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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-20

The CRY Council of Mobile have
decided not to tax any cotton factories
for ten years that may be erected il
that city.
II is now year since capital pun
ishment was abolished in Maine, aud
in that time there have been eight
murders. Daring the last year that
hanging was the penalty, there was
but one murder, and in that case the
guilty man at once took his own life
\ religious war il raging in the
South American Republic of Columbia
On one side are the Roman Catholic
clergy aud their adherents. aud on the
other the so-called Liberals Unlike
some South American wars this con
test has been attended by much blood
shed and wide devastation. Neither
party is inclined to show mercy to the
other, and il Is not probable that strife
will cease until either The clergy OF
their enemies shall have been crushed
CURE Cure for Chills, at
CANNON s.
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How A CRY AD0OoSDED. Baxter
snr;as. a small place Ia Southeastern
Kansas, has lew PeVpTbut great ex
pectalious. People "s'e to come to it
ia thousands, aud the eidzeus wanted
their "melroplis' f'tedop in a mauuel
worthy its future 'APOrtalce. Bur
there was even less invsey iu the place
oIsut. pupIic spirited capitalists were
fund ready to adsaase money, aud
for a year INDUCED Themselves III gen
nine municipal extravagauce. The
feast was ready. but expected thous
ands tailed to appear: Meanwhile the
interest had TO be paid for the much
praised, public spilled" capitalists
would have money. AuOiher year and
the interest was uuPais, aud there was
no money in the Ireasury. The bond
holders brought suit aud ubtaiued
jud cement but r.Sprlugs appealed
These rapacious rObbet. must be foilrd
atan, cost. A bappJ thought came
The citizens were not Individually re
spousible except Whilsihey continued
residents of Baxter SniDgs. So the,
selected convenient .te just outside
of the city limits, moved their person
al effects aud what buildings they
could. aud migrated ina body. Baxter
Springs remains deserted city, and
the first one to becoae a runaway
dehtor
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Obituary


On the evening Of April 9Th, 1871,
there passed from among US, ERA BUcH-
AN4N, in the 18th wear of her age-at her
sister :, Mrs Frank Dsvie, near Hickman.
She was one OF a small baud of broth
ers and sisters; the household centre
around whom revolved their dearest AZ
fections; one whence there flowed
''Discursive talk in household fountains
never dry
She came in and went ont before them
in the joy and vivaciy of her young life,
aud the fairness OF beauty, until she
grew to be almost ip=e parable from their
hearts, like the soul vi David aud Juna-
than, knit together. Then came few
short days OF illness, aud she had ceased
TO be.
Yet is there golden beauty in decay,
As Autumns leaves outshine the leaves
OF May.
Was it for naught that one so young
and fair. should be cut of one who
evinced such an amiabIe and loving dis
position; who gave such bright promise
Of intelligence, and Becoming q useful
member Of society," Ii cannot be but
for some wise purpose.
What the soul
That warmed the heart, and poised the
head,
And spoke the thought we now inherit ,
Bright force of fre and ether bred.
Where art thou now, elusive Spirit
Or tell US on what distant star,
With strength renewed she moves afar.
\ form OF light NO stu can mar?
We believe she experienced change of
heart in her last illness; that she realized
the wonderful power of that Divine de
claratIou, Il am the Resurrection and the
Life He that believeth on Me. THONG IA
he were dead yet shall he live" In sucl,
a case, the sorrow of bereayed sisters and
friends should be tempered in great part.
bulh at the thought Inat she is released
from the power OF sin and suffering. and
that she IL entered upon IL vastly enlarged
sphere vi happiness, knowledge. activity.
aud powers Surely her removal must
have been ordered Tor u purpose by Him
who directs the grand movements of crea-
tIon, and the most linIited laws of organic
being
They also serve who stand and wait -
and SO too, 10 they serve who by their
affsctionAte disposition have enleared
themselves to friends, aud by little acts
of kindness have created a lasting and
grateful remembrance in their hearts.
Such was Eta, aud such the enduring
monument she had erected for herself ia
the love of others, not of marble indeed,
hut Of something more durable than out.
ward mrm0t III.
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Attention Farmers !

