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New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

ing ahead ~ in II isa crod iiap-laiin. and a. tool
espgc 20 pans tc make B. exact vel H. coud hm' W. y "
few laUres al lIs iron stealing IN; HOff'h ~
about tie habit ~ the lTgwirg. MIicn hau IL n"hDi
caught hs art b the upands Of Denton
The part uf tue book about wiici craft Is tie m'rcs
nonsense. hut what is far nOre Interesting Is hi ' re-
veals the lie they all living IA that lille town
close 10 the river win such rare poeue IN, III,
the senre of time and tide aud the mist tnai
lies on their lives after 30 wears. and see
whole OF the tiny township In light 30
revelation of the life Of country plnces In the time o
James L. while for the information u gives OF The man
whole lie which little has been known hitherto, the
picture II simply Invaluable He gives you litie PIC
of rural lie tnst Burns might almost envy Inc
falls quietly" he says. and lies heavy ana sun
and the Utte town s hidden away under the dazzllng
visitor and not q foOtmaIk between New Hall aud the
mill" and he II vivdy that ever after you
will see the little valley under its mantle OF snow
died, knoweth his eepulchre unto tins daN
because 200 years the church IN winch he was
buried was bnrnt down ana Ills marble iomo Ieuus, ~
to lime william Fairfax his son, 1aue lhe
best of the lives OF the ancient philosophers
but was printed without his name and he died u-
married A branch OF his wlfe's mothers iamiY went
Tom Hcber direct ancestor OF Bishop Hehcr. VINO
wrote &" From GreenaDd's lev Mountains" was found
guilty of a burglary. and the person who brought the
charge against him was one OF the Longielows year
ago this read the substance OF tins paper To their
descendants in the same place. ana III LOOKING uo"n ."
those and women of 1921 looking NJ at me For
thousand years tbev have gone on IN this quiet secu
sion and until che last day VIII cune or thtln All tt!
viii 20 TO the little laitlcrd church and hear the
sweet old prayers, and while they wist not II
ii the last day they will wcnd To their homes
where the snow lay white and stili and one by one
weud away just Fairfax described them. Jben a.
now. the Grad against the grave: ana 50 II VIII
be nile the shines and the rain falls ON their Deal
uul nest among tne moOrs becai Sc now ana al""Ns
lie aud death have ebbed ana n0wed, conenoiHg III III
thcir march. and slow aud sure comes up inc DYuen
Year. fApplausc1
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

DR. J. A sd fRMAN. famous for Of
rupture for thirty consulted at
his principal Once 2s Broadway saturday. MONDAY and
Tuesday week. his branch Office 43 MIA st.
Boston, Wednesday. Thursday aud Friday HIS book.
illustrated with bad before and after cure. mai 70
those send ~ santa
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
suetlai Notices.
lsn- Iixfnrrs.

DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ARCHER q PANCOASr MFG co,
CT Greeucs, & 81 70 - MoCserst.. above BrOOme 81
nrna.l nnss The door
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

Values Of principal commodities I'm.
ported durIDg the years ended June 81
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

IN u0'fces ~ NrrriaJsf mtff D. iR JrJ5t ct.t ftH
nr,nc ru1 QliIlrq
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12
wanted az IIIcIAnlnn.

Competition in every line Of business
except printing Prices chesP enough
in this line.
Also, man with $50, 900 cash capital,
who is willing to invest in business
which is certain to pay 10 per cent.
Also, so men who are willing TO take
500 stock, each, to establish hrst-eIass
female seminary.
Also, three men who are willing to take
81 900, each, partnership interest in a
planning mill.
Also, man who wants the best-attin z
suit of broad cloth ever put up a. Hick-
man to be made by Capt. Grimm, whose
workmanship we endorse.
Also. men with 5000 each, to join =
good, practical, experienced man, with
equal capital. in a furniture factory.
Also, three merchants. with $500, eaeh'
to assist a good, practical man in putting
up cotton gin.
Also, men with 5000 capital, each,
to put up a.spoke and hub factory.
Also, one man with dash and enter
prise to put in . steam ferry At Hickman.
TO induce Missouri trade.
Also, real estate owners to stand Oh
the street and argue that either or any
Of these enterprises are imPractieable
aud impossible,
Als.. if you want fresh oysters, go &c
Charlie Meachams,
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STITCH! STITCHl! STITCH!!
G ENTLENEN,

