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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

20 Hti''.oiiAct 10 announce MP
I - Ms " y IN Ei'' as o. candidate for re
e's1''o" 10 'he once Oh Oity Marshal
We are authorized 70 announce Mr.
JOHN COLE. asa candidate for The otfice
( OF City Marshal te
F0r CJnuty .TH7,e
&C. v,I ne ' ",sr'ofi-ed c" announce JOHN
" " - 4 L. tS d cNhdidate Tor The OF
gust election. ri
We are authorized to Announce II. C.
Ballet as candldate for the office of
County Judge, al the ensuing August
e-ectioh
" ~" authorized 60 announce SHELBY
Z DE- H. as a c""'Idate for the Office of
ConhIy Judge AT the ensuing August
election
We are a1th orlzrd 10 announce Judge
. u MON l'''' VI Elk ms a candidate for
ss-F,sy.Io 10" 10 .hs once CT County Judge
OF fuitoh county
F'T to""V Court CIerk.
We are authorized to announce HOLM
a WILSON, as candidate for re-elee.
I,pn 70 me once 81 county Court Clerk.
'0''o" III gust
For C,,,nt, Ajtorne,,
-,
PRATHER. as candidate for re-eIsetia,,
TO the office of County Attorney NJ ,ba
ensuing election.
r.. Clou;r
We are authorized 70 o,ro,,,, y =,
WALKER. as candidate for pa 49, y. h.
the ollie Of Sheriff M The ensning 49, 70
election. ~ IS'
Far .L,;2or
We are authorized 10 annornca Rop,r
" ETHENY. as a candidate Ca, -
Office of Jailer. 81 The ensnin, an,.'l.
election. "a
Weare authorized announce JOSFPH
KIRKPATRICk Sr a. candi,Iate far
the Office of iaiIer At the ensIing Sngust
election I'd
We are authorized 70 o,,orr.a r.
TH0NF4SSON asacar,3;3..o g.. H.. ,,fiee
If i,iIor 80, L.
ton.
We IRA a,,tIo.i,a.I D., o,,r,,,noa 1FwIS
PRlTCHETT as candi5a,a f,r the offise
of iailer at the ensniog August eleetion.
=,
BUSHART. as a candidate for the office
of jailor OF Fulton county, at the August
election. td@
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Ladies'.
Linen Suiis-S3 aud UPWARDS. at
LUTTREILsS Cheap Cash Store

Linen SuifS-So ana upwards at
LUFTRELLiS Cheap Cash Store.
DEFYING CoURT On Tuesday
last, Dan r. Lewis, Geo. Branch Newt.
Cross, Frank Floyd, Mortimer Sersene,
VIM. owen, and man by the name of
McClclland were arraigned before Es-
quire 10. Ayers, Missouri Magistrate,
for an examining trial on the charge of
shooting and killing one Aft. Clark, who
was killed on a prostitute boat, opposite
Hickman, in Missouri, on the night of the
IIth instant. At the examining trial,
the State desired to continue the case, be-
cause Of the absence of tue two wemen
who alone were witnesses for The STATE
bur fhe accused demanded rial Immediate
" ana a release, and each drew fheir PTS
tolls &c execute their win. The scene ere
ated great confusion, and the seven men
accused, walked away pistols in hand, in
defiance Of count officers, aud all. They
crossed the river mo Kentucky, aud are
VET az large
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Attraction TO THE LADIES W

ATTRACTION TO THE LADIES We
are pIeased TO announce hat Mrs Rose is
receiving fine Assortment Of Ladies' and
Misses Hats. Of the latest styles, in con
neetion with Lsees, Ribbons, French and
American Flowers, which she is selling
at reduced prices and viii make it a
great object for those wishing such goods
TO call on her before going elsewhere.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

While Judge Lindsa7s candidacy
for the United States Senate may have
preclu3 cd Lis making the race for the
Appe Hate Bench at this time. il does
not follow by any means that be Is
Ineligible 60 the position. The people
have right TO recall him - the
position, aud it viii, indeed, be un'or
tunate to the Stafe if be i no, re
elected Clinton Democrat
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

