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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
CURRENT PARAGRAPHS.



The incoming South Carolina legisla-
ture will likely call convention to draft
new constitution of that state.
Ralph Bingham, the seven-year-old
Richmond, Va, oratorical prodigy, Is
dubbed the " Boy Orator of Bethel"
Walter Malone, of Waldron, Scott
county, Ark, recently shot his father.in-
law dead when the latter interfered to
prevent the former from beating his wife.
r. E. Robinson, of Petersburg, Va,
was dangerously wounded in the side on
the oath ult. by the accidental discharge
{! pistol, which he was showing to his
wife.
The Mobile Register thinks the revolt
of the western coffee dealers against the
Baltimore and New Yoak merchants and
of the railroad lines running eastward has
called attention once more to the advan-
tages Of Mobile as an entrepot for coffee.
There is mammoth scheme on foot to
abandon the James river and Kanawha
canal and build a railroad along the
tow-path but it is believed the legisla-
ture will never grant charter giving
Richmond a controlling interest in the
road. 1t seems now to be conceded that
the canal will not be repaired west of
Lynchburg. Between that city and
B Buchanan a charter is being pressed for
a railroad between those two points.
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, has <e-
ceived the silver salver given him by
Columbia women" and in acknowledge
ment writes "What assistance | have
been abe to contribute to the relief OF
vouI state from the evils of misgovern-
ment was rendered to a people bound to
those who sent me here by every tie OF
kindred, of interest, of deathless mem
ories and enduring sympathies. l shall
treasure this beautiful gift through life
as 4 memorial of South Carolina new
iJrreh-antL 0f-t.he too generoHs- tribute
paid to me by her daughters for the aid
it wss my privilege to render in the time
finer distress ana humiliation"
Aiken Is. c. Journal: DR.. J. L.
Smith, of Silverton township, while open
ing up a new turpentine farm, noticed
something fall 10 the ground and crawl
toward the tent where he was sitting.
On examing the object he found it to be
an alligator. In the course of few mo-
ments a second one made its appearance.
The doctor found six others within a
space of two hundred yards, The ami
mails were all quite lively and about
twelve inches IN length. The place
whereon they fell is situated on high
sandy ground, about six miles north of
the Savannah river. The ann ais are
supposed to have been taken up in
water-sprout, at some distant locality,
and dropped in the region where they
were found.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
HOW To MANAGE HIM.

Hew shall manage my husband
I will tell you my deaf if / can;
He is really wonderful creature,
That Troublesome animal. Man
Yes really wonderful creature
SO strange, Inconsistent and queer
But you'll soon know the secret by learning
The mOdus operandi, my deari
II fe stays out toO late in the evening,
Pettaking Of supper and wiae,
Don't prove him false fsbrica or,
When he comes home by asking the time
Fo- he surely viii tell you the town clock
Sut the moment before rang out one
When IL struck he had counted 81 over
Just three times before il had donei
nd then, If his hat in the merning,
Is sm lier by far than his head,
Pon't hint by tie merest allysion
That his loTdship went typsy to bed
But rather regaid q the occurrence
A phenomenon puzzling and queer
Win a strange look Of mystiiicatiOn
10 your eyes If he's watching, my cearl
And don't fail to sew on bis buttons.
And likewise his clothes mend With care;
Don ttesse him for money for SHOPPING;
Don't frOwn when he acts like bear;
DoE' tell him too often. ny deAry.
That your poor head is aching with pain,
lest he whisper, way down in his bosom:
80! / wish were single asain''
Don't tell him that Mary, the housemaid,
And Ann, the obstreperous cook,
Refuse 10 receive your su SgestionA
VITA even so much look.
f-lu fell ,hiIu how yerP aRnaF ins:
~ often have found IL TO be
Toe tolu 10 g. Get ont of the kitchen,
Ana dent come a-bothering mel"
Bst 81 ways seem cheerful and happy,
And always look pleasant and CAV;
Ihan trOwn u ere is nothing more potent
u driving ones husband away,
Ana tnss you must ever keen striving
lou Il md II an excellent pan;
bai Whatever you do, dear, remember
that your husband is only a man.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11

establish and endow denOminational
colleges at Louisville, KY, and Sardis,
Miss.
The work among the Chinese on the
Pacific coast, by the Congregationalists,
has been carried on in schools with
seventeen teachers and over a thousand
pupils a Christian association and home
has been keptup by the Chinese converts.
A school building has been erected, and
despite occasional q hoodlum outbreaks,
the work progresses"
A theological seminary is to be opened
at Toxic, Japan, in connection with the
recent union of the three Protestant
missions. the American Presbyterian, the
Dutch Reformed and the United or
Scotch Presbyterian. The college
will have permanent staff OF three pro
fessors, one nominated by each Of the
missions
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
What kissing Really Is.