While You are buying Christmas presents
for your children, don't forget your wives.
Nothing pleases them better than y good
SEWING MACHINE. You can get first
cls-s machine. with all the attachments,
at BUCK s COWGILL'S, for SIS TO $50.
dl2-3t
Tom Burgess. sentenced some year.
ago from Hickman county, who escaped
from the Kentucky penitent larry and was
arrested and tried and sentenced TO the
Tennessee penitentiary, has just served
out his term in Tennessee. and has been
turned over to the Kentucky authorities
10 complete his term. This is hard on
Tom, but be deserves it all, aud more be-
sides.
The City Hall IA pronounced by
many to be unsafe for the assembling Of
anything like large crowd, aud whether
it is true or not. a large portion OF the
people believe il aud won't risk il. There
fore it yields comparatively no revenue.
Let the city remodel il. with raised cir
Gle Of seats. etc, aud hx license on all
public halls rented for places Of amuse-
ment, SC.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12
AYER.S
PICTORIAL.

-
the foundation of all pulmonary diseases,
affortling prompt relief and rapid cures.
AMI is adapted 10 patients Of any age or
either sex. Being very palatahle. the
Youngest children take IL readily. In
or,liaary Coughs, Colds, sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, CIergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma. Group, and
Catarri, the effects ot AYTB's CHERIY
PICTORIAL arc magical, and InultitudeS
are annually preserved from serious ill
ness hv its timely and faithful use. Il
should be kept ut hand in every house
hold for the protection II affords IN sud:
den attacks. In WhOOping-cough AND
Consumption there Is lao other remedy
s8,iIic:Iious, soothing, and hcl ptul.
Low prices arc Inducements to try
stme II the many mixtures or SNrups,
made 81 cheap and ineffective ingredi-
ent-. now offered, which, as they con-
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and are sure TO
disappuint the patient. Diseases Of tho
tlroat and lungs demand active and
effective treatment; and ii il dangerous
.xi,erinnentin.. with unknown and cheap
medicines, from the great liability that
these Diseases may. while So triflcd with,
becorse deeply seated or incurablc. Use
ASI-GS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and You
may confidently expect the best results.
1t Il of acknowledged curative power.
ami Is rs cheap - its careful preparation
anu me ingredients VIII allow Emil
nent Physicians. knowing its compost
ton, prescribe it. The test of half
century has proven lis certainty to cure
ell pulmonary complaints not already
beyond the reach OF human aid.
PREPARED 81 DR.. ]. C. AYEE & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
SON ny AL n..I-CCISTs YyrHYWrERy
Sold by &. 4. HOLCOMBE.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12
GOOD NEWS.
Complete stock of
Notions, Christmas
Toys, and Jewelry at
less than half price.
Entirely new. Just
call and see the rush
tomorrow.
PLAUT & BRO.
dec 1872

A good engineer gives it as HI.
opinion that the first tier Of hills bacS Of
Hickman can be levellsd to grade for
beautiful building lots at cost for the
actual work not exceeding 5000. IL
would be worth half million to The
town, il the property owners would 40
see it, After all, these hills are the
greatest Of all drawbacks on our improve
ments. He thinks 8 or 10 levees thrown
across the rsvine, the trees feled aud /,
few good plows would do the work.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12

