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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-16
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER &c
GO
BY

WITH the approval Of His E~1ceIlency the Minister Of
Finance. I have appointed Ny. Frank Bindt 10 Be Col
Iector Of Customs for the Port of koloa. Kauai.
". T. AL1ES. Collector General
Collector Generals ORce, oct. 80, ISIS. nov9-2m
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
Ney-A Rare OPP
DOTtnnltX.

We have lately had brought to our no
lice new kitchen utensil, the real merit
- which entities IL to something more
than the passing notice we can give to it..
We slIude to The PEERLESS FLOUR AND
NEAL SITTER, manufactured by the
peerless Sitter Company, of Cincinnati
=. Combination Sitter. Weigher. Measure.
Nxer Rice Washer, Flour Scoop. Tomato
Pumpkin, Fruit, Wine. Jelly and Starch
Strainer Twelve distinct articles com
bined in one. and is sold at a price within
the reach of every family To purchase
separate utensils for all of the above pur-
noses would cost more than ten times the
amount asked for the Peerless Sitter.
Housekeepers will appreciate the Peer
less Sitter for the following reasons: It
does away with the putting of one's
hands in the -four, which in cold weather
Is very unpleasant; can he worked 80 cas-
lis and rapidly; will sift five times a. fast
as the common seive, and much faster and
better than any other sitter ever intro
duced 1t is operated with n simple and
easy lever motion. and is Acknowledged
by every one to be far preferable TO the
ask ward and unhandy rotary motion in
sfters heretofore sold. IL seems to us
that il would he no trouble for an ener-
pstic lady or gentleman in this vicinity
Ia sell Peerless SITTER to 60 into every
-four 5arrel in this coulty-we know OF
n0thing that would pay them anything
Ike as well. and would recommend them
20 drop postal card at once to the PEER
LESS SITTER COMPANY. GEORGE AND
ELN STREETS, CNCINNATI, ONO. for terri
tory and descriptive circular and terms.
Mentioning our paper. Wv
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Special to the CourierJournaL
MT. STERLING. Dec jim Petit,
Deputy United States Marshal. who
got here last night with a prisoner
twenty miles to the right Of Jackson
reports fight. on Wednesday evening
last, between Bill Strong's party and
Titles party. on Quicksand, six miles
beyond Jackson -Four men were kill
ed and seven wounded Jerry Little
is among the killed.
The report is confrmed by the mail
carrier from Compton, Wolfe comfy.
twenty miles this side Of Jackson The
several reporters who went to jackson
left there on Thursday morning, but
this fight could have taken place six
miles beyond aud they not heard it, as
no one 10 the vicinity Of the fight
would have been bold enough to have
stirred from his cabin, and. besides
those not engaged on one side or the
other are afraid to talk
Bill Day, who is selling goods near
Jackson. has moved his most valuable
goods to Compton. Wolf county, aud
will not return until order is restored.
A company of the State militia. on
their way to Breathitt, is expe cted
here to night.
NO OFFICIAL INFORMATION YET.
Especial Dispatch to the Courier-Journal.1
LEXINGTON, Dec 9-Hou. Thos
s Brouston. Assistant Secretary Of
State. says that Governor McCreary
is ready and anxious to send troops to
Breathitt as soon as the proper re
qniSitiou is made. The stupid authori
ties have not yet asked for assistance.
The McCreary Guards are ready to
start at moments notice and travel
as fast as horses can carry them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

