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a LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
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Price, Six Gents

A lecture on The nature, treat
~ y ment, and radical cure of semi
I ~ }nal weakness or spermatorrhoe
induced by seif-abuse. involun-
uRtary emissions, impotency, nervous de-
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mental and physical incapacity. &c.-Bv
ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, NJ D., author
of the ''Green Book, &c
The worli-renowned author. in this
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his own experience that the awful conse-
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removed without medicine. and without
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out mode OF cure at once certain and
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ssS~This lecture will prove boon to
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Sent. under seal, in p plain envelope.
to any address. receipt of elk cents or
TWO postage stamps.
Address the Publishers.
THE CULyERwEL MEDICAL Co.
81 Ann Street; Post Office Box 1853.
ego ly
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PREMIUMS
AWARDED BY TIE
FuItoD Co. A. & n. Society
FIRST DAY.

DAANA
Best butter, mrs. Like DeBow, p mrs
w. Il Mcdaniel c.
Honey. mrs I. A. Noonan, P; mrs'
O. ID. Clark, c.
Lard, mrs. W Il. Mcdaniel, P; mrs. NJ.
/. Lunsford, C
Sorghum, Arthur King. P.
LADIES MANurAcruBE-rIKsr CLASS.
Blanket. half wool, miss Clara
Knox. D; mrs \. II. Scarce. c.
Counterpan,, mrs. NJ. p. Fuqua, p; mrs.
c l.. Rundle, c. p,
Coverlct, o. d. Clark, p mrs. > l..
Quilt patch, mrs o. D. Clark, p miss
Bette Dodds, c.
Quilt. worsted mrs. o. d. Clark, p;
rrs Sam'I Landrum, c.
Quilt. silk. mrs Eliza Mcdonald, p mrs
5 Il Lauderdale, c.
Fly brush, mrs . Clark, P.
SECOND CLASS
Jeans, Mrs NJ Adams. p; mrs Ann
Linsey. white Miss Emma Linder, p;
Mrs Ann Royster c.
Iinsey. plaid Miss Emma Linder, P.
Carpeting Mrs > IL Lauderdale, p Miss
Emma Linder, c.
EXTRA PREMIUMS.
sun bonnet, Mrs \ II Scarce. p.
Calico dress Miss Emma Ljnder, 2
Calico dress, by miss under a. Miss
Fannie hinder +; Miss Mary y scarce e.
sHEEr.
Best buck, aged, loug wool, Marion
Shuck. :; \ Il Scarce,
Eve, long wool, Z Mcdonnell. p A
+ BrevarI, C.
Buck. under l year, c McConne.i, pi
4 u scarce. c.
Eve, unter year, c McCOnneh, p;
\ II Scarce. c.
Buck. aged. short wool II a Tyler. =.
Eve, aged. short wool, A Brew ard, ?;
a \ Tyler, c
Eve, uuder yesr, II a Tyler, ?; \ L
Brevard, c.
swEEPsrA1Es
Buck; any age, c Z Mcdonnell. p; \ II
Scarce, C.
Eve any age, b Mcconnell, P; Il
Scarce, C.
BREEDING RING ToR HARNEss HORSES.
Best stallion, NJ johnson, ?; r An
derson, c
stallion, years old aud under 8. Hay
den y Barry, p.
Mare, aged, J. N Johnson, p W L
Trimble,
Mare, years old AMI under I, " "
Webster, .
Mare, > years oil and 9, 5 Miles, p;
W. l.. Alexander sr., c.
swEEPsrAKEs.
stallion. any age. }. NJ. Johnson, ?;
Hayden y Barry, c.
Mare, any ase, W Webster, ?; NJ.
Johnson, C.
SPEED RING.
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Fulton Comfy Couri-H e Bnileys
judge. held every "a Monday in eaeh
month.
Fulton County Quarterly Cour'-H. C.
Bailey, judge. held 4th Monday in jan
uary, April July and October.
MAGIsTRATEs COURTS.
1st District-Es9. Donaho, 2d Saturday
in March, Jnne, September and Decem-
her Esq Hammond, Ist Saturday in
same months.
"a Disirict-Esg Gear, 8rd Saturday in
March. June. September and December.
Esq. Miles, 4th Monday in same months:
Srd Bisirict-Esq. Reed Bird Monday in
March June. September and December.
Esq. Mayes, 4ih Saturday in same months.
4th Distriet--Esq Dickinson. lst Non
| day ! n March. June September and Pc
ccmber. Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday in
( same months.
! 9th District-Esq. BoaE, lat Wednesday
/ IN March June September and December.
/ Esq. Collins, 3rd Wednesday in sams
months
I 9th Disiriot-Esq. Jones, 4th Wedncs-
I day in March, jane, September and De
oeuber. Esq. -- - Wednesday il
/ same months.
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SECOND DAY



