The Hickman courier., 1879-08-15
A SPLENDID OEEERI REAl III

me COURIER will be greatly improved
curing the ensuing year. 1t will furnish
az tue local news, notices of meetinns.
| assessments, tax and other sales, markets
etc., etc, giving information that every
Tesioeht OF TINS county ought 10 have, and
cannon deprive himself Of without being
| likely TO lose many times the cost of tbe
paper. The Village, Farm. Town and
County Talk on subjects Of local interest.
wlil De supplied fully in our columns, be-
sues much interesting reading. All this
can De had az scarcely cents a week, or
only - for the entire yearl
And BETTER StiII.
Almost body knows the high value
Of the A7eTic0n AgrieHltlrist @ journal that
has just completed its 37th successful
year Il is large, beautiful journal.
tuIi OF plain, practical, reliable, most
useiul information, for every man, woman
and child. 1t prints every year 700 to
500 original engrGvings of Iabor-snv wing
housekeeping contrivances, many of them
| homemade; also Of animals, plants, con-
struction Of buildings, etc, etc. The
American Agrteutfnrist also constantly pub
hshes exposures of the various humbuas
and swindlers that prey upon the people
with their Grtfal schemes These expos-
ures save tens of thousands Of dollars 10
its readers every year.
with all its splendid features. and an
outlay of over $4,000 year in collect
ing and preparing information, engray-
ings etc., the circulation is so large that
It is supplied 10 subscribers, postpaid,
for only SI.50 each year.
But
We are happy to announce that VIC have
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1meric0n AgrieultUrisl, ifor the small sum
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| $25 each for 80 copies of the first or artist
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| for volume 50 Of that Journal, who sends
/ 20 cents extra to cover cost of packing,
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/ the COURIER and the american AgrieultUrist
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I delivered free) copy of the above
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