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SOCIETIES

UlIvE BRANCH JUVENILE ILMlI.E No. li.--PGblic llct.IL1 every ouL,ta! "i.rrLuun dt d O cluCn, ln Syulu Lrutrc ocuUul nJusc. U.li,cTs Mrs. 3. N. D,ers, oupt.; AII-s nnlIIc I- IIcI,rc!aun, Scc.
 sL rAtnI, n n IElAuE I.--ItcE. Father JauIJs .ucCHrtUu, IrcarIcn, IIdlIdSnrf, NIcr- Ilcslu.ut; 4. J. CurDctt, Secretary J. MadIean Treasurer.
 A,.M1UwN LIl;HARY AssocIATION.- Marcus C u4mIty, rrrsut,n it; D.larIcs DtrsIord, Nlcc-frcSl uaut; .hdry |. MJrgan. Ir"AourT; j. lf"nN u.ll,,.u, .5.,r,.Art aud L4brarE.n. Lrua,,cS-A S,.Il5ou |. ..l. ]. Ll4m .c5 uuL .,,Il..l .,,.cr,
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LEAVES SOUTH soRwAL6 FoR DASBURT. o.9l q ln 4..sI 6.zI D. fregHt ll:iu Ih-
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1t has always been the case that Flee .ricj'. i9 all J.nna,aao;tole anu ulaap- t,ilIulS ascl.t f., the hands of the gel .lal practitioner. We have do uouDt ii.la ,.iI con,.ADo to he lAo c,tac; wc luIly be ..o,y il nlaot Dcconlo a sI.rel aiav.oIty, ron!iDrd .o few, alld 10 Institutions deFo- ,o,j u inc lurg,'~y. But it i- altogether u De u17.tcd lh;>t all lLtt:i.,4Yt4elo "o- g4a;i- ,nrm,e!>c, y,l,i ll7 J4coricr. @A.: with Liru rtaU.t7 tLLt Ia eA.t.-l IIj.----, and Ulalct lu,oI4a5 au-lV,utt.-4.a7, l. l., clpuUIc oI PtOuuclAa.
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21

Spc,'Al Not.rcs fon nT3 plr In0 .iI8l, "nI hN cuu.S lOr udcH subsequent mstrt! ..;.
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The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
PUBLIC INSIlIUIlUNS.
NEWTOWN. 1II.i tIiltI,1

Mails open Prom the South ll.20 Il. m. and G.Uv p. in. From te Aur,L, I2UU and L'J plL. AldIIs close -trJ4l, .'"rtlI, lur'O a. Ill. ahd !lj ?. Ill. Uolu5 o,usp. .4-" @ ti' "ud IL" D. h.
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SANDY HOON.

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LOCK BOX 334,
Bridgeport, , Cty

No pain or unpleasant feeling expori cnced by the patient. Nead tAr following rom the ''Icdical and Surgical Report CT, of Sept. 2Sth, l87o, scientific jour ual, well known by all physicians and surgeons, and largely taken throughout the United States:
The Newtown bee., 1878-11-21
TRAVELLER S U,IDH.
PEOPL1 !-iill

offer iny serIl.c5 .y Ut ,r,tcAra l.Ib.l.' "n" .il4 Ut all tiIIlcS rta-Y lu >'.i'-., u .t l: .ro-u tu. DeI.ot or o.l y --1t. .-.j Nya,O%u 5,.
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ClIURl HES.