Bes. pair chickens, 3 " Tulle, r; Har-
vey anj Jas. Alexander, C.
Game chickens sid Dolds, ?; Walter
KinCman. C
Turkey-, Mrs W L Alexander, ir p; Mrs
VI Alexander, C
Geese, tame, Harry Johnson, p; Mrs \
Il Scarce, e.
Geese, wild. NJ Wheeler, P; Mrs L N
Alexander. c.
Ducks Ernest Johnson, pi Mrs "
Balm. C.
PANrRy-FIRsT CLASS.
Best white Cake, miss Alice Luussord,
p; miss Nettie Franklin. c.
Sponge cake, miss Alice Lunssord, +;
mrs. r NcGehee c.
jelly cake, mrs 7 Buck, ?; mrs r
AlcGehe-, C.
Chess cake. mrs } R McGehoe, p; miss
Corn bread. miss Eunie Linder. p; mrs
3 r Easley,
Wheat bread mrs Thos Noonan, P; miss
Maggie Alexander, C.
Biscuit, mrs T c Buck, ?; mrs p For
tune, C.
Ham, mrs z VI Alexander, ?; mrs B F
Essley, c.
Turkey raaai, Mrs 0 D Cierk, P; Mrs }
r McGebce
Dried peaches. Mrs b F Easley p
Dried apples, Mrs y Clark. 2; Mrs
joe Leech. c
rASrRY-sEcoSD CLASS.
Pickles. sweet, Hrs } " German p 'l C.
Pickles, sour Krs T c Buck, p: Mss
Emma Linder c.
Cordial. Hrs c Buck. p; Rrs " }
Preserves, hrs 7 c Buck, ?; Hrs B =
?
jelly Hsf Blanche RsIsheo p; Hrs ;
W LaGderIale, c.
Brandy peaches Rrs W Keisor. ?.
Fresh peaches Mrs " German, p;
Mrs B f Easley, c.
Tomatoes Mss Alice Lunsford, p & c.
Raspberrics, Hrs E n Alexander, p
urs Fortune,
Blackberres Mss Emma Linder, P,
Nrs ron Kirkpatrick, c.
Canned corn. Miss Ofelia HcGehee, 2;
Mss Emma Linier c.
Wine, Mrs a IL Scarce. p; Nrs F W
Keiser, C.
Cider, Hrs. E. II. Alexander, P.
HOGS
Best boar. year and over, W Alex
ander sr, p and c.
Boar. 8 and under u months, wLAI-
Sow, year and over, Allen Alexander,
and
Sow, and under l. months, L Alex
ander jr, p and c.
Pair pigs, Allen Alexander, p c VI
| Wheeler, C.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best boar, any age, Allen alexander, ?;
" alexander sr, p.
Best SOW, any age, Allen alexander, p
andc
JACKS AND JEENErs.
Best jack, J X AcGehee, p; Clark s
Easley c
Jennet, J R hcGehee sr, P; r AcGe-
hee jr, c
swEEFsrAKEs.
/ Jack, any age. R NcGehec, p; Clark
X Easley, c
Best mule, 8 years and over. Hayden &
Barry, and
Mule, and under 3, W Beasley, p;
B W Tulle,
Mule, | and under ., Isracl Clark, p; J
4 mcmullen,
mule, under o miles, P; B mcGe-
4 hee, C
SWEEPSTAKES
mule, any age, Hayden " Barry, & c
Best jack and offspring, r mcGehee,
p; Clark 4 Easley,
Shooting match-Jef Alexander, p;
Herring, certificate.
Young Mems Riding Ring-Jef Alex
ander, premium; VI Johnson. certificate
Boys Riding Ring Sid Dodds, prem
Sam Roulhac, certificate.
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FIFTH DAY.