He was fresh from over the range, and
had just stepped in to get the latest news.
He listened attentively to Jim while
relating his experience the night previous
with his solid girl " at kissing fray.
when, with sneer of derision, he opened
his mouth and said ooh! talk abont
kissing Go away 1 have kissed in
the north l have kissed in Ghe south I
have repeated the soulstirring operation
east and west; 1 have kissed in Texas
and way down in Maine; / have kissed at
Long Branch and at the Golden Gate
in fact, in every state of the union in
every language and according to the
manners and customs of every nation 7
have kissed on the Mississippi and all its
tributaries; but, young man, for good
sound kissing, give me a fuIl-hedeed
Caribou girl. When you feel the pegs
drawn right through the soles of your
feet from your boots, that's kissing. tba.
is."--Denc (CoL) Mirror.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
THE PARLOR RIFLE.
Curious and Interesting Tests by DIR.
w. r. Carver.

The extraordinary challenge issued by
that crack shot, DR.. w. F. Carver, in the
Rod and Gun column Of last Sundays
Chronicle, has produced so much interest
in sporting circles here, that it was
thought worthy TO make a report of the
practice which the doctor is now making
daily in order TO prepare himself for the
matches he sees in perspective. DR.. Car
yer, in bis contests last year with Bogar-
dus, showed an excellent form in all the
fine points at pigeon shooting and glass
ball breaking, but the NEST remarkable
part of his challenge was the offer to
shoot with any one in the world for $3.50
or $500; 250 glass balls, his adversary tb
use a shotgun at thirty yards rise, white
the doctor was to shoot with a rife, the
ball being thro Yn in the air for hinf
This parlor rifle is Ballard of some nir,e
pounds weight, of % diameter, and We
nesday he gave telling exhibit Of IL
powers by first picking of a ground
squirrel that was peeping from its hole al
sOme eighty PAGES distant. In practicsrC Z
at glass balls the thrower is placed4 s
some eight PAGES distance, and he propaS
| the ball Perpendicularly sons eighteea
feet high, and then, as the ball rece9s
from its highest point, nine times oui ID
ten the shooter scatters the remnants ~
| the air. The performance is certain ft
most remarkable one; OF course, thefeIs
a knack in it, az there is in all kinds is
flying shots, but the accuracy Of b
| appears to De altogether unprecedented.
| Thus in twelve balls the doctor misssd
| but one, and that was thIown slmrst
directly over him. But after that phe
practice was not so good, as the gua &c
quires cleaning at the expiration OF abou
| ten shots. He then took an Ordinary
Springfield rifle and broke seventeen out
of twenty balls, and, alter this, with ths'
same weapon, hit itthirty-tour.large stone
thrown in the same manner, out OF forty
After exhibiting some fancy shots that
were quite interesting, he shot with tEr
| parlor rifle three times at half dollaf
| spun In tne dlE5 anu hlG IL iallly e"iSS
and once so sqnaIely that the built
remained in part imbedded in the coin,
and they were both picked up at some
eighty PAGES distant. 1t is certainly 8
curious exhibition, and it DIR. Carver can
exhibit the same skill and dexterity with
pigeons at thirty yards rise he may vel
| he considered the champion rifle shot d
the world The practice took place a
Shell Mound Park, with duh, cloudy
weather, that enhanced the difficulties
| of the tests.-.San Francisco Chronicle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
Religious.

