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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-05-18
Local News.

The Fulton Tobacco sale on the
10th, resulted in the sale Of 50 hogsheads,
at average fair figures.
A little boy on Lynch slough. be
low Hickman, bated his trap. and caught
a large wild cat. He didn't approach, but
got assistance and killed IL.
The scholars of Mrs Roulhac's
school are preparing for May day cele-
bration Miss Lula Wilson is the Queen
elect
As the weather is so unpropituous
for cotton, we advise all who have no
planted, to plant their grounds in com
Prepare for an increased demand for
hreadstuffs. The war in Europe may
continue several years.
Something like the ordinary white
crane, only having a beautiful name
dangling from its shoulders over i's back
about Is inches long, was killed on the
farm of Andy Shuck, Esq. last week II
measured over four feet from tip to tip
Our STEAM Pass Our steam
printing press. machinery, type. etc.
reached Hickman. yesterday, per steamer
Jas. ". Gaf, and will be Immediately
put in place and operation. Probably nv
next week. we can invite our country
cousins 10 come in and take ride.
The Methodist Conference for this
District, eonvenes in Hickman, the 25th
Of May, and will he the occasion Of a
large number of distinguished visitors.
The hospitality of our citizens is grow
ing active in preparation for the. enter
iainment of these guests.
OUR CORN is all we'll cleaned ny
corn screen, before being ground,
and we defy competition in the quality
of orr meal.
ml6-2t, GARDNER y WHITE
Many friends will be panied to learn
Of the death of Mr.. Jno. r. UpshaW, a
citizen of this place, who died at John
! son Station, Tsrrant county, Texas, on
Thursday the 81 of May. lie was a
young man of many kindly Impulses,
+ generous to a fault, and leaves many
/ friends to mourn his sad, unexpected
death.
! EXPRESS RoBBERY-We learn
that VIM Clements. son of the postmaster
at Martin Frost station on the Contra
read, was arrested last Tuesday for rob
hing the Southern Express Company o
SiSI. After heing arrested he said la
would give mp $50 which he had stOler
Saturday if they would not "squeal OF
him" They ''squealed, though, aud HI
was sent TO the Dresden Jail lie Wa
tried last year for robbing the mail, ou
was dischsr ged for want Of evidence.
IF YOUR Sewing Machine is out o
order. take it TO BUCK x COW GILL
Drug Store, and have il repaired
may1I 81
The St. Louis Republican havint
notified poets that it will hereafter IN
sist upon brevity," contributor send
the following
TIE BALLAD oP THE MERCHANT.
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L Singular Request That
Must be Granted.

7 HAVE time and again requested the
Tax payers of Fulton county TO come
forward aud pay their taxes. Some re-
sponded cheerfully, while others have
thus far failed TO comply with this rea-
sonabie request. | shall hereafter cease
TO ImpOrtune with those in defanlt--but
will ask their horses, mules, cattle, hogs.
sheep. corn, wheat tobacco, household
ana kitchen furniture, land and tene-
ments to pay their taxes. These will
certainly respond to the demand under
the manipulations of the Sheriff aud his
Deputies. This, January 2Oths 1877
Is. X. WALKER, Sheriff.
jan2o ~
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Attention Farmers !


