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Stray Notice.

rENAEEN UP AS \ STRAY. BY F. VI.
Stowe living II miles below lick
man, XIV. Gnd , miles below The foot OF
Island NJ. 8. on the Mississippi river. in
Faitoa county, AZ. on the sirh inst ON
DEEP RED COW AND CALF. the COW is
marked with under bit crop in the right
ear, smooth crop of the lef ear, with The
right horn slipped off. little white under
the Il tuk. no other marks perceivahle. -
abonr twelve years oil, which appralse
at the value Ut fifteen dollars.
Witness my hand this 9TH dag of De-
cemher. 1878.
janl0 81 JERRY J. JONES. J. T.
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South Ane.ica AMI Southern Uni.
C%,A-~

Owing TO their warm aud delightful
climltes the inhabitants grow sallow from
torpid Livcrs Indigestion and all diseas-
* nrisin. f.om disorIercI S5o'uacl aud
Bowels. Taey should OF course at ni'
times keep the liver active. aud 10 our
reaJrrs we wouli recommend r,brr's
P0rtaiiRe or Vegetable Liver Powder.
Tnken ia Time. wili o;ien save money ani
much suffering. Pre-. - GEMS. For sale
rs Buck * Cowgirl. Wholesale ani rrlaii
druggists, Iiickmap, Ky. auS9.
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QUERY: why will men SNAKE
eonnon tobacco. when they can buy
Marburg Bros, Seal Of North CAROLINA. at
Abe same price," Ifeoii ~
Lawyers aud litiean's are preparing
for the Fulton Circuit Court, which con
xspes the 81 s~.As in February.
49, -. Parker. Dentist. L. n locate Al
Hickman; aSout February 18th, 1879
All operaii ons performed in the most ar
iistic manner aud latest improvements
The Pnducah News says Fa,her
walsh has been presented with a hand
come gold watch in consideration of his
noble conduct during tie yellow fever ia
Hickman.
A paper from Osceola. Ark hear.
evidence that John NJ. Neshit. the apostle
Of Murphyism. il performing good
work in that vicinity. Four hundred
recruits were added to the cold water
army within n few days
THR best is the cheapest. Simmon
Liver Medicine. in green ,erappsr. is-a sure
remedy for Constipation. sick headache
dyspepsia and diseased liver. Sold by
BucK & CowGILL.
The new city government will he
iBaUgurated next Monday night The
candidates for official favor at the hands
Of the new eouncilmen. are numerous
The times are hard, aud the men seek Of
nee who never soush, before.
Hon Henry 4 Tyler. Of ITicknrn
has formally announced himself a can
didaie for Lieutenant Governor Hes
the man who put l36 bills through the
Senate in one night. and let the "hoys'
out before the bar-rOom closed Courier
Iouruai
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,ses Elevated at Gold Dol

4 Gold dollars have come into geuer
y circulation in Washington. but are
~ popular. Many dealears refuse.
take them If their customers have
= er muney, as il i alleged HAT thri,
mall size makes them nuisance
l. l. thought this will help along the
,ssulard silver dollar, winch has ;h.
merit OF size. For thi- or some other
reason the demand Tor standards i
larger at the Treasury department
'han ever before
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WILLIAM T. BucK>ER. Jr.. born in --
county. Tennessee. Octoh'r 1871.
del in Hickman, Kentucky, September
3rd. 1878.
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COMMUNICATES
4 snrt.Rftnn