The Rev W T Boiling will address
the people of Fulton County on the sub
ject of Temperance, at the following times
and places Jordan Station, Thursday,
April 25ih, at night. Fulton, Friday,
Anril 18th, at night. Sassafras Ridge,
Monday, April 29th, at night.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19
A,on'f Fall Behind U.e
bead Lime

A~tITIZRN Tax PAYERS. The tir4t Of An,;l
v j. fast approaching. This il the
iaeriffs Dead Line. 1t YOU fail TO nsv
pour taxes until then. you involve him
rrl his securities in 20 per cent damages
aiove the taxes due. You have been in
.Is.lged as lone rs he nature of the case
will admit Iou must now pay or take
tie consequences of the failure upon
yourselves. Respectfully.
mars b. r. WALKER, Sheriff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

THE question to be considered by
the Democrats in the elections this fall
is not so much who shall 20 to Con
gre-s, but who shall be kept out Of
Congress 1t is bad sign to see a
man too keen to get there Thousand,
of axes to grind around there.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

The Society of French Communists,
in New York Cry IS making. itself
quite at home over here. it seems; and
with the alert energy Of the race, il is
making it. presence feltiu other parts
Of the country. The character Of tie
society may be determined by tha sof
its President, the notorious Edmund
Mecv. who was leader Of the party by
whom Archbishop Darboy aud other
hostages we're assas>inated in the last
dav4 of the Commune. In their rage
at Theirs. who trusted that the nifty
Of the priestly Office would save the
hostages aud refused to treat with the
insurgents or aceede to their desire
to exchange them for Blauqui. they
took these six innocent men out aud
short them \ shot time after thai
the Commune was overthrown, and the
refugees Who have found their way to
this country have organizedi a society
in New York, and last month gave
banonet at Beethoven Hall common
Grating the establishment of the
Commune in Paris in 1871.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

Ladies all linen ready made Suits and
busters which are selling. at reduced
prices. Call on Mrs Rose
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.Eusf ODeuea.

An elegant line of Ladies'. Misses and
Children Trimmed Hats which | VIII
sell very cheap. r. q. Lu IIkElL-
TIE SOUTHERN HUMoRIsT We
have received a copy of this new monthly
paper. published in the Courier-Journai
luilding, Louisville, Ky, by Lester C.
Hubbard s Co 1t is capital paper. II
rortrays the comical side of life in the
South, particularly as it was IN the past,
reviving the rich old stories and incidents
over which the dust Of many years have
gathered The present number contains
a. one of the leading features, Proctor
Knott's irresistably funny Duluth speech,
which set the world agog with laughter,
with many other selections of equal merit.
1t is profnsely and humorously illustrated,
aud is artisiically and carefully gotten
MP. The subscription price is Sl-Ve a
war: a dime enclosed TO 1.-The Southern
Humorist," Louisville Ky, will secure
sample copy. The publishers offer a pre-
MUM for contributions. Who viii send
the hest Joke from this seetionl
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a GOOD .sozxe.

parishioner stopping with his pastor
was mortified TO see him visit a closet af-
ter each meal and quietly take a drink
from a suspicious looking bottle His
duty compelled him 10 demonstrate with
the good man on this deplorable practice,
but his modification was increased when
he was shown that il was "A bottle Of DR..
A. Q. Simmons Liver Medicine that was
used, and he was assured that TO that ex-
eellent remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspepiie
symptoms, with which they had been
afflicted until he was cured by this relia-
bic remedy.
This medicine is for safe by BucE s
CowGILL, who also have some trial pack
ages to be given away to applicants.
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TIME TABLE
RELIGIOUS.