II is pssurai ana right to buy In the
msrketsnd from whom we can buy tile
bss' gods at the lowest prices, etc. and
eoncedipe -eompefion to be the life Of
trade. ve throw 'he gauntlet down. and
invite competition in the sale Of frst
elias. farm implements and macirginrv NJ
every kind-manufactured in the United
States. "e.will sell the above goods 10
CASH purchasers, with 8 larger discount
of fron actual factory price list. than anv
man or men, in Southern Kennedy or
Yves, Tennessee. We make n specially
Of this business, and represent a large
number Of hrs' class factories, and know
whereof we speak. We invite farmers
(who wish TO be prosperous. to call and
examine our handsome display Of Sample
Machinery Implements, ETC.. on exhibi-
tion in. our Agricultural warehouse-a
variets OF Threshers. Reapers. Mowers.
Wheat Drills. one aud two horse Corn
Planters and Drill, Sorgo Machinery. &c.
sc. This display Of Machinery, etc. is
something new to our portion of coun-
try. Hope farmers will appreciate our
efforts aud give us the refusal of their
purchases, and ''test our faith, by cur
works. "rhe test of the pudding i.
chewing the bag"
Thanks 10 oil patrons. md double
thanks (the's hard tines to new ones.
Respectfully,
aprlsl POWELL & BIO.
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Jeans pants from so cents to 81 go;
Working-mens pants, 80 to So:
Union Cashmere, I % to 50 %;
Job lot cashmere, to So 40;
Fancy plaid suits-latest styles, 4 rs to So;
All wool Scotch cass. suits, So 70;
Handsome dress coats and vests, to ii 90.
Also, an entire new line of Gents, Youths
and Boys Fur, Felt and Straw Hats.
Es1@~We are now manufacturing our own
Clothing, therefore we can guarantee per-
feet fit. No trouble to show Goods.
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The Episcopal Sunday School fish
ing party has been postponed Oh account
of bad roads and mosquitoes
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"A eight miles east of Hickman. in Full
tOH County, Ky, on the Shuck road, aud
Northwest of Jordan Station. On e BAY
MARE, about twelve years old. about
fourteen hands and half high no marks
or brands, with a blaze face, with three
white feet and was appraised at fifty dol
lars. Given under my hand this l4th
day of May, 1877.
nlS] J. q. McMURRY, Es1. F. c.
The above mare is believed to have
been stolen property. Last Saturday was
sweek, a stranger offered her for sale
st Hickman, and suspicious circumstan-
ses attending him here, and with several
PARTIES in the country, confirm this idea.
Falling to effect sale, the saddle was
afterwards found in DIR. Alexanders
6eld and the mare found as is the above.
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enjoy their usual May pie mic At Miller
Garden. next Monday. These occasions
are highly enjoy able. We need more
amusements, more recreation, more life.
Something. or anything innocent in it
II to relieve duiluess and apathy. and
let Peopie e"5~~ themselves and be happy.
soaps! Soaps HaapSIHI
A Ii kinds Toilet, Laundry and Medi-
N Gated Soaps for sale At very low
prices cheap for Cash, at HOLCOMBL'S
Drug Store. [apll.
Tom Burgess, who was sent to tho
peniientiary last August, scaled the walls
and escaped; afterwards recaPturrd At
COLUMBUS and escaped; was last week
again re-csptnre,l at Onion City, in pos
sessiop of horse and buggy he h,d sto
rem in Memphis. The Union City captors
under telegram from the Governor of
Kentucky, started with him 70 Frankfort,
hut on reaching Mckenzie. Tenn, some
Memphis officers took the prisoner from
them, and conveyed him TO Memphis. 1t
tried in Memphis, they say he is good for
ten years.
OUR FAIR-PREMIUMs INCREASED
AND ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS -
The Directors of the Fulton County Fair.
were engaged Saturday, in making ont a
list of premiums TO be awarded at their
exhibition this fall. The list was in
creased from 10 TO 20 per cent. on last ex-
hibition. We notice the very respectable
offer OF Sl50 on the trotting ring, and
500 on the pacing ring. There will be
other attractions, TO give the exhibition
this fall a newness, more live, aud gener-
al interest. The gate fees have been re-
duced, and arrangements are being made
10 have conveyance 10 aud from the Fair
Grounds at cheaper rates. All these
things are being attended to, 10 attract a
large attendance. and to fix prices in ac-
cordance with the times. The interest
and zeal being manifested by each aud
every officer, aud by citizens genera ".
warrants the prediction that the Fair
this year, will be more of success than
any former year The Directors have
secured the services of Capt. {, l., Ran
die, for Chief Marshal, and Jno, " Cow
gill, Chief Ring Mas.er, and ether EFF
cient officers. The premium fist will,
probably be issued next week. -,t..-.
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In Gentlemen S Hats

We Have a Fall and Complete Stock
Embracing all the New Styles in Fur
Wool. Straw. Panama, and LeghOrn Hats,
ct Bottom Prices
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4 FULL LINE OF

Ladies shoes, in all Styles AMI ~T me
p a..4 Make. cheaper Than Ever.
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Headquarters for Clothing!

We are up with the Styles and Down
with the Times in Prices.
M<@~A word to the wise is Sufficient
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
Departures Yesterday.
NOTICES..

