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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21

NOTlCE.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on ac-
count of assessment mo. ~ levied on the
nth day of October, 1878, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21
Assessment Notice.

Pomona Orchard Company.-LocatIon
of principal place of business, Los
Angeles City.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21
San Francisco Petroleum Company

Location of principal place of business
san FIR ncisco, California; Location
of works, San Fernando Petroleum
Mining District, Los Angeles county,
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21
In the Probate Court,
IF the County of Los Angeles,
State of California.

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY Or
DER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21
LEGAL.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Jose Mascarel, Plair tiff, VS.. Joseph
Amlllo, CatherIno Amillo. ii. w. He'll
man, Jacob Haas, Abe Haas, Bernardo
Dubourdieu and Giuseppe Massoba,
Defendants - Seventeenth District
Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21

spe. ''"P''o"' "a '''
to tel ss per bottle. or tonr,imos In,
Beers = case. slo, with full directions
,lntion q, TO any address, secure from
The ayes Express. resistered we Ietier
he motion t, 1ey order, or c. o. d
u, noes 67. l. san ERA FranGiscoi
Smith, of Kerr ty from person, HIs
amend by limiting Nbe had only a
minute speeches. HGAhNf r, 81:
Beerstecher, LindoM E4r.S. " 'e'''''
'thers opposed any lin. M. and {
peeches, and Hager, Tu. '.lyr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21

In t he matter of the estate Of 3. d.
Wilson, deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20th.-Post-
master General Key to-day ordered
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-21
Mortgage Sale.

By r. A. LING, Deputy.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

From His Sunday Sermon in Boston,
The speaker proposed that 400 be-
eyolent persons Of Boston should
.ach subscribe $500; that they should
regarded aud held in rene u,brance
the founders Of the enterprise. then
ames being properly displayed within
% edifee itSeli; the s200 600 thus
iSed to be in;rusted to the keeping OF
selve trustees. of whom .be Governor
ii the State should always be chair
a,an. the eleven others tn be chosen
the 400 founders. and to be taken
rom the several denominations of the
tuu,ry. as impariiaiiy a could be
-T7aBeed. 6-a fsoni Boston aud si2
: sm New England States at large. one
ION each State, only through death
resignation any vacancy to oceur
"a to be filed by the remaining
senbers Of the board TO the CON
j offhese men thus elected should
E. committed the temporal ofh h,irs oi
10 church. The building coniea,pla-
I'd should be Of stone aud capable q
.rstips 3 600 persons, the seats 80 ar.
need ,iiut each Que might eemmun'
"a unimpeded view Of the platform
The plailorm should be capable o
-.atinc OG0 singers. aud the organ
Size best hat can be built.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
- WAR - EuPoPR

Fortunately for Europe-perhaps
unfortunately for American farm
ers-all the latest European news
points in the direction Of European
peace. England and Russia, both,
are reported as willing to compro-
mise and make concessions. Bis
marcI, the German premier, and
the master mind IN European poll
ties, has bent his energies and the
great influence of the German En-
pire in favor Of peace.
The effect in America is 10 lower
the price of all kinds Of grain and
breadstufs. The prospect Of war
stiifencd prices, until the Peace
Congress, which Is 20 convene at
Berlin on the 18th, was accepted
by England and Russia.
1t IS possible-and some politi-
clans even make the prediction
that this Congress of the Powers
viii end in big war.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
Judge Linaaay for Governor