The death of Bishop Marvin, of the
Methodist church, south, will necessi-
tate the election of three bishops by
the general conference, which meets in
Atlanta.
A Methodist minister in Georgia
walks thirty miles in each week in order
works two days out of each week in a
brick-yard for corn to feed his family.
Bishop Miles, of the Colored Metho-
dist Episcopal church, is about to starr
out en- lecturing tour to raise funds to
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11

The other evening the Rev. Mr.. Phil
cate sat down at the table with very
thoughtful air, and attended to the wants
Of his brood in very distracted man
ner. Presently he looked up at his wife
and said:
"The Apostle Paul"
"Got an awful lump on my head
'safternoon," broke in the pastors eldest
son, " playing base ball. Bat few out
the strikers hand when / was umpire,
and cracked me right above the ear, an
dropped me. Hurt? Golly!" and the Lad
shook his head in dismal but excessive
pantomine as he tenderly rubbed lump
that looked like a billiard ball with hair
on it. The pastor grayely paused for the
interruption and resumed:
"The Apostle Paul"
Saw Mrs. O'Gheminie down at
Greenbaum's this afternoon" said his
eldest daughter, addressing her mother.
"She had on that old everlasting black
silk, made over, with a vest of tilleul
green silk, coat tail basque pattern, over
skirt made with diagonal folds in front,
edged with deep fringe; yellow straw
hat with blue flowers. She's going to
Chicago"
The good minister waited patiently,
and then, in tones just shadow louder
than before, said:
Il
Went in a swimmin' last night, with
Harry and Ben Pope, and stepped on a
clam she'll" exclaimed his youngest son
''cut my foot SO 1 can't wear my shoe
and please can't stay home tomorrow?
The pastor informed his son that he
might stay away from the river, and then
resumed his topic. He said:
The Apostle Paul says"
Ny teacher is an awful liar," shouted
the second son; he says the world is as
round as an orange, and turns around all
the time faster than circus men can ride.
l guess he hain't got much sense"
The mother lifted a warning finger to-
ward the boy, and said" Sh?" and the
father resumed:
"The Apostle Paul says"
Don't bite off twice as much "a you
can chew" broke out the oldest son, re
proving the assault of his little brother
on a piece of cake. The pastors fact
showed just tTife of annoyance as he
aid, in firm, decided tone:
" The Apostle Paul says
"Ihere's fly i'll the butterl" shrieket
the youngest hopeful of the family, anC
a general laugh followed. When silenc'
was restored the eldest daughter, with al
air of curiosity, said
"Well, but, pa; l really would like t.
know what the Apostle Paul said?'
"Pass me the mustard" SAID the pas
tor absently.
Then the committee arose and tn
senate went into executive session, ant
soon after adjourned-B Burlington Ha,ek
eye.
There are, it is said, no old maids il
Russia except the nuns. The publ
sentiment is 50 decidedly against femsl
celibacy that when woman reaches th
| age Of twenty-five, and still pines in sir
Gle Slessedness, she find it best to 60 o
on journey in search of husband, an
usually returns, after some length OF time
and announces that she is a widow
Russian etiquette, which positively fol
bids any allusion 70 the husband in tn
presence of his widow, is very conyenier
| L., H..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11

some t;na $40 the neTspaper
,esnondents len the. seaside, Nnce IN
t,,e sss-s' rpeut has not shown bis heat
spanish iIldstratsd newspaper A
thrAatened with prosecuj, on for tdblieh-
- ,,ortrait of the p PrillcesA Mercedes,
~ .sas,;resF bride Of X Alphonso. the
,,or,+ait beinp .lDv no n6aIss d altering.
A poor man remafks that the only
.dr.ntaoe he geta f6m capitalists Is 10
.sI;vs ,ritl,in lIls income. > whereas the
s;a,o,.,,y H. ~ neriences 4, To live without
;nco,ne 80
- "a ao,,ooI,nsstar cansot commit -
-.;.t,o,,t stati,,o : ne ,,rff,osition. -s
s,rt-,;.,y,t ..a. : s1.sIaoosiie in San Juaf
- 80 b;E,self ate, school bour7
II -. had :. ltsd.. "a the
blackboaY6 the words. ~ WAY TIM oofro
the nroblemD
All. love % she murmured, as they
wandered through the moonlight, " alb,
dearest, why do the summer roses fade%
He happened to be a young chemist of a
nracticaI turn of mind. and he replied
that it was owing to the insuficiency
of o.vgen in the air
A Philadelphia paper is moved to
inquire wbv. if druggists by mistake
noisons to persons, causing death, are
prosecuted. those who sell explosive
burning fluids. and cause the death OF
neople almost daily, should be allowed
TO 60 scot free.
She used to keep bits OF broken china
and crockery piled up IN a convenient
corner of the closet, and when asked ber
reason for preserving such domestic ium-
Der, she would shoot lucid glance at
her husband, and merely remark lie
knows what them's for
80" Is my breakfast ready :! sald an
impatient young man who was trying to
get his breakfas' at a Deer saloon.
" Don't know SAID the waiter Il
whls'ie up anu sec, 20 'ei'9 "a a. %
don 40 tna'' ,,,, Uiuei1u sau'asI' 4. 49, =. -
you whistle you II i'''' VIC ""0-' Wv
down.
"A nlatne.iiA''cian eo' uiuAA - y"
haven the otner uAy' anu went " m, pay
ing POKER Mhen MS manu- was 49,
ne saiu ne neiu 4 paii' anu Oeils AoA1u
A par OF "haI ne sang iaseI - li'i',,
ana rePheu' a p1il = ieiict' .tl-,.,. @-n'
no" WASH NC =" ~ u-i D0lI ~ sioo 80 9e'o"
conical answer a. D Ina. .. LSeop,o Ye,
tluly relerreu 70 ioi' ~" .Vn' - = '''0'
Answer requireu Oh 'ne oi''A O''iu.
80" All" said Brown to his iriend
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11

