The Hickman courier., 1877-11-30


liOtt. Of cru'cIfell, in this county, grew
one to weigh u lb,.
The sc, season has not only reiard
cd tlcsgathering bal las ,mueh injured
corn.
Bishop Dudley, will preach st Hick
man, on Tuesday and Wednesday morns
ing ana evening. Dec lsrh and 18TH
And at Roosevelt Chapel. Dec l4th
THE CONCERT 1t Is the custom
for home papers to commend home, CON
cerrs and home talent On any and all oc
casions. Indeed, IL IS sosmuch the custom
tha, it blunts deserved praise We wish
it were uot.sso, because thief ladies' wi5
were engaged in the concert Monday and
Tuesday nights might the more happily
appreciate lie encomiums pieasd audi
ence would bestow. Their eNhibitions
were delightful success, not only as an
evenings enjoyment, but as a compliment
10 the culture, taste, ani refinement OF
our society. We are proud Of the home
taleat displayed The charades we're well
presented but the castles we're too numer-
ous to permit individual mention. Mrs.
II, is a natural, winning eommediennc,
sparkling with life aud humor; Nrs- c.,
was inimitable as quaint Old country
Ildy; Miss Lizzie IL, was splendid as
was also, Miss Matte s., Miss Bette F.
and Miss Emma M. The life of the
Tea Party was the pretty little Irish
servant girls, Misses Lowe land Mil
lie b. The ladies were all good, while
eur friends Chess Smith, Willie Holconbe
aud VIM. Fortune, o5verel themselves
with "inextingnishable glory. Misses
Matte R, and Ida 5 =, in the ehsraeSer
song The Jolliest Girls, were heartily
applauded MIR. Sam Laulrum, jr., q
Master Muff Kingmln, also ioue spIendid
in a character song. We always mention
the best last-and that is the musical
feast Miss Belle Fortune, the sweet lit
tie prima donna, is a perfect ray Of musi-
cal sunshine, bur she scarcely exeelis Mr..
VIM. Fortune IN his parts, while Mrs.
Kiugman has no superior US an instru-
mental performer. Father viii Settle
thi Bill by Miss Belle Fortune, aud
The Bri lge, by Mr. Will Fortune, chal-
leDge the admiration of every lover OF
music. All the musical performance was
good; but in this part of the exhibition.
there was so much Fortune that can
only congratulate the audience who had
the good fortune to be abe to hear these
Fortunes, and hope hey may have the
fortune to hear these Fortunes frequently
in the future.
rb. Ladies' Society realized at,ut So
rron, ,hs concer,. and xe are ci,i -
hear they inte,.a rer...ati1,- il az an carly
day.
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Floyd hNd, in seme vay, broken the
coxy1, in 50 nucil ii ilrsaies'ed siacur-
lie suffering if no, death Dr. iariz
determined 10 remove It vita :he taife
which he did. ile reagsed the 'i.Fse
Joints, which measured = tnciies a"a the
patient nov presents eTef5 iaFofH1.e I"
pearanee- Ia this operation ne "@4 "s
sisted by pfS- 'ofo's' a1e i''''''''l
understand ~ "fls ''scr'sS ''s nag ''e7'
praise i9r has s~i-t IN '"'s
Doctors we tAinA' H'.'e an o'e'e.'i" a
nodesiy IN Feeart 70 P0oiisAiua S'''' o.
eurrences' anu asAIhst '"is' we ti"lDS
10 0reah me l9'c-
number o. very hhe ana 'i'Hoai' su
cal operations p'f'oflned ~ " a'iS'
and 1t Is AolHihS oat justice '''''' 'ne5
flnfI Il
lie ranks as one Of t1s bs7t s'lfse0As,
ana Il BIS operations "etS
give hini & deserved e-ie'fi'5 's s"e.'
We think 1t u mistake tL&t nee'c"i Ell
quetle, IS 90 squean'sA e"o"t H''ie
printers ink, but as this htiie paragraph (
is a volunteer tribute 10 enc can o'Je'''
T.v Dr,teuTFn TO SIZE YoU. Carr.
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Of lie Green river country. and promi-
,ent candidate for Appellate Judge in
this District. has been spending some
daYs In Hickman the present week he,
,ooetber with some friends from Bowling
Green. has been recreating GU Reelfoot
Lake for a week or so, and had a pleasant
time. Judge Hines is accounted u lawyer
If fine ability and promise. He has some
warm admirers hereabouts. particularly
smon, old Confederate eonrades and
frien5s Hines was the right haud sup
-, ). ,l,e ,ebe1 General John Morgan
snJ uon considerabie fame as such. The
a,;,,, - ,l,;s naraoranb refers 10 the
little war episode. rendered historical by
the gifted pens Of Prentice and Harney,
,sban The l.,,sr who wa, an al,ra Union
I.a,is, was eap,ured bv Capt. Hines. At
that time. there was nothing too bitter for
liaruev 10 charge against the rebels, but
when nrisoper knowing he was in the
h.nd. r. /. gentleman aud true soldier.
he could well Jump from the cars. ex
,,a;mi.o Pm leiiybted 10 see YOU. Capt.
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