WHEREAS II has pleased God to remove
from earth our brothers, Thomas J. Lane.
Thomas VI. Jones, Fritz Samse, Juo Bucr-
ger and David F. Bright, and
Hhereas. Our hearts are filed with sor-
row for the loss of these beloved brothers,
aud sympathy for the bereayed families;
therefore, be it
Res0lped, That while we bow in humble
submission to the unfaihomable wisdom
OF Almighty God, deeply deplore the
loss of the faithful brethren and devoted
Odd Fellows, who have been removed from
our midst by the hand of the angel OF
Death.
Resoiged, That il the death of these
brethren this Lodge has sustained the loss
OF five of its Purest nohlest and most
faithful members; the community of wor-
thy nd useful citizens, aud their families
the most affectiouate aud devoted hus
bands. fathers ami sons
Res0irsd That in manifestation Of our
sorrow tor This irreparahie loss our Lodge
room be draped in mourning and all mem
hers of this Lodge wear the badge Of
mourning for 30 days; and finally
Resolrsd, That these resolutions be en-
crossed upon the record Of our Lodge
that they be published i'm the Hickman
COURIER, and that copies of the same he
sent to the families of the dec'd brothers.
B. Caldwell,
+. CASE. Com.
W L. MCCUTCHEx.
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The proposed fuIIGtta ReOrga-
ntZRIEOn
From the Courier Journal

From the Courier Journal.
The reasons given by Adjutant Gen
eral Wright in his recent con munica
ton to the Courier Jouroal, for declin
ing TO indorse the new plan for reor-
ganizing the militia of the country,
are based on fundamantal republican
principles. and therefore are to be
commended The plan adopted at the
meeting Of prominent army officers
and militia officers from several States
in New York, last month, in effect
provides for the general assimilation
of the State militia to the regular army
lis main points are An annual ap
propriation by Congress Of 81 000, 600
to be distributed pro rata among the
organized militia, for the purchase
Of arms, ammunition. and other ord
nance and Quartermaster' stores; the
President to appoint board of Of
ficers from the army and militia TO
prepare a military code; each State 90
provide its soldiers with a complete
service dress and camping equipments,
the usual full dress to be authorized
for all other occasions. each State to
nave AT lta~N one lllH laN4ts anu Tue
secretary OF War TO he authorized TO
offer aunnaIly for competition among
the militia IF each State. numbering AT
least O00 men, a prize not to exceed
500 in value and team prize of
81 600 open to competition by the mill
tin of all the States. the three divi-
Sion~ of the army. navy aud the Marine
Corps, and to be divided among three
teams making the highest Scorges: the
transportation aud other necessary ez
penSes to be paid from the appropria
ion: the Government TO offer annually
a stand of colnrs to the regiment Of
militia which shall show the best re
cord for drill and discipline during the
year; the Presideutto detail competent
officers from the retired list (not ex-
ceediug teu) 10 act as Inspectors Of
Militia, and to be authorized TO detail
retired officers of the army as Adju'aui>
of regiments when applied for; bat such
detail must not prejudice the regular
service
Thus it appears that the reoreaniz1
ton simply means an enlargement of
the regular army. The States them
selves have the ability. without any
superabuu liant Governmental coddiing
aud interfering. to make effective their
organized militia
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The Troubles En south Africa

What is the scope aud origin of the
disturbance which has lately broken
out on the northwestern frontier Of
the British possession IN South Africa2
This is matter which deserves a share
Of public attention. since, according TO
advices from the Cape, the present
contest threatens graver consequences
than any which have attended the
border warfare in chat region
There is no doubt that for upward
of thirty years the most formida BILE
element of uncertainty in South Afri
can affairs has been 1000 warriors
said to be controlled by the King of
Zuiuland. The prosperity and even
the existence of the settlements 10
Natal and the Ira usual have been
thought to hinge upon the mainten-
auce Of an amicable compact with this
Kefrrariau potentate. 1t is known
that the Kaffirs il general have shown
them selves tar more intractable than
the Hottentots with whom the Dutch
coouists had to deal. But of the
Zulus we are told that while their
l.abits aud, institutions are similar to
th)se of the southern Kafirs, the
character of the race is signally virile
aud determined Not only are their
Ievies tolerably disciplined, but we'll
equipped, some five thousand carbines
yearly having tor some time past
reached them. So resolute and trust
worthy are these Zulus that has long
ben customary for the Natal authori-
tis to turn their services to account
in the native police Ia word, they
are the Sikhs of Africa, aud we may
adj that their border raids are marked
with none of the atrocities of savage
wgfare. but are conducted with re
guar formalities aud rude sort of
chigalry.
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Hard pan Cigars only 5 cents,