Some weeks ago a reporter Of thl
Courier-J ournal called Judge q N
LindSsys attention 10 sfatemer
nude by the Frankfort CORES ponder
Of the Egeniug News TO the effect thai
he had good authority for stating lh.t
fbe Judge vas an agowed caudida,g
for Governor.
No one has my authority to make
any such statement" the Judge replied
i think the suiject OF the gubernato-
rial succession has been prema'ureiy '
,rruDg, and so far a. [ am concerned
am not prepared to discuss it from IA
personal standpoint"
Yesterday the reporter net the
.Jndge in the city, and through the
medium Of plate Of most excellent
hean soup. was enabled 20 get his ear
'ang enough to again briur mp ;he
question of the probabilities Of hi>
anatomy being offered as a warming,
pan for the Chief Executives chair
when hi@ present Exeellency shall
vacate it.
Judge. now that it is a se'tled facf
hat Capt. Hines is to succeed you on
Iie bench at the end Of your present
i-rm, 10 September, there Is general
desire and some curiosity to know
whether yoD will announce yourself .
candidate for Governor or return to
'he practice Of your profession "
We'll, sir, [ certainly have no in
'cution of making newspaper procia-
nation hat am on the gubernatoriai
-uxiouS seat I DO not consider such
81 advertisement in keeping with ihe
rignity o. The Office 10 question | can
i,t even say that ! am a candidate fo'
that position; but there are | imagine
Nv men 10 the State who would decline
the Office of Governor were il tendored
hem, and am free to confess that !
rm not Of the number
Then. Judge, may take respon
-ibiiity of saying that the coupling Of
,nnr name with the next GovernoTship
.f Kentucky will not produce a cool I
, $ between you and friends so using
=,
Il think I can authorize you t.
tvake % mild statement % that with
1T the fear Of your being ~, oessfu II
nniradiefed" "
Here The supply Of soup gave Gus
erd pledging the Chief Justice in
ass of lemonade the reporter with
yew with a pretty well-defued su~p-
gu that the Tall Poplar OF the Put
hase will be found towering amid The
uing storm, whose muiterings ma!
wen now be heard.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
sonnd noo,n.nc.

We make the following extract be
cause it concerns subject OF srea
Importance to everybody
"Humaailariaus throughout the tvC
continents have their minds thoronghi5
awakened on The great questions OF SAM
1afy' 9leilc and Remedial puritlca ION
~, cay Is not far distant when boaris ol
p"hiie ne'.ifh shall everg " here, be IN &c
"'' earnest work to inspect o"i
""i,' e9 N',H eioseis; to exsmiHe the 1000
'l'' ~ i,'N winch we consUme; to warn us
''s ".'"eefs 81 inposrors snI i'''l'',' >
N''l ~ 80 war" "s also OF tie lethea" eie
" ues tfuetion that lurN IN "e
o'nTreu hfes Of the devil oroths '1A'
Pre-! upon 'he vitais of oar tei''" "ie'i
AHese servants Of mankind viii enter 'Ht
sanctRm sanct0rum az ca,sk doctors and
apothecaries they ,itP ven in wade tie
splendid esiablisbme,... Of manufteiur-
ing chemists. Thev ain sit in judgment
over the market-plaees. and inspect the
nus "a ''is as they come smoking i'o"
me oven OF bleeding from lhe slaughter
peh' approving or eondsnniag' rs eacu
may deserve Medical iaiei igence WI
demonstrate 10 the great pubic tue way
hnd pure bread pure meat pure
If'nSs, aud pure medieiaes Aud ih'
nhhi ana successful WORK Of sthe ehliSh
eheu san tartan viii show Our fellow
creatures how TO prevent disease ny pre-
serving the integrity and heaIthint Figo'
OF VA ure laws IN obedience o the cotn
maHds OF God -TAddress Of Dr. j. "
Singleton.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

THO Gadu - IT Liberty sieppcc
lawn, the Other day from The dom,
t the Capital aud walked into Mr.
Hayes room She va, wiry liul,
,omau about tort, years cd. with
h"~e >rakg curl~ ,ha, left over
ladies delight in She was denied al
mluauce bus foally >qpe-z in wif
other visitors only to he put out ogniu
bur not before she had rushed up
gushiugiy, to The President al de
auJed pardon tor her soA yFfS1'ss
ip The penilenJiary she said The
poor Goddess was sent 90 20 Ihs Attor-
~ General in the tope hat fhe hal
ueinurirn would nos return her 10 the
Presidents room The stAeard Other
bee was waking bri>kiy towards The
Capitol, but found it more didicult H.
ger mp 10 her perch on lhe dome than
ge, down had the poor d4zad crel-
ture ever been so high in the world
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