A RARE CHANCE After the 1t ~
January. 1879, We are promised an al
veriisement Offering rare opportunity
10 gentlemen of certain qualifications, aud
the wages TO be paid will range from
- 90 TO 50 no spot cash according to ser
vices rendered aud ability displayed.
Thu first class is to be made up of cul-
lV"ted street brokers capable of direct
ing the mode an manner Of employing
other mems capital. They are not expeci
ed to have any money of their own But
are TO be specially gifted with self-can6
'Ienee so as not to b. backward in assert
ing he errors aud misiu lsunents of those
who have by accident or otherwise accu
mulated certain amounts. This class,
when found properly qualified, will be
paid 50 day.
Another class is described as fancy
stock operators, or sports of the heir -
those who ought TO have inherited u
fortune, but didn't. They are wanted TO
look up situations" for the unemployed,
but TO tenaciously hold TO what ought to
have been their "birthright never TO
touch anything that implies labor of any
kind This class will be paid 50, accord
ing to pedigrees, and ready money fur
nished to invest in '.futures!'
Another class wanted is that of skilled
mechanics, but in this the wages paid
will be fectuating, because Of the rigid
stipulation on applicants, which is that
no applicant who has served longer
term than twelve months AS an appren
- Aspae-A~-~-s@-sasiag him
self master, will be received. His car
Of al expert or stsrve waiting for bust
ness.
Another class is led the ''inalisnable
protectors of the public welfare" aud are
to be content with nothing less than an
elective or aPpointive office. Salary no
matter, but perquisiies the cons derstion
No difficulty is apprehendeL in securing
an abundant supply of this class.
Another class is the business scien-
lists, or experienced llculators," and
their services are desired to furnish a
map of the probable and certain failures
to occur. aud specially to advise meu
thinking of engaging in new enterprises
conditioned that If sanguine hope is
ever allowed they are 10 be summarily
dismissed as actuaries unworthy of pub
lie confidence. All parties accepting EN-
ploym in any of these classes are &c
be paid in broken tOOth-pickS and India
rubber corset strings.
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Christmas Novelties
MRS. JONES

ALSO fine assortment Of Ribbons, Laces
and Flowers, Hats, Bonnets, Feathers,
Gloves, Fichus, Corsets, Handkerchief
and Embroideries-in fact, every thing
that lady can call for. Come aud buy
something nice for your wife. sweetheart
your cousin or your aunt. dee 1872
A CHANCE FOR Gov BLACKBURN.
Sheriff Walker left Wednesday morning
with.wake Stouer in charge, for the Peni-
Tertiary at Frankfort. Stoner is vic
tim to the use Of morphine. and is so fee
BILE that the sheriffs guard have TO carry
him in their arms from the Jail 10 the
depot, &c. On his trial. his lawyers de-
Tended him on the plea OF insanity, aud
public opinion now very generally con
cedes that he should he permitted 10 pass
his remaining days in the asylum aud
OF in the penitentiary.
Our county Agricultural Association
have an enterprise before them Of NOV
ing the Fair grounds from their prese nj
location TO the old race track grounds IN
West Hickman. Il is said that the change
will induce enough additional stock e
build new amphi.heatre, &C., without AM
or much expense TO present Association
The new grounds are beautifully sltu.
fGsaG1nU~GD ea,s's =, :
e spects the change would be very desirA
bic. We understand the change depend
h upon the amount of additional stock tina
E. can be obtained. SO let the West ender
L. whoop up.
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UP, Upll-All kinds of cot

