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Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
DEATHS

NoRTH.-In Blackbird. on 23d inst. George North.
formerly of this town, aged 81 years.
wARREN.-on the l4th inst, in Frsderica at the
residence OF her son-inlaw, John w. Hall. ar III N.
Warren, relict of the late Samuel Warren. aged 7s
years and months.
GIEsER-In Dover. the 18th inst, Mary J., wife Of
Lonis Gieser, Of Dover.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

Thirty or forty Mormons were accommo-
dated with polygamous wives at Salt Lake
City, last Thursday, one among them taking
two women said to be mother and daught-
er. Tomorrow, however, is to be the great
marrying day authorized by the Mormon
Church.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

At Pittsburg, Pa. Saturday, the trial OF
the parties charged with having been en-.
gagged in the riots in that city on Monday,
July %, was concluded, the jury returning
a verdict convicting Hezekiah Wooten.
John Squint, Thomas Francis, John Noll
and Aaron Dease.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

E. X. Collins, founder of one of the first
lines Of American steamships. died in New
York, Tuesday week, aged 76 years.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

The terms of peace which the Porte has
accepted are extremely hard, and imply
the subjection of the Ottoman Empire to
the will of Russia. There are still many
perplsxities to be removed, and until they
are settled there cannot be real tranquility.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

Recently person aged one hundred and
two years was admitted to the Norris Square
U. p. Church, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

The schooner Tioihght, which broke her
mOorings at Atlantic City, n. j., on We'd
nesday last and drifted to sea in a storm,
came ashore Friday night on Brigantine
beach, ten miles from Atlantic City. The
boy AdolPhus Parker, who was the only
person on board, is we'll.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
$4,000 GRAPE VINES.

Apple Pear and Cherry Trees. Shade and Ornamen-
tai Evergreens, and other notions Silver Maple in
large supply, cheap.
Pure Grape Wine for Medicinal and Church use.
TERMS CASH. oct 3-tf
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

A dispatch from Norfolk, Va, announces
the death Of Geo. P. Gordon, inventor oil
the Gordon printing press.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
Books & Stationery.

School Books all used in Public or Private Schools
in this part of the State
Blank Books, full assortment every size and grade
large and small
Memorandum Books, great variety
Hymn Books, all styles.
Bibles, all styles and Sizes from largest Family to
smallest Pocket Testament.
Music Books and Sheet Music. Whatever is not in
stock will be furnished TO order at Publishers
Prices
Miscellaneous Books Standard furnished to order
rom any Publishing House in the country, at
Catalogue Prices
Writing Paper, all Styles, choice.
Envelopes, all sizes and qualities. Paper and Enve-
lOpes II Specially
Writing Desks variety.
Photograph Albums.
Autograph Albums.
Fine Drawing Papers.
Gilt and Silver Papers.
Glazed, and Tissue Papers.
Sunday School Reward Cards &c.
Gold Pens, best make.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

II. Schenk e. Son, wsll-known patent
medicine manufacturers, Of Philadelphia,
have suspended.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

The projectors of the new Brazilian rail
road are evidently in earnest, second
vessel being announced to leave Philadel.
phia this week with more than 200 laborers
and large quantities of supplies. This new
route is expected to open trade especially
on the part of the United States, with
Bolivia, a country abounding in riches, but
now without any quick methods of COM
munication with the outside world.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

The sheriff of New Orleans succeeded on
Saturday, after temporary conflict of
authority with the federal custom house
officials, in arresting Anderson, Kenner
and Casanave, members of the returning
board, under the writ issued by the Superior
Criminal Court of the city. The boss of
the board, Ex-Governor J. Madison Wells,
managed to dodge arrest, but it is said he
will make his appearance in court to-day.
Anderson, Casanave and Kenner remain in
the parish prison, but will give bail to-day.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
OUEE $ WARE.

In this Department everything will be found from
French China Tea Sets and Decorated Toilet Sets
down through Granite ana c. C. Ware in infinite
variety, TO Common Stone and Red Earthen Ware
Stove Pipe Guards Specially. Flower Pots.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

1t appears from the official dispatches
that Gourko's victory over Suleiman Pasha
was overwhelming. The Turkish force,
was cut in two, one portion driven into the
snOw-clad mountains of Thrace, and the
Turkish COMMANDMENTS Chief succeeded in
rallying both divisions of his beaten army
and bringing them in safety to Dave shows
his military skill From the beginning of
the war the Turks have been largely out
numbered. Osman Pasha's army, at its
surrender, numbered only $4,000, while
the Russo Roumanian force to which it
capitulated was not less than 100000
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

