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The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
Hickman county Itens


Mrs D T Williams aud daughters
Misses Nellie and Lizzie Of Paducah
are visiting the family Of the editor.
Hons. l.. s. Trimble and Fent
Sims have notified the Committee of
Invitation that they will be present
a. the barbecue to day aud address
the people on the political issue of the
day.
Last Friday Mr. Henry Moss, Of
McAllister District, this county, took
occasion to correct a negro girl for
some misconduct. aud 10 the afternoon
a negro man named Sam Williams,
brother in law of the girl, went to Mr..
Moss house and by some means drew
him from The house, when he made a
murderous attack on Mr.. Moss with
knife, aud cutting him pretty badly IN
his left cheek and side face Mr.
Moss defended himself as best he
could. keeping the negro off until as
sistance came to him. Williams left
at once. but was subsequently captured
tried before Esq Hicks. aud held to
appear before the Circuit Court to
answer the finding Of the Grand Jury.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
AN ASTONISHING FACT.

large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
of Dyspepsia or disordered liver The
result of these diseases upon the masses
of intelligent and valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually burden
INSTEAD of a pleasant existence of en-
ioyment and usefulness az il ought 10 be.
There is no good reason for this, ii you
will only throw aside prejudice and
skepticism, tnke the advice OF Druggists
aud vour friends, and try one bottle OF
Green's August Flower Your speedy
relief is certain, Millions Of bottles Of
this medicine have been given away 10
10 try its virtues, With satisfactory results
in every case. Ioa can buy sample
bottle for 10 cents to Try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case Positively
sold by all Druggist, on the Western Con-
tiuent Sold by Buck Il CowGGLL.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
The Common schools
IFrom Henderson News.l


Prof Hodges, who is candidate
for Sup't of Public Instruction, truth
fully says:
The uniform pratics heretofore.
giving the office to minister. he had
the practical effect of excluding from
it every professional teacher who was
not preacher. This Is The only poi-
ticnl Office that lies 10 the line of the
teachers life work aud life thought
Then, where the justice OF his exelu-
sion? Suppose political parties were
10 adopt the rule to nominate only
mioisters for the places ou the Ap
pellate bench, how long before we
should hear the cry Lawyers for
LAWYERS officeF' And why uot. with
equal propriety, say, An educator for
aa educational officei
And we. also, ask if preacher is to
be selected for the Office in question,
Why may he not be equally competent
and acceptable as Governor, Auditor
Mayor of the City. or Police Superiu.
tendent? Certainly his education,
morality and rights as citizen make
him eligible. yet, wo contend that his
voluntary acceptance of Divine
mission is incompatible with all these
worldly prefermeuts.
Ilrof Hodges. also, quotes the fol
lowing provisions Of the law appertain
lug to the contested Office in question:
The Superintendent shall devote
his entire time aud attention to the
duties of his Office '-Common School
law. Act 4, Section
Now, let Us have sermon on
consistency,
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
ASVslIte Horse Seen "SsTIm
ming In The AIR.
Parkorsburg Special to the Cincinnati
Commercial.

Park ersburg Special TO the Cincinnati
Commercial
An optical illusion or mirage was
seen by three or four farmers a few
days since, the appearance Of which no
one is able philosophic cally to account
for. The facts are these: A gentle
man while plowiug in field with
segerai others, about seven p M, hap
Den TO glance toward the sky, which
was cloudle>s, aud saw apparautIy,
sbont one half mile off in westerly
direction, an Opaque substance, re-
semblino white horse, with head,
neck limbs and tail clearly defined
Il happeued to be moving its limbs as
if engaged in swimming, moving its
head from side to side, always ascend
inc At an angle of about forty five
degrees He rubbed his eyes 10 con
vince himself that he was not dream
inc and looked again; but there 1t
anil wa- swimming and ascending
IN ether He called to the men, about
ono bondred wards of. aud told them
TO look up and tell him what they saw
They declared they saw white horse
swimming in the sky, and we're badly
iriohteoed Our informant, neither
snna,s,;,ion. nor nervous sat down aud
watched the phantasm (if we may call
i,l,,,;l il disappeared in space, always
going 10 the same direction, and NOV
inc in the same manner. No ono can
account for the mirage, or Illusion,
except upon the uneven state Of Of the
s,mds snhsra Illusions of different
anneafnnee have been seen different
times in the same vicinity. frighten
ine tI,s superstition. aud laughed at
bY The sksrilesl.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09

