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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-22
Assignee's Sale
AT AU ON

The following property belonging to the estate q
II. &. HASTINGS & CO., Bankrupts, will be s5H
at public auction, at the Post Office at Miles Pond
Vt, on SATURDAY, NOV. 30 ISIS. at 10 oeok
a. m, to wit:
The lumber mill situated at the outlet of Mile
Pond, known the Hastings Mill So with the ul
chinery and power belonging Herewith togetls
with about 300 acres of land, part of which j.
well timbered. Also dwelling houses , lam,
blacksmith shop, ? coal kilns. Also about jOOael-
tillage, timber and pasture lands. Also about q
acres tillage land with barn also about acres wit
house and barn, and about 80 acres timber land il
the town of Lunenburg.
Also the following personal property: One clap
board planer lath mill new. 10, 900 feet lumbi
80 NJ shingle, 5000 cedar posts, 200 or 300 cord
wood, twO-year-Old colts, l two-horse lumld
wagon, l express wagon, buggy wagon > OK ear.
dump cart, l pair team harnesses , single bar
nesses, OK sleds, logging sleds yokes chains black
smith tools, l horse power, separator and saving
rig, portable boiler, farming tools etc. Two sci,
scales, stoves, etc, also few goods in the store
Also about 16 tons hay, 10 bushels corn in ear ~
bushels oats, 10 bushels barley, together with LOT
of book accounts notes, due bills etc.
A portion of the above property will be sold sub
ject to the encumbrances thereon. which with
terms of payment will be made known al time Of
sale VIM p FAIRBANKS Assignee.
st. JohnsburY, Vt. Nov. 10. ISIS. 55-5l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-22

"EDDING CARDS-We have lately added
w several new styles of type for wedding and
address cards, and are prepared to print the same
in good style and at reasonable prices. Wedding
Envelopes on hand, at the
CALIFORNIAN OEFICE-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-22
FOR SALE,

number of good Driving Horses and some for
work; and some good second hand Carriages open
and covered; also some twO-seated Carriages. Will
sell to suit the times JERRY DREW
ST. JOhnsbury, July II, 1873. 3stf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-22

ST. JoHNSBURY, VT.
Have a complete stock of Fine Woolens
for Fall and Winter wear The largest
and best stock of OVERCOATINGS
ever shown in St. JOhhsbury, consisting
of CHINCHILLAS, FUR BEAVERS,
ESKIMOS, CASTORS, MELONS, d.
AGONAL and BASKET WORSTEDS,
which will he offered at LOW ER
P r l c E S than the same quality of
goods have ever been sold.
In SUITINGS we are prepared to
suit everybody with any kind of Suit
except Law Suit. Also a Large Line
Ol L AN CLO no, winch we VIII
make to order from FOUR DOLLARS
UP.
We desire to call the attention of
the Ladies to our stock of REPEL-
LANTS, and All Wool Goods, for
Dressing Gowns for Gentlemen. A good
assortment of BRAIDS, BUTTONS,
SILICIAS, WIGGANS' CANVASS,
Sewing Machine and Button hole Twist,
ETC., etc.
We need say nothing about the man
ner in which our work is made up.
The garments we are constantly send
ing out speak for themselves. We
guarantee satisfaction in Quality, Style
and Fit. For further information please
call on
Stevens Bros, Main Street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-22
OLD PAPERS.

and O S%id 1or pantry shelves putting under carpets
dred at fbis pf;ca Tor sale at so cents hun,
If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-22
garm, Garden and guusehnlH.