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PREVIOUS and CHRONIC DISEASES

IF STATE STREET, opp. Court House
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Tne Net..paper s,ress-

The L,ndou preacher, CePei, told
some plain truths some weeks ago
concerning a variety OF matters apper-
Jaiuiug 20 he state OF the society 10
thc present day After showing thst
MARRIAGE wer5 becoming fewer anu
lever. which fact he attributed aIm0H
Eboly 20 the exJravagaUce aud cost
Iucs- Of feua,e dres. and fashion. he
prrdic'ed that the Uickedne-s produc
I'd by these thiogs won { one day
bring terrible and vlssbie puui,hmeD,
upon society.
O:cour-e the press conld not escape
b. omaiveron- el"qneuee de sad
The press had instituted tsw %: moral.
y Of ~ omn, and perverted the con-
mandmpUi. Thou shalt not be r
isi9e witness against shy ueighbor.
,uto formula that whatver YVES k noSu
about people might be reportei TO
them This wa- moral license
>urVassiux anything before known.
The home, he -aid. was not sacred
nor were private affairs 1t seemed 10
he taken for gtanfed that everybody
bad q right to kuoH about every body
ei-e, be il good or bad, and to pro-
claim that knowledge to the world
Ii anything happened fhst could dis
credit a man IN the estimation OF the
public. even If IL we're false rumor
it was sure 70 be reported. The >piril
Of charity seemed to have taken her
lasting departure from The world,
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

We arc authorized % annouuc' ". W.
iAN COCK as candidate for City
" larsbgl
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Eawasntthe Tno,hache.

la the ladies' waiting room at the
Ce0iral Depot the other day were q
newly married couple from Grass-iske
They had been vl-Jiug in the city two
or three days, aud were theu ready 10
90 home. They sat side by eide, Of
course. his arm around her waist. aud
-he leauIug on his shoulder a long
wasted stranger tlom the East having
-ore eyes and a blg heart, walked il.
-ow ihem thus seated aud in about
d minute he asked OF the husband.
Has that woman there got the
The tUorhschs?
The husboud looked up ia surprise.
but made no answer. Alter tw0 OF
three miuuses the long waisted mau
again remarked:
IF that wum4u has get the tooth
ache I've got a bottle of peppermint
ia my satchei here
The br de ro.ied her big white eyes
around. aud the husband looked some
What embarrassed The man frou
down Ea-r unlocked his sstehel, ium
bled among shirts aud collars aud
brought up four ounces Of peppermint
es>eucc he uucorked il, touched 'he
couient- Of the bottle against his big
red tongue, and, hasdinE It forward
10 the husband. leeioE.y said:
just have her sop s5us on rag
aud rub her gooms with il. w eve
used it 10 our family for"
Tie hride'- eyes threw out spsrks
% she lite: her bead from its loving
position, aud. striking a the bottle
she suarIet out
"Turhacbe. you fule! If you
don kuog the difference tween .rue
love und tuthscae you'd better pies
grass with the gee>el
My Lord! gra>Ped 'he man, aD'
he hurried out with ms -atcheI in on
hand eud the Jottle ia ne other.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

Psducah claims to be the cIeanest
aud May field The fIthiest city 10 the
State. The Newssnd the Leader sd
vance the respective claims.
The bill reducing the tax on tobacco
to Is ceuts has passed the House and
not The Senate The matter was prob
ably postponed till next winter.
1t is roughly estimated that the
Rregste OF appropriations made bI
Congress for the f-cal year ending the
18 n OF June, 1879, viii be about
$4,000 600
G Alfred Townsend, the champion
liar of the world, fixes mp the oext
canvass for President with Grant a.
The Reuub.icsn candidate, General
Sherman Democratic. aud Ben Butler
he standard bearer Of The National
party.
o. Wednesday last at the Groom
sale of stock at Winchester, Clark
county. 13I heud of cows were sold
tor rhe SUN of 500 900 averaging over
$3.50 each. The sale Is being made {"
settle up The indebtedness OF 1t
Groom. aud the cattle sold were Of
the best blood.
Mrs Tii,on was ezcommpnicated by
he holy Beeoher AID his eaf9WaJe Of
>aiot- last night The unfortunate
womao should rejoice that ,he ha-
been cast out cf the Immoral com
panionship which has ruined her
The Princeton Banner says Of the
rain last Monday The damage it did
in washing away wheat shock. coru,
tobacco aud general destruction would
amount to at least S2p 600 10 this
county alone. There was scarcely a
branch or creek in the couuty 5hat wa-
fordable at I o'clock.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
+. carn Fro,r, I.W. Rima.