PERsoNAL.-,Col. Matt. Macarthur, of
Ohio, has just completed the wonderful
astronomical feat of eating quail eat h
day for thirty-one days. This was done on
a wager of 81, 900, and now he offers to bet
$50 that he can continue the eating ten
days longer, one quail each day.
The elegant and costly swords which
were once presented to Gen. Twiggs for
gallant service in the Mexican war, and
which were captured by Gen. Butler at New
Orleans, are still preserved in the treasury
at Washington.
Sxty-four clergymen of the Episcopal
Church died during last year, and of the
forty-three whose ages are given in the
Churchman's Almanac, the average age was
over 6l years.
Mr.. P. T. Barnum is said to calculate that
he has sold since he began his business
no less than SS3,000,000 worth of tickets.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

The conditions of peace were submitted
Saturday to the Turkish Parliament..
Excitement prevails in Greece. The cry is
still for war in behalf of Crete and Thessaly,
and for ancient rights and prestige.
The Montenegrins continue at work captur.
ing forts......The vote on the motion for
supplementary supplies was a party test in
the British Parliament Monday night.
Lord Derby has Withdrawn his resignation
THE French government has ordered
the commander of the French iron-clad at
Smyrna to be in readiness to protect French
interests at Constantnople if necessary
DR.. John Doran, distinguished London
author is dead......A Rome dispatch an
nounces that the Pope grew worse on
Saturday, and partook Of no food. 1t is
not believed, however, that there is cause
for immediate alarm.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
Fifteen of Philadelphia's largest firms
failed last week.
THE MARKETS.
FOR Rem r.

The desirable dwelling on Main Street above Metho-
dlSt now in the tenure of the Rev. Charles HILL Also
other houses Possession March 1st 1878.
Apply to WIN. DANIEL, NJ D..
Jan SO-5t Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, &c.

"UODHH HLuuUH WHILE UU'
Tubs. Pals, Churns, &c.
Butter Market Tubs
Baskets. every description.
Ropes, from inch down.
Cotton Line, large variety.
Twines, everything desirable.
Giling and Seine Twines are made Specialties
Oil Cloths Floor and Table.
Window Shades and Shading
Fringes and Fixtures.
Picture Cords all cOlors.
Brushes, all sorts.
Clear Bristle Hand Scrubs
Hair Brushes. Fine to Common.
Painters Brushes
Wall Brushes extra.
Shoe Brushes, fine.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30

Cards and Circulars neatly printed at
this Office.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
Registers Order.

REGISTERS OFFICE. DOVER, KENT COUNTY, DEL,(
January 2lst, 1873
Upon application of H. c. DOUGLASS, Executor
of ENOCH SPRUANCE, late of Duck Creek Hundred,
in said County, deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the said ii. C. DOUGLASS
give notice of the granting of Letters Testa-
mentary upon the estate of the said deceased,
by causing advertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date of such letters in six of the most
public places of the County of Kent requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 20 present the
same. abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same to be
inserted in the SMYRNA TINES, newspaper published
in Smyrna, and continue therein weeks.
Given under the hard and seal of Office of
sEAL the Register aforesaid, at Dover Kent County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
J. c. PENNEWILL, REGISTER.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
NOTICE.

Runaway from the subscriber, on Monday. the 2Sth
inst, George ragger white boy about 13 years old
from the Childrens Home 4st street. West Philadel-
pha. All persons are forbid harboring or trusting
him on my account.
ROBERT DERRICKSON
TAYLoR's BRIDGE JAM 3Oth 1S7S-St
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
GLASSWARE.

This Department embraces everything In this line,
from the Finest Flint Goblets and Fruit Stands down
through all the styles and qualities to the smallest
Salts and Nappies and Cup Plates.
Smyrna times., 1878-01-30
NOTICE.

The undersigned, Executor named above here
by gives notice, that Letters Testamentary were
granted TO me the Dist day of January 1878; all
persons therefore having demands against the de-
ceased estate will present the properly attested
on before the 2lst day of January 1879 or abide
by law in this behalf
jan 233w II. C. DOUGLASS, Executor.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
1c,,er sroun ,he Esead.