Hard pan Cigars only cents, at
weimers.
PLEASE RETURN large Bath Tub
taken from the late Office of DR. Cahett
deceased, to GEO HELM.
NEW FIRM Orr friends. T. T
Gardner and Lonis Kistner, have pur.
chased the large furniture establishment
of F Samse. dec d. and will continue tho
furniture business. in the Odd Fellows
building. under the frm name Of Kistn4r
& Gardner. They are enterprisiug, worthy
and clever gentlemen. and viii throw new
life into the furniture trade. We wish
them ruccess.
Kentucky counties are eternally in
trouble about the delinquent tax list This
county is involved in sharp contest
about the delinquent list of 1874 The
amount involved is something over $1,000
The securities of Sheriff John Tyler, de-
ceased. have appealed the matter to the
Circuit Court, and the tug OF war will
come next February. There appears TO
be considerable feeling involved in the
matter.
The Doctors In convention at Full
ton, last week. had a very excited discus
sion over the yellow fever" DR.. Faris'
opinions were greatly sought and defer
red to. The Association OF physicians
was astouuded that Faris had no certain
opinion "a to the origin Of the fever at
Hickman. Some Of those who had never
saw case in life had the thing positive
Iy settled 1t takes actual contact with
yellow fever to conviRce a Doctor how
little lac knows about it,
What is it that never fails to cure
rheumatism and Neuralgia? Raglants
Lightning Relief For sale by Buck 5
CGwGILL. aug9 4tt
\ Courier reporter happened BY
accident to the knowledge of numbered
kindly charities being dispensed by Hick-
man ladies' the acts being intended as Sc
crets. One lady was sending to several
families, each, barrel of -four, and learn.
ing that one Of the families had already
been supplied with -four, changed her or
der TO the same amount in clothing This
lady's private gifts amounted to between
$50 aud 500 Another, had a widow Ia
dy to make small garment, cost of work
about 30 cents and left s. bill to pay
charges. Another dispensed some sugar
and coffee. Our reporter ran up on these
little happenings as part of one days
observation, and we are proud to believe
there ia more of such things going on ev-
cry day.
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CITY ITEMS
DRICES
z BDUCEB

On Cassimeres, Jeans, Liuseys. FlaDnaIs
Blankets. Shawls, Ladies Dress Col
Clothing, Hats, &C., at TIE Cheap Store .;
dis H. BUCHANAN -
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Give En- BreatI.iit.


At the May term of the United
States Court TO be held in this city
there will be an important contest for
1900 acres of land situated in Nor
gan aud Magofin counties. Col Rod
usy Zoos, of Indianapolis; is attorney
for the plaintiffs numbering sixteen
al of whom reside in Indiana, Miss
o,ri and Texas. Elk United States
Marshal Meriwether is one of the
paintiffs. The object is to set aside
fraudulent sale made during the
car. The eutire tract was sold to
stisfy a judgement for cost, amounting
esI.I50. the land at the time of the
sIe being worth nearly a million of
dllars. Elk Governor Young. of
Oio. will be associate counsel for the
dfeuse
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

In the midst Of the suffering and death,
which has cast so deep gloom over our
once happy town. there were many in
stances of heroic bravery and noble al
hereuce 20 duty. which will ever gjld.
with immortal glory, the names of some
ri our citizeus-who, alas, fell victims 10
The scourge- Yet. while we deeply feel
ard lament their loss. the memory of their
uuseIhsh devotion ~hall long be our great
est boast and pride One, alone. now
lives who remaiuei in Hickman all
through the fearful ordeal, remaining at
his post, faithfully discharging every du-
~, and
Gratefully We offer now,
This tribute of respect,
To him, who through adversely,
No duty did neglect.
Most uobly won,
His lasting fame
Deserves fadeIess wreath:
Enthroned in every heart, his name
Wins blessings e en- from grief.
f. For AT his post he bravely stood,
Il. In time of deepest gloom,
Nor faltered, through such faithful
ness
prt Might mark him for the tomb
anaHis friends were falling thick and
Ca fast,
%iIing each heart with fear,
'aeI1e would not seek for safety
hear While he was needed there.
I So venturing all, aud aiding all.
He stayed though some had fed,
And many noble comrades
We're numbered with the dead.
He stayed, and like them won crown
Of glory and of love.
Woven By grateful felIow-men,
To bloom forage ab0vel
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
AN ASTONISHING FACT