+ il reported that the propriefors O
j E Frnut fort Yeoman have purehaseo
tom the Public Printer elected by
,ac Legislature last winter, for The sun
five thousand dollars, The privilege
/ doing lie public printing for tho
ute, aud receiving therefor the com
nsaiian allowed by law Variou-
umeuts lave been made on this re-
aried transaction, but generally az
preston OF severe di>approbaiion
ns through them all According 90
mmon report the transaction ha-
-eu accomplished by the execution OF
oesger Of attorney from The elected
! abiic Printer to the propriet9rs o.
Fl e Yeoman = Conr~Jour
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
Tne Rfnes tn snis ss.s,r,c,


The great bug~a-boo which frighten.
the average voter--over ard above a..
things else in the ordinary politics
contest, Is the charge Of rings" The
character of the American people
instiuctively recoils and condemns me
existence of ''rings, cliques. and com,
biuations" and Jet the politicians and
candidates Of the country take to
hem as naturally as duck to water
The people condemn them because
,hey believe there il mischief iu these
rings-someihing directly or iudirect-
~ subversiee OF their rieh's and iu-
erests- The politician takes to them
for sometimes a. a self proiee-
ION against otker a-piranfs who have
made rings or combinations, aud
sometimes as a nick to defeat some
body he don't wan, elected We say
to the people thal these rings do exit
in this District They are for the
most part, however, innocent of auy
,croag to the people It is only BY
play of wits to get office In other
words. riug" OF the iHs to beat a
combination of the oafs There Is
ring Of the politicians who favor
conventions, aud a ring of the pa.,
ticians who oppose conventions There
i. no great harm iu either-exeept they
want Office.
There is therefore no use Of The
peusle growing excited ebepc Afen
mug on the one si5e Or The 80
There is 10 danger in them->ese'pt
where they are likely to b fastened Oh
the country. aud compeoce growing
corrupt, aud then the people should
rise aud pa, down csrup'ioa. Po""
rieians know, that the people do som
times rise in their night aud shaiter
hese rings" and hence they are
continually appeaiig to them.
The mistake rhptthe people some-
time make. is in thir sweep denun- q
citation OF such 'hiys, and including
certain classes OF poPle "A, necessarily q
parts aud parcels these rings, as Tor ?
Instance 'all lawyrs, all editors, +.
tic This is a m;take, for lawyers, /,
1or editors, nor n, other classes. are ?
uterested in creating or ferpetuaiios
rings" except asthey may be iose'" u
,led into them asasl irauis i
T ere Is deal f mn cess ry excite
neut abont "ripg" fney are olfeo e
ledged to existwbeu they DO nos ez- q
=; they often exist when there Is no Fl
.arm in their eiis'euce. To fact niue W
lines out of Ten, they are he natura a.
roduct Of l>cal politics. Nar OF f.
he outs again.t the ias and the 'as u
gainst the olts. Bat, OF courss, 90, f.
audija,e-, e,pect the people TO shout
themselves hcarse. about these thing p
We, simply s.y, there Is 10 great im =
ending ruju hanging over the coun-
y, which ever wins OF loo<es. y,
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

Il appears now tina a P intry election
vii settle the Congressional sqtthb in
tris district. Suppose the NV forenos
men AT the AnsusI prim try p pe
declared nominees AMI permigted N ke
he tilt at the rrgaiar eieetion she
party is strong enough stand twc
llemoerafic eani5lates without danger
Of the election of Republican lets
hear from the District press no simply
Ii they approve or oppose, but the re tsoa
nereior.-l Hickman CoUaIER.
The CouRIER's suggestion is certainly
novel one, but to carry it out wonld be
setting q dangerous precedent Ruin
and disorder would follow in It's walks
y hieh would finally result in the com
plete overthrow Of party in this district
-Mayfeld Democratic.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

The Hickman COURIER. always I'D
.rul aud independent IN It's niterance
.aesests that two candidates for Con
..ress in this district who shall receive
tie highest unmber OF votes at the
,rimary election be declared the nom
.nees ef he Democrats party and al
lowed to run the race through 10 the
Novemb Der election. as there is no dan
.er Of ihe election oil Radical. We
40 net remember having seen the
s.ropa-iiian ia that paper hut It's sp
7.saranrs in the Kentneky News column,
If she Courier Journal leaves Do
dauht of its auihenfieity.-Trigs
Democrats.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