PEgSBYTERIAD CHRUCH.-Rev. s.
n, Crothers, pastor. Service at II A.
" and I p. NJ. Subject in the morn
|ins, Can the world ever outgrow the
EepA of the Bihle?" Evening, "How
BIO study the Bible"
METHODIST CHURCH-Rev. J. A.
|Gny, pastor. Services at the Odd
|FsIow'S Hall, at ii A. NJ. and I P. N.
|Anrdial invitation is extended to all
|nntend. Subject of evening lecture:
white Lies"
ST. FINIAN's CKURCH-Rev. Father
Monteyerde, paster. Mass at 1880 A. NJ.
school at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Yes
rers at I p. NJ. The first Sunday OF
month there will be first mas al
sOclsck; the second at the usual hour.
ST. JAMES SUNDAY SCHooL-Will
as usual. The scholars and
interested in the school are re-
to continue their attendance
curing the temporary suspension OF
at this church.
UNION SABBATH SCHoo[-Meets to-
DAY at 1870 o'clock,a at the Presbyterian
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G0O kiljance.

Dick Osborne, who was arrested on
Friday evening by Constable Mckay,
was tried yesterday morning in the
folce Court. There were no extenu
circumstances and he was there
Oselound guilty upon his own confess
ls@' Just as Justice Cromer was
VS~M To prescribe a dose OF painful
SSly' a brilliant idea flashed through
n.aard's brain. He had had enough
~ ail-lile for the last eight months and
IaeF5a TO leave the county forever if
w. would be allowed to go in lieu of
SsH;ntslhs out his sentence. The propn
b h;' Was favorably entertained by
n ws honor, and in less than an hour he
s %"s 0h his road to Belmont with his
! h h,s under his arm. He will work
! team passage TO that point with Il freight
Nv his advent in the metropolis of
Cou, onanty will spoil the boast of the
O,horn 'hatthe county Jail is vacant.
within VIII take his quarters there
week alter his arrival.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
Pork Thieves.

Fred. Barnes, on going to his market
on north Main street yesterday morn
ing, found that during the proceeding
night corn fed pork had taken a,sud-
den and unexpected rise. When he
went home the market was quiet, with
IA good supply, which made the rise
still uuaccountable. In the va
cant room adjoining his butte her shop
he keeps on hand two or three dozen
porkers ready for cutting up, and the
corpSes of two fine hogs .absented
themselves without leave. One vas
found in front of Sadler's store, a few
doors below, but the other is still at
large. One OF Mr.. Barnes employees,
who sleeps OH the premises, was
awakened by some n rumaging
about the room in the dark, but who
hastily retired on being discovered.
In his hurry his hands must have be-
come entansled with the carcass of
the hog found on the the street. No
trace of the other porker has been dis
covered, When a person can go into
a butcher shop and get away with an
entire hog it is about time to clean up
the shot guns and investin some buck
shot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
EUREKA CONSOLIDATED.
Superintendent,s Official Rouor


Since last report the developm ents
made in the mine are of a very salts
factory nature, and no fear is enter
tanned but that a steady Improvement
will follow as the work proceeds. Dur
ing thu week the explorations made
on the ninth level, in connection with
improvements made i'll other portions
of the ground, will firmly establish the
reputation ot the mine and make it
one of the hest in the district. The
following is a summary of the work
ore during the present week, viz:
Tenth level-West drift made 81
feet, and is now in "A feet
from main drift. The body of
high grade ore found in this drift con-
times to increase both in quality and
qusutity as the drift extends.
Ninth level North cross.cut made
% feet and is in l5S feet from main
DRIFT. The ore body shows continued
Improvement and is of unknown ex-
IL promises to be the most i'm
portant body yet discovered in the
mine, and the ease with which it is
smelted greatly enhances its value.
Seventh and eight levels-Main
drifts being run to connect with
wines IN the ninth level still in hard
limestone and work progresses slow
ly. The drift started from cave ON
the eighth level to connect with main
drift is 10Y in 80 feet; connection will
be made during the coming week;
started raise from eighth level to con-
meet with seventh level, and have
made eight feet; seventh level drift
made seven feet.
Sixth level-Continues the same as
last reported.
Fifth level - Commenced draining
out drift preparatory to extending it in
the direction of the ore body on the
sixth level.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18

The Opera Troupe left this morning
for the West. Performances will be
given at Winnemucca and other points
on the road.
George Storey, formerly of White
Pine and Eureka, but recently from
Columbus, came in night before last,
and will remain here several days to
look at our mines.
II. r. Butler, formerly S%uperinten-
dent of the Phoebe mine, at that place,
arrived by stage last evening. He has
left Phoebe for good. He speaks very
hopefully for the future of that place,
and thinks it will soon lie restored to
its palmy days. He left on this morn
ing's train for the west.
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The Methodist Church.