Best Wax FIowers, Mrs. Annie Helms p
Painting water colnrs, Mrs. Mamie At
wood, premium
Crayon slsetching. w 4. Dodds, p and c.
Hair Flowers, Miss Ophelia McGehce. p.
Marble work, b. c. Ramage, premium.
Penmanship by girl under 4, Miss Lula
Linder, premium.
Penmanship by boy under II, Joe Kirk
patrick, premium; Wm. I. Ramage, cert.
Boquet, Mrs T. c. Buck, pTm and cert.
Saddle stallion, years and over, Hayden
& Barry, pr'm; Leet * Thomas, certificate.
Saddle stallion, 3 and under 4. Sol Dcbow
premium.
Saddle stallion under year. Clarance
Landruin, premium.
Mare, years and over, Hayden & Barry,
premium and certificate.
Mare and 1nder.4, r. II. Binford, pre-
miumi $. ". Lauderdale certificate.
Mare 1 and under =, 5. ". Lauderdale,
premium.
Mare under year, Felix Davis, premium.
Stallion any age, Hayden q Barry, pre-
MUM; Leet y Thomas, certificate.
Mare any age HAYDEN q Barry, premium.
Saddle Iielding, Or. ". A. Jordan, pre-
mium; G NJ. Adams, certificate.
Saddle mares, Hayden & Barry, premium;
VI Trimbe, certificate.
Buggy gelding, HAYDEN q Barry, p and c.
Buggy mares, J. N. johnson, premium;
Hayden Il Barry, certificate.
Match horses, W /. Tr;mble, premium;
Dr. A. A Faris, certificate.
Match mules, Hayden d Barry, p. and C.
Young mems riding ring. Sam Landrum,
ir, premium; W. L. Trimble, certificate.
Boys riding ring, Chas. Alexander. pre-
MUM; Marsh. Alexander and Sam Wilson,
certificate.
The following articles were placed upon
exhibition for which no premiums were
offered, but were worthy of one, and receiv-
ed complimentary ribon:
White Beans and Cushaws, by j. r.
Barksdale Flour Barrels by r. Case and
f d. Stephens. Pea and Bean Thresher,
by Lamb * Bullock. Pen-kniie Carving,
by Thos. Dillon, jr. Also, Fancy Lace
Work, by Miss Anna Balm, The last was
so meritorious that the Board ordered a
premium OF one dollar TO be paid.
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The DoCToRs AT EDDYvILLE HY
We are requested to call attention to
the fac, that the train leaving Paducah
Junction on the morning Of the l2th of
November at G. 10, and viii connect at Pa
ducah at 9;45 a. m, with the passenger
cars on the P & E road, by which the
delegates 10 the medical convention at
Eddyville can reach the latter place az
1880 a. m. The two roads have agreed
to carry the doctors at enc and one fifth
fare for the round trip. Physicians, who
wish to attend the association, can make
close connection at Peiucah on their re
turn and arrive a. Paducah junction o.
the following evening. We learn thn!
the meeting promises to be largely at
tended.
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THIRD DAY.

