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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-21


4 LIBERAL PROPOSITION We
publish in this issue Of the couaIER a
card from Mr.. II. A. Tyler, the owner Of
the bulk Of the bonded Indebtedness Of
the city OF Hickman, in which be. xolun-
tarily. makes the proposition to ths siiy,
or TO our citizens. to compromise the
existing city debt at GO cents on the
dollar. on conditions named We arf 5orced
to consider this 4 fair and libersf po-
stion, aud one which, If taken az r.
of. viii save the city about Sio.O< On-
der the proposition the present 'bond
owners sgres unsolicited, 10 lose 4ognts
on the dollar, eui to transfer sagh Lehts
and securities as they now holdso the
city, or citizens rather who may aid the
city in this compromise movement.
The present bonds. all know, are being
paid promptly, interes. ami principal, aud
ere about MS perfectly secured as Law can
make: and each citizen who may invest
under the proposition gets dollar for
dollar in paper that is bearing . per cent
interest. The arrangement. II effected,
would gave The town about Sio'OVo, and
would eq"aiize the burden, or privilege
if you so consider il. Of carrying Tue city
debt. The larger tax payers could lose
nothing by carrying say, eaen 5000 or
$1,000 worth Of these bonis, Tor outside
Of bearing interest aud being promptly
uIet as they fan due, in casa the larger
tax payers would soon consume IN pay
meEt Of taxes
Il - certainly very liberal on the
part az the principal bon4 owner TO
thus propose giriag 10 the CITY forty cents
on the dollar On paper that all know is
good. and that is being paid promptly aud
without any obstruction as 20 iis collection
Our larger tax payers now have the
opportunity for a profitable investment
for themselves. aud one which. at the
same time saves the city ab1ut $4,000.
WIN they combine and do u
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Public S ale.

U WILL OFFER FOR SALE TO THE
I highest bidder, on credit Of 10 uson rs,
note and approved security,
SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1879.
Commencing ut 10 o'olock, i. NJ, all my
Parlor, ionseho.d aud Kitchen Furniture
Spring Wagon, Mule. &c, &c.
All Gums unler 500 cash.
MRS LEVISA ANDERSON.
feb2l-3t ADMINISTRATIVE.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
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TEyHIs Is TIE OLDEST FEMALE col
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CATHOLIC CHURCH. Services tho
LIST and 4th Sunday Of each month.
Fathar wrlch. priest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-21

Ploughipg Is The order Of the day
SiiF the industrious and provideu'
farmer
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HARDWARE, ETC.

CASTINGS, 4a5c PER II.
IRON. bar size 2zc per h.
PLJW STEEL &c per To-
PLOW STEEL WINGS SIC per ID.
IRON AXLES, SC per To-
NAILS. s. 75 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS. 20as1c per ID.
STEEL. cast. VI A, 20a25c
STEEL PLOW>. Sa123c per 10,
HUBS Sl.25a2.25 per sett
PLOWS, Hertweck, Baltzer & knoerr,
Steel P}ows, No. /, 500; No. >, 500;
No. 3. $ 81 No. 4. 500.
Baltzer's patent ons horse Picw $500, ex-
ira plow moulds SOD each. Cotton
scrapers same.
Powell Il Bro, from various factories, one
horse plows. S5.0oas.00; two horse
plows S600al6, 90.
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TnoMAs LATHAM, formerly Of Dres
deu, has been appointed Receiver Of
.he late city Of Memphis He pro-
poses to ruu the machine. aud TO have
The taxes collected necessary to pay
the late city's Indebtedness.
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Cure q rheumatism in Christian Co

Cure g Ih3Inat;sm ii Christian Co.
HoPkts svltLE. kY Dec Is 1871
l eertlt-.-sl4s.t iz@se besa s..ftesjR x al
the rheumatism Il the spina. col AZ for
more tatu twelve months. ! had heeu
treated 10y several physicians without
being cured l vas so tad of ihat for
some time ! could NOT pui on ny shoes !
was induced 10 try Dr. Kagland Light
ming Relief which made a permanent
cure ia nay case. Four months have passed
and have felt 40 return Of the disease.
fe5SI-;ia v Il. NcRAE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-21