UPi UPli-AlI kinds of cotton
wooden, lea her and iron goods are, and
have been for some time, steadily adVanc-
ing in price. Cslicoes, which the local
merchants now sell at 8 20 81 cents, are
now Whoiesaiing in the larger cities ~
&c. Boots Of good grade, have advances
$40 q case-almost 81 the pair In wool
en- and iron manufactures, The advance
is even more marked. We dare say, there
is not merchant in this section, who
bought early in the fall, who can replace
his stock at the figures he paid for II.
Home merchants complain that local
competition prevent legitimate advances
as the markets warrant. This being true,
it is bad on the local merchants, but good
on the consumer.
The railroad managers are now en-
gagged in rebuilding the steam ways At
the wharf, for transferring frsights.
The Louisville Democrat, handsome
SPACE weekly newspaper Of forty col
umns. will be furnished to subscribers
for 1880, at $50 postage prepaid, al
though really worth $500 Each new
subscriber gets choice Of line OF very
handsome premiums. sample copies free.
Send for il 81 once. Address.
W. II. MuSxBLL, Editor,
Louisville. KY.
GENERAL TRADE ITEXs Our no
tAtions of the leading markets for this
week, indicate very general steadiness
ia prices, aud but little disposition for
prices TO go up or down in anything. In
this observation we refer 10 the markets
OF New Orleans, 81. Louis, and Chicago
Corn was little dull the first of the
week, but has rallied and holds firm.
Chicago-4lt cash; All for January; Az
for February; snd 47l for May delivery
In the St. Louis markets the prices range
about cents less than at Chicago. New
Orleans the demand fair and firm, white
So and yellow 81.
! At the Southern earn markets, the
prices are:
Augusta, white. Use; Mobile, es to zoe;
Columbus, soc; Atlanta, u to 72le.
CoTroS-New York-Middling, l3ic;
and about lc lower At New Orleans, ST.
Louis and Memphis.
LIVE SroCK-St. Louis-Butchers steers,
IS IS to 81 rs; extra. 81 so TO - 80:
sbeep-SS 10 to IS so HoEs-Mi1ed,
81 30 to 81 60; select, 81 80 to 81 so.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12

Benton Jones, residing at Dyer Sta
ton, was run over by the south bound
passenger train on the Mobile < Ohio
railroad, Saturday morning. near Union
Cry. Tenn , and instantly killed The
train came uBawaTes upon Jones aud
companions, Who were walking on the
track His two companions barely es-
capped with their lives.
Hayes eongrafnlate> the people on
specie resumption, but does not say
that shor; crops 10 the old country aud
the large crops in the United States
accomplished the job for Us
Parnell, the Irish ngitator. il coming
To America. the land of the tree acd
the home of moro Irish men than there
are left ia Ireland.
The Egyptians and the Aby--iniaus
two natioualities old enough 10 know
betier-are getting ready to SIGHT each
other.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
Just Published B a scaled Envelope.
Price, Six Cents.

A lecture on the nature. trest-
ANment, and radical cure of semi
~ al..weskness..or spermAtOrrhoss
- induced by self-abuse. involun-
uRiary emissions, impotency. nervous de-
bility, and impediments TO marriage gem
orally: consumption, epilepsy and His;
mental:and physical incapacity. &c.--By
ROBERTiJ. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., author
of the "Green Book" sc.
The world renowned author, In this
admirable lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience that the awful conse-
quences Of selfabuse may be effectually
removed without medicine. and without
dangerous surgical operations, heugies.
instruments, rings. or cordials; pointing
out a mode of cure at once certain and
effectual, by which every sufferer, NO
matter. what his condition may he. may
cure himself. cheaply, privately aud rsdi-
cally.
n6yTbis lecture will prove boon TO
thousands and thousands.
Sent. under seal. in a plain envelope.
to any address, onsreceipt Of ak cents, Ut
two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann Street; Post Ofiss Box 1868.
ego "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12

The long trains loaded with brust
arriving at Hickman, for wharf improve.
nents, look like the great Biruam woods
90 the Dunsinane hills shall come" thai
Mr.. Macbeth feared 50 much. That is,
We ins sine they do.
The election for May or and Council
occurs the lst Monday in January. The
probabilities are that these Offices will
have 20 seek the men. for the salaries are
so small and the duties so troublesome
that the men will hardly seek the Offices.
We have nice line of ladies cloaks and
shawls, halmorals, cotton and wooden
hose, nubias, hoods aud furs, which we
win sell very low. Call and examine.
3tf. J. AMBERG'S SONS.
Tho Mississippi river hereabouts Is
lined with Government engineers and
surveyors. Each one looks like a bigger
man than old Grant," but il they know
anything more about the great river or
che great enterprise than the average
noIti. We rural reporters have been
uuab.s TO interview il out of them.
The CoURIER's suggestion. to work
the penitentiary convicts on the county
roads and public works, is more univer-
sally approved in this section than any
public proposition We ever heard present
ed Representative Vaughn will acquaint
himself with the Georgia system. and
share bill 10 bis liking.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-12-12