The true result OF The election on No
day Tue gentlemen of color and 4
poor white trash. cleaned np aud row.
the Datch AMI the whisky ring,
foot anl drasoousl Rah
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WYE WILL SELL THE REMAINDER
w of our Fall and Winter goods re-
gard sss Of cost Call and examine be-
fore buying elsewhere No trnnhie to
show goo,ls. J. AMBERGS SONS.
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- nniomew : Church NJ New Elm
4 oursh. aud has been appointed private
| Chaplin TO his Exreiirucy aud her
/ Royal ilighness lie attends ever,
morning at Rl1ean Hail at 9,'clock
when the morning service Is read the
Whole household tsSing part; aud on
/ Sunday evening ~ IL o'ciuck he yoes
/ thruu j. the >ereIce- before the same
luite congregation. The Pre- ytrrian~
90 OIaw, hoped "a secure the at'rn-
dance. at least occasionally st lis Elk
ceIlrucy and the Princes ~ - And
rev, Church. and ht did attend muru
ing services there lar SIud,V; hnt -
large pew had been Fl led up in s.
| .rlhulomew, under direction Of the
/ Hon Mr. M"reton. the Cnmptrniier
81 The li"u,e ho'd aud it is now pretty
GENERALLY understood that The service.
of the Church of Enslaud are those
which both will attend.
This labI, of walking exposes The
! Priuce-- 10 much Inconvenience, frI
there are always i'll bred people VIII"
stare at aud even follow her in the
streets. She serms iaud OF shaping
aud has already visited number al
the ie1dIug dry gpod. hnu-es Boz
she does not conine herself 10 the
firsl ciaS> houses A few days ago she
was seen suddenly 10 stop before
snail III shop She saw something ia
the wIudO@ which attracted her aifeu
ton ADD after observing il for mu-
ment, walked iuto the very humble
place Now, what do you suppose
had struck her fancy? \ small tin
iea~pui! a ltitie common thing with
a capacny of about one cup, aud
worth about twcuty five cents SAr
! bought IL aud | was tO d. pui IL Ia her
! pOcke': but this | doubt Now. thi-
, SHOWS the utter absence OF that false
/ pride which makes 80 many at our wo
neu objects OF ridicaie: Pain, sim
! pie, uuusienrr'iou>, aft able aud cJur-
ieuu,, her Royal liIghnes> has already
van the affections OF all who have
within her inhlnce; aud there can Dr
TO doubt iha, her example viii be oi
/ IncaiCuiabie value 10 this young cUun-
Try aud wia 20 ior la checking the
! grU~,h Ui perulcIous Iuode, OF lite
established Among our American>eoa-
I lns which have already done much IL
inlNe our women uu~omanly aud our
giri- idle, aud proud, aud smobbi-h
! Let the young women OF Canada watch
the iiie 1i his dIu2hier of royait, !:
let them initiate her Industry. her >i,n-
piici'y. tier pure healthy. u,eiui lite
as welt meniai as phySIca.; let them
rec"ilect that 10 iii L. happy which !,
ldir; that the highest ENJOY ment ia
this world Is The consciousness that W
are constantly doing good a.d being
useful, aud that the must we ched al
all lives /, ,hat vi the woman ut fash
Ion, or of the girl who spend, her
time 10 the whiri oi social excitement
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GNucrtiaI.
HicKM,N CoUuIER OFFICE.
Fanny. Jan. 10, 1879. !
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ETC.


PORK-21e} eents.
DRIED FRUlr--Apples , to 3 cents;
Peaches 3 to ) cents.
CORN ear soc: shelled 3jc per bushel.
cotton. hug.
WTEAT market active 60as0c per bushel.
MEAL. 4Jc from wngoGs.
BEES YAK. &c PEI lh.
HIDES, green, 81; dry sl:tel, 8al0s; dry
flint, lnal}c.
Wool 3pa3iIc per H.. tub washed.
FEATHERS 3jtI0; per ID, prime.
TALI.O 81. sc per ID.
BUTTER. fresh, loa,5 per III.
POULTRY, Spring chickens $50; Old
- ODa3 90 per dozen.
EGGS. Salnc per dozen.
BARRELS Apple 4Jc: Flonr 80; Molas-
ses s. O1 Molpsses Kegs 10 gal :. 9sc:
Mola-ses Kegs, ) gals 7nc; wbiskev
Kegs, 10 gals Sl0J; Whiskey Kegs, ~
4 gals, Soc.
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Married.