JrpeE BIGGER ami Jndg' LiEdsay
both home men. are candidates :. ,
Gosernor. and will "tu-sel'' for lhe
counties of this District Well, tLe
past proyes that We can elee; most "a, )
mani
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

The Columbus .Sentiacl aud Gin
ton Democrat are carrying on heated
controversy. The Sentinel man con
dcmns the Democrat man az ror q
-pzoe ,srsa gila" Thi- means blood
. aHAshe inte1s oSftion Of RI
Commonwealth 10 prevent this san-
gninary couaief!
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

LESS time spent in 7ehasl,iHg The
6i+pates Of the las, Presidential cleo
tion and more in providinz against .
repetition Of them in the future i
what the country DOW demands OF
Congress
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

Tns TINE TO ApvERris Il verv
surea- fut merehnnt in large New
Eualind cifv ouce remarked 80 the
writer: ..lsiway- advertise most whea
times are duh Ia busy seasons il is
only necessary to keep my name be-
FIRE the pubic; | am sure 70 get my
share OF al Spon'aneous traffic But
when bu>ipesS Is light then fulminate
nv broadsile- of special bargains. and
then is just the time when special bar
gains are songth for. .'-New York
Evening Post.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

A ST. Louis woman has the odd
fancy that her daughter would Instant
iy die If exposed 10 The sun or the
open air and therefore keeps her in y
close room. heavily arIhed in ianna 3
nnd most Of the tirIe IN bed The
aaughtsr IS as ipsspe on the subject -
her mother, She has beeb secluded
since her piuth year, and Is nov seven-
ecu. Her health Is really as good -
..ouli be expected uudar the eircnm~
xsanep<
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
THE SUN.
;. NEW YORK. rs4s

As The time approaches for the renewal
Of subscriptions, THE Sun would remind
It's friends aud wellwishers evervwbere
thar il is again a candidate for their con-
sideration and support. Upon its record
for the past ten years it relies for n con-
tinuance OF the hearty sympathy and gen.
erous co operation which have hitherto
heen extended 20 il from every quarter Of
the Union
The DAILY SUv is four page-sheet Of
. columns, price BY mail. pos paid, 90
cents mouth, or 80 81 per year
The SrspAY edition OF Tue Sun is an
eighf-page shect of 30 columns while
giving the news Of ihe day. il also con.
tains large amount II literary and mis-
ceiiancous matter specially prepared for
H.. IHE SuyDtY Suy has met with great
success. Post paid 81 ~ year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY Srg ?
II circulates throughout the unifed Stafcs
the Capndas. and beyond. Ninety thou.
sand families greet its welcome pages
weekly, and regard IL IN the light OF
guide, counsellor. ana freud. Its news
editorial, agricultural, and literary de-
partmenis make ID essenfia'ly a journal
Tor The family and The freside. Terms /;
oNE DoLIAE year. post paid. This price,
quality considered. makes IL the chcapes I
newspaper published For clubs Of len
with $40 cash, we viii send an extra copy
free. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun, NY CITY.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
FARR YvAwNENds.

3 AFING met wirh heavy losses oy
4 / the failure Of banks aud Otherwise
am compeiled to call upon those who are
indebted 70 me. to come Immediately anu
settle their claims. To those who cannot
pay their entire claim. would say pay
the interest on your claim, ami a. least
portion of the principal / am obliged 70
II tho above request is not regarded.
shall on the first day Of June next. place
all claims not settled ~ that date IN an
officers hands TOR collection. mean what
say. c. Il. HUBBARD.
febs Il
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

THROUGH a recent decision Of The
Supreme Court OF Mississippi. .Ieffsr
son Davis comes into possession Of a
valuable properly 10 that Sta,e he
has been very poor siuce the var.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
One Foolae

