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throats. Men, women ana children wore mingled IN
one writhing. indistin gushable mass strong in
the agony OF sunocaton tTampled upon their weaker
brethren in tnsr efforts escape death, ana women
with their is,ls forgot impiors pity their
desperate sndssvors 10 obtain but . breath Of arr
4 BsAvg cosDucroR.
The nrss man 20 extrlcate himself from the wreck
was the conductor. Charles Gouding, ana when once
freed, though severely crushsd, be worked like a
Trojan and succeeded assisting several his pas
ssngers from sLer frishtiul situation This done he
ALARM amer which he procured . horse and wagon
ana drove to this point Tor medical aid
AssIsrAscx ARRivsa
Several doctors hurried 70 The Of the accident
with appliances for alsviatng tie pain OF the suffer
ers large party being organized, the work OF rcs-
cuing the living was begun. The task dif1cut
one The rain continued 10 pour down IN torrents
and the soil thoroughly soaked that the work
sank in It their knees. II was an Effort too, to
keep lamp burning IN the fierce. beating wind, and
s until midnight that ali but one the unor.
tunsles were taken from The wreck and placed
Of the farmers OF the neighborhood.
LIvIxa DEATH.
Michael coobstt the brakeman Of the nrst car was
found impossible to sxsricats until more help could
be obtained. The unfortunate man Was standing on
and thrown between the bumpers and there held
BY degrees he wrggisd himself almost out OF danser
when the car ssssisd ard closed in upon him. His
for help were heartrsnding, and when he found
that might elapse before assistance
dered him, he begged Tor Gods sake that some ono
would put bullet in his heart All night with tho
rain pouring down upon his upturned face,
he renamed, suner NJ the most sxcrucating pain,
and was NOT succorsd until almost five o'clock thls
morning, when he was still living Ho was taken from
his bed Of pain and moved here, whence he was
sent TO The Pennsylvania Hospital st Philadelphia ~
noon HIS injuries viii probably prove fatal
Frank Kinney, the engineer. was The father Of nvs
children; he instantly killed. sna was almost un-
recogn xable when recovered.
George GrIfiths. inc fireman, not discovered
until this morning, when searcher saw an arm sck-
ing IRON under the boiler Of the engine An .nor,
made pull MN out, but not till me engine had
been dragged considerable distance was tho bsdy
recovered sad tnsn, strange to say It but httis
mangled.
The rest Of the train bands escaped unhurI
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ALONG TEE HUDSON RIVER.

PoUGHkEkrsB, Oct. 8, 1871
The storm on the Hudson RIVER last night was tho
heaviest known In many years. The steamer Mary
Powell did not reach here I'll three o'clock TINS
morning eight hours behind time; the Tbo omas Cor
NO arrived al four O'Clock, nine hours bchina time
Tho Pough hkeepsis boat John L. Hasbrouck ashore
south OF Cfoton Point. but 10 not seriously damaged
one or two tugs with LOWS also ran ashore IN Tho
Cppsr Hudson
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FROST AT MEMPHIS.

Mknrnis, Team. Oct 8, 1871.
There vas light frost here this morning, bat net
safnciens 10 damage the cotton crop.
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narls Island this morning, but forced
on account OF .he heavy gzla
SCHOONER ARMsrKoxc BREAKN0 UP.
Tho schooasr Armstrong tof New HavenL from
Georgetown With coal Tor Providence. Is ashore At
westnampion, L. L she lies about eignt hundred
feet fro he shore Is bgsi and badly hogged sails
b own away. The crew were saved by hfe-sAving
slasiop men.
A later account Saws she Is breaking up
SoRwALx ASHORE
The steamer City OF Nogwaik, IRON New York for
Norwak, became disabled of sands Point and went
ashore at seven A. N. this morning She was got on
~ ten A. u. By the steamer Americas ana TOW cd 70
New York
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LOSS OF LIFE AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
IN VIRGINIA.
PosrsxourH, ocl. 5, is,