4 large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effects
of Dyspepsia or disorderel liver. The
result Of these diseases upon the masses
of intelligent and valuable people is most
alarming. making life actually burden
instead of pleasant existence Of en-
joymeut and usefulness as IT. ought TO be.
There is no good reason for this. if you
will only throw aside prejudice and
sSeptcism, take the advice of Druggists
aud your friends, and try one bottle of
Green August Flower Your speedy
relief is certain, Millions Of bottles Of
this medicine have been given away to
TO try its virtues, with satisfactory results
in every case. You can buy n sample
bottle for 10 cents 10 try. Three doses
will relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Con-
tinent Sold by Buck * CowGILL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

Gov Nichols of Louisiana. aud
George Warren, of the Hickman Courier,
and Gen. Fitzhugh Lee aud Marion Nor
gan, of this city bear a strong personal
resemblance to each Other-strang &c as it
may appear.-l Paducah News.
Faxou, the editor OF the NEws, wa<
delegate by appointment Of his excellent
cy, Gev. MeCreary, to the New Orleans
Commercial Convention and perhaps was
a little dazed by the association with
great men. In the olden time, when Fax
on published a paper at Columbus, the
old war horse, Geo. W. Silvertooth, used to
say that Faxon was the "yeritable and
original Arkinsaw traveller and some
times. when Len was "half seas over, the
resemblance was striking. This only
proves, if anything, that great men fill
different static rs in life
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
Commercial.
HICKMAN CorRTER OFFICE.
FRIDAY, Dec. -, 1873.
COUNTRY PRoDUCr, ETC.

PORK-2la3 cents
DRIED FRUIT-Apples 2 to cents
Peaches 20 cents.
CORN. ear SOC: shelled Sc per bushel.
COTTON, 7fa73c.
WHEAT. market active 60aS0c per bushel.
MEAL 49c from wagons.
BEES wax &c per 10.
HIDES, green, Sc; dry salteI 8alOc; dry
flint l0a13c.
WOOL 3Oa35Ic per h., tub washed.
FEATHERS, 35a40e per b., prime.
T{LLO ", &c per ID.
BUTTER fresh, l0ai5c per III.
POULTRY, Spring chickens $3.50; old
3 00a2 90 per dozen.
EGGS. Sal0c per dozen.
BARRELS. Apple 40c; Flour 45c; Molas-
ses 3 90: Molasses Kegs. 10 gals, 9oc
Molasses Kegs, gals roc; Whiskey
Kegs, 10 gals, Sl00; Whiskey Kegs, A
gals, soc.
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Vote as Won Please.

DUT remember that you can buy the
ID best quality of Groceries at the low
est prices, at
apps JOHN WRITINGS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
On "a Hts Drunk.

The Washington poudents de-
scribe a rich scene at late Washing
ton banquet, at which Senator Blaine
and congressman Black burn make such
eloquent speeches that The whole table,
filled with senators and members, fall
to weeping and sobbing. Blaine aud
Blackb burn, themselves, are moved to
the extent of falling into each Others
arms The all of which means, that
the whole crowd was on a big drunk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
sUNDRIEs.

BAGGING 1oa121c per yard.
ROPE, machine l5a20c.
TIES. 5a6c.
LEATHER. kip skins 81 50ae so; sole. per
ID, 35 45c upper side, "a 50a5.00.
PRINTS, 4a6c per yard.
DOMESTIC, 31a7c per yard.
JEANS, 2la60c per yard.
LINSEY, l5a35c per yard
COTTON YARNS, l0al5c per dozen.
WASH BOARDS, 81 25a2 50 per dozen.
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GROCERIES.