TheNSiate MidicaI Society will NEE
in DaHville, April %.
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BURGLARS AGAIN AT WoaA The
aselling house Of ". L McCn'cas-~Tras
entered Tuesday might, and sundas oti-
cles Of clothing stolen. Tie bar9ars
broke tho shutters % the ~iri9 Wand
entered the house through the .or.
lighted the lamp and helped tss
Nj MeC"ieheu @at family w5sseS
eS 'Ae NOSE, o"t eolc.g'ed Il ai1S ped
% H''h'"S, and again cent to sleep. u
ne morning tAe P|''r l-mp "as fHns
oar"'"g' soadry <eftle'es Oh vsnrini ap-
parei missing Aht large bag Of oS~snaS
toard, which the ro15ers had seeFe.si il
the yard. such Fobaeries sre freQueai 81
late and spe1iai v'g'i'no' -hol'd De exer-
ciSea- II "'H'd oe j good Idea FOR fsni-
i'es 20 Keep i9a'e1 shotgun convenient
and give these "izh'-prowlers dose OF
ouekshot- Ihi' remedy, promptly ..dmiu-
i''eFe1' "''' a''ec' some Of the robbers.
Uile ont, yoilow r,cL b,s 80,
again! Hickman knows him G,sos
Cay Chron'els
The above IS not only unEenerous but
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-21

ia Short communications on public
questions printed--but not responsible
fse sentiments or expressions Of corrss-
psndents-eAcept where W. refuse 10 give
name az author.
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4. 2. FeGhe,
Root and Shoe Maker,

HICKMAN. KENTUCKY.
Ladies aud Gents boots AMI shoes made
TO ier, aud in the latest fashion. In
visible patches put on, wbcih last longer
than when sewed. All | ask is trial.
Shop-aext door 10 Helcombe drug
atore febT-79.
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DUr TIE WAR in Tie price Of Gro
ceries only shows that you can bay
Che very best quality a. The very i5west
prices AZ
APIS JOHN WITWNGS.
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Whereas oar most esteemed friend and
former Gers f thiS Court, a. BEE
YARD. mas beea removed frJ.n u by death;
,.ui, whereas. SIC desire 70 give expires
SION OF our appreciation OF his many
good qua i'ies and manly virtues. and to
express Gar sorrow for ais death; there
fore,
Resolved That IN the death of W. \
Breyard this community has lost one ci
ia most usefl citizens, and hss family a
most devoted husband aud father
Resolved Tn,t We Jea1er the family
our sincere condolences. amt in respect 90
soc memory OF our deceased friend We VIII
wear usual badge ot iaournIng.
W. *. DRApLEI Z CEossLASo, Com.
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AE,cc!mI Notiuey

The greatest bargains ever offered in
the City OF Hickmi1 can be had nov in
all lines u goods ~
janl3 J. AMBERG'S SONS.
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FARM FssEs EsE5y5T7

HOUR MILES BELOW HICKMAN.
or Farther information inquire at
EZS-tt THIS OFFICE
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ERRATA.-In the published pro
seelIngs OF the Dsmecratic Convention
'ast week, the names Of the delegates 10
shs State Convention wore left out They
ere; II A. Tyler, Dec. Warren, T. c. Par
ksr. Taylor Gard, Dr. ?. VI. Usher, q. $.
Milos. ". L. Alexander. y. NJ Hsmmonis,
Deb Watson nnd Wa. Perry, and ali s.her
GOD DotaScrata Of the county
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GROCERIES.

BACON, sides 5cts; shoulders acts, hams
7as3e
CHEESE. I2al4c per pound.
COFFEE. Rio. l4alS per 10.
CRACKERS, 7a9c per To.
COAL OIL, 20 per gallon.
CANDLES. star. l5al6c per ID.
FLOUR Hickman Mills, S5.09a5.59.
MOLASSEss, 81 lace per Dbl; 45cts per
usrst IVA rtsr.
LARD OIL. 81 90 per gallon.
LARD. Sea l0cper 10.
GUNP0WDER $3.50 per keg.
BLASTING POWDER, $3.50 per key.
SODA. &c per ID. nv the key.
SUGAR, brown. 7aSc; hard II lallc.
SHOT, per bag. 81 10
ST0NEWARE, l0per gallon.
TOBA Geo, manufac'd per ID. G0aSi.0o.
SALE car loal Z bush Dbl, : 90; by re-
tail 81 IS; 283 10. Dbl, car load, s. 304
by retail Sl.40.
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Annie Nlasnst,sr-

nLD COUNTRY MADE APPLE VINE
I J GAR-Suitable for making pickles,
for saie NJ BUCK x COWGlLL'S
auzl5 II
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New CROP OF SUGAR. MoLASsEs.
~ aud Rice, at very low prices ~
jsnl0 J. AMBERG SONS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-21

IL your liver trssbies you buy Sim
mems Liver Mediciae. ia green wrapper,
ss Beck 4 C0rGiIL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-02-21
5. -C,a- nuiioro.

WELLS Persian Perfume .iiAcKHETtct,
is rich and fragrant. Icy It. Sold bv c.
\. u0LCoM8E, Druggist. ISI0-iy
QuEKY "Why Will men smoke
common tobtcco when they can iuy
Marburg Bros sea- y N1rtb tGrolina ~
the same price jfebI ~
TuE best Is 'the ehespe=t Simmons
Liver Medicine. % Cr4E roIpsr. i 70 sure
remedy for c9H~;I patton. sick he4iac e,
dyspepsia aud diseased liver Sold by
BUck y CuwCiLL
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20 g. Esnne Eoencn.