Sixteen petitions in bankruptcy at
Paducsh in Que week.
The voters of one of the districts in
Mississippi are talking of sending a
brother Of Mr. Jefferson Davis TO
Congress.
Tbs Clinton Democrat says John
Dusan is in Jail to answer for possess
ing three wives at Que time 10 the
Columbus district.
There are thirty-fve women in the
penitsntiary. four of whom are sen.
fenced for life And all of them
dressed in mems clothes.
A New Yorker has invented gun
that can kill the entire population Of
the United States in a mouth. | can
deliver 10000 shots per hour.
The Western Government lands arc
at present settling up faster than ever
The want of employment in the
cities has caused many sturdy man
to seek living by cultivating the
fertile lands of our Western frontier
THE Next PRESIDENT The New
York Sun has settled The Presidential
problem Js says: There Is every
reason to believe that either the Dem
ocraric or Republican candidate will
be elected President in 1880
A Gathering of the Smiths is 10 be
held at Peacock, New Jersey, on the
llih Of September A there is at
least one family of that name IN al
most half the States Of he Union, the
gathering will not neees sariIy be con-
spicuous for its smaliness.
\ MeCracken county girl had a man
arrested upon warrant charging Sc
duction. aud upon its dismissal, swore
ont another charging him with rape.
Fearing tha, the next ould be fer
murder, be married the girl, took his
sea of trouble in his arms and by thus
embracing ended them.
The latest scheme is to plant tor
pcdoes in newly made graves. The
re>urrectiouisf comes along and under
takes to steal the body The torpedo
exp odes aud blows of the robber's
head What becomes Of the corpse,
however, IS not stated
Mr L, ban + Jones. the faithful
and Influential fuaneial manager OF
tue Shaker Society at South Union j.
dead So valuable were Mr. Jones
services to the organization that it l.
-fs.srvsts ~ one can be found TO I'll his
place, 10 which event the society will
greatly suffer.
Il i said that the iemanI for
bread is 40 great in the neishboring
counties Of EStiil and Po we'll that the
people for distance of twenty miles
have been coming to the Mex enney
mill on Red riverin snch uumbers as
10 render It necessary to turn the
mill all day Sunday. Over one hun
dred horses we're hitched at the mill
at one time last Monday CLARK
County Democrat
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
A California 1Ilnlng story.

TEc San Francisco Bulletin says:
Not many miles from Shasta City is
the gulch of which the following
mining story is told. II is pretty deep
Tavine. with rocks showing all the way
up the sides Gold in paying quanti-
ties had been found along the
stream, but it seemed to disappear d
few feet from the channel. One day
while gang of busy men were toiling
stranger. evidently green at mining.
came along aud leaned on ragged ell
bows 10 watch. with protrudiug eyes,
the results of stheir toll The miner
TO him took out So nugget, and anx
iety ovcIcame the greeuhorn. IS a
y" he asked, where eau | go TO
diggin' to fiud it like thai2' The
hardy miner stopped his work, aud
giving the wink to the boys, 50 that
Ibe Joke should not be lost pointed
Up on the barren rocks where no gold
had ever been foundl "Ye see that
rough lookin pIace?" Yes, yes,
said the new hand We'll thar. it Is
rich. Jes yer take out a claim aud 90
ter work, and when we finish here we II
coune up. too Then the pew hand
thanked the honest miner aud the
boys all grinued appreciation of the
joke. That afternoon there was
solitary figure picking away on the
slope. and every time the miners look
ed up they roared with laughter. Bat
about the next day the greenhoru
struck pocket. aud took out someth
ing like $50, 600 in a few minutes
Then, innocent to the last, he treated
all around aud ,hanked The miner who
sept him up there and took his money
and went down into the valley aud
bought him farm. Then the unhap
py miners arose. leaving their old
claim. and doned that hill side for days
But there were DO more pockets any
" here, The whole thing reads ike
The Traditional, fairy story. But then
have seeu the guleh Much more
unbelievsbIs tllinss have bspPepsd ~
tbs mines.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
THE SUN.
1873. new EORN.