10. The siege of Detroit.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-11-22
Grants Escape.

HOW A BAND OF GUERRILLAS TRIED TO
KIDNAP THE GENEARL WHILE BE-
SIEGING VICKSBURG.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15
Manhood. How Lost, How
Restored

Juet published. p new edition
y =. of DR. CULVERWELLS CELE
X (URATED ESSAY on the rafteai
- cure without medieine) ofSPtR
MArGRrua.A or Seminal Weakness, lnvol-
untarv Seminal losses INpoTgNcY, Mental
and Physical lncapaciiy. ImPediments to
Marriage etc; also. CoNsuNPrioN EPiLEPsY
aud FRS. indnced by self-indulgence, OF
sexual extravaganza. &c.
Price in sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated suthor, IN this admira-
hle Essay. clearly demonstrates, from
thirty wears successful practice, that ia,
alarming consequences Of self abuse mas
be radically cured without the dangerous
use Of internal medicine or the ara. i'a-
fiou Of Tie knife pointing ont q mote o.
sure at once simple. certain aud enectHal'
~ means of Which egery sufferer n'
matter what his condition may be, mas
cure himself chenply, privately anu
rgasccHy
bS-fhis Lecture shonla he in the hands
of every youth and every man ia tue
aud
Sent under seal in a plain envelop' g
any address. past paid. on receipt Of slA
cents or two postage sfamqs.
Address the Pabtishsrs
THE CULVERwELL MEDICAL CO,
~ Ann Street lost C.ise Box, 100 :
Junsl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

Hon. Ell. Grassland, the oil democratic
hero of the Bloody First District Is At
tending our Circuit Court, in sthe inter
est of numerous clients
Judge W. r. Bradley, Of Clinton IS at,
tending court here this weeki and wi"
hedge in a word for temperance on any
convenient OCCASION
Hon. Jake White, Of Clinton who 1as
been deserving big office for years is
also attending court as an attorney anu
also slipped in . rousing Murphy speech
Monday night. lie is one OF the ''ris'hg
Young men OF the Sou West-corner Of
! Kv.uas the Blue Grass fellows would say.
Mr.. DarneII, of Gayoso, Mo, said to be
very talented lawyer, and son Of Ten
parnell, is attending our court
The ever aTable aud worthy Common
wealth's Attorney Bernard Neal IS rep
resenting the states interest, vita ener-
gy and ability.
/ Judge W. ". Robertson, the Judge pre-
s;d,nq. is winning golden opinions as an
executive officer and able judge.
silas Murren, the talented editor of
the Mayfeid Leader, visiting Hickman
this week.
Bruce Eddings, the produce regulator
Of Fulton, together with % or 30 fne
looking Fnltonites, is attending Court.
Rich Everett, one Of the eleverest Of
men. is representing TIE Madrid Bend
, section
Judge Gid Binford, County Judge Of
Hickman county, was in Hickman,
Wednesday.
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Taken ET,.

4 5 A STAY-by J. ). Jones, living 70
miles West of Hickman. in Fulton
county, Ky, on the 18th inst, one pale
red STEER, three years old with white
face aud bush of his tail white, and mark
ed with a clop off the left ear, hat having
no brand or other marks; and which J.
have appraised At the ya}ae Ten Dollars
Witness my hand this 2lst Of January
1873. j. F. BUSHART
febl-4wl j. p. Z. G.
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- zs1eGE e a. w--.---r- ~-----e-

WOULD respectfully call tie Of Of Fnton ard sur
WINTER
great advantages in buy as large quantities. our
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

A NEW MADRID PACKET New
Nadrid's new railroad brought in lle
bales of cotton to that point, one DAY last
week. This road runs out y miles from
View Madrid, into country from whlch
Hickman might derive large trade an
eaterprising citizen from that section
Maiden. has been in Hickman TINS Wees
Astonishing the feasibility and practicahii'
NV If putting in packet between th's
and New Madrid. His argument
i that with a regular packet, HEX man
ND draw large trade from points all
a,ono the line of the New Madrid road
and that the grain and cotton raisea ID
,h,, section would generally find their
,,.., market here or by being shiPPsH Va
our Railroad. 1t would undoubtedly
nroye very valuable feeder to the N"sa,
rn,s raiIroad. The establishment OF TINS
nactet line would prove Of the Creates
;.,nortapce to Hickman. but we have osep
81 of,en disappointed relative 10 s"ch
80 Tia, we are afraid to entertain a hops
thai The present project will prove sue
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