PORTSMOUTH, 0ct. 8, 1871
About week ago terrific storm commenced In the
Edeoson region OF Eastern North Carolina and has
lasted up 10 the present date, doing considerable dam
aga II carried away every watesml In chAwan, Per.
qujmaus and Gates counties; aiso every pubic
bridge, SO that the people unable 10 get
to Town. dtu great damage 70 all the nsnsrss hs
Abemafie SQUAD. especially to Greenfield aud Drum
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mopds Point Il tore up the wbarves and warehouses
90 that they win hardy be able to nsh the
coming spring. In the lover part OF wash
ington county three men. whine trying 10
return home we're drowned Ihe tide has been twelve
feet above its usual height II mas been qui.e dlsas-
rpus 10 the crops rne farmers say tney will not
mako hall crop The ioss is estimated 70 bs very
large
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SHOOTING AN ESCAPED CONVICT.

ST. JonS, N. B., Oct 9, 1877
Thomas shawlia, who, with John Martin, escaped
from the Psntsntisry was to-day shot fatally By chAss
Keeper ke6e alter y cnase oil four milsA
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CASUALTIES ON THE LAKES.

CHICAGO. H., Oct g. 1877.
Reports begin 10 come in Of serious damage to the
lake Shipping during she gale OF two days past No
great has occurred bu. numerous small casual
ties reported, aud scarcely vessel that of
port escaped injury The schooner Hope and EveiIne
Bates ashore. The brig Fashion 20 Dg pieces
at saussbuck and other vessels In trouble. Thus
far no loss Of life has been reported
KixcARDisg, ont, Oct s. 1871
The schooner kstue Weaver, OF Cleveland, loaded
with iron ore, from Lake Superior ior Detroit was
wrecked IN gale last evening nhy miles OF tins
place. A passenger. nam ID Birch, from Buffalo,
one OF the crew. Emery Robertson, OF ST. Calhernes.
were drowned. The captain and the rest o the crow
arrived hors to-day.
PoRr Rowan. Ont, Oct. 8, 1877.
The bark British Lion, with coal from Black River.
ONO, for BrockvilIc. went ashore on THURSDAY a.
Long Point All hands saved.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date of last year. a
Indicated BY the Thermometer q, Hudnut's pharmacy.
HERALD Building-
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SHIPPING DAMAGED AT AND NEAR VINEYARD
HAVEN.
EFFECT OF THE STORM IN coNNEc rIcur.

EFFECT OF The STORM IN coNNEC rIcUT.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct s, 1877.
The storm Of Thursday nigh, was severe throughout
Central Connecticut The wind blew gale aud tho
rainfall was the heaviest that has occurred for
mopths No serious damage 10 property, however. IL
reported. The railroads escaped with injuries
parutively unimportanL A bal washout occurred
The Valley road. near chsser. and IN passing over 1t
the early tram ths morning broke tho rails and
rowly escaped disaster.
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1879. 1871

Average temperature yesterday. ............. s. Z
Average temperature for corresponding date last
yeAr..................... .............s.... 50.
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sRIPwRxCK IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Oct 8. 1871
The schooner Enoch Banner, from Canso Hall
fax with cargo OF nsn, or Country Aarbor yos-
terday. The saved
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DAMAGE IN MASS lcHus Its.
A WRECK At p1pprponp, ME-.

BIDDRToRD. Oct 5, 1871
The wind 10 blowing q gale IRON nortb.Dorihwest
Over hundred and ssvsnty-nve vessels seeking
shelter al the Pool many OF shem dra sginz their an
chors aud chaang. Al noon unknown schooner OF
about forty tona loaded wish salt and lsn barrels
went on Philips Rock. between WOOD Island and
the Pool. and will be total wreck
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At PORT JEFFERsoN.
FoKr JxrYyRsos. l. l.. Oct s. 1877.