Through the prosperity Of its tonscco
industry Lynchturg, Va, now Do-si1 ,,,s- Z
population OF II coo, a properly So,, '1..,,a
ton of SC, $50, ,476. and many nan.s's''' a..-i,s
buildings in what used 70 De snpulp~'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
0 Even the !

-" Even the boot which lifts a SEWING
machine agent off the front steps NAV
contain stocking which on Christmas
morning will overflow with blessings from
loving friends" ''0''
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
EfscAN LOCOMOTIVES.

p -
va - sdered by nie Rnssinn GOV
eF1snsent.
xas agss@J in the eisPatches last
M s,sa sllst menihst af the baldwin
locshctive works contpsny had ESaSed iof
Rusi q make Inquiries iIsregard to =
cal aispatch received about the
bie Ing of large number Of locomo-
tiE.y Yesterday the aru received a
di Iaieh from their agent, Mr, Parry,
dl xcs ions 70 imnediafeIy proceed with
II distraction Of forty IaTge-sized flrst-
cIks freight engines, to be completed
sfkrg February aud AIarch, 1878 y
u kted IL q letter II ceiyed from Alr.
P& few days ago, tlfa. the Russian
zqsf flvment bad absorbed nearly az the
Shy pIaL ior war purposes, and that
|{ sseiDs rapidly used up and destroyed
~ . at ruia0a rsrviee. Meanwhile the
4fA1.s} crop of wheat ever raised in
= " IN Russia and Bulgaria lr fotfing
n n uis.s for need OF rinapoftation.
adNs &. " i,s as.'ss ,et
tlrosseh fsss f5s lack ssA pofts, va nave
. .to-bs transported Ly rail to the Baltic
st6rsA and about 300 new engines will be
required at once. A large proportion Of
Il be will, however, be built in Europe.
n engines to built at The Baldwin loco
{akve works viii cost uwards of $780,
OlfJ. and in their construction employ
msnt will be given to 500 men in addi-
On to the force Of LOO men now en-
ployed in the 9orks.-Philadelphia Pe-
ciaI to the Chicago Tri6uaS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11

:. 1t has been discovered that lager
beer is a certain remedy Tor cofns. We
believe the usual method of applying the
remedy is let it soak into the corn from
the inside of the foot.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
DOWN on him and esaosher him z