NAL RID Bend, NY Al-- IL 1919
EEior Courier. -Aflcr one Of the most
exciting eIscIions ever wifn-s-e IN tA. S
district We have sEaiu sortied into tHs
old routine. and matters aud things grind
on as usual We contributed our quota
to the passenger list Of the Salt Aiyer
Packet; and iu future have resolved that
our isolated district snail be represcnf cd
IN every enterprise Of the county, politicsi
or otherwise. Crop prospects are fine
brtsori what lessened oy three weeks
drought in July. Hcal5h moderately
good Blr6ecues a-e the order OF the
day-aud hardly a week has passed with
out ono since the glorious Fourth On
the 9Th. young man while Pracijciu Z
for a tournament 20 come of on the zen.
was severely hurt by his horse falling
with him whiie 20 full speed bat mis- iu-
iaries fortunately viii not prove fatal
several Of our neiyhbors viii be At Court
this week HurrieG.y yours,
MEMO
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
Use Lighting Relief for all pain
For sale by
sngs Al Beck CowGILL.


BEER SALOONS FREE N FULTON
CoUS1y y-It secrus that the sale Of lager
baar in F,I.or c,,c,v - ~, ;,,e-.,i,,st
oy any eA'S''"s 'S"' e''htr "s sue "''h "a
/ quart or o'ber|lse- The sale OF spirit
uous OF vinous' liquors by the drink
tbet IA wbiske- uine brar5v c.c IS IN.
( .,,,s+,..., .t.. D.
] there appears 70 be no nae, o. ofher PEN
atty, anyv here denounced against the
/ .sia of b.s--av-en, .,b. s.lIin.- or =, ~
cs
N'5 - UT 10 minors
I ana lheorlaies on any day IHIs is ths
construction Of law By the legal author
I lilies and cor,patsrt ,l,i,io, s,,s,.5,s aba.
.o..,.r.,;oa r,....,5Ia.oe -.
- 80. ,bou ...o5 - -. - .....
-, ~ a., os,.,. a.. ,...s.-l....7
.sors.1v.s o.. v,,i,- 5os.o ,b. .,.. -,
hear bv tb. drink rra,iesr, "a ,-o,, lid
wine wbis!,ev or brandy Tho advo,s,os
and oraanents of tbe lave MI en- ,73sr-
s,ood IL and ., a-g..i :. rsp5.s, the
elee.;o,
AT as Cssn % sss.s ,7fr cs--
ers! Statutes. reads a. follows:
8. ANY person. unle.s he shall have a
license therefor, who shall sell in any
9nHut''y vine or sp'rit99eus liquors. or
- ar.aL ,tsra., -. | .i,o
premises where sold. or snail self the
ssme, and it shall ne 20 drank, shall be
deemed gniitY OF keeping tipping
A. A., - 80, .', '. et,L.n,I,,s
full authority. directly or Indirectly. sell
hy retail, in suy quantity Whatever, to ne
'-ll run at me Piace oI SAFE OF on the stulg
tbs ana sba,i bo 20 Jrnot an yino1s
OF spiriruos liquors. or any mixture there
with. shall be fined twenty dollars for
eacn and every oHense, oa the n1ietment
u gram july
1he point appears 70 be, that the state
law considers only such houses as sell BY
retail wine or sPirituous liquors es
tipping houses The authority 70 IL
cense coffee houses, saloons, tavern and
'tippIing houses" has been re8ealsa. 90
far as it applies to this county by the
law voted upon last May, and fines ana
penalties attach to any violat ions: and no
authority exists to grant the privilege Of
selling spirituous, ,iuous or malt liouors
Within the limits Of Fulton county. Ifa
man is arranged for selling beer By the
drink. aad assuming him guilty, there is
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16

a strange story comes 20 ~ frrn
dawo the river Mr. Frsok Billings
ao old 6-herma1. nesr tie upper iock
on The river. ~h.is ruosisg Ms irnt
lice feE dsy' since. fonnd that ~
had hHaz monster catfish n order
70 msks s1re OF his Fsms, ba wrapped
toe line srnuDd HE ~ri.l. The byh
Easine = desperate .G,ri for hber'y
upset :he skia and Tho 6.hrr'p~o. bs
lag unsbls 70 ds-eotsngle himself from
'hs lioe, vas dragged under ,he Nstrr
sud drowned before sssIs'ssoe cVoi5
resch him Some oeishSafs o. The
bank witossssi ina oa'ss'gorhs cod
hssteued 70 The scene, bnt Too i.te
They recovered shc dead body Of a. e
drowned mao. and lheu secured the
dsh. which wsa found 40 Weigh 22e
pounds ghi- s'a'emsnt romes ~ o.
20 veil authentics'sd that ws can GA
doubt las truth ( Hsri Ky Dsmo
crat.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16