T. Mason French C"u"ci'man'ir
.nh;iion has been accomplished. Tie has
repaired. the courihouse-hill steps, from
tad 10 bottom, and they are now in good
condition. Por this. he deserves the
thanks Of the entire town and county.
NEXT year is leap year.
The new Hickman steamer. f W.
Gale. viii enter the trade about Dec 20.
When YOU are in town, don't forget
70 visit the hook store and take = look at
those ne . ehromos.
The recent warm. yet weather has
been ruinous TO the wheat fields, aud
many farmers are grumhling.
Many frui, trees hereahouts began
80 bud and bloom under the warm weeks
Of November and Deoe mber.
THERE'S some fear thar the business
boom will 20 backward. Some failures
.-.srs occasionally reported.
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PORK, 10.
DRIED FRUIT--Apples TO 6 cents
Peaches to 6 cents.
WHEAT market active 90aSl % per bush.
MEAL. 40c. from wagons.
BEES wax. zoe per III.
HIDES, green, Sc; dry sailed, l2c; dry
flint, lSc.
WOOL, 48s52c per h., tub washed; IN
washed % to30 cts.
FEATHERS. s5a40c per ID, prime.
TALLO W, &c per 10.
BUTTER. fresh, 25c per Ii.
POULTRY, Spring chickens Sl.5o; old
81 O0a225 per dozen.
EGGS, l5c per dozen.
BARRELS Cypress Molasses Barrels.
Sl50; iron bound 81 90. Flour 45ets.
Apple and Potato 35c. krsut and Pickle
Stands 75c TO $3.50. Cypress Kegs, iron
bound, l0gafs, 90ci Oak, e0c.
GROCERIES.
BACON, sides Iocts, shoulders Tets; hams
l21cts.
CHEESE, 12a14c per pound.
COFFEE, Rio. 16a20 per ID.
CRACK Frs, Ease per 10.
COAL OIL % per gallon.
CANDLES. star, 15aloc per ID.
FLOUR, Hickman Mills, 800.
MOLASSES, S5s 40c per Dbl; 45cts per
half barrel.
LARD OIL. S1.00 per gallon.
LARD. Sea Hooper 10.
GUNPOWDER, $3.50 per keR.
BLASTING POWDER, $3.50 per keg.
SODA. 3la4 per ID. by the keg.
SUGAR, brown, &c; hard l2!al4c.
SHOT. per bag. $500
TONEWARE, 10per gallon.
TOBACCO, msnufac'd per Id. 50a75c.
SALT--No barrel salt in the market;
sack salt, 81 so, fine, 81
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, 3a5c per ID.
IRON, bar size, 2}c per 10.
Pillow STEEL, 80 per H.
PLOw STEEL WINGS SIC per ib.
IRON AXLES, sc per ID
NAILS. So 90 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS, 3Oc per ID.
STEEL, cast. VI. 8 A 20a25c
STEEL PLOWS, sa121c per 10,
HUBS, Sl.25a2.25 per sett
PLOWS, Hertweck. Baltzer s. Knoerr,
Steel Plows, No. |, $500; No. =, LOO
No. 3, $3.50; No. 4, $500.
Baltzers patent one horse Pillow ST co. ex-
ira pillow moulds $500 each. Cotton
scrapers same.
Powell Bro, from various factories, one
horse plows. S5.00aS.00; two horse
plows S6.O0al6, 90.
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sCNDRIEs.

BAGGING, Ioal23c per yard.
ROPE, machine l5a20c.
TIES 5a6c.
LEATHER. kip skins 81 .50ss so; sole per
ID, 30 S5c; upper side. S4.5Os5.0o.
PRINTS, 4a6c per yard.
DOMESTIC. 3lal22c per yard.
JEANS. 2ossoe per yard
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To ga RI!To1E Of the Pubic SeAool:
We contemplate having an entertain
ment for the children AT our schoOroOm
during the Christmas holidays. The pro-
ceeds will be used in deFraying the neees-
ssry incidental expenses of the public
school. Any aid from our patrons and
friends will be thankfully received by
STELLA z GoBEA.
ADELLE ALLEN,
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sad needs careful watching.