As the time approaches for the renew J
of subscriptions, Tux SuN would remind
ITS friends and wellwishers everywhere.
that il is again a candidate for their con +,
si.ieration and support. Upon is record
Tor the past ten years il relies for con-
tiunance Of the hearty sympathy and gen
erous CO operation which have hitherto
been extenled to it from every quarter oi
The Union.
The DAILY Sux Is four page sheet Of
IS columns, price by mail, POST paid, %
cents a month, or &C Sd per year.
The SUNDAY edition Of THE SrN : M
eight-page sheet Of 55 columns. Whiie
giving the news of the day. il also con-
tains large amount of literary and MIS-
ceilaneous matter specially prepared Tor
il. The SUNDAY Sun has met with great
success. Post pail 81 ~ year
THE WEEKLY Sun
Who does not know The WEEKLY Sun I.
r. circulates throughout the United states
the Canadas, aud beyond. Ninety thop :
sand families greet its welcome pages
weekly, and regard it in the light %
guide, counsellor, an friend. Its news
editorial, agricultural, aua literary de :
partments make il essentially journal
for the family and The firesi lie. Terms
ONE DOLLAR a year, post pail This priee,
quality considered makes It the cheapes
newspaper published. For clubs OF 'e" ;
with Sl0 cash, we will send al extra COPY
free. Address
PUBLISHER Or rHE sUN, \. X. City
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
a Good .EOE6e.

parishioner stopping with his pastor
was morfif ed to see him visit a closet at
ter each meal and quietly take drink
from suspicious looking bottle. His
duty compelled him to demonstrate with
the good man on this deplorable practice,
but his modification was increased when
he was shown that il was a bottle of Dr..
A @ Simmons Liver Medicine that was
used, and he was assured that TO that ex
ceilent remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspepuc
symptoms, with which they had been
afflicted until he was cured by this relia-
bic rene ly.
This medicine is for sale by Buck &
CowGtLL who also have some trial pack
ages to be given away to applicants.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
Tha Rrnkera

II is well established fact. that Ia
bler's Buckeve Pile Ointment viii cure. If
used according to directions The 1Escu-
lus Hippocastinum, or Horse Chestnut,
commonly known as the Buckeye has
been highly esteemeS--for many years,
owing to the fact that it possesses virtues
lying in the bitter principle called Escu-
lin, which can be utilized for the cure of
Piles. If affected with that terrible dis
ease use Buckeye Pile Eminent aud be
relieved. Price so cents. For sale by
Buck " Cowgirl, wholesale and retail
druggists, Hickman, Ky. aug9
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
Hickman Male College.
FACULTY.:

P G. HALYBuRroN. Prof of Mathematics
and PHYSICS
G. W FLOWERS Prof of Ancient and
Modern Languages
RICHARD Hamilton, Prof OF Mental and
Moral Philosophy and English Literature
r. c. PRArHEa. Prof of Anatomy.
A. A. FARGs. Prof of Physialo V.
J. W. CowG1LL, Prof. of Chemistry and
Natural Science
GEo RouLHAc. Secretary md Prof. of
Book keeping and Cowmercial Law.
Board of Trustees:
Hon II A TYLER Chairman. Geo. Warren.
Cbas BaIfzer Jno 4 wilson. \. p.
uorneas q / Randle VIM.
Robinson. Saml Landrum.
RoartI of Waiting TrusteeS:
" -, - ~, N TTsber n
n iohnson Las g Harris r "
TIL Pot, Woteon nr q
.fIas,d A y F;oids
,s-a,-o =,
VIE coHeSlate year oi 1910 80 wiz
4 oegin on
Wednesday,. Sent 4th. 1878.
and end June l3'h; $50 "hen the annual
The year will be divided into two ses-
sions of twenty weeks each Al the ter
mination Of each session strict exami-
nation Of all the different classes will 6c
made in the presence of the Faculty.
When a student presents himself for
admission into the College, he must stand
an examination, aud will be placed in the
class for which bis previous attainments
may have qualified him. His further pro-
motion will depend upon his application
and progress. The examination for adj
mission will be made Monday and Tues
day. Sept Sd ami 4th, 1918.
The usual degrees will he conferred mp
on students who pass a satisfactory ex-
animation upon the studies necessar
therefor
The College is strictly non -sectarian.
The Preparatory course, in which
solid English education is given viii be
obligatory
The Collegiate course is arranged ac-
cording to the Elective System. The ten
dency Of the age is toward speciaiism in
everything The Faculty, recognizing
this has divided the College into schools,
so that student may studysin one or all,
as he may intend TO pursue a special vo
cation, OF as his parents may direct.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09