Best Irish Potatoes, Thos Dillon, sr
premium; II W Frenz, certificate
Sweet Potatoes, c Liudsr, premium
Ed Anderson, certificate.
Turnips, B W Tuli. premium; J H Dodds
certificate.
obions, iamea 2 Rarksdaic, premium
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is the best equipped, safest and most
pleasant line, it being the
GREAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE
between the Northwest and Southeast. II
is the shortest and most direct ronie 10
the celebrated Springs and Summer re-
sorts OF Virginia and East Tennessee.
Connections are made with trains for all
points. Inlmsn sleepers run on all
night trains. Through sleepers from
Memphis 10 Nashville without change
Double daily connections on ail through
trains. Business men and pleasure seek
ers bear in mind that the Nashville, Chat
tanoogo s ST. Louis Railroad offe~s better
accommodations, better time az -'9-,~c-
tions than any other route hci e,i the
Northw west and Southeast
Leave Memphis y. 10 n. m, % "a II.
Mckenzie 4.l5 =. m, La ?. m.
I Hiek,1an 500 .. D.
Arrive at Nashville 1000 g. m.. 30 p N.
Leave Nashville 1910 .. m, 8 Is p N.
Mnrfreesbero. 1i.27 q. IN. 9. 10 2. I'd.
wartraoe, 1922 p. M, 1910 .. "a.
Tnllahoma l.l3 p. NJ. ll.20 J.. N.
Decherd las ?. 10, II 30 .. m.
Cowan 200 ?. M, 12.10 u. ~.
Stevenson 3.l5 p. m, l.30 n. m
Bridgeport 3.37 p. ID, 2l0 p m
Chsttanooga 300 p NJ, 3. 30 =. ~.
For in formation, time tables and list nf
on or address GEO. W. MckESzsE,
AgL Mckenzie
| C. T. ATxoEE, SH., Pass AgL L. N. Il,
! Memphis, or " L. bANLEi.
Genl Pass TRi Ag' Nashville, T.up
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Married

o. Wednesday night last, ~ the Nerho-
}isi Charch, by Rev. Geo. Wj'Son, Mr..
John RerriCan aud Ms. Nancy Williams.
In 1bion county. Tenn. on the 2d
inst. ty the Rev Dr. p c. Clover AZ
Journay Bridges. Mr Tom. Hamilton II
Mics Csra Uu1aon
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On motion, orders were direeted-so he
drawn on The treasurer in fayor ct nlI
tne city oitseers for one half ycar's salary.
ON motion, ihe street co fsHsIttce was
directed TO procure humber and proceed
unmediate. to build the est Hickman
plank W.s and TO assess TO each loi iis
proportiea and nHless paid by owners, 10
proceed against he ioF~.
The city ipsT T~hai WAS ordered 10 aotify
Mrs Lizzie Prather TO lay brick sids
walk in froaf Of lots ls7 and i53. sorsfl
eide Monitor street. AND j. G Bonlu-
rant in froIt OF lots ls3 and Isl, south
side Moul;on street.
On motion DR.. y. Goher, Dr.. A. 4
Faris aud H. :. Campbell we're allowed
each. SO 90 br services ~ members o.
the Board Of Aeallh.
On motion, Council adjourned.
r T. n.LLEr, {. c.
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Local Items.

GfA-Short communications on public
questions printed-but not responsible
Tor sentiments or expressions of cores
fondents-except where we refuse to give
name of author
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All nx-pavers are hereby respectfully
mortified that their CITY tax Tor the pres
ent year are now due. AMI they viii
oblige nc and Themselves hv prompt set
tlernem. Business is business. and
mean tusiness Respectfully
JAS 4 WARNER.
Aug = 1879. City Tax Collector.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


HICKMAN, ky, Nov. .. 1879.
Conneli 'He, Present, Mayor Tyler.
CounciimsI" RUNNER, French Faris,
The fOllowing renorts - coila,,io.s
with vouchers theretor - ,,,ias.st
received and ordered 10 he fge5 Cny
clerk. SOS; Wharf MasIor slss to. 90 C;,y
Marshall, S4S.l5. O'''
The following accounts were presented
allowed and orders directed 10 he draw
on the treasurer for the same.
Y. VI. Met"eny' assignee Zack
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DRIED FRUIT-Applcs , to cents
Peaches to D cents
WHEAT. market active s0aSl 90 per bush
MEAL. 6nc, from wagons.
BEES wax. 22c per III.
HIDES. green, sc; dry sa'ted, 8al0c; dry
fini, lOal3c-
WOOL. 30a37!c per h., tub washed; un
washed g TO l5cts.
FEATHERS. 35a40c per 10, prime
TALLO ", SC per Id.
BUTTER. fresh, l0ai5c per lb.
POULTRY, Spring chickens $3.50; old
81 O0a2 % per dozen.
EGGS, lOc per dozen
BARRELS Cypress Molasses Barrels
Sl5O: iron bound ; 80. Flour 45ct-.
Annie and Potato 35c. kraui and Pick le
Stands 55c to ~ 80. Cypress Kegs iron
bound, 10 gals 9Oc; Oak, 90c.
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Z AIDES, we are now opening a most
| 4 elegant line of Zephyr Shawls, Hoods
Scarfs aud Nubias in all the latestshades
octIO j. II. PLAUT < BRO