BACON, sides Gets; shoulders 4cts; hams
S}a10c
CHEESE. 12a14c per pound.
COFFEE, Rio. 16a20 per ID.
CRACK FRS 7a9c per Id.
COAL oil, 20 per gallon.
CANDLES. star. 15al6c per III.
FLOUR. Hickman Mills, S5.00l6.Oo.
MOLASSES, 80 4a0c per Dbl; 4jets per
half barrel.
LARD OIL 81 90 per gallon.
LARD Sea Hooper ~.
GUNPOWDER. 500 per keg.
BLASTING POWDER, $500 per keg.
SODA, &c per 10. by the keg.
SUGAR, brown, sa9c; hard l21aI4c.
SHOT, per bag. Sl75.
STONEWARE, 10a12al3@ per gallon.
TOBACCO, mnnufac'd per lb.6OaSl co.
SALT car load : bush. Dbl. 81 %; by re-
tail Sl.75; 28S ID. bhl., car load, 81. goa
by retail Sl.20.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

When used for rheumatism. Sore
Throat, Lame Back, Neuralgia. oPraiu-.
Bruises. Cuts, Contracted Muscles, stiff
Joints, Corns and Burns, on human be
iugs; and SPAWN, Ring Bone. Calls. Cuts,
Scratches, etc. on animals, Cousseus
Lightning Liujmeuf is uuequtlei. and its
effect simply electrical. As IFS name -ug-
gests 10 is quick 70 relieve. and thousands
bear witness 90 its astounding virtues.
Price 80 cents per bottle For sale by
Buck * Cowgirl Wholesale and retail
druggists. Hickman. Ky. augl5.
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FARM FOE RENT.

EoGR NILES NILES BELOW HICKNAN
n29-tf THIS OFFICE.
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A big Line

or BLANKETS, JEANS, CtSSIMERES,
shawls, Cloaks ClOaking Goods, I'm
derwear, &c, just received and now open
ing. at the cheap cash store OIL III, q I. CH-
4N4N These goods are a9soIutely lre esl
Nnrtbern markets since the frosts. Call
and see them.
noyS-1S
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yew Goods! New Goods :!

AM NOW RECEIVING \ FULL AND
oonnlate line of new W " r E e
= y . rs embracing all the choice
he late fashions. We have sur
,assed ali previous efforts in styles and
prices onr stock is now the most at
tractiye and cheapest in the market. This
stock of goods has been purchased since
the frosts. AMI parties may rely conf
IDENTIFY. on getting absolutely pure, ne0
qoods. an inducement tina. no other house
can offer in this city. oal' ana examine
the goods and prices AM ,S so,lSty your
selves. n az i y "
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An Ehitnr Rnhbeh.

Ut II7IV 1'IVIVTI =
On last Sunday night Adie 0 Rob
ertsou, editor of the Bath County
Reporter was driving in buggy from
Gowing- to Carlisle, and was stop
ped on the road near Frogtown. by
three negroes about two o. clock 10 the
morning. aud robbed OF about 81 80
in silver. He had more money, but
the robbers were probably misled by
discovering that he was an editor
An editor sh oulj always be robbed on
credit
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throng Of sufferers with coughs and
colds annually go South 10 enjoy the
ethereal miIdncss Of the laui of flowers
To them we would say the necessity OF
that expeusi szn~ .-rvbyiated by Cous-
sens Compound Honey of Tar, which
speedily yanquishes the coughs and colds
incident 90 this rigorous cline. For pub
lie speakers IT. sprpasses the Demosthenjc
regimen of pebbles aui sea shore, clear
ing the throat until the voice rings with
the 81 very cadence Of a bell. Use Cous-
sens Compound Honey Of Tar. Price 50
cents "A bottle For sale by Buck * Cow
gill, wholesale aud retail druggists, HEX
man Kentucky. auglG
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THE SUN.