To tho Voters of the First CongressiOna !
Districr
EE1Low CITIZENs-When I be
came . candidate for Congress, I ex
pected that l should have au opuor
unltv OF visiting each county a the
District. ADD thus be afforded tb,
pleasure of forming a personal scquaiu
tance with you, but siuce my 80
aouocement my professional engage
uent, combined with my own personal
aud rrigate affairs have been such a.,
to preyent NE from doing so.
And now there Is proposition be-
ore The people of the district to holn
urinary election at the regular Au
Jus, election, to settle the claims Of
he difsrent aspiraot and | feel, thai
,hould this proposition be adopted
slrb ms limited acquaintance below
he rivers. | would do myself great
.rin.,ice TO continue the contest In
yIgv Of the surrounding circumstance.
have therefore concluded 10 withdraw
rom the cauvs~s. leaving to my con
ps,i,ors the adjustment of the qu slinl 9
,rasing out o. the cuute~t IA sucu
manner a. may seem TO them proper
md r,ohr. gnd a may be best csicu'a
ed 10 promote the interest and bar
uony If the party without suffering he
Canvass 10 degenerate into mere per.
-onal scramble for Office In retiring
desire 10 return 10 those friends who
have given me their sympathy my
~iucere thanks for their confidence and
partiality manifested in my behalf,
aud assure them that in the future,
[ shall ever esteem it privilege to
hem, aud reciprocate their Kindness
shenevor an opportunity shall present
Itself
Respectfully, J ". BLUE.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28

OUTRAGEOUS RAPE CAsE.-Re2ort
reaches us Of g most outrageous and dia-
SolicaI case of rape, which occurred in
Lake county. Tenn, on Monday of last
week. 1t occurred on the WestbrOok
farm and was committed on little girl,
only eight years old, BY the name OF
Thorne, and the men charged with the ia =
famous crime 60 by the name OF Graham
and Kestersou. The father of the little
Girl il a tenant on the Westbrook place
aud the two men, Graham and Kesterson.
went there on Monday. both drunk. and
we'll supplied with whisky. Our report
has IL that they made the whole family
drunk. including the little girl. Graham
appears TO be the guilty perpetrator Of
the deyelish act, and had TO use knife
to accomplish the heliish work hester
son is an aecomplice in protecting Gra
ham from immediate punishment and ar
rest. They both made their escape, and
we're not arrested until Friday. Sheriff
Merriwether had posse securing the
country, and finally captured them. The
whole community were in arms, intent on
dealing summary death, and it was with
the utmost difficulty thar the officers Of
the law could protect the prisoners from
the enraged and outraged people. Only
the argument that Lake county was suG-
fering in public reputation already from
Iawlessness ever stayed the excited oiti-
gems. The two men were placed IN Jail
aud there appears no possibility Of doubt
as to their guilt. The opinion still pre-
walls that it will be impossible 10 control
the excited public feeling, and the pris-
oners will very likely be taken from Jail
and hung BY unknown parties.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
IN ASTONISHING FACT

A large proportion Of the American
people are to-day dying from the Ell s
OF Dyspepsia or disorfered liver The
result of these diseases npou the mass
Of intelligent ard valuable people Is m 81
alarming. making life actually burden
instead Of pleasant existence Of en-
joyment and usefulness So il ought 10 he.
There is no good reason for this, If you
Will only throw aside prejudice and
sKepticism. take the advice Of Druggist
and your fr onds. ana try one b,ttle f
Greens August Flower. You- speedy
relief is tain. Millions Of BOTTLES Of
TINS medicine have been given away Go
10 try its virtues. With satisfa Y results
n every case You can buy 4 sample
bottle for cents 10 try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Coz
tinent. Sold by Buok x CUwoILG.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
THE GREAT RACE.
Ten BToeck and MO7Iie M'CaF-
:hy.
For Ten Thousand Doliars.