GtHILDREY' SHOES Al AMBERG' S
I from p cents 10 81 p.
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PERSONAL. Prof Oliver Guinsni
roStrsit painter, with whose work rs nm
astist this community ID well acquainted
Eas returned 10 Hickman, and has taken
reeDs at the Lac edo House lie has Just
osaplsted n life sized portrait Of our lare
iS~nsmsn. Mr.. Doe Barnes, which il.
commended by all SIS an excellent life-like
re'srs. Il is oH exhibition at the house
CT J. H. Rlagt 5 Bro
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NssT,HsE

4 IL parties Indebted TO me will flea.e
"a call OF Jas A Warmer, OF " T.
Frenz, and settle the same, aud obliee,
ie7-tf) JOSEPH STEAGaLA.
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TRIBUTE CO RESPECT To GEo. u. PkAruEe,
GEo RoULnto, ANJ ". a. nREyARD.
At a meeting OF the members Of the
Fulton county bar. AZ the court ho1se. in
The city Of Hickman. on February iJth,
1879, On motion, the iiou. W. ". Robert
son was elected chairman, and !. f. By
nun, Secretary; aud after short aud clo-
quent euloEies FROM each member Of me
bar ia houOr Of tAc departed dead, the
following resolutions were presented
real aud unanimously adopted, aal or
derea TO BE spread upon iho records Of the
Fulton Circuit Coart. and plbiishe in
the Hickman C0CRirR and Fulioa IiueS
NHEREAs During tue late epidemic our
late friend aud brother attorney. Gso. 3
PKATHE0. was stricken down by ihe hand
OF death, while he WAS ueroict.iy engaged
in he effort 10 soothe- The sorrows. aad
minister 10 the wants of ms fellow cilj-
zeAsi and, whereas, We greatly revere his
memory and deplo-e his ua;ime.y deatAi
therefore,
Rsso!rca That IN the death OF our la.e
brother attorney. Gso. IS. PKArHtE, the
bar his los, one Of j,s hesf members one
whose conduct was c0trecierize! by S ie r.
ny. courtesy and ability, he community
one 81 it's most inIell iEeat, Aonorabl- AMI
pEhGc spirited citizens
Rss0Lrea That we tender TO his hareav-
"a Family our most sincere and heartfelt
coHioicace IL their itreplr4bie loss aud
sad bereavement
kesolrsd ha, out Of resp ect 10 his mem
DRY, we "lu scar ,hr usual badge Of
mourning &c 'h.rty days.
{. L. kA-DLE l.. A. STEELE, Com.
whereas among A,se whose lives we're
30 rotly sacr,ic-l AT the post Of duty,
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Middle Tennessee has 300 brandy distiller- foe in onaration rs

Middle Tennessee has 300 brandy distiller- ies in operation.
 Six thousand carrier pigeons are now main- tained in the various fortified towns in France at the public expense ss A @s
 Various Italian cities have begun to erect monuments in honor of the late King Victor Emanuel. The municipal authorities of Mil an has voted the sum of 400, ,000 francs for the monument there.
 Farmers at Wichita, Kan, are hauling buffalo bones into town every day. There has just opened in Wichita good market The bones are gathered in Harper and Bar bour counties, where they lie in countless numbers, and are hauled from fifty to one hundred miles.
 MT. Worth of New Harrison, Wis, was a remarkably handsome young man. He was engaged to marry Miss Dakin, a wealthy girl She pointed what she thought was an empty pistol at him, and shot him in the face, disfiguring him terribly. She now re- fuses to keep the engagement, saying that such an ugly husband would make her con- Stantly nervous.
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PATIENTS.
 R. H. ED DY.

No. 76 STATE ST., opposite Kilby, BOSTON, Secures Patents the United States .also in Great Britain France, and other foreign countries Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by remiItnR dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington. Ne Agency i the United states possesses superior localities f0r ObtGi1ing Patents GsceTtdilig the pGtentGbiay of inUentiOnS. R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 'I regard MT. Eddy of the most capable and sUccessftI practitioners with whom have had official intercourse.'
 CHAS. MASON, Commissioner of Patents" ''Inventors cannot employ p' son more trustwOr- thy or more capable of securing for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents.
 BOSTON, October 19, 1870. R. H. EDDY, Esq-Dear Dir: you procured for me, in l840, my first patent. Since then you have acted for and advised in hundreds of and procur- ed many patents, reissues and extensions. have or- casonally employ ed the best agencts in New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give you al most the whole of my business in your line, and ad- wise others to employ you.
 Yours truly GEORGE DRAPER. - BOSTON. January l. 1879. 4O-ly
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