'N' 80 "N
~ urday iha' he could jump over
''r'l'' r "a" fap'h motion II Is 'h'
nam who wants =, mate c,- b.
halI be derived 81 he nri,ile,.. in
he old dsmipiop So a wae.r wa
a,ilv made Tho youu, man i8uIu.d
u, Instead of winning his be, atight
ar ,re ,.w. Thav artherci up a>
much as they could fud of hi- remain.
aud heid "a" inquest The Jury
.'f"ie' !~ i,"H'H'' MAJ 'nt me "of
k'o"> 'A"' u contains one fool les
his l. another eXam2t o. the to.,} oi
"it'' ''n- tent. h'f ar. N"r't.s-~ ." 3
/ d'"Gef""-. " hN should any sane
"'t,'" "fni q. jump over circular
as" u hr bad succeeded "bst
s"ud he have gained beyond hi-
,..rs, ana li. 're NJ ts,.ng.i =,
l..,a., .,,., ~ t.,f-'..l.. r..-,'r,..
I .,;,.,..;-t ,i...-.i... s.
,L,ay o..3I... ~, -. ~
l.ti- ao.,t ..,..il
..3 rh - III
c.,r ,..,r.. 80 ...t..,...;... -, 49,.
@.rr.,, ,,.r., - r...--.,....
s-h Jumpers f.re
\ convention 20 noniuats D,mo-
cratic eaudi late tor Governor OF Feu-
uH-~ee "ii' te held August ID
4 T.,uyar Lv nr,f...,,, bn,
blacksmith by ,c.p,.,.i,n : - o,,5
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

BELLs The best assortment OF
Farm and school-bou=e Bells ever offered
in his market are for s,ie At prices 70
snif the tunes, at y. P. HARNESS = 90 ,
Hardware and stove Store.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
The RiHd q; n GongreSNlnan
~ = ..sah

Tho raosfIp nj tiFz Dizfrfsr vva take D.
rant man 70 re,.,e.ent them in the
! Copgress Of The Uu;ted States. who's
.stafe.mansbip, ia NOS ,mbodisI ia per
souaI WRONGS and ar,rievements. but one
who win mace his election upon issues OF
practical benefit to his people and ,hs
whole country.
/ We want a man who. instead Of sweat
/ ing through two hours speech, exeoria
ting his opponents personal history vii
devote his ability to questions looking
the development of ,hs resources OF ouI
corntry-to tie en.ita4 o1t ople na,
grow richer and in better cou u.itioa
We want a man. who viii vote au.
work for the improvement of the Miss
sipri river-nature's great commercia
highway. and fll the great valley of tA,
Mississippi with teeming thousands o
Industrious and thrifty people. 1t Is Jes
tined 10 become the garden spot Of tht
world. aud the people who live In IT,
should demand Of their Representative-
IL Congress to work actively for theiI
interests. The material welfare Of thie
section mas always been held "a the back
eround-subservant TO sectjo j.. al s.nimost
ties aud personal chickering's, aud politi-
cul demagogues viii always so hold the
issues OF our elections, unless the people
stamp their condemnation upon them.
The next few years viii develop fear
a. t.. - IL, c,uu.r.v
and an com tnow Tie result. The
.;.;, or "a .o,-,n,. u,hiob has infested
~ n,,,l No., =. : han;nninr >, raise its
ibid head - an oIrrn,ing deqree in this
.orntrv his baine fed upsn the stag
nan, ind,s,ries and hard times. until
,Lo,eand. Of allie l,oaied men. houseless,
iom.les. and ynemrIovs3 are driven by
fo-ee If tI.. situa,io9 10 take up arms. as
:. wers agai,s, the ol5 Relation Of s.ffai rs.
The co,',trv owes these nne,aployeI ba-
man beinosa con.i,lsra,ion-nnd not TO
hang then eitber-aibeit many a one Of
,bem NAV deserve il But in view Of
u,-r can
- '7 Inn
,hoo,
p.O,i"s ,,'.,fs, - ,,,.pi .',s,99'p '.;,bont
- -. - N .,l,.rs
!. : - :. 80 -. - : ~ = .,s-oat We
!. 80 80 -. - This
-. - " -, 80 ,.ac,rs our
,a1 wa he.
ps'p'' u ''S
Ass '''' fsoi''e :. - - - = Sst-
~. Democro,i. s,yengtb in this Dis
trio, i 1863. and the Eepablican
.,rs,,b 5sao How this 17ol1 Damo,yo,s
vo,o can ha aiviaed into Two nar,s fas
v;,b two nominees a. - leta Rsn,tli.
-, bea, hem isan ,ry,rem ,,t ogs.,,r.s
hv "a means demonstrabla R.s;aes oav
tsr,o.ra,;o c,,3;3,,a wbo,a raa.,..,;,.
and boll uron the eana len,e os ,h.i.
II coo damo,ra,s f,iis ,o,l,,,y o..,.,.L
bsa, the Repnb!icsps strenp,hIf5 o9a,a.,b,
-, ;, 10 wsi,;n,o ao..n' ~
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
= Eov :, 1fcheI-


