The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-03-15

The March term Of the Fulton
County Court was attended BY the Judge.
County Clerk, Sheriff, Jailer, aud no one
else. For want of material the Court
adjourned 10 the next Court in course.
paper Is being circulated and ez
tensively signed by the members Of the
Paducah bar demonstrating against the
removal OF the United Ssates District
s aud Circuit Courts from Paaueah 60 Hop
kinsviue-
4 bill 20 exempt the Odd Fellows
Hall at Hickman from State and munich
pal taxation, which bin was rejected some
weeks ago, was reconsidered last week
md again put npon It's passage and again
rejected.
Elder Sewell, o. tie CT ristain church.
has been holding a series Of meetings at
the Baptist church in this place The
Hickman cougre CATION we learn have
engaged his services regularly for the
ensuing year.
The religious observance Of Sunday
practically ends at noon in San Francisco.
In the afternoon the law permits amuse-
ments, and race courses, theatres, and
other. resorts are open. sunday evening
sermons are called lectures there
Mr. W. Fl. Berry. died at his sons
residence, near woodland, March 9Th in
stant, aged 20 years He was native Of
Mason county, Ky, moved to Fulton in
1851, and has lately lived in Obiou He
was a good man.
Railway travellers viii welcome the
announcement of the invention OF new
lamp by which the finest type may De
read. 1t is in use in Germany. Holland.
and Belgium. American railway car
lamps smoke, and poison the air, aud are
dim.
TIE OLD Horse or THE Track.
Mr.. T. F. Hubert. the old assessor and
present ircumbent is candidate for re
election. He has served the people Of
this county faithfully for II years and
VIC don't reckon there Is man, woman
or child in the county who does not know
nim- The law has recently been amend
ed making him eligible Where 4 man Is
known SO well, further introduciion is
unnecessary.
A bold robbery was committed in
r,i,r CIV rca.i,v n5ob, rEa 80.
Of s.an4eld & Evans was broken omen
md robbed of 81 200 An attsm1t was
also made TO break open che safe o! u.v-
den * Barry. but failed The work on
the first safe inflicted thas tae BURGERS
were professional experts but on the
latter the work was DuaeHag or they
were frighteud off.
Mob Of forty masked men took
Hiram Mitchell ami bis tlrse sons from
their homes in Fleminezbarg, Ky. gave 5
them twenty i've lashes apiece and or
derel them out of the couGtry il four g
days under penalty Of being hanged
This was done becau they ia treated d o
woman O.
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a paragraph III tue OoO Nih '' al
some deaths from pneumonia
near Jordan, IN TINS county announced "a
the death oil Mrs INNS ana uaue h'ef- as
IL should have read Mrs Campoei ana ir
daughter Mrs. Clop'on-l Mrs. Camp
bell was the mother Of Mrs l. e Carter. Vi
Pneumonia has proven very tHt@i IN ina, nj
! :. . ~D' M NJ -. Gas aeo,, 10
gr
= ~ 80 Y. - - "a
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growing u'sp's'- ION a"''us Ou' "is' in
'han'S' 70 WIN Or
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ne PROGRESSION" on'ouO's''y '''e - th
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ma 'iie'e = . '"''t's' I"1 49, Wy -
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nrge sums IN ms uirec''0" %ni'h so"s
eaetion 10 some extent at least. is in Co
rider Tr
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ms 20 80. TIL nair then went So
M -. suors
T" q n0 ~, -, ,ho PR
Ut a ""ri""' - 60. vb
ridegrooh So' uN-y ru,
The outlook for very large wheaf -
arvest the coming season is at this time %
xceedingly encouraging. The fields Ra
eneral!y, in all the grain growing States
,ror,h out the west never looked more ass