octI0 J. II. PLAUT * BRO
OVArION To DIR BLACKBURN The
ovation to Gov. Blackburn, at the Fair
Grounds. on last Friday, by he people
Of Fulton county was complimentary and
heartfelt, aud must have heeu source Of
proud satisfaction TO the hear og the old
philanthropist We estimate the crowd
" hich was present to welcome him At say
? 900 people-men, women and children,
snd the shouts and cheers which rent the
air Gu his entrance into the amphitheatre
attested the heartfelt devotion OF the vast
crowd 10 the distinguished guest being
received. On the part Of the \ Agricultural
Board and the people of the county. gen
orally. Capt C. l.. Randle delivered the
welcoming address, which WAS one Of the
most fergid, feeling and eloquent intro
ductions il was ever our privilege TO
hear. During the delivery Of Cspt.
Handles address, reeounting the noble
services OF DR. Black urn to the people
OF Hickman during the yellow fever epi
/ demic, the large audience was hreathless-
/ ly silent. and il is no exaggeration TO say
/ that hundreds wept at tho picture OF the
scenes so truthfully and eloquently pre-
sented Our old men, grandfather
, fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters
were all out on that day to pay res peci 10
( Dr. Blackburn. Gov Blackburn was
himself, visibly affected by the sincerity
and pure heartfelt sym pathies Of 'he oe-
casion, because the demonstration was
not the ovation which a people formally
pay to the;r Chief Executive or to a greS;
political leader, but it was the expression
Of the heartfelt emotion of the people
toward one whom they love as their friend
in need and because they were proud
that the people of the Commonwealth had
honorcd him because OF his noble services
in behalf of suffering humanity. When
the Governor commenced to speak. his
manner and voice showed the emotion,
which the sin cerity of the people i'm
pressed, and he neither sought to conceal
or deny IL. His address was exceedingly
appropriate, but if he had any prepared All
dress. the -circu instances of his reception
directed him into impromptu fields, such
as the feelings Of the occasion demanded.
We regret not being able TO reproduce his
remarks, as well rs those Of Capt. Randge.
The whole multitude listened with pro-
found attention, anl cheer after cheer At
the close attested that they approved
and W neither they approved or not any
particular thought enuneiated, it was
certain they approved the man.
nUR CLOAES AND DOLMANS just
arrived. and being rather late. we
offer them much below their real value.
Call aud examine.
octIO J. II. PLAUT & BRO.
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MARINERS THE HIGHEST CASH
prices paid for wheat and country
produce at
81 .PLAUT& BRO.

MARRIED BY ADVERTISING -Wha'
is it that judicious advertising will not
accomplish? MIR II f. Fethe, widower
and well-to- do German citizen Of Nick
man, feeling the need of a wife. inserted
an advertisement in the St. Louis Vest
liche Post, making known his wants and
lonely condition, which was promptly re-
sponded to by Miss Emma Matty OF ST
Louis. The two exchanged pictures we're
pleased with each others appearances and
references, whereupon Nr. Eethe express
ed money TO pay her passage TO Hickman,
and she arrived here Saturday evening
last per packet, when the two met for the
first time in life. On Tuesday they we're
married by Rev. Geo. e. Flowers, aud are
each as happy as they we'll can be. May
they and all others who believe in ad-
vertising, live long and prosper.
The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07

wEILs' Persian Perfume "IIACKNET,CK'
IL rich aud fragrant, try it. sold by G.
4. HOLCOM8E, Druggist. sl0ly
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DR.. ]. B. STAMPER.