On the 4th day Of July next, the turf
history OF our country will be made mem
orable BIZ the contest between the two
equally famous race horses. Ten Brock
of Kentucky, aud Mollie Mccarthy, the
hitherto invincible queen Of California.
These two horses are well matched in
speed and endurance, and judged by heir
public performances. il will be difficult 70
name the winner. Ten Brock has the
best record for all distances from one to
four miles and Miss Nollie has run tbir-
teen races at all distances, from one mile
10 four mile heats, and won all in the
easiest manner possible. She has beaten
three horses that have beaten Ten Brock
aud as her past perform lnces are c consiI-
cred no index of what she is yet eapabIe
We may reasonably expect TO witness
sach race, At four mile heats. "a has
never yet been run Thi- race is to COM
of over the Louisville Jockey Club Track
which ia one Of the finest in the count. =
and is famous in turf history for the po.
IA ole events which have been run OYER IL
The charge for admission that day will ne
81 N the field, and au additional charge
VIII o. HAos lof tAe Ciuo House and
Grand STAND privileges. All railroad and
steamboat lines have made half rate fares
10 Louisville which are good from Jnl,
lst 10 6th. The race will attract than
sands 10 Louisville, many from the roideo
gates Of California. From ihe North me
East. the South, the West viii assembie
20 see the Queen OF The Pacific Slope 6sb,
her battle for turf supremacy with The
King of the West
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Closing ExPgc SEES OG NTs. ROui-
hac'S Academy.

h1G~S [EsahtksaF
The closing exercises Of Mrs Roulhac g
Academy, was witnessed by large audi
euce wednesday night. The music scbol-
srs of Miss Belle Fortune, of whom large
number are members of this school, par
ticipated. The exercises consisted Of mu-
sical performances By Miss ForJuue 5
class, together with compositions, essays
and tableaux, by tue wnoia school. Iae
exhibition was a credirable affair reflect
ing credit on teachers and pupils:
PRoGRASXE;
Welcome Spring-By Class.
Essay-Lizzie hnoerr.
Tablesu-LoYs Among the Roses.
Firedy Polka-Katie Kingmap aaj Rosa
White.
Vocal Solo-Ids Scharfe.
Essay Wiiburn.
TabieAu-Council OF Beauty.
Guitar Duett-Luia Wilson aul Eunje Me-
Cutcheu.
Essqy-EHa Ringwood
Tableau-Q Queen ElIz4beth ard Amy r
IustrUmeafti Solo-HOlhe oimoues.
Essay-lia Her;weck.
Iableau-Founiain Of Bliss.
instrumental Sgl1-lGa H-rtFccs.
Vocal S0Io-Mpliie Siuones.
Essay -Slllie Plcsett.
Tsbleau- love Dream
Guitar Soio-Lou WIjsoa.
T.b.eaG-Peace AMI Prosperity.
Vocal SOl0-Moiiie Simoues.
Tsbleau-Neeriug Of the Winds.
Naledictor ory-Anuie SLerron-
The exercises closed with beautiful
ana well written valedictory oy Miss An
ME shearou; after which Mr Nm Il
Gardner made very neat address and
presented the FIRST pijze in book keepiu z
to Miss Annie Sbear0n, and the second
prize 20 Miss Fannie Ambsrg.
Then followed the presentation Of pri-
zes for good conduct and diligence in
stniIes," to the following young ladies':
Rosa White, Salie Puckett, Jennie
Puckett, Matte Robinson. Ella Ringwood,
Blanche WiIturn, Meta Gardner, Mamie
Warren, Carrie Ramage, Mary Ramags
Matte Hertweck, Ida Hertweek, Mary
Bsrendes, Mary May. and Lizzie Kuoerr.
CERTIFICATES As TEACHERS.
MIR Geo. b. Prather, made a short ad-
dress, and stated that on Tuesday after
noon, ne examined four Of Mrs. Rou' hac' $
scholars, aud from the merit Of their ez-
aminatio 3, he took pleasure in presenting
teachers ceI tifcates" to the following
class;
Misses Auuie Shearou. Ella Ringwood,
sallie Thomas, aud Lizzie Knoerr.
The pupils Of the school marked the
closing exercises by little episode IN
presenting Mrs. Rouihae a besutiful toilet
set and bracket; and also the presenta
ton of a book to Mr.. Geo. Roulhac by tue
class in book keeping.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28