- . DAHtNbier
hiss Mary c1s',s lee. s..u.,
cf Gen kpesr, " LIE. srav,A S's
few d-ya ago. tn. csiBpaoy ssiA .n
lsdy friebt' from NAiia VITO r,gi.,
cd q, lie lotoi Royal aea Etrsn,.-.
/, app"sr- th,s dJ-'ne the ni9b, ~
the 5'h insisnt ihe mosovi,o.h,.
sround the bed ,eoiisd soisso,.i1,
lrcm candle which Mss Ls Dad
lighted.
In fev rIimsn'' ihs q 'nses .p-.ef
snd csvght The iaHe curtains. snd sh-
room Sss 5000 cnveloped 20 f,rss
~hic'i Miss Leo hergicaily ssds.g.,rJ
~ suPproas. hnt without sDcoess snt
fesriug that 'Ae hotel snigh, 30 J4-s
"a rhe ss9s % alarm u 60. Rss,A
50 81 wss hesref hS soma Rsa,;e mo
vito Tefe occupying ROOMS oa the aanis
6 los whom eK-l life S,nrei " NJ.
coo ~nd Hr v 4 CLARK OF Coloa. h. .
=. q F., were ihe Grsi vho crus 70 ~
se-o'ie Of Hi-- lee aui snsoseisd in
sseing har maRrg ard eSiuable t-p.i
~ 'r"m iio faoia- Ths n5reir
foli"NiuG the Gre Niss Ire asprcs.t J
hsr w'ilinTuess % isg "a daiu1gas.
though tie 6rs had oooIrral f., 70,
sc' ID -nt Iha propris'or taking 81
v'ai 20 Of ihe luly. dsminaei 29NI
francs, vbiah sa- prepsHeron, al
enorin"aa chargc fnr tie jamare.
Tho friend4 ~ Miss I,as 4, oooa
dea'-rred 70 this rhSres, The Aeeri
oas Coo.ul Mr. Danoan, q; this place.
Sss exceedingly KIND. aud prpse.ly 4
ngaiu-t 'he prt mept q apy such sun
The proprietor. now b4iug foiled 20
his d.. graceful egJrt TO cvsrrhary-
I tor danHrn ACQUIRING froui accideu'
heearne i"-o'eat. aud spoke 10 a usaope
I which reflected apan .Hiss bee 1'he
( insult vas quickly resented Mr.
Clark, Of Coismbia. S c sii0o& biu
over the head with an umbrella.
IL fow moments fbe pToprlefn,
was surrounded by number of l.
liar. RhO we're o'erks. Wsi'crs anJ
+ attaches "f the o'ei, bat they werr
'uei hy Jaige Melton, Colonsl john
/ Sloan. Jr M u A. p Jordso
of South C,rolina. sud DR.. I.P
Roberts, Of Georgia who. By their
courage sod determinations, oaa-cd
them 10 a'einpede AMI Gail fof the %
| lice. a large crowd saon assembled
shout The ho'e' Tbs proprietor ua.
denounced BY Co'onel 5losn for his
oonduc' toward Mis-. lee. snd challeog
cd him 10 go into the gsrIeo sud
answer for The s,ns with swords or
pistols. which ihs proprietor declined
to accept /, would be we'll for Amer.
leans 20 avoid this holsl when OIn-
/ ing 10 Naples
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
G8OCEEIE9.

BACON, sides 7a7}cts; sloalIers ja51cts )
hams S1al9c.
CHEESE. l2l4c per paaai.
COFFEE. Rio, 20a225 per lb.
CRACKERS, 7a9o per ID.
COAL OIL 20 per gallon.
CANDLES, star, l6al7c es-Ls
fLuCT. HICKMAN AIMS szri 3l5-fi.
MOLASSES, 50a6oc per blli G0s6Jc per
half harr-t
LARD OIL. 81 90 PER gallon.
LARD sc per lb
GUNPO NDER 500 perk keg
BLASTING POWDER, S5h4psr keg.
SODA 32c per ID. by me sss.
SUG AR, brow 9tlfc; hara l231lio.
SHOT. per bag. - o.
SroNEW WARE. l0a12at33 re' gallon
TOBACCO. mqnufao'l per % coast 90.
SALT. car loai bush bbl-, 81 So by re
tail s. 90; Z68 l5. bbl, car loadi 81 Ga
lao; by retail Sl.60.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16