4 rain and snow mirage at Memphis
caused 4 feet CT barges two miles below
the .city 10 be seen as if in a sinking con
dition Tugs were sent out to aid the
supposed distressed feet, but nothing was
found.
James Bashart, Esq Magistrate
of this county, candidate for jailer, ald
clever man. we regret, is lying danger
ously i'll At his residence, four miles be-
low Hickman. Il is possible his leg will
have to be amputated.
The February term Of the Fulton
Circuit Court was duly inaugurated Mon
day, His Honor, Judge Robertson, presid
ing. The week has been consumed. prin-
cipally in the trial of Commonwealth
cases, and the result shows that General
n cal has been wide awake in represent
ing he State.
The winter Of 1829-30 surpassed
the present one in miidness- Farmers
pIougbed every mouth Of the season, and
no snow fell until February = Il was
followed, however, by cold, backward
spring, with a snow storm in May which
killed the returning swallows
The Fulton Graud Jury has been
considering an Indictment against the
FULTON County Agricultural Society, for
permitting a shooting match on their
grounds. and also against each of ihe
participants in the match. Ia the good
old days Of our fathers it was considered
patriotic duty TO encourage good marks
Usn
ALWAYS Buy THE BgsT-SFovEs
.Srov Es! SrovEs,n- Charter Oak. end
Buck Brilliant. and all kind Of Pariei
Stoves, at Mp. HARNESS * CO.
4 baady house. on the egt+kirt= e
FULTON, was fred, last Tuesday night 1t
~ss first fred about dark. but some Of tls
habitues extinzuishsd the flames. u.
services Of the town Marshal was then
secured to guard The house during th'
night. About CLOCK it was discover ed
90 be again on fire, and an attempt was
made to extinguisl il, bat the inesa,ila
ries fred Of their guns aad pistols
frightening of all parties until the de-
vourinr flames exhausted their fury
The Times says the incendiaries wer
.exasperatei citizens who become com
pletciy disgIsted with the carrying on o
tfse parties who were TO occupy the house
nad desired to prevent them from infect
ing the town" 1t il a new code, and
mast have been desperate case, tim
justified good citizens in making ineen
diaries Of themselves.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

,be 11th instant, it being
cireni, roart day, a mass meeting o. the
si,izoa. f Fulton county, was held al
tbs G. House, for the purpose Of con-
-. Il, matter of petition to His
- he Gov. OF Kentucky, pray
me mission Of the States part Of
iu5rn,as Of $500 agains' Hon. c /.
Koa5l. :. .ure.y on the bail bond of one
John B,lk.
al 10 ,ta chair, and W. \. Broyard, op-
pointed secretary
On MON Of County Attorney, Geo 3.
Pct committee of one from each
civil -.r..inet in the county, was appoint
ed 10 prepare petition or resolutions
SETTING 6f,h the object Of the meeting
The f.,lovipg committee was appointed;
Bistr..,No. Nv. J Apperson.
DistrisNo. 2-Joshua Nayior-
pistr;.. No. 3-W. D. Corbett.
Distrf.. No. None present
District No. 5-raylor Bard.
Distri., No 6-Chas. Nichols.
The fIoNiug resolutions were reported
BY The committee, which were unanimous
] ; adopted
WHEREAS. at the Angus: Term Of our
Circus Court for 1877, "a judgement was
reuieseI against our fellow citizen. . L
Randi as surety for the sum of five
thousad dollars, on John Beiks bail
b1ui; and
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4 rain and snow mirage at Memphis
caused feet CT barges two miles below
the city TO be seen as if in a sinking con
dition. Tugs were sent out to aid the
supposed distressed fleet. but nothing was
found.
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Bill Nolin, the negro who stole MIR.
T!bas. E. Gleason's mule last week, was
tried Tuesday, and sentenced TO three
years in the penitentiary
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15
THE TEMPER ANCE MOI"
All kEES'sA ban.
The ssnrphys Pnsin - Splendid
Weeks ~ orR
ona aisc. sigsa anI sing.


