight
est injury to the most tender inf eft.
The genuine DIR. McLANE' NES
MIFUGE bears the signatures % Z
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
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Boot and Shoe Shop.

RUDOLPH GLAZiER,
N ESPECTFULLY informs his friensSs
IL, and the public generally, thai 10 10
has purchased the Shoe and Boot Shop ~
the late Henry Sohm, aud will centih u,
the business at the old stand. he VIZ
turn ont as fine, reliable, good aud cneaP ,
work as any shop in Hickman lie VIZ
thank the public for fair share Of P''-
ronage.
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Commercial.

Friday, March ,, 1877. {
FURs-Raccoon, No. 1. COO; md 40c4
Mink-No. ]. -; %, SOC; Sd 25; 4th, loc
Otter-No I, So so; 70, 81; 81, p
Beaver-5octs 10 50. Wild Cat-25eis,,
House Cat. s0cts Muskrst-j to LUG
Red Fox-50cts TO 81 25.
SEEDS.
Glover. S11 90; Herds Grass. 81 ~
Blue Grass. - Is; Orchard, 3 10; Iim
CORN-35c Ear 25c per bushel.
COTTON-9alOic.
WHEAT-G0al %.
MEAL-From wagons 40c
BEESWAX 25. p 10.
hides, green, sc.
dry sailed 8aI0c.
dry flint lOal3c.
WOOI-30 10 371c. per lb. tub wash'd d.
FEATHERS, = tbsi0a50c prime
GENsING-75caSl 90 per pound,r
TALLOW, per lb sc.
BUTTER-Fresh, 10 to zoe per lsrsn.s.
POULTRY, ETC.-Young ChirSens,
II so to 2 90 per dozen. Old[rom 2 Boa
EGGS-8c. per dSzen.
sTAVES-Pipes, S4oaS72Per IN.
othy-choice-S3 %.
at present.
BARRELS-Apple 37}cts; Flour, 45cts !;
Molasses, y 90; Molas'es kegs, 10 gal g.,
9Ocrs; Molasses kegs . fars, 6Octsi Wits
ky kegs, 10 gals 81 04 Whisky Kegs, -
gals 50 cents.
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides l2h-c
Shoulders Zoe.
Hams 5.
CHEESE per ID. Is TO 18c.
COFFEE, Rio, 22a25c
CRACKERS, r 10. Ia &c.
COAL OIL, r gallon 4Oa5Oc
CANDLES, Star, lS(g20.
FLOUR, 81 000S 90.
MOLASSES-pe per Dbl 50a60, hlf bbls Goa
% cents.
LAID OIL, p gallon, 81 70
LARD--I25 to be. r 10.
GUNPOWDER p keg > so.
BLASTING PONDER, so.
0SODA-By the keg 64c r 10.
SUGAB-Brown 9all3c; Hard l23al4c-
SHOT, per bag, 80.
/ STONEWARE = gallon, 10 to 15e.
TOBACCO, Manufac'd i. per 10 90 81 40
Salty car load. bushel 81 20;
by retail 2 80. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
/ 81 80, by retail 81 rs
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, = ID, 54a6c.
/ Iron, bar size, &c.
NAILS-S3 80 rates.
; HORSE SHOE NAILS-27f7 35c q 10
/ STEEL Cast, NJ. 3 A, 2Oa27c.
! PLOWS, Steel, S,al24.
/ HUBS, / 5Sa2 80 per sett.
/ PLOWS-Hertweck Baltzer & Knoerr,
Steel Plows, No. /, So 90, No, 2, GU
( No. 3, s. 80; No. 4, 90.
/ Baltzer's Patent one horse Piow S. 90
extra pillow moulds - % each. Cotton
( scrapers same.
Powell i Bro, from various factories
/ One horse plows, S. % to - 90. Two
horse plows ST 80 to SIS 90.
SUNDRIES.
BAGGING-l0al &c per yard.
ROPE-Muchine 10.
TIES-6n7c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 50aS 50.
sole, per ID. 35 a 45c.
upper side, 5Oa5 %.
PRINTS to Sc.
JEANS, per yard, 2oa60.
LINSEY, per yard, l5a35c.
COTTON YARNS, r dozen, 10@l5
WASH BOARDS per doz, s. 75a3 O0
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IA. l.. Il. OF II.