On august i0th, 1873, at the residence of
r. 7. Wright, in Fulton county, VRG1L
c., infan, son of the Rev. Thomas W and
Sarah E Wright, aged one year and
eighteen days.
Little virgjl's stay on earth was short,
tha, IL might be longer in the Celestial
City. Weep not fond parents, yOur loss
is his efernal gain. for while you miss
his voice on earih he makes one more tie
toward The Heavenly land. where he keeps
his neser ending yigiis TO welcome you
home. where parting will De no more and
where Jesus wipes away all tears.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
AwornIng to our PeopIe,

EbiroR CoURIEa.-From present sp-
pearAac,s il seems more than likely we
win haye yellow Fever in Hickman, and
ihsf vsrg soon. Believing, Gs ! do, that
its valance may he much modified, if not
controlled. by strict sanitary means,
feel it ny duty to call on All good eiiiZsns
of Hickman. TO set their houses in order,
and nor onlv their houses bat their yards,
gardens los, stables &c cat the weeds
and grass down close and bave It remov-
ed, TIA, The sun may dry the ground Re
move Il, slth and distribute lime over all
damp and foul places. Put or : lbs. Of
ooperAs in a bucket Of water and pat in
priviss ar other places that have unpleas-
ant ase.--hen- -coops. stables, sc.
stronsIS args the city conncii 10 have all
the streets ami sewers cleaned :. and .ln', the
azn h;s mart and eiesn up a. korss,
and wsse thai is done our little city will
be clean indeed 1t VIII be 100 lats when
the pisS is strikes as. Nov is the time
g. eS 4. 'FARIs M
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
4 REMAgEAaLE REsuLT.

It mnkes no difference how many Physi-
cians, or how much medicine you have
tried IL IS now an restablisnei fact that
Germsn Syrup is the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction in severe
gases Of Luag Diseases. II IS true there
are yet thousands OF persons who are
predisposed 10 Throat and Lung Affections
Consumption, Eemorrhages. Asthma,
Severe Colds settled on the Breast
Fneumouia, whooping Cough. Sc, who
have no personal knowledge af boschee' =
German Syrnp. TO such We would say
that so oe0 dozen were last year without
cne complaint. ConsGmptises try just
nne bottle Regular size 75 cents sold
BY oil Druggists II Aner!ca. Sold BY
Btez & Cow6iLL.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16

HICKMAN FEMALE ACADEMY 1t
will afford every friend of education
true pleasure, to. read the announcement
ths, the next session Of this institution
will commence the Ist Monday in Septeul-
Der, and that II is sarrouaded With more
encouraging prospects than ever before
N It's history. Mrs. Roulhac, the princi-
pal, deserves all this and more. She is
one Of the best teachers in the State, and
her patrons think there is no better fe-
male school anywhere. A number OF
scholars from abroad have already been
entered, and prospects FOR large nuEb Eber
Of others. She will surround herself the
incoming term with competent assistants,
but every pupil will be under her own
eye, government and direction. Our peo-
pie are proud OF her school, and can com
nend it IN the highest terms 20 and
all. We sincerely believe IL to be, sil
things considered, the best female school
in the State of Kentucky. 1t hasn't the
advantages of some older and better es-
tASiished schools Of course, but the pupils
learn more, and that IS what parents
want Besides, her charges for tniiion
and bosrd, makes education so much
cheaper than the female schools Of great
er reputation. Ter sys;em OF education
is thorough See her catalogue.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16

Ia HADS'r HEARp or II -Th@
ner $50 3assna READ she papers va
10 fo-u l. ,11sy afternoon. ard when
M sa~ 'he rlr~es gazing hasteoward
ihrorgh bite ~ o5sogrei Rindog glass.
he sn--oaohei = aster and inDooontis
Inquired Il there vas anything wrons
w,th the mac 9iuerV of tho upper re-
gi0us. No. sai3 lhe msa 70 ehnm
thr ques,ioo Wa rr'; "s fellow ldft
here IN = holloon thi. uornioY On
trip ~ the srn. ard you will psroeies
,hsuding the innocent piece of suas '
"a glase) ihr' ihe intrepid ba,loouisi
has snchorc3 his ,nschine righ, in ,ho
face IF The great luminary And he
eyes u The roau who docsa'l read iha
papers bnlgsd oat like The biinkers &c
jack fshii. ne IN astonishnent BE-
saEsd az the dirkeucd oounicnapos ~
'ho orb Of Dig rOseDebOro EA-
a,niner.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16

a " IFs naGHEI , ne Ind.an
apolis News Of Thursday says.
In one Of cur Indians towns lady
renorsed to female friend with per
iect nonchalence, | am qnite sorry
ny husbands creditors did not aecep,
his FIRST offer Of settlement II they
had we would have cleared eighteen
thousand dollarsi No wonder orr
business men look upon the present
law as premium on man playing
The rascal -
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
Patrons of the Pnb,Ic scaoor