from the Burlington Hawk.Eys.l
Singular enough, science has -.
set assailed iced tea. But it viii NJ,
DO TO permit, people 10 enjoy This coo,
delightful beverage simply becnuse
us taste is grateful to the wearied
system during this -corching weaibe,
We must DO our duty, though science
may shrink from II; and the peopis
may cry out against ~. There Il.
danger in iced tea. and If YOU wouia
live long aud we'll, sbun the cooi.n.
ruu
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
roo true TO be Joned About

They acre 10 the parlor together
The light had gone out aud they stooD
at the window in the radiance Of th
moon lie had his arm about ber
aud was looking dreamiiy at the quee,
Of night Softly he spoke:
darling, | am thinking how bapp
We will be in our home when we ai
married. 1t shall be a pretty hon,
and you shall be It's dear little mi,
tress. We will have little parlor an
little dining-roo,n aod lille kitchc
for you TO manage. We shall be ther
all by ourselves. aud we shall be hap
py, my darling
"On, Heury," she despondently al
tered / thought we we're going |
board
There we're tears 10 her eyes for I'll
70 kiss away, but he let ber reno
them with what facilities she con
command - Burlington Hawkey
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
HeheRdIDg "a RatGIesnake.

NHtIlAVt NtuTBINh,
4 young man named Penny. whilo
our hunting m. steers, barefoot, the
other day, stepped on the head Of o
large rattIesnake. He had his heel on
The snakes head and being afraid 10
move. did not know what TO do for
some time, while The hideous thing
was writhing mud squirmiog aud viz
orou-iy la-hing the youths legs PEN
ny was badly frightened, but recovered
presence Of mind sufficient TO take out
his knife aud reach down aud eut of
the snakes head
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
South America and Southern United
Sfafes

Owing to their warm and delightful
climates the inhabitants grow sallow from
torpid Livers, Indigestion and all diseas-
es arising from disordered Stomach and
Bowels They should of course at all
times keep the river active, and TO our
readers we would recommend Tabier's
Portaline or Vegetable Liver Powder.
Taken in time, will often save money and
much suffering. Price so cents. For sale
BY Buck s Cowgirl, wholesale and retail
druggists, Hickman, KY. aug9.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09

"shall we gather at the (salD river
is now a favorite hymn.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
HydrOphobia after Twelve
Years.
[FrOm the Globe Democrat.


A most remarkable death from
hydrophobia occurred near Lamar. Ia
Barton county. Mo. The victim was
prominent citizen, John Hallam.
Twelve years ago he was bitten by
mad dog. aud the wound healed up
never giving him auy pain, aud the
occurrence had nearly been forgotten.
Last Friday he was suddenly taken
with cOnvulsions Of terrible nature.
He continued thus until he died. The
first two DAYS Of his commissions h.
was perfectly rational, but on SUNDAY
became crazy. His death and sui fer
ing were terrible 10 witness, il taking
lour stout men TO hold him. He
leaves a wife aud two children.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
Fulton Etens.