"a Als 6As OA
Kentucky Lodge No $40, Knights of
Honor-meets every Friday evening at 8
clock r. c. PRATHER, ID.
W. L. FRENz, r.
4. q. @. +.
Hickman Encampment, No. 81, and Full
ton Lodge. No. SO, l. O. o. F., 4meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
Officers of Encampment-J. w. German,
c. p; Jacob Levi, r. S.
g-Ofhcers Subordinate Lodge-R. NJ. Me-
theny, n. G.; Jas Warner, X. S.
Masonic.
Fulton Lodge, No. I20, A F. & A. NJ,
meets the second Monday evening in eve
~ month"; at o clock Officers,
W. A. BREvARD, w. NJ.
W. L. McCuTcHEN, Secretary.
L. q. q. T..
Hickman Lodge No. SO, 1. o. G. T.,
meets every Tuesday evening. at o'clock.
A. u. KISGAAS, w. c. I.
s. y. WHITE, W. S.
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OPENING FOR NEw CRop OF

OPENING FOR NEW CROP OF Doc
roRs.-The Doctors of Lake county, Tenn.
have organized a County Medical Asso
citation, aud adopted certain rules auC
regulations for mutual benefit and pro
lection. Chief among these rules IL one
requiring all patrons to settle promptly
by the LIST of January Of each year, IN
der penalty of being placed upon tn
black list. never afterwards to be waite
upon professional by any of the SUD
scribing physicians, under any circum
stances, except cases of absolute charity
Physicians violating this clause bin,
themselves legally to pay all delinquent
bills As matter Of course, the ruI
should work both ways, aud all o. an.
ply stefan, failing to settle promptly OF
the Ist of January, all Of his debts, pro
hibits himself from practicing ever after
wards, aud binds. legally his associatD
doctors to pay all his bills, etc. Ii thes
rules are faithfully carried out, a ney
crop of physicians, can find good locs
tions in Lake county, Teun.
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AL PEESnNS

INDEBTED to me will please come for
ward and settle. Accounts not paid by
March LIST will be placed in the hands Of
an officer for collection. l request all
persons having claims against me, to
present same at my office at Hickman for
payment.
feb9-tf. r. LEVI
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The ladies of the Christian Church
at Clinton, Ky, will give a dinner, sup
ps9and dramatic concert, the 9th of
March Concert at night. -
There are some "irrepressibles" who
will talk about candidates for the Legis
lature. Everything is so Hayesy, we We
no heart for politics Yet awhile!
RREACHInG Elder II S. Fleming.
will preach at the Baptist Church, Sun
day and Sunday night. All the members
are urged to be present, as we desire to
take steps to procure the services Of BIO.
Fleming as Pastor.
Sabbath School viii resume Sunday
morning, at 9 0 clock. J. F. NJ.
/ Hick man has some very superior
musical talent 1t has been quite time
/ since we had home entertainment OF
this kind. The public is hungry for
1 some good music. Who will give the re
I quest attention Why can t the Hickman
Literary and Musical Society answer the
CALI
Some friends are urging the name
of Dr. ". D. Corbett, for the Legislature.
( He is bold Independent thinker, and
would throw some live issues into the
race should he enter. Pecuniarily, his
practice is worth largely more than the
office, and we don't know that he will sur
render to the will of his friends.
{
To THE MEMBERS OF THE HEX
/ NAN LITERARY AND MUSICAL CLUB.-The
/ usual entertainment of the Hickman Ii =
erary and Musical Club, will be given
next Monday night at the residence OF
Mr.. Fritz Hellner, and the members viii
please be prepared to carry out the fol-
( lowing programme:
/ Song-Mrs VI. H. Cowgirl
! Readiug-Niss Emma McCutchen.
! instrumental Music-Miss Emma Ste
vens.
| Soug-Aliss Belle Fortune.
| Essay-Mr Z. VI French.
/ Reading-Mr F. ; Marrs
! instrumental Music-Miss Alice Dun
! can.
I Essay-Mrs. Mollie Warren
/ Reading-Miss LOWE Laadrum.
Song-Miss Adele Allen.
Essay-Miss Dora Hellner.
Address-Mr. P g. Tlaly burton.
Reading-NHss Matte Ellison.
Vocal Duet-Mrs Cowgirl and Miss
Fortune. Respectfully,
=. q. HALLIBURTON, Pres t.
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In the event of DO election for Pres
ident being declared, bill has been
provided making the President of the
Senate President of the UnitedNStates,
and requiring the Secretary of State to
issue orders for new election.
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Attentions Farmers !