THREB scHooNKBs ASHORE AT FIRE ISLAND.
FIRE ISLAND, l. l., Oct g. 1871
Durins heavy gale winch prevailed ull iast night,
veering from south 10 cast and north, three Gsning
sloops were driven ashore near tho tclep raph ohcc
Tho steamboat Surf, moored at her landing, dragged
away thu wes, wing o, tbvsp.er and diu considerable
otner damage 10 The dock The Su,f escaped INJURY.
Several batnipg houses. sh d. and roofs Drown
down.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8. 1871
The storm In this city last evening" which moro
violent tnan any which had visited US long tlmo,
did much more damage than ascertainaDis At the
To-day, IRON the police reports, IL Is known that
the Losses which will result from the hurricane will
require hun reds OF thousands OF dollars 10 replace
A whole row houses, nearly finished, up town,
were blown iown, wnie tho list of private anu public
buildings mils. factories, &c, that were injured Is
very long one.
Two lives arc known TO have bosn lost In
case the victim was Mra Sarah Caster,
aged twenty-five yeasA who resided on Orthodox
street, Edmund street, Frankfoed. During
the storm sno was In q carriage driving across
tue bridge that spans the wsson oming Greek, when
the bridge washed away, and mrs Caster and tho
horse and carriage thrown into the swollen stream
No could be nad and the unfortunate
was washed along aud drowned together with The
horse Her body was recovered TINS morning and re-
moved TO her late rcsidsnce.
The othor case was that OF q seafaring man en-
ployed on q canal boat at Fitzwater street wharf,
schuylkni. lie was washed overheard and drowned.
and efforts nor being made 10 recover the body.
Tue name OF the unfortunats 10 unknown.
On the coast shpwrecks viii no douDt yet be heard
oil. Ior tho ,hr.e or iour hours during which The
storm ragged were almost As dangerous o cy clone
DAMAGE TO THE sHIPriSo
Bark Hsrtha Britsh, got sdriit from the wharf on
schuykl Kvsr, ran n.o south street bridge, carr cd
reccvea Other damage she Is nov ashore on tue west
side OF tie fiver,
Bark sarah ). Ridgewsy, for Valparaiso, lost wind-
lass ancnor last night
DISASTERS At LAWS.
LgwKs, Del, Oct 8, 1877.
-Four barks anchored on the BreaKwaier last night
have disappeared supposed 10 have parted cables and
me following schooners sunk during the gsls-
Mary h. smith. Six men saved
BESSIE Morris Seven men saved.
Babel H. Il onR Eve ncn saved
An unknown schooner -four savsd); three men
saved from pilot boats SKIN. which was upset while
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underneath her bow aud another about aDldsh ps.
Her port smoksstxck har ssttsd considerably and
deck Inc gives strong ev ,dence that che hvgaeL
Only lea o the deck hands remained BOARD durny
thedsy The WIND tonight blowing pretty stin IRON
tue nortb, and fhay create grcaler damage before
morning.
scExE on rux BEACH,
The scene along the beach is dismal indeed II ia
strswn with portloEs OF she wreck and cargo, and
Watchers with hlckering lanterns and guns IN Their
during the afternoon broke OF the ale bar
rcis and n drunken state Ioved about to steal what.
ever they could carry away. io-nEht they became SO
exaspcrainR that some Of The guard tired up0u
them, but without serious cffccL
LArksr coScsRxlyG THE VESSEL.
President Babcock and Ar. Steers have been on
board she wreck and report tnat tho vessel IL not
hogged, aud they thnk she ne got OF safely They
say the captain had concluded not 10 90 through tho
Race before daylight this morning and vas
deceived b. his souudiDgs he found at
one time forty-nve fa,homs water and
conclude. TO run one southwark nearer Shore and
her lay ti day ne was just about stopping hor
Captain babcock states wDen she struck Sns did lot
cross tho sandbaF, - supposed, but paused around
Captain Babcock has ordered two vessels Stoning
ton be more TO- orrow to take on the ireigh. He
roughly estimates her cargo 81 the value OF 500 o00
ARRIVAL OF THE MASSACHUSETTS PASSENGERS
At sToSINaroN.
Providence, X. l., Oct s. 1871
The steamer Frances arrived NJ stonington ai mid
night with the passengers Of the steamer Massachu
sets, 200 In number.
VESSELS ASHORE ON KINGS AND TKRooo's
POINTS
Cirr ISLAND, Oct Q, 1877.
Schooner Mary HutchIus, from Bridgeport for New
York, went Asport on Kings Point, Long Island
a. six A. u. today Got OF at ten A. N. and
towsd 70 New York with little damage
Asmall soop IL ashore on Throgg's Point loaded
with cord wood.
some Of the scnoeners bound east started from
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WELLINGTON, DeI., Oct 3, IS77
The accident to the passenger train going south on
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad last night
caused by the truck being washed away above Cos,cs
vile. The engine was u set and the engineer named
Amos Peacock, killed. The fireman was badly scsidsd.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05