On Tbursda; night, the 7th, the first
Murphy meeting was held in Hickman
On this occasion the City Hall was paek-
eJ 10 o7ertowiug, and many were com
pelled % leave not being able TO obtain
admission. Mr.. James Norris, who waa
announced on the bills AS a refor"ted
druukard. delivered the address OF 'he
evening. His talk. for snch II was
abouuded nearly altogether in statements
ms to his own per4onal experience, ana
ups and downs with whisky. His tale
was plainly told. and had but little OF the
advantages OF. ocuamentiQns Of en- iti7ated
oratory, bit he spoke az one who had
known and felt the evils OF that (Which
biteth as "a serpent ard stingeth ike an
adder somehow or some way, the audi
ence we're carried irresistibly in favor and
sympathy with the Murphy movement.
and 81 hen the feeling found expression in
one it soon spread with enthusiasm TO
another until it swept the names or hearts
Of hearty every one present. There
were 1I5 signatures obtained the first
night and the meeting throughout was
e""'@e''', -
ine 0'iy nan o7'"s 10 -
noaneed that the future meetings would
be held in one Of the churches
On 10y N.Sl.' =. =,.,s..-.
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So. "a. ,.l. t.+t... l...,,re tAs,
s.-.--,... II. -.;.-....
-, - 49,. a.
,,,
s..-3.-...t-. ~ - 49,. ..r..1
srot,, 5i,.i,.s,,s7 49,, ebr~.b nat haiu-
r,,ra',h., .sro-,t.j-4s f.ll N.ya~.l,.r.se
"a NOW oa-aes erassisJ.
Monday nirl.t tie church vas again
full. and in addition TO tile regular lee
tare of SIR. Norris The auiiene, enjoyed
a rousing talk from AIR. Jake White. Of
Clinton. and is new names obtained
Tuesday night, ,ae house was crowded
to overlooking, ard many uuab,e to obtain
admission. .JudEe VI Il Bradley. deliv-
cred an able embarrassing speech. only
10 names were added
Ga Wednesday night, The Nurphys had
very FAiuaoie a"Ai!'~ry' AF- Sea'i, T.
the distinguished Murphy leader, who
has had such unb9unded success wherev-
...t..t...+ i,
innocent worker ana ms address Nsdnes
day night is highly commended on au
sides, Mr.. Nesbitt will remain IN Uick
.,.
- y ; = a.
/ new names came forward, awia the sreA'
est exeitemeat and enthusiasm The
r,aatiuq was nerLans fbe most lively and
,.
interesting Of the series the feeling ami
/ earnestness Of the community eE"e"tiy
increasing with each succeeding night.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

MIR EplroR "A large mum Der o. penn
oerats Of Fulton, would like TO bear lion
Ed. Grassland on the Financial theories
Of the day We don't think The CouaiER
exactly endorses Crossiands reported
views in every particular, but We kro"
you will indorse him GA every inch OF the
ground as n man and as the truest Of true
democrats and the bravest Of our brave
leaders. Respectfully,
DEMOCRATS.
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rserr rs..s a-rn.g rvs RrnLlc.