An act OF the Legislature of Kentucky
approved April 9Th, iS7s, amendatory 70
Chapter Is, General Statutes Common
Schools construes the word "patron. in
Section O. Article :, Chapter lS to mean
only those who actually SEMI children to
school; therefore, the per capita tax Of
so cents for each patron will De expected
only from those persons actually sending
10 school ". r. McCUTCHEN,
Chrm Board Of Trustees.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
Commercial.
HICKVtS CIR MER 0rTTcE :
Fanny, Aug. Is. 1873. J


APPLES, no demand ol acDuat Of Yellow
Fever
CORN. ear 2T1 sbellei So pr bushel.
COTTON, 9aIJI,
WHEAT. market active 7Ja85o per bnshol.
NEAL. 4oc from wagons
BEES YAK &c per TO-
HIDES green, s.; dry sAHsl, 8,l0c dry
fiut, j0al3c
WOOL. $0a3-!c per 10, tnb washed.
FEAFdERS 3}Ti0; per 10, prime
GENSING, h0a6oe per 10
TALLO IS, 81 per 10.
BUTTER. fresh, l0ai5c porh D.
POULTRY, spring chickens Si-ooi qil
8 00a2 81 per dozen.
EGGS, 6a7c per dozen.
BARRELS. Apple 4Jc Flour 4jo; Nolas-
scs 3 90: Molas=es Kegs ID g:,l 3, 9ic:
Molasscs Kegs, ; gals 70c; Wh'skcy
Kegs, 10 gal ) 10; whiskcy Kegs y
gal's, S1c
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
R,Ap Ire card from Dr. Faris. and

4 6pht occurred - LIST Saturday,
81 s.rbccue. In oblon county. setween
David Cloar end 81 Crockett, in which
Clear was severely stabbed By Crockett.
whss ia Il that never fai;s 70 ure
Rhrnmstisrn snd Eeuraieia7 RarIand :
Iiehsnfng Relief For sale hv Brcz &
Coworrr. lsuga-4t
All revsors wishing pictures by II
s Campbell had better call within the
next two weeks, az after ths. date he viii
he ahsent Ger some time. He is salexcel-
lent artist.
Mrs. Carrie Mahoney has returned
to Hickman, and viii reopen her school
on the lst Of September. She is sn ex-
cellent teacher and her friends will he
glad to hear Of her return.
BOARD OF HEALTH The Fulfon
County Court has appointed the foiiowin &
gentlemen a Board of Health for this
county, according 70 the requirements Of
an Act Of the last Legislature: DR.. Jos.
T. Luton, Dr.. Chas ". Miles, and Dr.. A.
a Paris
Rev IT. z Bryant. (coi) pastor Of
the proposed new Methodist church, whose
ee~Es~~esse~ - A,ss.nR.ing 20 build s
church house. after returninE thanks to
their white friends, aud their brethren IN
Christ, wishes 70 say that subscription
paper will be handed around By Thomas
Warrick, Gus Bass and others, and any
donations viii be thankfully received.
The Hickman courier., 1878-08-16
Hickman Male College.
FACULTY.:

=. G. HALvBURroN, Prof. Of Mh,hemaiics
and Physics.
G. W. Ftow-Es. Prof or Ancien. enl
Modern Languages.
RICHARD HAHiLroS, Prof. of Nent4l At 4
Moral Philosophy and English Literature
r. c. PRATRcR, Prof. Of Anatomy.
4. A. FARIs. Prof Of Physiolos Y
j. " CowGILL, Prof OF Chemistry aud
Natural Science.
GEO RouLHAc. Secretary aad Prof. Of
Book keeping and CoUmercial Law.
Hoard or Trustces:
Hon r. 4. Tyler, Chairman, Geo Warren,
Chas Balr1er, no. a. Wilson. n. 2.
Harness, {. L. Bsndle, Vim.
Robinson. Ssm'l Landrum,
Board OF Visiting Trustees
Wm. Alexander, Sr., Dr. NJ. Usher, NJ
H. Johnson. Jas. c. Harris, b. "
Tullc, Roht Watson, Dr. g. 5.
Miles and a. 2. Fields.
TEIHE Collegiate year Of 1873 20 will