HitkMAS, Oct- =, 1870
Council met Present Mayor Prathcr-
Couucil,nen Salnse, Landrum, harness
aud Ramage.
Minutes OF previous meeting read.
lopted and signed.
Chairman Of Street Committee report
ell the following accounts correct and RI
commended their payment:
Steve Myers, self and wagon. 3 days
80; Juo. KingwOod, self AMI wagon, >
days, -; Chas Barber. self and wagon. 3
days -; All. Dung, 3 3 days. II %; DIck
Brown, days, - -; Bill Brown. 4
days - . !; Ben. Smith, ! :, days, 81 So;
Bill Weaver. I day. 75c-
Report of City Marshal for September,
1877, SD.
Report Of wharfnaster, nett, for Sep
TENDER, IS77-S3S
On motion, the city tax collector was
ordered TO assess Mrs Enters stock of
goods, and collect the tax 81 same for
the year 1877
The City Judge presented his account
for one quarters salary rs Judge. ending
Oct Isl, 1877, for 500, which was allowed
aud order drawn on Treasurer Tor same.
"A p Iritting, sent In his resignation
as City Clerk, winch was received and
ordered flied.
W. a. BrevarJ was duly elected to he
Office Of City Clerk for the balance of
the year 1871, and notified TO have his
bond ready and be sworn in aud enter
upon the du les of his office at once
On motion, J II. Thorn was granted the
privilege OF performing Ia Hickman the
present week, ending Oct 9TH. for the
sum OF $40, il being understood however
that he give two nights % said week 10.
public charities
An order was directed to be drawn la
favor Of \. 2. IFi'ting, for 50 three
months salary as City Clerk. ending %
toher Ist. 1917.
On motion, Meacham & Curry was
granted coffee house license for six
months, ending March u, 1873 by their
complying with The law in such eases pro.
vided.
On motion, the night watch vas con-
tinued one month longer, aud an order
drawn Oh The Treasurer for last month
ending Oct Sth, 1871
n p. HARNxss, Clerk pro ten.
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AN Irish clergyman once broke off