1t is natural and right to buy in the
market and from whom we can buy the
best goods at the lowest prices, etc, and
considering competition to be the life of
trade, we throw the gauntlet down, and
invite competition in the sale Of first
class farm implements and macheinry of
every Northumberland in the United
States. We viii sell the above goods 10
Cash purchasers with a larger discount
off from actual factory price list, than any
man or men, in Southern Kentucky or
West Tennessee. We make speciality
of this business, and represent large
number of first class factories, and know
whereof we speak. We invite farmers,
who wish to be prosperous,) to call and
''test our faith, by cur works" The test
of the pulling is chewing the bag
Thanks to old patrons, and double
thanks these hard tines TO new ones.
Respectfully,
aprl5l POWELL ) bi'o'
L = cANNoN's.
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SYMPTOMS of i Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side
the patient is rarely able to lie onthe left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently
extends to the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affect
ed with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain. accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation i'll the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan
led with painful sensation of having
left undone something which ought to
have been done. a slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of u
prickly sensation of the skin his splr-
its are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several OF
the abovesymptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination OF the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FE YER.
DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. c. M!LANEs
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine Mc LANES LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures OF {. M:LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
HInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr- I;
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
/ Tothose wishing to give DIX C. McI-ANE's LIVES
PfLts trial will mail post paid 10 any part oil
tbs United States box OF Pills Tor tw e ~ (
/ c.nts FLEMING BIt-'S-, PItts5aTg, IA
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Commercial.

HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE.
Friday, April -, 1877.
FURS-Raccoon, No. /. soc; 2ud, 25ei
81. lOei 4th, Toe
Mink-yo. J, -; ri, soc; 81. %: I'm, roc
Otter-No I, 81 y, - 30 81, 81;
4tl 80 cents.
House Cat, 10cts Muskrat-5 to lOc
Red Fox-50cts to 81 p.
SEEDS.
Glover, $40 5OaSIO 10; Herds Grass,
81 -; Blue Grass, - .; Orchard, = %
Timothy, y -.
CoRS-85c. Ear SOC per bushel.
COTTON-gal04c.
WHEAT-75ai 40.
MEAL-From wagons 40e
BEESWAX %. p ID.
hides, green, sc.
dry sailed SIlOc.
dry flint l0aI3c.
WOOL-3O TO &c. per lb. tub washed
FEATHERS q 10 3ja50c prime.
GENSING-TjcaS1 90 per pound.
TALLOW, per 10 DC.
BU1TER-Fresh, - to 25c per ID.
POULTRY, EFC.-Young Chickens.
: SC to : % per dozen. Old from 81 a
EGGS-Sc. per dozen.
STAVES-Pipes, S45aS12 per IN.
othy-choice-S} W.
at present.
BAERELS-Apple, 81 cts; Flour, 4jcts ;
Molasses, - %; Molasses kegs, 10 gal ;.
90cts; Molasses kegs. > gals, 7Octs; whis-
ky kegs. 10 gals 81 %; Whisky kegs, Al
gals 81 cents.
GROCERIES.
BACON-Sides l.al2Ic
Shoulders Toe.
Hams 3.
CHEESE per 10. Is. lSa20c.
COFFEE, Rio, 22a25c
CRACKERS, e ID. 7(G9c.
COAL OIL, = gallon 25a 81
CANDLES, Star, lS(G20.
FLOUR, ST O0G9 90.
MOLAsSES-per Dbl j0aG0, lfbbls Goa
G5 cents.
LARD OIL, p gallon. 81 -
LARD--ll 10 lie. q ID.
GUNPOWDER p keg D 80.
BLASTING POWDER, ) 50.
SODA-By the keg 6e p 10.
SUGAR-Brown, Sal Ic; Hard l2JalI
SHOT, per bag, Z 90.
STONEW AhE z gallon, 10 to II -
TOBACCO, Manufac i. per Id 30 a > ~
SALTY car load. bushel 81 81
ny retail = so. $50 lbs, barrel by car los
81 10, by retail 81 10
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, e Id, 4a5c.
LION, bar size, DC.
NAILS--S3 - rates.
HORSE SHOE NAlLS-27@85c. q ID
STEEL Cast, NJ. A., 2oa21c.
PLOWS, Steel, S,al2z.
HUBS, l 5Oa2 80 per sett.
PLOWS-iertweck Baltzer knoerr
Steel Plows, No /, So 90, No, >, o.
No. 3, IS 90; No. 4, 90.
Baltzer's Patent one horse Piow 30 w
extra pIow moulds - W each. Cotton
scrapers same.
Powell x Bro, from various factories
One horse plows, 80 90 to 80 w. Two
horse plows ST So to $40 %.
SUNDRlES.
BAGGING-lOal4c per yard.
ROPE-Machine lJa2e G
TIES Ga7c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 50as 30.
q sole, per lib. 80 hoe.
4" upper side, 4 30ao o.
PRINTS 3 to &c.
JEANS, per yard, 20aG0.
LINSEY, per yard, 15a35c.
COTTON YARNS, e. dozen, lO'G l5c;
WASH BOARDS per doz, 81 29az oO
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FGESu BIRD SEED, at
CANNON s.