Troposes 70 treat All Kinds Of Diseases
cIRcNTc DISEASES 4 SPECIALITY
Cancers, Ulcers, Jurors, Rheumatism.
Lung, Liver and Kidney Diseases. Fry
sipelas. Sore Eyes, Serofula, Sprnins. Epi-
leptic Fits letter, White Swelling Chilli.
Fever. Seurvy, Gravel. 10 potency. Piles,
Female Weakness and General Debility,
Affections of the Spine, Dyspepsia, Para
htic, Syphilic and private diseases cured
All consultations of private or public
charge.
The Doctor can be found nj Wm. Weak
Icy :, on Troy road, miles from Hickman.
II you wish TO consult the Doctor, cali
At once. july4
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Special Notice :

The greatest bargains ever offered IN
the City of Hickman can be had now IL
all lines of goods, st
ienf0 J. AMBERG'S SONS.
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Fair CasuaIiiIes.

Master Chudie Swayne was kicked by
horse on Friday and badly hurt. No
permanent injuries.
DR.. Robinson, of Clinton, was thrown
from his horse and the horse fell upon
him. He was so badly hurt that he had to
be carried from the grounds. He was all
right the next day.
Some sporting gentry got into row
after the adjournment of the Fair, in
which slung shot were freely used and
one fellow badly used up. They all made
their escape.
One Koneigin. unprovOked, attacked
Mr.. JAS. Barksdale, and Barksdale had to
hit him a few, which he did aud retired.
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Call and look at the new style furniture
at KISTNER & GARDNER.

he county has been trying to get
hands 10 work, and also our city auihori-
y and each are prepared to pay the
ca h, and yet tho hands cannot be obtain
ed! Where are all the men who are com
planning of the want Of employment
GHILDREN'S SHOES AT AMBERG' s
" from % cents to 81 %.
We are realizing the effects of the
business boom in Hickman. Flour has
advanced 50 on the barrel, and provisions 5
and al; the neeeSsaries of life are tendin 2
upward. The price Of the CoURIER re
maius the same, aud no particular increase
of businass.
y full line OF new-style furniture just
r, eived At kISTNER q GARDN Err y
ENTIRELY NEW Mr. L T. Case
has opened out grocery stock, bran new
from top TO bottom. Not an old article IN
the house. tie is q strictly correct busi-
ness young man, and starts into business
determined 10 sell as low as any and 70
keep the very best quality of goods. Give
him trial.
BUSINESS CHANGES - Mr.. Johonis
Wis has sold his grocery stock TO Steagals
& Co., and retires from business.
Mr. F. +. Case opens out an entire new
Ock OF groceries in the old stand of W
l.. McCutehen
Sir. Jno. ". Cole has sold his bakery
aud confectionery to Me.srs. Kayser S
Witting, who will continue the business
lou can save money by buying your
{ rniturc at KISrNER & GARDENERS.
lS FULL BLAST MIR Joe Steagala
ia opening out full line of groceries in
e Hubbard building, Clinton street.
lie is a eonnoisseur in the fancy grocery
line, has s fall stock of both staple and
fancy groceries, has an extensive ac-
Guaintance, and all this, added TO his
Inown enterprise, vim and liberaliiy,
makes success certain. Give HIM call.
The Hickman bakery. under the
new owners, Kayser & Whiting, is. turning
over leaves that will insure success. They
are determined to build up and sustain q
q trade, and will give Inducements in
prices and qualities OF goods TO guaran-
tee this. Private families can have
baking done on reasonable terms. See
their card and giye them n call
The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07
Commercial
cerNrnY PRoDCC EIC.