Two colored women got into dispute
in the rear of Church street Wednesday
night, and before they were separated
one of them had received some ugly razor
cuts in the face, breast and arms Times
The maddest man we ever saw was
stranger at the depot last Tuesday eve
ming. He had worked his blood mp to al
most boiling heat because his train lett
him while he was getting drink OF wins
Ky Times
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09

APPLES, 5Oa75c per box; Sl.50a2.0o per
barrel.
CORN. ear sc; shelled 3oc per bushel.
COTTON, 9al03,
WHEAT new, 60a85c per bushel.
MEAL. 40c, from wagons.
BEES WAX, 27c per lh.
HIDES, green, Sc; dry sa'tedr 8aIoc; dry
flint, l0al3c.
WOOL 30a3TIc per ID, tub washed.
FEATHERS, 3ja40aper lb, prime
GENSING, 50a6Oc per Id.
TALLO ", &c per lb.
BUTTER, fresh, 10ai5c per lb.
POU ULTRY. Spring chickens Sl-O0i old
- 00a2 80 per dozen.
EGGS, 6a7c per dozen.
BARRELS, Apple 40c: Flour 10; Moias-
ses 3 90; Molastes Kegs. ID gals, 9oc
Molasses Kegs. i gals zoe; Whiskey
Kegs, 10 gals, Slf00; Whiskey Kegs, u
gal >, soc,
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09

From Hart county Democrat.
Several weeks ago a very valuable
horse belonging to Mr Henry Oakley,
OF Hart county. Ky was sun struck,
and ever since has been crazy. Mr.
Oakley found /, impossible to keep
the animal confined 50 last Saturday
it was turned into lot near by, where
there was very large pond, the cen
ter of which is about twenty-five feet
deep. The horse made complete
circuit of the pond twice aud then
waded out as far as it could without
swimming. and put an end to its suffer
ing by drowning.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
The Rush Tor PAN &c Lands.

just now there Is rush for public
lands, thousands coming 10 tie co6Cfn-
sion that 1t will pay better to secure
homestead in the West than it will ~
hang around the crowded cities II Is
estimsted that the number Of settle.
ments will nearly double those Of last
year This increase is so large that it
keeps the Office hard at work. The
nation, however, has land enough, al.
though the various railroad aud other
corporations have gobbled up a great
deal, to last great many years yet.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
Masistrates and COnStabIes
Eject

Hickman Precinct-J. W Mayes, J. c.
Reid. magistrates; and ] Samson, cons,a-
BILE
Sassafras-Jere Jones. Henry Metz.
magistrates; and ". Barker. constable
Cayces-O. ". Miles. W. Gore, magis.
trates; and Willis Roffe, constable.
Lodgetou--N. Hammond, II. G Douaho,
magistrates and WIN. Step henson, con-
stable.
Fulton-Jo Boaz, Lee Collins, magis-
trates; -, constable.
Madrid Bend-D. W. Dickerson, Rich
Bayne; and -, constable.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
sUNDRIEs,

BAGGING 1aal3c per yard,
ROPE, machine l5a20c.
les. 5a6c.
LEATHER. kip skins S4 50ie 50, sole per
lb., 85 45c; upper side, 81 5Oa5.00.
PRINTS, 4a6c per yard.
DOMESTIC, 31a7c per yard.
JEANS. 2na60c per yard.
LINSEY, I5a35c per yard
COTTON YARNS, l0al5c per dozen.
WASH BOARDS. s. 25a2 SO per dozen.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
The SO-cailed Labor Move


]
IL there is anything left # the +
called labor movement in Washingt
it will collapse when it i found o
that Cohen aud his assistant, Grabs
were managing il for their own eai
IL turns out that Cohen made COLI
tions for the Expenses Of the mol
meni,' which expenses chiefly cons
ed ia bis generous maiotenar
Graham. arrested and convicted
riotous conduct "sqaeals" pilifully,
coDfesses the whole swiodle.
denounces Cohen for his sclf-hn
Cohen Jared sumptuously aud an
ked good cigars on the profits Of
labor movement. while his
Friday only got the crumbs which
from the leaders table. Bat the
posure has come at last. as IL q
come. sooner or later, to these frau
leot leaders aud betrayers Of the wd
ing men everywhere. Cohen
Graham are only representa-
OF class OF men who live by stir
up strife aud sedition throughout
country.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
K. u. u. oil aE.