AN Irish clergyman once broke off
tie thread of his discourse and thus adj
dressed the congregation. 'My dear bre,h-
rem, let me tell you that | am just half
through my sermon; but as | perceive
your Impotence. will say that the re-
mainimg half is not more than quarter
as long as that you have heard"
AT social gathering at Meridian a
young man propo sed the formation of a
Shakespeare club; but his ardor was some
what dampeued by the discovery that
there was only one person in the room
who had ever heard of Shakespeare, aud
that was young woman who thought it
was something like par,or croqpet.
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with the secret conuiyapee Of the
hayes Administrator and the open
ala OF army officers in Texas, this
country Is being swiftly drawn into a
war With Mexico.
Il Is publicly announced at Austin
mat Gen Ord. tie commander Of the
department. Of Texas. has arrived
here TO consult with Gov Hubbard
about raising several regiments Of
iexas STATE volunteers "tor active ser.
wee on che Rio Grande,' u frontier
winch >tou'd be entirely under the
eharge Of our national forces.
NLa' that active service means. tits
~aS5 10 ioreeast These State troops
aye t. pcriorm guard duiy on the east
oahS 81 he IiiO Grandc, leaving the
regniars tree to make fresh iuya,iour
oil Mexlcnn soil The act thus prepar
i"g Is direct and outrageous viula
non not only ct international comfy
bn' OF lnieruafi, nal law; nor would
u be attempted d.d not our Govern
ment look upon both The rights aud
the Resource of Mexico with con
tempt ike that which, until lafely. b.
great empire OF RI~~ia felt for Turkey.
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SYMPTOMS Of Diseased Liver.
HAINntherigkts;dc underth edge
ct the ribs, increases ON pressure /;
sometimes the pain is in the left side 4;
the PATIENT Nrarelyablctoli conthe left
side; sometimes the pain is icltundcr
the shouIdcr-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top ofthe shoulder. and
IS son}aimes mistaken foNa rheunna-
ell with loss of appetite and sickness !;
the bowels in general are COstive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head jsuouaiedwith pain. accompan-
led with a dull, heavy sensation in the
back pant. There is generally CON
sidcrahl, loss Of memory, accompan-
led vitha painful sensation Of having
leftrndonc something which ought to
have been done. A Slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; hcis easily startled, his feet are
cold orbWniug, and he Omplains ola
priokiy sensation ofthc skin his spir-
i.s are low and although lac IS salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
10 him. vet he can scarcely summon
uD tortjude enough to Try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several of
theabovc symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, vet examination Of the
bodv.atterd death. has shown the LIVER
10 l.ave been extensively deranged
AGUE AND FEE YER.
DIR. c. NIcLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quiniue. are productive Of
tvs .llpst happI-Sesults- No better
catluic can be used. preparatory to,
or after taking Qsunine, We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give hem y FAIR TRIAL
Forall Bilious arrangements and rs
asimple purgativc they cQualed.
uEtvsRG OK ssEIEAgEON~.
The genuine DIR. {. MELANEs
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the hd, with tie impression DIR.
AItLANE's Liver Pulls.
Thcg genuine ME LANE $ LIVER Pills
bear tsc signatures OF {. Nj! LANE.
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers
Gg'Insjst on your druggist orstore-
keeper giving you the genuine DEC.
AI@LANH's LIVER Pulls, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold Dv all respectable druggists
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Cor. RdB'T J INGERsoLL. the well
known iniidel lecturer, recently challeng-
ed The religious world to prove that eth
err Thomas Paine or Voitaire recanted his
convictions on his death bed, or died ex-
hibiting remorse on account of his teach
ings. The New York Observer accepts
the challenge, and offered to prove it in
regard to one or both.
Now the mosquito, who has been
corpuIent and .audacious' aud has waved
bis vampire wings over helpless civiliza-
tion during the past season. becomes meek
and caaaserous and unobtrusive, and gets
in warm corner by himself, and wishes
he we're only a moth for the next six
months. Puck.
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ry,R1ANGLE BRAND OF SUGAR caro1
tttluS-At
aug24 JOHN WITT NC ;.