,n Weakley county, Tenn. on the Goth
l.. al residence Of the bride mother.
lzhs Rev. \. VI. smith Mr.. WALTER q
,5rNAs, formally of Fulton county. Ky.
Miss NANNIE FONviLLE of Sharon. Tenn.
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ausl election. held Mon
election Of Mayor audv
resulted rs follows
Mayer-H. A. Tyler.
Councilmen-ii Buchanan, Tho.
French. Sam'l Landrum. A. A. Faris, W
7. Duckner aud W. B. Plummer.
The city of Hickman is to be thor
eughly renovated in n sanitary view. The
new government il pledged to it, the PEG
pie have sworn it. aud its got to be did
Returning spring, with it's giadsume
notS> will MARBLE over clean streets, lots
dsAined, and premises OF flower-ljke love
illness and ye local percheI in bower Of
beautiful beauty, will sing the anthem,
swell done
The franklin Patriot has this to
say about Mr.. Chas BottomIy, the young
gentleman recently employed in the drug
eiore of C. A. Holcombe: Mr.. Charlie
bottom ly, the urhane clerk Of McClnnbnn
&Aiitchsi drug store, left Monday for
Hickman ny; where he will go into busi
ness. Charlie is perfect gentleman. aud
We predict for him brilliant success in
his new home. We commend him TO the
hospitable kind hearted people Of lIick
man, with the assurances that they iil
never regret his having selected their
city Ms This future home.
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Dr.. D. Beatty, Dentist.
NOticc.

ALL persons Indebted 10 the estates of
EDWARD MkNGEi, or FRANCES NIL
LER. deceased, arc notified 10 clil Oh The
undersigned tnl settle the same, or the
claims viii be placed in legal process for
CO lection. Also, al parties are mortified
who have claims against sail estates TO
file the same with M for settlement.
JNO. WHITING, Adm'r.
Jan 10. lS79-3t.
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HAVE you Dyspepsia, arc you ConS
pated, have you yellow skin, loss OF
pe,ite, Headache. if 80 don't fail to I
SHILOH SYSTEM VirALIZER 1t
guaranteed to relieve you, AMI will y
continue TO suffer when You can be cur
on such terms a hese Price 10 cIS. a
- cts Sud by C. \. HOLCOMBE. Dr.,
gist, Hickman, Ky jal0-ly
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ing officers we're elected by the Hick man
Lodge, Knights of Honor, at their last
regular election, 10 serve the ensuing six
months:
Diciaior-Geo. Warren.
Vice Dictaior-John Kymes
Asst Dictator-A. A. Faris
Fast Dctator--Jas. A Warner
Rrporter-John J. Young.
Financial Reporler-H c. Beckman.
Chaplain - Robbins.
irtaSnTTT-w. I. Frenz.
Guide-B. Moore.
Guardian-Wm. Carlisle.
Sentinel-Jnc. W. Cowgirl.
Jno. W. Cowgilll, representative to the
Grand Lodge.
DISTRESS AND DEATn -Lqst week
a young woman by the name of Miss
HaiEes. who resides IN the outskirts OF
Hickman came to town, bearing her little
babe in her arms. A kindly cd colored
citizen, seeing her distressed condition,
herself and babe scarcely clothed at all.
shiVe.ing in The winter wind, invited her
into his house 10 warm. The mother.
weeping, told hin tia, her child was dead
that il had died the night before. aud
bsing driven from shelter in the house
where she was sioppin e, she was com
PEELED to bring her dead babe in her arms
20 town, 10 see about its inierment. Re
port says that this young woman Is not
OF good character, aud that some time
since she was -educed by man who has
fed the country to evade arrest on the
charge. Be this rs il may, she is hn
man being, aud should receive the kindly
sympaihies of this christian community
And yet
In whole city full.
Friends she had none.
Such instances OF extreme suffering
ought not TO be permitted to exit, and
will not when known. When the facts
were communicated TO Judge Bailey. he
caused the child 10 be decenily buried.
Here is an instance for the kindly charity
Of some good people.
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The only candidates now in The
field for Aadilor OF State are d Hos
ard Smith. the present incumbent aud
Gen Hewitt. These two gentiemen
made the race four years ago when Nh
Smith was The luckv man
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= Cog "a Michel.