WADE UANproN closed his great
reception speech at Columbia, Oh his
return from Washington, with the fol-
lowing words:
Il wish 10 >ay to you, forget for the
next four years everything about pol
tiles Forget that you are Democrats
or Republicans, aud remember only
that you are South Caroliuians. Go
to building up the material Interests
Of the Sfnte, invite imm grafton, SHOW
the people of the North that we have
no prescription in our hearts; that we
viii welcome him here who comes as
Il citizen. no matter what his polite,
may be; that we are striving for the
redemption of our State. not for petty
of ces Of government, aud then you
will see The era OF peace, and new
prosperity will dawn npOu South Caro-
ina. J. Dor will be employed; you
will see whites aud honest colored meu
improving. happy, prosperous aud uni
ted it you will only forget politics for
awhile aud devote yourselves to the
gre1t interests OF the State \ Ou will
see both races aud both parties willing
for awhile to forget the bitterness OF
past strife, aud ready to clasp hands
aud move on and lit up our old State
You will see capital brought here. Inn
migration will flow iu, aud you viii
lind your old State once more exerei
sing that controlling influence for good
in the national po i'ics which she mas
20 long enjoyed aud honorably employ
ed | beg you to be true to that re
cord in the past, 10 try every means IN
your power 70 cultivate good will be
tween both races and parties. | beg
YOU white men TO show 10 the cOlOred
men that what | have said Tor twelve
years is true; that you are the best
friends they have in this world.
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Tenne.see schooIrax.

Ahou, the last of May, the citizens
of Obiou county, will De called upon
TO give their expression at the ballot
box upon this questioa-many are in
favor of the tax aud will vote for il
many are opposed to it and will vote
against it. The qnesnon will be dis
cu>sed by our citizens, pending the
election. Our columns are open to a
candid decent discussion of the ques
ton pro and con. The proposition Is
levy of al valorum tax OF twenty
cents ou the 800 worth of taxable
property Election the fourth Satur
day iu May Fulton Tenn Times.
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DON'T BE A LoAFgR y uns
mau, pay attention. Don't be a lo1,el )
don't hang about lolting PAGES pet
ter work than iii around day alter DAY.
or stand about corners with your
hands in your pockets-beiter 'o'
your own health aud prospects. Dus-
lie about, if you mean TO have any
thing to hustle about for. Many Il
poor physician has obtained rea'
patient by riding after animasIuary
ole. ~ quire Of blank paper, 'leu
with red tape, carried uuder a lawyer
arm, may procure him his first case.
aud make his fortune. Such Is the
world 40 him that hath shall De
given" Gait dreaming aud complain
ing; keep busy aud mind your ohauce'
Garden Seed.
For Cents Paper, at
LUCK x cowgirl
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A Singular Request TiIaI
Mast be Granted.

Z HAVE time and again requested the
i Tax payers of Fulton county TO come
forward and pay their taxes Some re
spOnded cheerfully, while others have
thus far failed TO comply with this rea-
souable request [ shall hereafter cease
10 importuue with those in default-but
will ak their horses, mnles, cattle. hogs,
sheep corn, wheat, tobacco, household
and kitchen furniture, land and tene-
mrnts TO pay their taxes. These viii
certainly respond TO the demand under
the manipularions of the Sheriff and his
Deputies. Tnis. January 10Th, 1877.
b. X. WALKER, Sheriff.
ian2o Il
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"a. L.. IA. of III.

