The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-20
A SPL Ennll 0EEERI READ IT.

The COURIER viii he greatly improved
during the ensuing year II will furnish
all the local news, notices of meetings,
assessments. tax and other sales, markets,
etc. etc, giving information that every
resident of this county ought TO have, and
cannot deprive himself Of. without being
likely to lose many times the cost Of the
paper. The Village, Farm. Town and
County Talk on subjects of local interest,
viii be Supplied fully in our columns. he
sides much interesting realiag. All this
can be had At scarcely cents q week, or
only 3 for The entire year,
And Better Still.
Almost every Dol knows the high value
Of the iaerieau Agricatl1-5st joarnal that
has just completed lis 31th success rul
year. 1t is IA large beautiful journal,
fail of plain, pracficai, reliable, most
useful information. for every man, woman
ami ch Id. 1t prints every year 100 to
/ 600 original engravings Of labor saving.
labor helping conirivHnces many of them
+ nome made; also of an imals plants, coa
( struction of bindings, etc. etc The
/ imericqa Agriculturist also constantly pab-
/ fishes exposures OF the various humhugs
/ and swihdlers that prey upon the people
! with their artful schemes. These expos
! ures save tens Of thousands OF dollars TO
I ITS readers every year.
With all its splendid features, and an
I outlay Of over $4,000 IA year in collect
ing auI preparing information, eugrav-
ings. etc, the circulation is so large that
it is supplied 20 Subscribers, post-p paid,
tor oaly ; 80 each year.
we are happy announce that we have
made arrangements TO furnish to cash
( snb@crihers. BOTH the CougIER aud the
I .Imericqu AgricsiturisL for the small SUN
/ Of only - % II year, both post paid,
! which j. but a trihe over five cents "A
/ week. Who will not smoke oae cigar less
"a week. or save five cents from some other
needless expenditure, if necessary. TO
constantly supply himself aud family
irE both Of these Journals? Remember,
only -. 65 pays for the COURIER and the
american Agricuihuist' both sent post paid
/ for whole year Please tell your neigh
bors of this.
send in Your subscriptions at once
| The american Agricultural is just entering
| its 3Sth annual volume, and now is the
! inc 10 subscribe.
And Still Better.
The publishers of the American Agrieul-
/ turist have secured Marshalls new, large.
magnificent steel Plate. The FARMER ;
PRIDE" one of the finest works of this
great artist, whose pictures of Washing
TON and Lincoln of world wide repu-
tation. So fine is this new work that MIR.
Marshall received -, 900 for engraving
The STEEL plate alone. 1t was so highly
valued that thirty good judges subscribed
! - each for 80 copies OF the first or ARTIST
proofs, and no copy of the picture can be
| bought for less than 500.
But he publishers of the AnericaH Ag-
ric,.itarist. have just secured the Plate, and
having large facilities for Multiplying H.
they propose to present this Splendid
Engraving on fine Plate paper, (22x2S)
delivered post paid, to every subscriber
for volume 80 of that Journal, who sends
- cents extra to cover cost Of packing,
mailing, and postage on the engraving.
Therefore
/ Subscribers can secure through this Office
the CoURIEa and the american AgricultHist
both post paid for one year; and also
/ delivered free a copy of the above
named Steel Plate Engraving that will be
a great adornment 10 every home-ALL
/ THREE for only S2.85.
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