The church building o in course
of erection on Spring street is fast APP
preaching completion, and will in a
short time be ready for occupancy. A
great Improvement will be the substi
tuition OF comfortable arm chairs, in
place of the conventional back break
ing pews always used, in the body of
the church. The gallery will De sup.
piled With the latter in "A modified form.
Parson Gray and Rev.. De La Matyr,
The former pastor, deserve credit for
the energy displayed by them in hav-
ing the meeting house completed.
The members of The church are also
To be praised in so ably secondlng the
efforts of the above named gentleman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
WHITE PINE ITEMS.

From tho White Pint News Of yesterday.
To County Assessor Williamson we
are indebted for a statement of the tax
on the net proceeds of the mines of
White Pine county, for tho quarter
ending December 81. 1876, which
amounts to S2,2l4 46; Sl,s5l 81 of this
motn was paid by the Eberhardt &
Aurora Company. This compares ia
vorahIv with the statements of some of
the ~naighboring counties that have
great regulations as bullion producers.
We learn that the Eberhardt and
Aurora Company have this week in
creased the working force on the incline
on Treasure Hill. 1t is down 1000
feet, and will he pushed with vigor
until connection is made with the
tunnel.
William Baker, of Ward, and one
of the principal wne in the Govern.
or mine at that place, came over last
week. He reports the prospects of
the "Governor" in particular, and the
district in general, as bright.
Next Monday the Duckwater races
come off over the Twins course. We
hear that quite a number of our horse
men are making preparations to at
tend.
Dan. Morris, of Ward, came to town
last Friday morning. He reports mat
tiers out his way AS quiet, and says the
Martin White Company's mill is to
start up to-day.
United States Deputy Surveyor
Thomas J. Read, Of Eureka, is in town
on professional business. looking after
the surveys of the Eoerhardt and Au-
rora mine and tunnel.
We are pleased to announce that
General Cahwallader. who we men
toned last week as being very low, is
fast recovering.
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II Mining Suit.

,,,o ueclsion of Judge Cole, in the
INNING suit, by no means termi.
as 'u The Proceedings on injunction,
'bron"n,y thought. The case will be
.Rich%nn up again this week with the
vada 81 aI Mining Company of Ne
now -, as defendants. The case is
abroad "ac,ing considerable attention
tho lsa,ahd We understand that one of
ng San Francisco papers will
the trial p reporter present during
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
All Rinlnt Now.

The boys attending the public school
will not interfere again with the fire
plug near the school-house. Mr..
Benedict, the principal of the school,
has taken particular pains to explain
TO them the necessity OF leaving the
plug alone, and explained to them the
danger that would occur il Ii caps
were removed. The iremen Will have
no further cause of complaint in this
direction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
Bullion

The Geddes & Bertrand Company
this morning shipped, by Wells, Far
go & Co., seven bars of bullion to
San Francisco, valued at $500. Two
custom bars of bullion from Phoebe
we're also shipped by the same COM
n 7alued at $2,546 II.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
From the Black Iyt,,s

lo,,o- cleveland yesterday received
n rom his brother at Deadwood,
10 !. a,on he advises Frank, without
long to- frst,rate in Eureka, to am
'prinp ana 1i'iis Immediately, as this
aiming summer it will be the best
,lacer IL uountry in America. The
ich, Nss'hss are extensive and very
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
Sill DouD tGuI.

w are sorry to hear of the continued
illness of Mrs. VIM. Hill, of Palisade,
who is now in San Francisco under
the treatment of a skillful oculist of
that city. There is still a faint hope
that the lady will have the sight OF her
right eye preserved, but the attending
physician has but little hope of restor-
ing il.
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"eneral Satisfact.ov

ton hin endment to the ~incorpora-
a vo,o submitting the proposition to
with on me people. seems to meet
are conserai satisfaction. Roth sidss
such maaaent of gaining their bart bv
fray. anu are eager for the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18
STOCK REPORT.