NJ PNurs ErtscoPsL Cmuacn -GgeHer
: 10" EHS; Rector. Services every sunday
and Sunday night.
hArfsf-Scryices every Sabbath at II
g. M ana = p. m. Sabbath School every
Sabbath az 5 o'clock.
Ray FLFNISG, Pastor.
ST.. PErEE' s. CAtuoLic-Service. .vo.,,
Second sunday in each month
fArhga McDoNAL, Priest
METHODIST EriscorAL, Sourn-Seryiccs
every sunday 20 100 clock, a. m ana
?. m- sunday school at On. NJ. &. l.
h"h'te' ourerintendcnt Prayer Meat
ING every Wednesday night.
hEv. ". H. BOILING. Pastor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

A most outrageous sw indie has
recently been exposed in New York.
4 number of constituencies book
binding firms have been IN the habit
Of advertising for girls to work for
them, after binding them under prom
i>es of regular employment to work a
month for nothing they would disharge
them at the end OF that time, engage
others in the same way. aud so continue
the pitiinl swindle with great profit to
themselves The members of at least
one firm have been arrested and are
likely to be severely dealt with.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

dterfiserS n'"sf SeBd IA their Jurors
dy s o'c3oek 4hurs3ay morning 10 IN
SIRE thar appearance iie Frjday's
paper.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

Governor Rice, OF Massachusetts,
was pe,itioued by Boston atheists 70
omit from his Thank giving proclama
ton any acknowledgement of God
AMI o simply say that he appointed
the day IN accordance wi h the wish
Of those who desired it, The Gover-
nor began the proclamation a. follows:
The Father Of Mercies, hose power
is infinite. and whose loving Kindness
is everlasting, invites His people in
His holy work to make known their
requests unto Him in every time Of
their necessity"
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a Splendid

.Ebite Shirt for SI-a White Vest 90c-at
aprI21 LUTTRELL' 5.
KILLING OF ALT CLARK TUE No
-roRIous "GUxBoAT' CAPrAIx.--On Friday
might last, party of seven Missourians,
sited the prostitute gunboat which lies
opposite Hickman, on the Missouri shore,
and in melee which ensued. killed Aft
- ark, the commandaut of that craft
The women on board the boat are the only
witnesses to the affair and their testimo-
my is net full They testified before the
'tourt of inquest, before Esquire Jo.
Ayers, that these seven Missourians came
aboard the boat on Friday night, and that
they were cursing and swearing, iutima-
sing that they expected raid from the
town Mar-hal of Hickman or other peace
officers TO the boat and making demon
strations as If they intended 10 resist
any officers. They had their pistols out,
-'sRd fired toward Hickman. During this,
At Clark, the Captain of the boat, went
=sthe door, and as be stood. a pistol was
4 red, and Clark staggered of the boat
following 'ob, ooh, aud ran up the
oaslk, and some of tie men ran at the
same time He was found dead the next
.nsrning, some two hundred yards up the
river bank, pistol shot in the breast,
neIr the region Of the heart. The women
seseify that he was shot by one Dan Lew
Is, and the jury of irqaest rendered
-7erdict in accordance with said tes,imo-
ny II appears probable that the shoot
ing was accidental. When the pistol
tired, however, one of the women. charg-
edahat Lewis had shot Clark, but he AMI
she men denied It, but al the same time
shrc atened TO shoot her. After the shoot
5ng. the men came aboard the boat ani
caroused for several hours,f aud It was
mot known positively that Clark was
killed until he next morning. when some
passers found his body on She bauk Of the
river.
Tie man Clark was from Cape Girar-
deaat, No, and judging from his calling
must have been very bad man. Him
self aud women. we understand had
been plying their low vocation for years
up an down the river, and many com
nunities have been soreIy disgraced by
the presence Of such disgraceful crafts.
a. isa wonder that such men do not meet
ereI f,tes oFfenor
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w. DIESTELBRINK.
Family Groceries.

ri o space to name all articles. but no
= trouble to show goods.
Come and see, at tho corner OF Troy
and Moscow Avenue, East Hickman, ny
JANIS ly
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CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS.

We are Headquarters for Clothing because
we manufacture nearly all our own clothing,
ana thereby save you the bigwholesale deal
ers profit In Collars Ties, Underwear.
Trunks Valises, Satchels, Umbrellas, etc, We
are selling at Rock Bottom
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19
E.uttreII

Keeps constantly on hand a nice assort-
ment OF Edgings, Insertings, Ties, Buches
Handkerehiets, Buttons. Trimmings Fans,
Fanchains, Parasols, &c.
aprI21 CHEAP CASH STORE.
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tx. Il. I'd. Of ~.