ISIS. NEW YORK. A7".
As The time approaches for the renewA
Of subscriptions, TAG SUs would remln-
ia friends and wellwishers every "nere'
thai il il again n candidate for their con,
alteration aud support. Upon its reooru
for the past ten years il relies TOT = oor
tinuance Of the hearty sympathy sno ~.
arons "a onsration which have hithe''o
hesn extended 10 il from every quarieroi
the Union. .h..f of
The DAILY sUE is four page-shee' ~
% columns. price by mai, poss
cents = month, or SO 50 per year. "a
The SUNDAY edition OF iHN Jus white
eigbt-page sheet of 80 columns. eoa-
Giving the news Of the day ~, ,,;.-
tains large amount OF literary .-.d Tor
eslianrons matter specially PFePass .st
!, THr SUNDAY SuS has met VIZ"
sn..sss Post paid 81 2Oa year.
TgE WEEKLY sun. -,
-. nj know THE wEEKLf ~.
NJ 49,. al rourhont the United $3.50.
IL clrcn,A,s nd beyond. Ninety 49,
the SS sa~,;l;es greet its weicomss. 49,
sana lama rs0ard il In the 49,
weekly a,Ior. AMI friend. ~,
GUIDE co'"s;,nIturaI, and liisr.I -nl
editoriai, -, Il essentially . 4.r
psrtments n ana the dreaids. ,r,eS
for the famiiy 80 most paid Inlr 1880
OSE DoLtAh go makes q ~ o. "s tsu.
quality cons' ..s'',shsd. For plnpL v ...'Y
newspepes Pa' " viii send ~ sA''
re-; s..s y s ss IS: run son \ !. IN
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II VIII Paw.

One who has been engaged in the man
ufacture of furniture at Hickman, and
had large capital so invested, says that
the business. properly managed, viii pay
so per cent. on a mans capital. What
else will pay "a well2 Does dry goods,
groceries, note shaving. or Z. S bonds!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

MARRIAGE YEsTERDAT-Yester
day, at P. N. the nuptial ceremonies
between Prof Tom Garrett, of Paducah
and Hiss Mollie Anderson. of Hickman,
were celebrated, at the residence of the
bride mother, the Rev. Mr.. Bigham, of
Union City, officiating. Oar friend Gar
rett henceforth leads in strain Of music
which we hope will lose none of its har-
monies in all succeeding years. He has
won one Of the sweetest and best young
ladies of this community. Nay they or
ganize band, whose music viii be per-
petual blessing and joy 10 them.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13

The Citizens Relief Committee o.
Memphis wonud up its affairs Satur-
day byrdistributing the cash on hand
81 ,253 20, among the poor white
orphan. asylums, aud setting aside
81 POS so ia county warrants to the
colored asylum. if it shall be organized
= Courier Journal.
The Hickman Relief COMMITTEES,
having no organized asylum in the
county, are using the several hundred
dollars remaining for the benefit Of
needy families.
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uARnWARE. ETC.

CASTINGS, 4a5c per IL.
IRON, bar size. 23e per ID.
Pillow STEEL, Sc per H.
PLOW STEEL WINGS SIC per 10.
IRON AXLES sc per 10.
NAILS. 81 90 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS, 2oaS0c per Id.
STEEL, cast. VI. 3 A, 20a25c.
STEEL PLOWS, Sal2Ac per ID,
HUBS, Sl.25a2.2 % per sett
PLOWS, Hertweck, Baltzer & Knoerr.
Steel Plows, No. |. $500; No. ,, 500;
No 3, IS 50; No. I, - 90.
Baltzer's patent one horse Plow $500 ex-
ira pillow moulds SOD each. Cotton
scaapers same.
Powell & Bro, from various factories, one
horse plaws. S5-oOas00; two horse
pIows So 00aI6,00.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-12-13
look Omt!

All persons Indebted to tbe firm Of =.
Il. Plaut 4 Bro. must come up and settle
by December lst, 1873, as we are deter
mined to close our accounts by that time.
especially,
uovI5 III. PLAUT & BRO.