The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-28
A SPLENDID 0EEERI Read III

Inc COURIER will be greatly improved
uuilng the ensuing year. II will furnish
- Tue local news, notices of meetings,
easements, tax and other sales, markets,
etc.' etc, giving information that every
ea'Neht Of this county Ought to have, and
S.,lt deprive himself Of, without being
10y 70 lose many times the cost OF the
Eapst- The Village, Farm, Town and
y.;ff ia'A on subjects Of local interest,
s;3a. y suP pded fully in our columns, be-
90 AIuch interesting reading. All this
can be had at scarcely cents week or
my y ior the entire yeari
And Better StiII.
almost everybody knows the biob v.l,o
oil the american A9riculh.r,sta ;anrnai,has
mas just completed its 37t6 suocessr,I
year II IS large, beautiful journal
iull oil plain, practical. reliahle 80
usIi u. Information, for every man. woman
ana child. 1t prints every vear -oo -
go original engravings of lahor.sav;
taooi -helplng contrivances, many Of ,b.m
nome nadei also of animals, plants con-
/ s.ruotion OF buildings, etc, etc. The
.1teIt'0N -agT'e~if~rlst also constantly pub
hsnes exposures of the various humbnas
and swlndlers that prey upon the neonIs
with their artful schemes These ernas-
ures save tens of thousands OF dollars IN
its readers every year.
with all its splendid features. and an
outlay of over SIS, 900 a year in collect
ing and preparing information. eperay-
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il is supplied to subscribers, post-paid
for only $50 each year.
But
We are happy te announce that we have
made arrangements to furnish to cash
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dmeTieaa Agricplturist, flor the email sum
OF only 500 year, both postpaid.
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