down on him and ennosher him ]" All
quiet on the Posomacs you VI gen
They were pretty how. ecnesys-so no !,
and. they begun 70 blow. Emerson says
.eThe bulliess thing / ever wFote was
Barbara Frietchis. SayE Longfellow,
1T don't begin With my .t'iglow pspers.D
Says Holmes, Ny Thapatopsis lays over
'em both.p They mighty near ended in a
fight. Then they wished they had some
more company--and Mr.. Emerson point
ed at me and says
Is yonder sqiial:a psasaist a
That this proud nufsss conid bfkea
He was q whetting his bowie on his
boot, 50 1 let il pass Well, sir, they
next took it inrostheir heads that they
would lie sv,ne m1sssc; 50 they made me
stand up and sing Wben 5ohnay eeFsf y
marching fome' till i dropped, s. IS
this morning. That's what I've taS
through, my friend When I woke $,
they were leaving, thank goodness
Mr.. Longfellow had my only baotg, is
and his own under 4ilis arIn We
lssi 5ssfssy Is. Z
going to do with them He says: "Go-
ing to make tracks with 'em; because
Lives Of great men all remird
We can make our livss Sublime;
And depaI ting, leave behind rs
Footprints on the lands Of Time"
As l said, Mr. Twain, you are the
fourth in twenty-four hours-and Pm
going to moye-I amt suited to lite
rary atmosphere"
/ said to the miner. "Why, my dear
sir, these were not the gracious singers to
whom we and the world may pay honl-
age; these were impOsters."
The miner investigated me witha calm
eye for a while, then said he, "Ah!
inposters, were they?-are you? did
not pursue the subject; and since then I
haven't travelled on my nom de pune
enough to hurt. Such was the reminis-
cence I was moved to contribute, Mr..
Chairman In my enthusiasm l may
have exaggerated the details little; but
you will easily forgive me that fault,
since / believe it is the first time l have
ever DETECTED from perpendicular fact on
an occasion like this.-Boston AdUertiser
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
This Is the forest primeval.
SAYS Mr.. Emerson
Here once the embRttied farmers stood,
a nd fired the shot heard round the world.

Here once tn embRttied farmers stood,
and fired the shot heard round the world
Says !, go, blackguard the premises as
much as you want to--it don't cost you
a cent" Well, they went on drinking,
and pretty soon they got ont greasy old
deck and went to playing cut-throat
euchre at 10 cents a corner-on trust. /
begun to notice some pretty suspicious
things. Mr.. Emerson dealt, looked at
his hand, shook his head, says:
am the doubter and the doubt
and calmly punched the hands and went
to shuffiipg for new layout. Says he;
They reckon III who leave me out;
They knuG Rot well the suhtls wavs
keep, pass and deal againl
Hanged if he didn't go ahead and dc
it, too Oh. he was cool one. Well, il
asout a minute things were RUNNING
pretty tight, but of sudden see by Mr.
EmeFson's eye that hejudged he had EN-
He had already co-ralled two tricks anc
each of the others one. So now he kinc
of lifts little in his chair, and says:
tire of globes end aces
Too long the game is played
and down he fetched night bower
Mr.. Longlellow smiles as sweet as pie anC
says
Thanks, thanks to thee. my worthy friend,
For the lesson thou hast taught
and dog my cats if he didn't down witt
another right bewerl Well, sir, VI
jumps Holmes, a-war whooping as usual
and says:
God help them il the tempest swings
ne pine sgainst the p .la!
and l wish l may go to grass if h
didn't swoop down with another righ
bowerl Emerson claps his hand or hi
bowie. Longtellsw clasps his on his re
volver, and ] went under bunk. Their
was going to be trouble; hut that mons
trous Holmes rose up. wohbliug hi
double chins, and says he: "Order, gen
tlemen; the first man that draws. I'll la
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-01-11
Interrupting Table Talk.

The other evening the Rev. Mr.. Phil
cate sat down at the table with very
thoughtful air, and attended to the wants
Of his brood IN very distracted man
ner. Presently he looked up at his wife
and said:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27
FLAVOR OF TEA AND COFFEE. The te

FLAVOR OF TEA AND COFFEE. The tea
or coffee pot used for sleeping should be
kept rs clean and bright inside as out, for
after continual sleeping thin coating
collects around the sides and on the bot
tom Of the sleeper, which becomes rank
in taste, and therefore imprcgnates the
fresh tea or coffee, spelling its delicate
flavor. Have the steepers frightened at
least once week. This is very easily
done. Throw in spoonful of powdered
boraX, fill nearly full Of water, and let it
boil for fifteen minutes, then scour the
coating or liscoloraiion of, using pow
dered borax and very little soap, rinse
we'll with hot water. Have freshly
ground, pure Java, every morning, if pos
sible; allow one heaping teaspoonful of
ground coffee to every person. To every
six tablespoonful of coffee add one egg,
to be mixed with the dry coffee, and then
pour on the boiling water and let boil for
five or ten minutes. Care should be taken
not to allow the steam to escape. The
coffee will be clear and delicious in flavor
For tea allow one teaspoonful of tea for
every person; pour on boiling water and
set on back of stove; let steep five min
utes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27


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