no not smoke The Trump. hnt get ,he
~ Continental the best in ne cry :, 9 LOT
the money-at H0LCoAihE .
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

New York GrsPh'e
There are not wantiusindiea'ions Of a
.'cal revival of prosnsrag;
] The revival OF 80 immigration
For the FIRST time 49, years the tide
ot foreign lumlgr, -, Is setiu toward
has been success 'SSe passage Of
The silver bill. Ydownwuri move
men, ha, beer almost INSTANTLY fellow ed
by an uPmo ement.
8 RaHlod building has been reshmeI
more especially in the far West. This. of
course. has already reacted on the iron
industries Of Pennsylvania and tie
Increased .ctivity there viii, i'm short
fime, prodce au increased activity in the
New England mills.
!. The prosperity Of the far West is phe-
nomenal Nothing similar has been known
heretofore The haryesls promise great
abundarce, aui tide of settlement is dow -
ing rapidly. New lands are being brought
under cultivation, feeders to grelt
Irunk Zines of railroads are being con
struc ed and lac demand for manufacture
cd priua,s ia sur- 20 b. iargr
5 Ca. foreign commerce. $ stea lily I'm
crossing This is another excellent con-
ditou of returning prosperity.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07
Tha Howgate Exped.tion.

LC d LC
Captain Howgate and his friends
are beginning TO get uneasy ON ac-
count Of the delay Of Congress in
providing means to forward his
projected expedition. They have
40 doubt but that when the bill
making the appropriation is brought
up in the House, it viii pass with
out much opposition, but are afraid
that the delay will imperil the en-
terprise. Reports from Labrador
and other high attitudes confirm the
opinions entertained here, that no
season 50 flvora0 Die to northern ex-
plorations has occurred for thirty
years, as, owing to the mild win or
just passed, comparatively little ice
was formed, and this Is now suppos-
ed to be breaking up and drifting
s)uth, as the European steamers re-
port having encountered ice-berg>
much earlier this season than usual.
In view of this, it IS hoped that II
the expedition can get away from
our shores by july 18th no difficult
ty will be experienced in going di-
rectlv north rs far as Lady Franklin
Bay, about so, nearly as far as the
highest point reached by aEy form
er expedition. Should these hope.
be realized, and a base o! supplies
be established in that vicinity dur
ing the coming summer, the friend.
of the expedition say that its sue
cess would be certain. To establish
this base Of supplies, however, it i.
necessary that action be taken ai
soon as possible, as all the time be
tween this and the last day wher
such an expedition should start car
be profitablv used in making proper
preparations, without which success:
is very doubtful Scientific Ameri-
can.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

DooRs SASH AvD BLINps-The
best and cheapest oek Of Doors, Sash
AMI Blinds, ami Builders Hardware, to be
found a, the liardware and Stove Store
Of n p HARNESS & co.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

QrEENswARE a large stock Of
oneensware Just received by \. T. d : n
NESS & Co, in their House Fnrnish'ng
Department
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

GET yonr prescriptions fillea and I'd mel, :.
i icines at H9leo,nbes Drug Store-ne
has had more Than % years experiences
in the drug business,
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

An elcgaut line Of LADIES' Misses an,
Children Trimmed Hats which vii
sell very cheap x. q. LUtfBELL.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-07

The Empress of Austria wears a
rain thirty feet long. and two misera>
bic small boys have to carry 1t.