no not smoke the Trump, hat get the
continental, the best in the city for
ine money-At HULCOMiiE ).
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X. OF a. ELEcTIoN.-The follow
ing officers we're elected by the Hickman
Lodge, Knights of Honor, at their last
regular election. 10 serve the ensuing six
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The Princess Louise.
Sensible Woman. "a She be
of Royal Blood
From Canada Correspondent

OF RD3ai kBlOOu
From a Canada Correspondent
Have J seen the Princes? Ye-
md no I have seen Ler in the stree,
hnt when walking she i alwny>
heavily yelled 50 that | can not We
iYiye IF her features Possible. when
have had AN opportunity oi >tuiyin..
her phySiognomy. may send von my
impression ni her personal appearance
and OF her character ~ lar as il m1y
he read by the facial lines Ia tn.
meantime will tell you Something
Of her h,bi's; hut you must understand
in doing this tell you only whaf
/. generally known in Ottawa One
II her chief charucteri>ts Is her love
II exercise She may be seen in the
,lnil gray mornings, OF which we have
had 81 mlny since her arrival. ~ ~
Early an hnur n hali-pasr eight. yigor
pu-iy walking in the romantic neigh
hnrhou1 ni R,irau Hall She cnme-
10 town nearly every dnv nor in car
rage. bur in good stout Engli-h walk
tug boots ia which she trampS through
he mud aud slash with - bold Fl m
>fep. which puts 10 shame the IN incins
lidie~ who il they veu'n,e our at all
10 bad wel'her pick their way ~ ten
lerly a. il they were walking on eggs
/ [ met her Ia>r sunday. al ahnu' / :
clock. near the Chauliere mn~'
'eli you thai Ril-1n iiii i about a
/ nile aud haiti from, The Parliament
Bulldog. and The Chauiiefe Fails
are but mile further west. She was
VI king with Ilis Exceilency. Lady
Sophia VI IcN ,m1ra-recollect THAT
she i Lady sophia not Lady Mac
Numara aud the a d c Tie Prin
cess wa- dressed in bllcE ovef which
he wore long gray ulster her head
vas wrapped in a white hood. and -hC
carried small cane she always ap
/ pears in Tie streets with cane.
You ask why -he carries a cane
don know; bur -pppo-e she Is "a id
ed by the good comman sense wh icl
Tells her that such M appen':nee i ne
iul nn slippery streets. anl that the
extensions ui the muscles Of the chc>l
/ j. promoted BY the swimming al the
arms. WI Ich the use ct - cane increase
| 1"u may be certain there i >nme
/ Nmpie. sensible reason Tor IL | know
( tales ~hn would thiuk ihpmse!vt.
Degraded by werring heavy working
! bouts dt to keep our the wet. aud will
which muddy. Sln-hy road might b,
/ iraver-ed with impuuity She delight
IA th"n, and l. apparently a. much "a
hume aud a. happy white doing be-
/ six mile walk on al Ind Errent r"aC
a. she would he in her drawing -r""ti
aud | suppose more 20 The part,
/ bad walked from Rideau 10 the Chau
/ Here aud when they reached The Goy
rrnment House gu their returned %
( Ride,u won a have covered At leas
! i've miles oi rnu.h road This wa
Asnrday afternoon constitution"
- fhat 10 s"me o. the pi1u-
nj il J. considered iii
"Satbath II /
pr"te~>inf
itnsland c'er.yma
DPIhe piea-ure of known
de Is the incumbent of 5
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WToU CAN GET GOOD REQ FLANNEL
= ni Amh@rg from - 10 3Qc, MrdicH
tel Twiilei Flannel > TO 4De Linseys
from - 10 3Jc. Hoods. Nuhias. Break
fast Shawls, cheaper than ever offered
before. do 81
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Congress convened last Tuesday
The Potter Committee are ia iuve,,i
gate the cypher dispatches aud Presi
dent elect Samuel j. riiden will te-ii
before the committee There is NJ
g questions before coug.es,
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SNtLL AND EXAMINE OUR LAEGE
stock of over Coats. which are cheap
er than ever offered in this market
d6-3t }. AMBEkG' : SONS.
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In q whole city full.
Friends ahe had none

There are near, 200 insane per-ons
confined 10 the different jails of Arr
ksnsas
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CITY ITEMS.
Rubber Goods!

n o To AMBERGS AND GET YOUR
II Rubber Suits. Hats. Goats, LeggiH-.
~ Boots. Knee Boots. aud Over SHOES
= also ave. the Gossimer Coat AMI Rub
.r Poncho d6 81
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EeARys FOR RENT.