4-t l'1-' t-'s' ~
p4s~nrslA ,,-n SICK "E'oAo'i1-
--s---
SYMPTOMS Of a Diseased Liver.
t4~-....,.. ....,.+...f.. .,,,.l....f,,ee l1c,
r.i.-,., ,,-~,...,..-so ~, ,.,.es,,,.-,.
.o.,le.:,,[.. III, -,su ie;f, fl,e'l.rr side.
f,.,l5l.tr,'; f1,elart
s;ss. sometimes fg9e pain is feItunder
The srapi.io1 blade. and # fIcouentlv
ezte,,ls 70 the top of the shoulder and
is sometimes mistaken fora rheHoa-
tisni a. ii'eafm hestonaGi' = ''iect-
ed Witl' loss o. 'I'loe'''1 ''i.- s'1.,''o.'a
the oo"elS ~ se'.ll = -. :. - s, s,
some.iillcs 7''e' li,'i ~ 80, ~,
ne,'o IS = o''.'le' -. ,esf &, l,
,ea y IN :. l''. r. i cenerallv CON
- H. - ,,,a,,,o,, accon1nan-
e''11-'''::.i,>...z.:,,f,,ls .,eati9n ~ Iiavino
- - ,vbi-b otfsbt 10
- - lone A slirllt. Grt cough
-, .,,(';,,,ee -, atfe,,.l7,at The pa
:..,t-oe,,,ia;rs ol, WEAKNESS and de-
i7;l;+,. H. easily startled. his feet are
III ~ j,nrnino. and he complains Of
ILL sensation ofthe skin, his spir-
r. are low: and although he is salts
fed fbat exercise would be beneficial
- him. vet he can scarcely summon
~, fortifuele enough to t1y it. In fact,
he disnusts every remedy. Several of
svmptomsattendthed disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed. vet examination OF the
body. ai,erdeath, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged.
C.If7 AMI FF YER
- y y = 49,
H. = NEGT aSr-s tx-rp PfrTS ~
Liz N~-4'A - = = = - " -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

The friends Of he Murphy move
meut in localities where the work is in
progress aud especially whero it has no,
yet been lnauaurated, should beware Of
imposters. No man shonl1 be encouraged
who is not personally known where he
goes or vino does not carry the proper
creden ials from the executive committee
from the State Of Kentucky IPaducah
sun
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15
Get a scrap book, aud when you find

Get scrap book, aud when you hu'
orticlc in any of your papers "h'o"
doam valuable, recipe for something
av need or any other matter 70
which you may wish to refer Hsis, 80.
out Il out and putin your scrap ooo@.
Keen IL classified as best you can 20 @S =
.snder !. easy Of reference, keeping al
,ss recipes At one place You cannot con
-. Il YOU have not tried it, bow yalu-
s,,,s and practically useful such book
LII bscome in a few years IAe DogA
does not cost much and the 'lms 'Ase" :
.en,,iap out and pasiiag il VII pay lArss-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

Mr. EDIron III Mr.. Wm. Perry, one
Of the cleyerst Of men, ever becomes q
candidate for President Of the United
States, he viii receive the unanimous aad
undivided support Of sassairas Ridge and
Ma Bend.
P S.-Or anything else he wants
MADAID BIND.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15
REATY. Dentist.

IN - Hickman, and ten iers his kind
regards to patrons ~. u,b-
..,sr All diseases of the mouth
treated.
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: 80
r. called TO Tie Housekeepers supply
Company, of Cincinnati, ONO, "ho make
= business 5f getting mp and mauuiaci uV-
ing new and io5or s7uiHg convenience iot
Aousekespers, aud give emF los ment 70
hundreds 81 agents Vi both sexes thf'n
a,1+.tre whole Unfttd States 10 introduce
Ind sch them. aud Offer Inducements that
viii pay them handsomely. Many al
their gents are now making from - to
So per day, and some of them even more.
Write TO them al once aud they viii send
y on circular5, giving you full description
Of eacn article they manufacture, AMI
their terms TO agents, and viii assign
YOU exclusive territory sell in. Ihelr
address is rhe Housekeepers supp y Com
n 80 Elm street. Cincinnati,
-44t5s.sF - - TfGbS-4t
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parisbioner stopping with his pastor
VS. mortified 20 see him visit = closet at
ter eacn meal aud quietly take drink
fra.a suspicious looking bottle. His
any compelled him TO remonsfrate with
theo GOOD man on this deplorable practice
hint his modification was increased when
h. was shown that il was bottle OF Dr..
q simmons Liver Medicine that was
used. and ne was assured that 10 that e1
cellent remedy the people were largely
inJebted for sermons free from dyspepuc
SIMMONS. with which they hai been
afflicted until he was cured by this rela-
bic remedy .
CoweLL. who also have some triai pack
ages 10 be given away TO Applicants
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