Cartain John T Goire. the ceietrA'7
ed sub marine diver. Who has Oeep
here for several weeks in the interer's
n the owners o. the sunken Csiume'
makes proposition to atiempt one o.
the most sstouishing feafs ever though
of He proposes to walk from mere -
Cairo on the bottom Of the OHIO r'Ve'
IN tgeptv Eve dAvs. and has irieao'
Who Will back him for SO 900! Il "
attempts IL he will have a Goat to a.
company him. upon which VIII "'
nlsced an air pumu and other neces-S
~ apparajus BE w'il ciaim
OF coming up whenever
deems il necessary. but proposes T"
walk every foot Of he distance 10 ihr
lime sreCifcd Mr. G Is .soid
n,an mentally and physically He J.
,Eick set strong and tough HE ez-
ploits seventy FIVE tcet under tie W"
YES az II Louis mode bim iamoPs
throughout the country as diNe''
aud ,ho.e who Know him per-onaiJ
equally admire him for biz social qia'
les and slam "a Of character II
.- modest. upa-sumlog gentle n'sh
and When he makes \ prnPa-iuoo ''
1aik from CipcinDsd to Cairo on 'h'
bottom Of he river. those Who hp1F
him tost know that he meaus II an1 h'
vii accomplish the feat or approsch y
- near as possible Tor an Dir hresthI"s
mortal Compared to such az under
,ating the exploit. Of Baynton on the
surface OF the waves. with his iutstee
rubbers, sppesT bubbles.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Worse ana worse.

The accounts from the surrounding
counties concerning the damages 10
crops, stock. sc by the rain OF last
sunday night, continue to arrive and
show the losses tn have been qGi'e
large and 10 the Purchase alone VIII
sggregate over 500 900. Yesterday
We announced THAT the damages 10
Mar~hall would be $40 900 aud to day
sc are advised thar our information l.
correct Caldwell county reports
loss OF $50 600 in the immediate ueigh
borhood OF Princeton, with toe more
di>taot parts OF the county TO hear
from Graves county will iose about
$4,000, as estimated by gentlemen
from that county who know. This
county will lose considerable Itself,
though not more THAI So 600 OF 81.
000. which makes GEAR the aDouot
given above, while there are FIVE more
counties TO hear from Padueah
News.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
The G!tOsIOg ExPrctSas Of EEtCk-
man Academy.

The following pupils received silver
medals for special merit in the studies
annexed to their names:
: c. Helluer-Writi
Chss F Harness-Spelljng.
Wm. Kieser-Map Drawing
The following received Certificates Of
Distinction
J. C. Hellner-Ger-, Fr. Alg.
81. Stroug-Sp Wr, Blk
Clarsuce Landrum-S Rd.
VIM. Baltzer-Rd.
VIM. Barry-Ri.
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book eepiuz.
Pc. HALLIBURTON, Principal.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
4 Good Joke.

A parish:oner stopping with his pastor
was mortified 10 see him VISIT a closet af-
ter each meal and quietly take q drink
from n suspicious looking bottle His
duty compelled him TO remonstrate with
the good man On ttis depiorahle practice
but his rlorjifcstion was increased when
he u as shown that ii vas bottle Of Dir.
\. Q. simmons Liver Medicine that wac
used. and ne was assured hat 10 that K
cellent remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspeptic
symptoms, with which they had been
Stlioted until he was cured by this relis-
BILE remedy.
This medicine is for safe by Buck &
CowGILL who also have some trial paek
ages to be given away TO applicants.
The Hickman courier., 1878-06-28
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored !

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