so dozen Jeanes Pants just arrived at
the Hickman Store, Union City. 81 per
pair.
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a TRIP TO UNION CITY -Or
Monday last, we made a flying trip t,
Union City, and while there we had The
pleasure of meeting several old acquais
tances, formerly of sHickman, amos
whom was Mr.. Robt. Davis, and Mr.
Patrick Cusick Mr. Davis is doing %
immense amount of business in the dB
goods line, and is fast making rsPuit
ton second to none in this departures.
We were shown through his entire estsF
= large and spIendidly selected stock
Mr.. Davis is an active business man AMI
fully appreciates the benefits arising fran
the use of printers ink.
Pat Cusick is engaged in the hardware
business and keeps a good stock Of stoves
and tinware on hand. He is a splendid
workman and never fails to give genera
satisfaction.
pearances, is destined to b. the largest
manufacturing town of West TenneOses
and sOuth West Kentucky. There are No
less than twelve steam saw mills in aud
around the town, besides several mana
featuring establishments which give work
to large number of hands The firm o.
Moffat, Beck & Bransford, furniture man
ufacturers, alone give employment TO 10
or fifty men.
The people of Union City are enter
prising and never fail to encourage aus
thing that promises to build up then
community. We regret that our people
are somewhat deficient in this regard
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of your vicinity, lssuch as births, marri-
ages, deaths, Improvements, state of
crops, etc. II your neighbor has large
hog, or ine.cow, or q good crop of cot
ton or corn, let us know it.
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IO8 WORK.

The COURIER OFFICE Is now thoroughly
furnished with new JOB TYPE; also, full
supply OF Lister, MORE and BILL HEAD
PAPER. CARDS, sc and can do work IN the
neatest style and at city prices.
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SOUTH CAROLINA was given to
Hayes by strict party votes TO z.
The Democratic members of the Com
mission immortaiized their names by
rising superior to party on two test
votes. The s Republicans never, in
one instance, voted other than a strict
party vote.
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A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
=. THE LOUISVILLE
COURIER JOURNAL
Largest, Best and Cheapest Ftmil,
Paper an The United .StOtes.
EDITED BY
HENRY WATTERS0N.

The SOEREER-JOURYAI is a
com oination (made in 1861 of three old
louisville papers, viz. the Journqi
established 1889; the Courier in 1913. and
me Democrat in 1914 Its reputation il
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Is pronounced one of the ablest. spiel
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Inc Weekly Courier Journal is not a
mere nasty hotch- poteh thrown together
from the daily edition. but complete.
aoie' spicy, family newspaper, carefully
and intelligentIy edited in every column
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Size 2s4x32 incheS handsomely oolored,
vanished aud hung on rollers. .etail
price -; mailed free of postage, aud the
'kNrekiy Courier J0uraaI one year, Tor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-02

STILL AHEAD Best t Sheetin.
At 1t cents, at the Hickman Store, Uniol
City, Tenn.