Eao uctus
The Sunday school children of the
Episcopal church are to be treated ts
Jacobs Ladder, Christmas eve
Nearly oil The wise men have pre-
dieted hard winter, but il must whoop
up to fnlhll their prophecies.
A large lot OF wax aud China dolls.
and toys ofevery description jus, received
BY Chas. FrenI.
We are requested to request full
attendance OF the Royal Templars, at
their lodge room, next Monday night.
Que Of w l.. MeCutcheu's stave
barges, en- route to New Orleans, sunk,
ore day las, week. LOss--uear $500.
&c. Atkins, formerly of Uuion
City died, at his fathers residence, in
Montgomery county, Tenn, Nov. 27,h.
Some Hickman lads on bum"
Saturday night amused themselves break
Ing street lamps. This is decidedly wrong.
new lot Of the latest styles ealieoes
just received a, J. AMBERGS SONS.
A furniture factory at Union City.
last week. claimed to have received an
order from J. II. Crane, 81. Louis. for
1000 bsdstesds.
he looked as wise ~ an owl, did he.
His tricks were we'll adjusted;
He declined TO advertise, you see,
And in year he busted.
JUsT received. at the hook store. by
Uhss. Frens, large lot Of new chromos
with walnut and gilt frames, size 34x30
inches. which he will sell at the low price
Of 81 IS each. Call and see them.
Rev T.. X Brsu~iord assumed
charge OF tie Hickman Methodist pulpit
Banday last. His hearers were well
pleased with his first efforts.
Gov Marks, of Tennc--ee. has calie
iasurs,:o meet Dec. Is, to help Memphis,
and for sundry other purposes.
The publication Of q new paper to
be called the Baptist Cleaner will be he
gun Ia Harrington, Graves county. Ky,
soon. Elder DuPoat will be the editor.
our cLOAKS AND DoLMANS just
~ arrived. aud heiuE rather late. we
o6er them nruch below their real value
Call aud Examine
ectl0 J. H. PLAUT & BRO
The Union City furniture factories
have asked abe endorsement o. permission
from insurance companies to run their
naehinery after night, as they are unable
TO 81 their large orders by day work.
There has been real trade boom
in. Hiekaan, notwithstanding the bad
weather. Corn and cotton are coming in
lively, and the business men who trade
in such ihinss are happy.
Jas. Bnshar', Esq will be appoint
ed county assessor, by Judge Bailey, to
hli the vacancy oceasioned bp the death
Of D. Z. Hubert. The election will occur
next August, to hIl the uneIpired term
christmas. Christ mas
China and wax dolls, picture books.
pusEis boxes, Slphsbet blocks. and great
variety 81 Chri, mas tieks TO be found
81 FORTUNES Dug store. dec 1872
Is. +. Hubert, tax assessor OF this
county. died, a. bis home, near LOdgton,
Saturday last. Mr.. Hubert served in the
eitce Of county assessor II or 10 years,
and was well-known and belikcd. lie
vas good man.
Our irisnd, Mat johnson, one OF
tAs very best aud most enterprising citi
sens of his county, left last week for Mis-
eissippi, where he TO be married to
Miss Emma Dalton. May they live long
and prosper.
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CITY TAXES.

All taxpayers are hereby respectfully
notifed that their city taxes for the pres
ont wear are now due, and they will
obIige me and themselves by prompt set
,Iement. Business is business, and
mean business. Respectfully.
JAS. A. WARNER,
A,r IL 1879. City Tax Collector.
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Aug. Is. ]
IMPORTANT TO
uI1NTERS and SPORTSMEN

We have now on hand large lot OF
nsper shells for breech, loading shot guns
also. large lot of Fly Bros. PINK and
srey edge elastic gun wads' Dupont
r n;u he sold at very low prices by
~ii - J. AMBHRGs SONS.
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