Kentucky Lodge, No $40, knights OF
Honor-meets every Friday evening at
clock Members OF other Lodges re-
specially Invited 10 attend meetings
JNo. W Cowgirl, j.
JNo YousG, r.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

QUERY why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Seal Of North Clrotina,' Mt
the same price Ifebl ~
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grw Adrettisen,cut4.
AXE NlTIcE
Residence For Sale.

& BEAUTFUL and conmodious resi-
- aenee, with about acres Of ground.
on 'y AYenue--oue Of the most dcsira
oie ones in Hickman or vicinity. will be
sold IN reasonable terms
Tor further particulars apply TO
+ HELM ER,
"l' '--iiI Railroad Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

The Episcopal Safe Convention
meets in Danyille next month.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

The incest selection Of Prints. bones
ties, Lawns, Piques. Grass cioihS, etc, in
the city, at popular prices--can always be
fsnnd At LuTrR ELLIS Cheap Cash Store
Paducab will have a biz Murphy
picnic on the 9th.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19
August Election.
For City Marshal.

We are authorized to announce AR
JAMES WARNER, as candidate for re
election to the Office Of City Marshal
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.
JOHN COLE, as "a candidate for the Office
Of City Marshal te
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They are trying to build new col

They are trying TO build a new col
alsge at May6eld.
Smiley Dick, aeandidate for county
Jiidge, whose shoulder was disfooated
50 me weeks ago is about gain, telling
many good joke on his opponents
Mrs. NJ. F. GLACIER. wife of Ru
3 lph GIazier, died in Hickman. sunday
70 st. She was a good woman and true
II lie.
The prospect of the early wheat
narvest is putting the farming imple-
"a ent and machines to stirring. They
zS+e the most active portion of our com
4 unity not excepting the candidates.
ESoUIRE James Bushart, who has
seen seriously i'll for two months past
vas in Hickman Saturday, and we are
Cad 70 note * getting well, though his
s.npuia ted foot is in tad condition yet
a colored girl, named Mollie Harris,
- as burned to death, last week, near Tip
t<nvilIe, in Lake county, Tenn She was
AZ the field burning corn stalks, when her
Soothing caught fire. Instead of trying
e extinguish the flames, she ran with ali
sislr might to the house, and BY the time
sAcr father overlook her the clothes were
literally burnt of After intense suffer
ssg tie poor creature died the next day,
sasst Sunday.
ANOTHER ARLINGTON BoBBER
sEAuoHr.-A..posse Of citizens from Bal
tls.rd county, assisted by Marshal Warner,
-Sn Monday last, arrested one John Hart
ED, charged as being one of the Airing
ton safe robbers. fairfield was Al work
81 a farm in Missouri, opposite Hickman,
= hen arrested. 1t, is understood that
some Of the gang previously arrested
-tIrned States evidence aud gave positive
testimony against fairfield. fairfield,
aowever, protests his innocence, and
speaks confidently of being able to es-
iablish an alibi as to his presence on the
-oirl+ Of tho robbarv-
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lE HICKMAN COURIER,

Ir FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1878.
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Wcarc authorized 10 announce Judqo
J. II TGONERY, as candidate for
reelection to the Office CT County Judge
of Fulton county.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

W. NO authorized 60 announce SHELBY
T Dc k. u~ e,,udidate for the Office of
County Judge, AT the ensuing August
election
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

Smiley Dick, a candidate for county
Jiidge, whose shoulder was disfooated
50 me weeks ago. is about a gain, telling
rasny good joke on his opponents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19
a Magnificent line of Ladies', Misses,
and Children Trimed Hats.
A FULL LINE OF CAssIMEREs, LINEN
PANT GOODS COTTONADEs, sc.

rsa-AIl the above Goods are oil offered
at the very lowest prices ever offered in
this couutry-all first class durable
Goods "a [apr5
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For Couuty Ja7ee.