kentucky Lodge, No. $40, Knights o.
Honor-meets every Friday evening at 6
O'Clock Members OF other Lodges re.
spectfuIly invited to attend meetings.
JNO. ". ClW9ILL, D.
Jso. YoUEa, 4.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
HICKMAN COLLEGE,.
Taken Up,

A s A STRAY-on the 7th of July, one
a half mile north Of Cayce's Station
Fulton county. Ky. by F. NJ. shuck, one
BROWN HORSE, about l4R hands high,
about II years old. the right hind foot
white and small spot in the forehead.
No other marks or brands visihle-which
| appraise NJ S45 This July IL 1875.
}. G. McNiU RRAY, J. ?. r. c.
aug2 4W"
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
NOTTCET

-
M ESSRS ROBBINS 4 MOORE, having
wi moved their Saw Mill 81 miles from
Hickman. OF a mile from Nick Combs
would respectfully inform the public gem
orally, and lumbermen especially, that
they are prepared TO furnish the best o.
Poplar and Oak Lumber al prices 10 saiit the
times They purpose establishing LUM-
Der YARD IN HICKMAN, andswill keep
constantly on hand such lumber as build
ers may want Of all dimensions. Will
commence saving in six or eight days.
Thanking the citizens of Hickman aud
vicinity for past favors, would solicit a
continuance Of the same.
Parties wishing anything in their line
can apply TO Jas A. Warner, agt Hick
man. XIV, or ROBBINS q MOORE.
may3 AT the Mill.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
Hickman Coun,y.

The following are the officers elected !,
Hickman county:
G J. Binford-Coun,y Judge.
Smith Taylor-County Clerk.
Cap Hodges-County Attorney.
Russo; Johnson-Sheritf
Henry Winter-Jailer.
- Tarver-As ssessor.
Ned Bowers
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
HAnpMARr. ETC.

CASTINGS. 4a5c nd Slb.
IRON, bar size 23oAer II.
PLOw STEEL Sc "a H.
PLOW STEEL WINS 64c per ID.
IRON AXLES, SC pk Ii.
NAILS s. 90 raiesd
HORSE SHOE NAII 2oa30c per h.
STEEL, cast. VI. M 20a25c.
STEEL PLOWo. 81 III c per II,
HUBS. 81 25a2.25 IL sett
PLOwS. HertwecLqG Balizer s. Knoerr,
Steel Plows, No. .. $500; No. ,, 500;
No 3. IS 50; No. a 50 o.
Baltzer's patent one.hnrse Plow $500 ex-
ira plow moulds 500 each. Cotton
scaapers same.
Powell q Bro, from various factories, one
horse piows. S5.0Jas.09; two horse
plows So OJal6,00.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
Fulton County

The following are the officers elected i
Fulton county. For vote see tabuls
statement:
County Jndge-H. c Bailey.
County Clerk-Ino. A. Wilson
County Attorney-Geo. 3. Prather.
Sheriff. r. Walker
AssessOr-B. F. Huhert
Jailer-Frank Thomasson
Coroner-Peter George
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09

QUERY: why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. "Sazl Of North Csrolina, at
,l,s same price Ifebl-iy
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09
GROEERIEs-

BACON, sides 7a7 !ssi shoulders 5a5lcts
hams S5al0c.
CHEESE l2aI4e per pound.
COFFEE Rio, 20a&I per lb.
CRACKERS, 7asc Ar lb.
COAL OH, 20 per apllon.
CANDLES, star, IGN &c per III.
FLOUR Hickman l9sls, s5.0Oa6;o0.
MOLASSBS, 5OaEn.er Dbl; 60a65c per
LARD I ARD or. 81 sts,ssn,
GUNPOwDER, ~ 1rsper key
BLASTING POWDER, $3.50 per keg.
SODA. 33o per h. a the keg.
SUG GAR, brown, 9aIc; hard l2Ia14c.
SHOT, per bag. - o.
STONEWARE, l0aTaI3I per gallon.
TOBACCO, msnufasd per 10 6OaSI00.
SALT, car load blh. bbl.. 81 90; BY re-
tail 81 90; 28S lb5 5bl, car load, 81. 35a
Lao; by retail 5 NO
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-09

What i it that never fails 10 cure
Rheumatism and Neuralgia Ragland's
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