The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07


new owners, Rayser wiuine, is. ,urnin z
over leaves that will insure success. They
are determined to build up aud sustain q
q trade, aud will give in uducements in
prices and qualities OF goods TO guarau-
tee this. Private families can have
baking done on reasonable terms. See
their card and give them a cali.
) LEAsERs WANTED.
have 200 acres of splendid hand in
MissOuri-Opposite Hickman-and l wish
- lease it in forty acre tracts. viii give
the most liberal terms 20 good lessees
ATS THOS. r. y, MAHON.
AN ADMIRABLE INVENTION
Messrs. Lamb * Bullock, Fulton, Ky,
had on exhibition at our county Fair, o
bean and pea thresher, which was award
ed a blue ribOn by the judges, sad in ad
aiiion it was endorsed by many leading 2
citizens splendid aud useful machine.
l. does its work to perfection. No farmer
should he without one. IL will save you
money.
The ciiizens of Point Pleasant, Mo,
have subscribed about half the stock nee
cssary to convert their plank road TO
Clarkton into = railroad track, and have
in view daily connection with our rail
road bJ river. Here is good opportuni
ty for our railroad authorities to obtain "A
magnificent feeder, and indeed a eonnec
tion with the etraAs-Mississippi railroads
Will they DO ii
There IL a young man IN town Of
such susceptible and sympathetic ply
sical composition, that he was forced at
enc time TO abandon u position in y drug
store for the novel reason. that he could
not handle aLy kind of medicine without
being affected with ali the conseque
IL wss calculated TO produce on the party
for whom il was sintended.-l Trigg County
Democrat.
This is especially true of the medicine
vinum frumeuti. Handling it effects
clerks precisely ss it does other individ-
uals.
We have nice limo of ladies cloaks and
shawls, balmorals, cotton and wooden
hose, nGe;as, hoods and furs, which W.
will sell very low. Call and examine
Stf. J. AMBERG'S SONS
CoTTos MARKET.-The eastern
markets have declined during the week
about one-half cent per pound but our
quotations remain about the same. The
receipts were one hundred and thirty
bales. which soil freely at 9Ec for goo
ordinary, l0fc for low abiding; l0Ic for
middling.
The corn market il active. with r
steady demand. Messrs. Plaut engaged
$500 bushels from Rm Woods At 81
cents per bushel, on the bank. Shelled
and sacked, delivered, SO cents.
a comparatively small audience at
tenSed the lecture of Father Anastatius
MonSay night, on the subject Of the "Ec
contrisities of Modern Thought about Sal
who denied themselves the privilege oi
attending that they missed rare intel
lectual trest The lecturer is scholarly 3
spicy, Witty, aud entertaining. His
criticisms of the cccentricities being
discussed were pungeRt and forcible, anS
their justice readily felt by the unletter
cd as we'll as the most intelligent. w
should be glad for him to repeat the lee
ture on some more favorable occasion
and for the be enefits u the Hickman church
Don't you forget it. but call on J
W. CORMAN-& co, and see the A CIT W
the best and n.ost, ,cemplete cooking stove
ever seen in Hickman
A REAL Boom IN TRADE--Th'
house OF J. Amberg's Sous is reaching
out with admirable vim and enterprise
and their exertion is being rewarde'
with a real boom in trade. Dull as th
times are eaid to be, the sslss OF TIN
house ran. recently, from $500 to SlOo'
daily On last Monday they shipped lV'
bales Of Gotten. and we suppose th ar dali.
purchases run from to 80 bales Th'
past week aud the week past, il is a fact
that their clerks were rushed.to sua h al
extent as TO be unable to wait on all thei
customers. We are glad to note the con
tinued business success of this old relia
BILE honse. They carry an immense stool
and in some respects, styles and qaal
ties Of goods, attempted by no otbcr bs-ss
rufside ,ha larger cities.