4NOUg NILES BELOW HICKMAN
For further information inqa:r at
tn29-tf THIS OFFICE.
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEIALE INSTITUTE.
JACKSON, TENNESSEE.
Great Reduction in Charges.

rElHIS Is THE OLDEST FEMALE col
z le2e in the southwest. Favoraniy
located, easy of access and remhrkanie
for lis heaiihfhlness. Thoroughly tnr'
nished in all of lis departments and sup
piie4i with large corps of competent
teachers. Fall session begins Monday;
Sept. ~ 1878 apply for ca,alog26c
aug16-2m =
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Local Eteans =.

oh, the weather the weathefl!
Now is the time to subscribe for the
CouRIER.
The sled fever is 40 Epidemic among
eur boys.
Business dull. No river navigation,
no railroad travel; few people coming to
,avn-aud all on account of the cold.
IL ysur liver troubles you buy Sim
mems Liver Melicine, in green wrapper
AZ Buck s. CowGILL-
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Anew CROP OF SUGAR. M0LASSES
IN aud Rice, at very low prices, q,
,snl0 ] AMBERG S SONS.
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The CouRh
during the END
all the local ne
assessments. tax aty
etc. etc. Giving i1er
resident of this counflesJ
cannot deprive himself -
likely 10 lose many timest
paper. The Village. r
County Talk on subiectf y
viii he supplied fully hxe
sides mach interesting req
be had Al scarcely cfts week, or
only = for the entire yeari
And Better Still
Almost everybody knows the oh value
81 tue <1WcFtcM n yFtcHttWtSL ~ JOURNAL LnAt
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500 original engrasings of labor-saving,
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3.
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SpE LII -

W Fills Persian Perfume
- rich and fragrant. try il.
\. HOLCOM Sc, Druggist.
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QUERY: why will men smnk"
common tobacco. when they can ony
Marburg Bros Seal Of North CtIrotl"G. At
abe same price?' Ifeoi' ~
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The long continued snow j. said to
average citizen, he who has so long sigl1
Oh for winter, with nil its shiverL -
compartments. is beginning t9<
/. touch OF the suns milJna
change. you know
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One of the shrewdrsr politicians in
the district thinks the next - for
circai, judge viii - 80 -
R1ndie and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-08

Sonora, August 5th. - The Republi can
County Convention made the following NOM
nations on Saturday: For joint Senrtor DR..
R. NJ. Lampson; Assemblyman, Daniel Di-
mond Superior Judge, E. A. Rodgers
Sheriff. George D. Hart County Clerk, r.
G. Madison; Treasurer, j. S. Cady Assessor,
John Monahan Superintendent of Public
Instructions, c. G. Ortego; District Attorney,
Benjamin Henter Coroner, c.. Burden
County Surveyor, A. B. Beauvals.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-08

THE Fitz John Porter case is to be opened
once more. Hayes is being bulled or bull
dozsd t" prevent his taking action on the re-
cent finding, and Porter is to be reinstated
with nice little accumulation of ok pay of
$4,000. Mcclellan is urging the affa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-08

prospective Secretary of War, was a power in
Pennsylvania whig politics long years ago,
when the Camerons were Democrats, and his
genial manners made him power in Mime
sofa when he was sent there as its Territorial
Governor. He honestly acquiredTa great
fortune there and remained
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-08

Tom LAwToN insists that he is Tom Lawton
and he must be hung anyhow. If there was
Il big fortune in his persistency, one would not
wonder at it, but that he should insist on be
ing murderer and be hung for it shows that
we have one felon at last, fit to jump from the
scaffold to the Kingdom. Let him hang by
all means.