Ia. L.. h. of III.
Kentucky Lodge. No. $40, knights of
Houor--meets every Friday evening at S
clock 10 STEAGALA, ID.
GEO. i. PRATHER, II.
4. q. %. r.
Hickman Encampment. No 81. and Full
ron Lodge. No. SO, |. O. o. f., meet every
alternate Thursday evening.
officers of Encanpmcnt-J. w. German,
C. r.; Jacob Levi, X. >.
Officers Subordinate Lodge-R. VI. Me-
theny, \. G. Jas Warner, Il. ).
Masonic.
Fulton Lodge, No. 100, 4 F. & 4. NJ,
meets The second Monday evening ia eve
~ month, at clock. Officers,
W. \. BsEvARD, w. VI.
w. l.. McCUTcnES, Secretary.
4. %. e.. 4.
Hick man Lodge No. 81, l. o. g. T.,
meets every Tuesday evening, at o clock.
a. ID. kINGNAN, W. e. 4.
5. y. WHITE, W. ).
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THE FAaR PROSPECTS.
BETTER Money Basis than Ever
Before.
New Hope. New Life. New
Energy.

The positive reorganization of the
4 Fulton county Fair, Saturday last, was !,
/ source of great qualification to The friends
! of that Institution. 1t is now establi shed,
be yond peradventure, on better money
! basis than ever before IN its history. The
one hundred stockholders at $40 year
for ten years, yielding $1,000 annually,
aside from all other sources of revenue
was secured. The ASS ociation is compar-
ntiyely out of debt. and compared to
past years, now has decided advantages.
With u secured capital of $4,000 the
grounds and improvements all paid for,
except about $500, there is nothing to
impede lis successful operation, for at
least - years. except bad management,
and the management have always signal
prudence.
The fact that the required additional
stock has been positively secured, serves
TO infuse all with renewed hope, renewed
energy aud renewed life. Old friends of
the Fair, who had grown discouraged aud
Indifferent, now promise to go to work
~ ith u hearty good will, aud to add new
attractions aud inducements TO the an
nual exhibitions. Our County Fair is an
odd babit' with our people, observed
through many years, and beyond any ma
teri;d advantages to the country, is the
source of great social pleasure to our peo-
pie For this latter reason, if for no
other, the institution should be perpetua-
ted The committee on premium list wiz
soon have out their pamphlets and bills,
and while there will be nothing extrava-
CANT in the awards, yet we may look for
an Improvement on the old lists
The Association his determined On
only four days exhibition this year, in
stead OF ave as formerly, and will strive
10 50 arrange the programme as to make
each and every day specially interesting.
So now the public may rest assured that
our Fair is not only 10 have an exhibition
this year, but that it will be largely in
advance in every respect of any former
exhibitions. This Is our opinion. Let
our people Commence now 10 look to this
The general condition
of the country is improving, more people
will attend, more people will exhibit,
more people will take stock, and more
"a isfaction will be given to those who
10 attend. SO may it be.
The exhibition commences Wednesday
Sept -, aud continues four days.
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EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS F!

Calico reduced to 5, and cents;
Heavy DOmestics 6, and cents;
Bleached Domestics, 7 and 10 cents;
Bed Ticking, 10, Is and % cents;
Table Linens, 3d. 80, so and 70 cents;
Linen Grass Cloth, reduced to Ii cents;
White and Buff Piquas, 10, l5 and % cents;
Marble and wood table cloths, at 80 cents;
Edgings and insertions at half price.
Grenadines, lawns and other dress goods
lower than ever before offered in this market.
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The Ladies Ba,,Ie-Fie,d.

4 terrible war, which we trust will
not result in lossOf life, though seriou,
damage to tempsr wilundoubtedIy be
incurred, is nowFagiug between those
ladies' who still have nmnants of old
dresses which will only make over in
the long used clisglngsty les. and our
merchants aud nesses who wish tc
bring out the beautitl spring goods
in new and becoming modes. There
is no need of fgtiug; lmost any dress
must look graceful I'D elegant over
the new style wire panir skirt, destined
soon 10 be UNIVERSAL worn. These
are of fashionable shae, close at front
They wear well, are lnobtrusiVe aud
comfortable = Homej ournal.
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FOR SALE
BUCK & COWGTIL

nRUGS, Patent Medicines. Paipts
Liquors, Cigars; Perfumery, Coal
Oli i750 FIRE test. Lamps, Guinness
Sewing Machine Needles and Attach
menis. Also the Celebrated Weed S,wi,,,
Machine, at half price for CASH
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Carpet paper! Carpet PA.
DePt

lust RECEIVED l,OOC yards Carpet
ID Paper-the best article out for put
sing under carpets-Price only D cents
per yard. For sale at
apr6 WM. FRENZ'S Book Store
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MArried.