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HOrEL.

L. NJ. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to the
Palisade public, has fitted up anow, through
out, the Eureka Hote!, near his old place IN
Palisnde, and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the public generally, can rely upon getting
frst-clnss meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host of The
Eureka Hotel. ocl3-tf
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hsslnaWay.

Yesterday morning n team belong
ing toiNrs. George run away, dimolish-
ing the wagon to which they were at
and creating CONSERVATION
the line of Buel Street.
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KelIY,s Condition,

We learn from Doctor Bishop that
Hugh Kelly, the mar shot on Ruby
Hill nine days ago by Jimmy Ticket,
continues to improve from the effects
of his wound. He is now suffering
from a painful attack of actute rheu-
matiSm,
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CRACKERS, crackenells, butter, oyster, soda
Jenny Lind, Eastern ginger snaps, cream and
farina crackers. Also, Limberger and Cal
i,ornia cheese, Pig teet and sleeps tongues,
and cocoa shells, at Mrs. NJ. A. ASHlM'S.
Ia2Otf
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Granted.

Yesterday morning Stella Nixon was
granted a divorce from Thomas Nixon
in the District Court. Both are now
at liberty to paddle their W canoes
at their own sweet pleasure.
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Fined.

The "Rattler' was yesterday fined
n dollar and costs in the Police
Court, for his attempt To herd the
Bay Steer. He is rustling tor the coin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18

WoKsrEp and union terrys. bed ticks,
silk cord, ginps, bindings. window shades,
t~assels. rack and puilies, bed casters, lacks,
bindins, needles, Eureka hair, pull, moss.
excelsior twi.oes, and a general line of uphol-
s%t.rer's goods at the Golden Rule store,
CHEAP FOR CASH. N. Borders taken
far snytbins in the Ire. jas
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DEyrIsTBy.-Atter an absence of n few
days from Eureka, l wish to give no ice to
my patrons and friends that l have returned,
and can hereafter be found ut my office ready
for business. DIR. c. HAMlLIOE:
Eureka, Fob. S, 1877. fo
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BARGAINS IN CLorHING.-A. Berwin, sue
cessor to Jake Cohn & Brother, has tho larg-
est and best assorted stock OF clothing and
furnishing goods ever offered for sale in East
ern Nevada. Call and examine his stock and
endeavor to solve the problem how such irst
class goods can be sold at such unprecedented
low prices. SEQ advertisement on another
pagA. ia5-tf
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GERMAN LUNCH TRuCX.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's n lot of Russian Caviar, Ham
burg Sausage, Soused and Picked llerrings,
Sardells. Sardines and all sorts Of German
lunch nick-nacks. Also a large invoice of
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. n27tt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18

MEERCHAUM pipes and cigar holders, amber
cigar holders and mouth-pieces. Turkish
cherry stems, cigar eases, pouches and a full
line Of smoking goods, direct importation
from Europe, at he Golden Rule store: Ihe
best assortment ana cheapest house in tho
State for this line of goods. jas
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4 OcAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures.
mr. TEX grREkA AND PALISADk R~AILRoAp.
Departures Yesterday.
w II Sweeney Louis Liebes
u + Cody " Denver
& RaDbd Miss Josie 1saacs
Arrivals Last Night.
] Arouat A hrquat
$ Baum w III Brown
L B Shaw
piache, NasnfiltOn and Eurek n Line.
ARRIVALS.
Dan Cohn Seth Duncan
II 4 Nathevson John Thomas
T h Butter
DEPARTURES.
JEcrd Clones
Barton
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First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. S. M. Crothers, pastor of the
above church, will occupy the pulpit
to day, morning and evening. The
subjects of his sermons will be found
in the /" Religious Notices."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-02-18

ROCKS AND BoAsD.-Two we'll furnished
rooms-parlor and bea~room-with. board
in A ~nrivats boardipe-hoe $50, can DO had on
favorable terms. Apply at Mrs. Beene's,
Spring street, opposite Bigelow's Hall.
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