F'he trial of Wake Stouer for the
s@EliIg Of sioner Davis, was called
Wednesday, and continued to next court.
The opponents of the Internal I'm
pavement bills are now very certain
the bills will be defeated
OWEN MILES, Esq, one of orr
vorrhiest citizens, is dangerously in
with rneumonia. We wish him "A speedy
recovery.
Bill Nolin, the negro who stole Mr..
TSos. E. Gleason's mule last week, was
tried Tuesday, and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary.
pr. Bynum Terrell, Of the Foliop
precinct, is candidate for Assessor He
is a clever man, popular, extensively
knCrn, and would make an excellent
Officer.
Fudge Starks, City Judge, and Capt
Tom Boar, town Marshal, Of Fulton, are
anoeu iced as candidates for reelection.
They are clever gentlemen, and We hope
will be reelected.
The Hickman Murphy 5 haze rented
n rsoru in the sohm block, Clinton street
and opened a Club Room. The roqIn. il g
be supplied with books papers, chess
boa- ls, billiard table, etc.
ifR. RoBr. McCovNELL Is canai
date for re election to the Office Of County
sur~eyor. lie has proven himself very
competent, is an excellent gentleman, aud
Is well worthy Of au endorsement.
The Grand Jury. it is understood
has found a true bill against one Of the
common school teachers Of this county
for whipping cue Of his pupils. Teach
ers had better look out. We give no
names for fear Of a mistake.
DR CHAs- HUBBARD gives 4 timely
and fair notice TO the public Those in
debted to him win profit By reading his
card in this paper His notice Is fair,
and liberal, bat to the point, and he
means what he says.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

BELLS The best assortment Of
Farm aud school house Bells ever offered
in this market, are for sale at prices to
suit the times, at n. P. HARNESS ( CO
Hardware AID Stove Store.
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FAs MEgZs.

gooE1 30 Nomr Interests :
TERRACE CHAINS. HORSE AND No ~
Collars, Iron bound Hames Btia.e
Back Bands, aud Plough Lines, at o."
rock prices, By --l,,,,D-.,-
feoI5-tf T. 81 u a y ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

T D. McNEELY KILLED.-lnfor
no,ion has reached here OF the killing of
ar r. 8. McNeelJ, formerly citizen Of
this county, bat more recently a resident
of paniscot county, no. lie was killed
:, ryidav last, on a farm six miles below
Ga,oso BY Mr.. Newsam. The difficulty
ooenred about settlement between the
nar,;.s ABOUT some corn. Newsam called
-. house where McNeeiy was board
- and our information is that, McNee
- 5,rinr the controversy, drew pistol
lin Newsolu protested that be was
s,stinq man, but was not to be intim-
;d.,s,I BY such small weapons. MeNeely
~ called little boy, telling him to 60
:; ,Ls house and bring him a shot gun.
~ i was that Newsam fred, the first
growing fatal, but Newsam to make
s,' 800 his work, jumped over the fence
ne yard, AMI shot MeNeeiy The sec
.;ne Mr. Eewsam proceeded imme-
Ma,slg 10 the proper authorities aud de-
I'D himself up, but We have ne IN
esfsa as to the result Of the trial.
orerNswAaE "A large stock Of
ua,s lust received by n. P. HAIR
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

yFSO PREVENT COLDS AND COUGHS
among your children. buy pair of
ChiIdren's Rubber Oyershoes for 80 cents.
for sale By
fa5-tf Il BUCHANAN.
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rHsP RECEIFEp AID N0w OPENING
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-02-15

In this county, on Feb 81 1873 Mr.
Alfred w MetAepy and Miss Susan
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