The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-06

A LII SIZES. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS.
N and Building Material of every de-
scription, cheaper than ever. At
d6-3t J. AMBERGS SONS.
The Southwest Kentucky Medical
Association is in session, this week, at
Fulton, in this county.
Proper legal blanks for proving
and fling accounts against Administra-
tors, etc, for sale at this office.
The favorite young man of all the
Hickman boys, Jackie MilIet. is now en-
ployed at Frenz's grocery house.
DR. Ragiand's Celebrated Relief. is
q sure cure for nervous and sick headache
For sale by Buck & CowGILL. aug9-4t
The New Madrid Tribune is in
mourning over the death of Richard H
Hatcher, prominent citizen of that
place, who died last week.
The Courier Journal calls Mrs Har
riet RouIhac "the Courier-Journal's ac-
cOmplished Hickman correspondent" A
well deserved compliment.
The Masonic Lodge of Hick ma n
has constituted H. A. Tyler, W L. Nc
Cutchen and II. c. Bailey, com. to disburse
balance of masonic relief money to the
needy.
Hickman wood-sawers are not hap7
Ply. A "combination" wants TO charge
81 so for srove and 75c. for FIRE place
wood, and illuminate dire hostility against
any Country darkies' " no saw for less
lrices.
They have a live paper at Union
CitJ-the C6roniele-and it reflects
houri-bing condition Of things there.
Prospectus towns will reflect prosperity
in their iapers.
The bright. new inside appearance
OF Buck Cewgill's drug store give note
or the taste and enterprise of the pro-
Prieiors. Perh.ps, also, the new clerk
Mr. Moore, of Clinton, deserves fair
share of compliment for the tasty ar
rangements.
Ii has been suggested that the CoUR-
Ter open ''growlers column" SO that
different citizens can make public their
complaints. Why we wouldu't have room
Tor anything else, if we should We have
one old friend who could fill ten columns
of solid nOnpariel each week.
EALL AND EXAMINE OUR LARGE
~ stock of over Coats, which are cheap
or han ever offered in this market
d6-3t J. AMBERG'S SONS
The Hickman cotton market was
livelier this week than for several years
The crowd of wagons on the streets at
times reminded old residents of the PaImy
cotton days of old. After all, don't cot
ton pay our class of farmers better than
anything else2
The election of city officers is mater
which ought to enlist the attention of
every citizen. Let no man who has any
inter est in this city say 81 don t care;
let the thing go as it will" Suck indif-
srence is detrimental to the interests Of
the city.
Our gallant young friend, Mr. Mel.
Aiilet, has been employed in the house of
Plaut s. Bros. He is valuable young
man TO any house, and large number of
ora hickman customers VIII be pleased
to know they can again trade with him
Success.
Our friends. Charlie Meacham aud
James W lruer, are having the Frank Sc
grist restaurant establishment renovated,
and are receiving an excellent line of
goods in the way OF confectioneries, fresh
oysters, and all kinds of edibles. Meals
at all hours. Good cooks and walters
Large. quantities Of holiday goods are
being received by our merchants. There
viii be plenty of presents for every body
from little children TO grown up folks.
Don't forget the children even if every
body else has to 20 without. Their little
hearts will be made happy by ever so
small a present from Santa Claus.
PRIvATE SCHOOL Miss McMur-
ray announces that she will open pri-
vste school, for boys and girls, Monday
Dee 9Th, inst. at Mrs Mahoney's former
school rooms, East Hickman She will
teach the regular English branches. Ger
man and Latin. For terms, apply to he T
at the school room. 1w