In Ballard county, KY, on April 5th
at the residence of Thos. Berry, by the
Rev. j. w. Raby, MIR. W. L. Greed, OF
Hickman county, TO Miss Susan E. Berry,
of Ballard county, Ky.
T,INE TOILET SOAP, at
u CANYONS.
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3,0n0 wheat sacks already received
for the present crop.
j. II. PLAUT & BRn
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TIME TABLE
RELIGIOUS.

BAPrisT-S-rvices every Sabbath n II
a. m. an Z p. III. Sabbath School every
Sabbath at S ! clock,
RAY 5 FLEMING. Pastor.
ST. PAUL s--Protestant Episcopa
vices by The Rector every first and third
Sunday in the month, At lnl o clock, 4. NJ,
and p " Lay services on other sun
,Iavs at 1890 a. VI. Sunday School at
o clock, 4 NJ Holy communion on the
first Sunday in the mouth.
Rev. G. L. PINDAR, Rector.
Sr. Peter s-CATHoLIC-Service every
Second Sunday in each month.
FATHxt McDoSAL, Priest.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SoUTH-Services
every Sunday at l04 o clock, a. m. and
-. m. Sunday School at a. m, c. l..
Ranile superintendent. Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday night.
Rev. w. T. Boiling, Pastor.
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Seed at 3 Gents "a Paper.

Just reeeived-a new lot of Garden
Seed which will be sold at , cents pa
per at H0LCOMBE'S Drug Store
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FRESH PURE DRUGS, at
CANNON s

ERESH PURE DRUGS, at
CANYONS.
GRAVEL ROADS WHERE THEY
Should BE BuiLr AND How-The article
in last week COURIER, is attracting Mt
tention to the great advantages to be de-
rived to this community from the build
ing Of some gravel roads, aud the abso-
lutte need therefor, attracted more serious
attention from citizens than We aatici-
pated The reason it received this atten-
ton is, that it struck \ subject that the
people are interested in, aud to those who
take time 10 think, appears not only
needfu but prac' steal. There are some
who have grown accust Toned TO the idea
that our people will forw ard no public
enterprise, that they are too poor, too
hard run. and some leading men too sci
dsh and contracted in their spirits. Of
course, these objections hold to meas
urable extent, but few enterprises were
ever started thar were not coafrJutej by
the same. \ thorough canvass aud uu-
-lerst,nIiug of the facts, letting the PEG
de see the Feasibility, pricticabiiity,
nd cheapuess of the work proposed, to-
either with the savings and Advantages
o be derived therefro,n to each and every
arlner anil business man aud public SEN
imeut viii soon be flvoraby revolution
acI.
There are some people who live in ter
nor Of being TAXED for some public en-
lerprise, but while - tax III This instance
might be equitable, let il be generally and
positively known that no tax is contem-
plated, aud let their souls rest in patience
On this score.
The hills, all around aud about us,
abound in magnificent gravel, in sufficient
abundance TO grswel every road ia the
county, aud it can DC had without money
aud without price Nature has supplied
us with the material, aud appears mig
gard not TO uss it, and TO reap lis rich
advantages.
A large portion of the roads contem-
Plated might be made firm, first class
rO"us AT an seasoh anu u""e' any
err oy proper d"eu'hg' uF''"ins ""N
grazing thus "Foldih9 inc eAPeh9o u
graYe'ing Inc o'Ject oil the companies
would be TO ouIld hrH' nhe' hrs'-cl"ss
roads, whether gravel, plank, or uifI
The building OF one gravel road on one
OIL our leading Puoilc 'hofo"ghI"reS "o"'u
demonstrate tue advantages anu us P'ac-
''eaoi'l'y 10 me Ao'e oo''''9
We heed one FROM iieAii'h 10 "''o'
wa 'ori,,u- 60
w.i-,,.
~, ,to.b nj
-. n,,.,l,
- -. IT.,
=. -,
~ ~
ms ou' II Is " "e'no' ''"''e nv
The advantages to the tanner III carry
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Don't Blow Yourself Up.

DOwN GOES THE PRICE.-Diamond
Headlight Oil, Us test, the best in
lie market at 20 cts per gallon, at
ap2O-t. BUCHANAN x BARNES.
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Boot and Shoe Shop
RnnOLPn GLAZLER-

RUDOLPH GLAZIER,
II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL aud the public generally, that no
hns purchased the Shoe aud Boot shop 90
the late Henry Sohm, aud will continnf
the business at the old stand. lie will
turn out as fine, reliable, good and cheap
work as any shop in Hickman. lie will
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