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
W WiNGATE. as q candidate for The Of
fee Of County Judge, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. II
We are outhorizcd to announce II. C.
BAILEY, as a candidtte for the Office of
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1878-04-19

We are authorized to announce Roman
McCoaSELL as q candidate for re election
to the office Of County surveyor.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-12-25

The Trenton State Gazette, gives the fol-
lowing notice of G. w. Hottel's store
Mr.. Geo. w. Hotel. No 3S! E. State St,
Trenton, has made an especial effort for the
holidays and has filed his cases with some
very tine goods indeed Gentlemen are par
tcularly DESTROYS of making their appearance
ON Christmas morning in bran new holiday
hat, and in order to be pleased in this respect
they will find that the stock which has been
selected by Mr.. Hotel will give eminent sat
isfaction. Beautiful seal skin caps and ele-
giant gloves to match, are among the choice
articles of headwear to be found there, and to
complete the costume of gentleman for 1879,
q Knox hat, glossy and shapely, with natty
cane and silk umbrella, are absolutely neces-
sary. Mr. HotteI win furnish You these
things with pleasure, and if fashionable felt
hat is your choice, step ia and cover your
head with one.''
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Fr Tia RgcoRo

7f Ills RECORD.
EDITOR OF RECORD IL was foolish enough
TO think that when we elected as City Clerk
one who was connected with newspaper, we
should be furnished in At least that one paper,
with both full and correct reports of the pro-
ceedings of Council but the facts certainly
bear me out in saying that for gears we have
not been SO poorly informed as to what is GO
ing on in that 60 us taxpayers) important
body.
Latterly, even the Treasnrer's report, which
is ready prepared matter, does not appear for
some reason.
Has our Republican Clerk been 6uudosed
into keeping from the public eye as much as
possible the doings of his ringmasters ? Or
cannot the Family Paper afford to print
the Council proceedings now that it has viz
tnal monopoly Of the City work.
TAX PAYER
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-12-25
Stockton, N. j., Dec. elst, 1878


Mr.. EDITOR Our little village has been
quite excited for the past week on account of
the failure of the firm of Wm. " Case g.
Bro, lumber dealers and manufacturers in
hard wood, and also lcauing owners of the
Stockton Spoke Works. These institutions
have both gone into liquidation and chosen
assignces. What the liabilities and assets are
we are unable totell, but it is to be hoped
that the creditors viii not sustain any serious
losses, although we can hear Ill kinds of stor,
les. 1t is too soon to fairly form any kind of
an opinion. The first mentioned firm com
menced business here some twelve years ago,
and we must say have been Woodworking
men and have added largely to the prosperity
of our town in the way of employing men
and putting up buildings, and always ready
to give helping hand to any new enterprise
for the benefit of the place, and many times
at their own Inconvenience. They laid in
property when they came here at war prices
and went on and improved it, and the
natural shrinkage owing to the depression in
the times has helped very largely to bring
them to the present crisis, together with loss
and difficulty in collections, land sharks,
money shavers, &C., but the evil day is at
hand and of course they must take their
share of gossip, which always must follow
such things, and generally those that are the
least hurt or concerned havethe most to say
abut it. But such is life IF man has
plenty of money and sees, az to usesit ia bust
ness giving employment TO men and life and
activity to town where be is located, then
his company is sought at all times and he is
the lion Of the times, but when the day of
adversely comes and he loses his money, even
though it be through some unforeseen event
and entirely beyond his control, then he is a
rascal and unworthy the name of man, and
be is summed Just as much as his company
was sought before.
The Stockton Spoke Works were started
about years ago and have been doing a large
business, employing from twenty 10 thirty
men in the various departments and appar-
emily making some money, but they have had
some very hard pull backs, the most important
one that of being burnt out. Abont two years
ago the whole mill with all hemacbnery and
contents in general, as well as out-buildings,
and large amount of rough stock, was swept
away in few minutes, and with scarcely any
nsuraDcesDn it. This blow was enough to
make almost any one give up in despair, but
not so in this case it was scarcely three
weeks before the familiar whistle was heard
again and the mill went to work with renew
ed vigor and has been running up,to the pres
elt time, but owing 20 financial troubles has
been forced TO make an assignment. But we
hope that it will get in operation soon again.
as it was one of the main supports Of our
town and consequently throws great many
men oui Of employment Bit | suppose
stockton will have to take her share Of the
bard times along with the rest. CITIZEN.