The JoURNEYMAN-DRIvE on THE
CARr-Printers sometimes get drunk
This will be news to the public, bur all
frequenters of printing establishments
will admit the statement. The CoUnIga
corps is free from such ohnsgesl Well,
reasonably free Sometime since a s,rln-
ger, mailing from one of the Paluc,h off,
ces, (which office does not enforce the
temperance discipline as strictly As WEI
claimed our fraternal assistance He was
broke \ misfortune which ATTENDED all
the craft Of that city, he said Oar sym
pathy was aroused aud we. foreman,
journey man, aud devil all sh.lcI ont 10
our unfortunate brother chip. lie was
grateful Very lie viewed Hickman
on the hill ana under The hill, and we Gu
joyed the picturesque river scenery with
him lie visited our fashionable saloons
and mingled with the gay h,bitucs there
OF Yes, lie visited them too often The
boys pronounced him brick. Aud be
was a brick-two. three. four of them all
in his hatl lie said this was an excite
meut and manner peculiar to daily print
ers-that weekly hands were not equal To
the occasion, and diju B understand the
business. We didn't but are beginning
90 learn lie concluded to walk down 20
the river-the pavement was not wide
enough, and he took the street. and in
iuru the pavement took him several
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Cough is telling story about an
Irishman to whom a physician said
nTim this won't do; you must take warn
ing nv the fate of your friend, O'Shaugh-
messy. Only three nights ago he came
home much soberer than you are but in
attempting to blow ont candle his breath
took FIRE and he exploded-blew up-so
that his friends in three days have not
been able to scrape enough of him to-
cefher to hold a wake over" "An do We
name TO tell me that he bust mp ?' said
Tim. .Indeed do, upon my honor. e
Tim said he wotili take the pledge a once.
and did so in the following form: 81
swear never to blow out a candle while
I'm drunk again"
There was a big show at a small
circus in Glade s. ring, Virginia ten days
ago. A large iron furnace had been set
to work and balloon hoisted over it by
means of two poles. When the balloon
had been filled with the usual quantity of
gas, Hainnr, an aeronant, said, 81 want
more this time" Two pints of oil were
put in. ard when the damper of the fur
mace was shut down, Hainur seize.l the
ropes and the balloon shot upward to the
height @ 300 feet. While be was per
forming on a horizontal bar, hanging by
his feet and waving his handkerchief TO
the crowd, the patched canvas was rent
frcm top to bouom, with report thai
was heard for miles. Haiuur s;raitenet
himself lodged telegraph wire and post
and struck the grouni with terrible force,
the canvas falling upon him aud covering
him. He was alive and cons ious, bat so
terribly bruised and mangled that he
died within few hours
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There sem, 70 b. deposition on

There Sc, IN, 90 b. disposition on
the part Of many citizens TO change
their pllSes Of residence Quiie n
nuaber have already moved while
others are preparing TO move.
An old bachelor probably wrote the
ioil"wiug: Twixt woman aud wine
mans lot i, to smart MS wine makes
has head ache aud woman bis heart.
The grand Jury Of Kemper county
Mississippi has returned thirty-one
Inducements against The partie, concern
coin The Chisholm aud uther assasSiua
lions, siA for murder and twenty five
as accessory 90 murder.
At the calle show:
Gentleman, wl'h >olemni'y-" Mis-,
Florence, 90 you love hea>r-?
Lady, with siyaciry-"Am | to
consider that sa propo>af?'
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a MUSEM ENTS -

ADJUSTMENTS -Thorne's popular
comedy company have continued their en-.
gagement at City Hall. the present week
During the week they have played Lady
Audley's Secret Black Eyed Susan. The
Hidden Hand, Sill Waters Run Deep. etc
to average fair houses Wednesday nigh,
they gave benefit 20 the Hickman Ladies'
Aid Society. which we regret did not al.
tract rs large an audience as it should
Mr. Thorne also, proposes giving
a benefit, the proceeds of which. are T.
be devoted to the Improvement Of the
streets and walks Of the City Cemeterr
1t is u very much needed improvement
and we trust on the occasion, the house
will be crowded This company, not onlr
because oftheir merit, but because tiiey are
thus identifying themselves with the Ia
cal needs and'interests of onr community
are winning fresh laureis Of popular "a
vor, and will henceforth always b. well
come visitors to Hickman SO may il h.
The speech OF Hon j. Proe,a.
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The CouRTER OYrIcE is now thoroughly
furnished with new jon TYPE; also, tii
supply of LETTER, NoTE and BlLL.hhA"
PAPER. CARDS sc. and can do work n me
neatest style and at city prices