VIcKMAN COURIER OFFICE. }
FRIDAY Nov : 1879 ]
The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07
ANTISEPTlC MINERAL WATER.

a sure preventive or all Contagious.
Infectious and Miasmatic Diseases. M
Yellow, swamp, and Malarisi Fevers,
Cholera, Small-Pox. etc.
For sale by {. 4. UOLCOMBF.
hugl5-lm Hickman, X
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GROCERIES.

BACON, sides s}cts; shoulders Gets; hams
lO}cts.
CHEESE 12ai4o per pound.
COFFEE. Rio 12alS per ID.
CRACK Frs, 7a9c per 10.
COAL OIL, 10 per gallon.
CANDLES star. 15al6c per n.
FLOUR Hickman Mills, S5.0Oa6.59.
M0LASSES, 35a 4oc per bbii 45cts PEI
half barrel.
LARD OIL, 81 90 per gallon.
LARD. Sea lOcper H.
GUNPOW DER, So. so per keg.
BLASTING POW DER, $3.50 per keg.
SODA. 34a4 per ID. by the keg.
SUGAR, brown, 10c; hard 1la121c.
SHOT, per bag. 81 10.
STONEWARE, l0per gallon.
TOBACCO, manufac'd per 10. 50a75c.
SALT, car load bush. bbl., S16O; by re
tail Sl.75; go 10. bhl., car load, Sl30a
by retail 81 60
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Medical II otioel

(tANCERs. ULCERS, TUMORs AND
~ Sore Eyes, permanently cured with
out the use of a knife, or much pain. Al
so, Gravel and Dropsy, cured in like man
The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07

The discovery of the body of yonng
Mr. Burr, who accompanied Prof.
Wise ou his last balloon voyage. estab
Ii-he> the course of the trip thar far,
but whether Wise wen; further and
wa- lost in forests of Michigan. or the
waters oi I.,ke Huron. is -iil 10 doubt
The disa-trous ending of the excursion
l. believed by some to have been caused
by the men Who held the drag rope a. il
passed over the fair grounds at 81 Lou
j.. aud thereby compelled the aero
nauts to cut it, as the drag rope is
necessary when making an ascension
Marriage is no uneven game It is
tie.
The Kangaroo enjoys a beaurilu
spring
Close contest-one woman trying 10
out dress another
Drive your catrle on the ice if you
want eowslips in the water
After all, the shingles on a roof COW
er the most laps
The man who lays by any "dns'''
mnst wade through considerable mud
He passed in his checks" bat had
them returned by the cashier for want
of funds.
some years as much as thirtv six shil
lings gross 70 his worknea Nav
pens can be made aud sold at a profit
for three cents per gross
The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07
II Fl II
Lookout Mountain Route
GREAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE

is the best equipped, safest and most
nieasant line il being the
The Hickman courier., 1879-11-07

nUR CLOAES AND DOLMANS just
arrived. and being rather late. we
offer them much below their real value.
Call aud examine.
octlO J II. PLAUT & BRO.
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HARDWARE, ETC.
sUNDRTEs.

BAGGINa loal2!c PER yard.
ROPE, machine l5s20c.
TIES. 5aec.
LEATHER. kip skins S4.50ae so; sole. pc
ID, 80 35c; upper side, 81. 4.50a5.00.
PRINTS, 4a6c per yard.
DOMESTIC, 3lal23c per yard
JEANS. 2On6gc per yarl
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5 LEAsERs WANTED.

have 200 acres of splendid hand in
Missouri-Opposite Iickman-and l wish
- lease it in forty acre tracts. viii give
the most liberal terms 20 good lessees
ATS TH0S. K. " MAHON
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

his office as soon as health would per.
mlt. Health returned rapidly under the
combined influence Of an encouraged
heart and n well nonrished body. Mr..
Morton, most successful and busy
lawyer himself, soon perceived the rare
qualities of scholarship, accuracy and
literary culture in the modest gentle
man with whom he had thus strangely
become acquainted. When the next
Thanksgiving day came round, If any
stranger had asked to be directed to the
best law firm In the city, the answer
would have been.
1.-The most prosperous and successful
law firm in the city is that of Morton &
Hail.