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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-18

tach TO the registry ls', and any aud
ali copies thgr' of, ami To any cer,Ifica z,
statement or return, whether the same,
or any part or pos ton Thereof, be- re
qgired by auy Law of the U,itt q
5 aIes, or Of atty ) ate, Territorial 'r
uuuIcIEa al a. am staieUeUt touching
he tTu'h or a"cuTaCy Of The registry,
or the truth OF fzIT.e.s Of the eleclIs
and canvass, "nich the Supervisors
tf ms l. e8,iur or either # them, nay
desire 20 maxi or attach, or W Inch
should properly aud honestly be maze
or attached, "a order HAT The facts
may become known"
SECTION 20I9 Resc-ibes the position
he Supervisors shall occupy on the
day Of election and during The csnvsss
of the votes.
This is a righteous law, and the
Republicans in Congress and Re
publican President do not intend it
shall be repealed just yet. If Cons
gress passes an act repeating the
sections above published the PRESS
dent will veto it, and it can not be
passed over his veto.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-18
EAREEs a.

Boston las 40 900 dwelling houses
ud only 500 "a. coupled.
A young lady was recently poison
toy The snI.zre dye ia a new blue
vel.
Ex-senator Euss;s. OF Louisiana,
'as resumed she practice OF law il New
Orleans.
Tue CanGI,ta R-Pub.ican : ate
Convention viii te L,i3 at Sect
nen.u on the Il % ius..
Pasis owe 500. coo, eco a0l a." inter
1T is so, 600 OuO Y nr Tee u"ucipal
sxaII.u l. $3.50 i.-E c'sHift
Working man Ben. Butler oaly re
ceivcd 800 from Senator Jones, Of
Nevada, for the rent OF lila house in
Washington. l. wasb't a very good
year rents either.
An .ueaue asylum Is needed for the
Pau .ipaia editor .ho COMPLAINS Of
"t., .a4T and cOufJsinu Of venicuiar
turu = in the streets" a blue rio
ban lI-fri s0 ;ae man who Will tel.
what Er meHna.
Burlington H0wkeyc: They are
g0igg % erect IN nument over the
grave Of POc4hontas at GraveseBd,
EugjanC. Courage, George; patience.
Wash. PATIENCE the monument pc
Rod is working down dangerously
close to your time.
The Massachusetts, Legi-l,tlrs has
the judicial salary reduction fever. a
common maIady ghat-aImOst j.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-18
TUESDAY, MARCH Is. 1879.
THE Legislature has passed on,

THE Legislature has passed one
good law at least-we mean that
which exempts from execution fifty
head of sheep belonging to any
farmer. We are for anything that
will encourage sheep husbandry, be
lieying, as we do, that it is the COM
ing source of wealth to our people.
Various ways have been suggested
to rid the country of the vast mum
Der of worthless ours that prey
upon focks of sheep in such a way
as to discourage sheep raising, but
we believe this will be the most eff
fective yet. The poor man will find
it much more profitable to raise
sheep than dogs, and we trust
more of them will try it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-18

SOME cf the Northern Demo
cratic papers are inclined to 60 back
on their friends in the South. The
New York Sun, one Of the rabidest
of Northern Democratic journals,
goes for his South because Mr.,
Blackburn wants to be Speaker Of
the House, as follows:
TIE Democrats in Congress ale
asked to abandon Dir. Randall, VINO
has proved biIs-If > capable Speaker
of the II use, ana pat 10 his place Mr..
Black burn, Of Kentucky.
Now, ou what j. tie election Of MIR
Black burn urged?
On The grounds that he il a s u-hern
man that ne rep eseuts the Southern
sentiment; aud thai ne il not uu-
friendly 10 some j los and schemes to
which Mr.. Randall has been stuIdiiy
opposed?
Thus We gea the election % i ne"
Speaker insisted upon by the south
on sectional considerations
When tie sou n ~ weak, theu ihe
South il very wSImly ia f42"r OF
eschewirg all secLIoua'isnl. bur
wherever the South j. able to assert lls
sectional strength, that strength Is
sure to be asserted.
There are only two Us jec ions 10 Mr.
Randall, namely:
/. He is Northern man.
II. He j. iECoTIuPIible.
L will be Interesting and instructive
% ob-.rve how much strength Mr..
BlacehaTn CAV Ia1s.trIn opposition 10
Ir.Rttd-!. a-a yauGlia,e for SPEAKER
4 nag sAtls 81 important i 1Ituce
on Tie next PF=s:ds8 Ia, election
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HagceF's Bazaar.
1879.
ILLUSTRATED.
Cucrs ~ the Prosa

IT, dress gocJrd.re' HryDera Bgzgr viii b.
the at. - d an $50. Of t.C women 10 America
49, 30 foE lrdags pi
As 81 i.h.ul ur 70 .c.o { fashion, ard "a now.
psYev 600 C-t end social e.. Hruc CF, ~ RAM.
WITHOUT a rtv.,. Brook M E0g'c.
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o. e JOB ..h,d authority tf.a fa" Iali -.'. ..
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r5gr wi.le- &. comment. With The am. .
neat l.tCE The receipt 0l his 0!aCg.
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DURSUANT % EHEABQVE CRDFR FROM
L the Clerk OF lie -, u0r7 cur, IL Pars rs
having claims aglinst tn ess tie at j In Gooper,
deo'd. are hereby aotH 10 Fl 3 item with TIE
Clerk of the O unity curt OF hnoX Count, on CT
belize the ia day Of VI ;. ~, 50 int Tr0
rata distrisut..n s. tn finds may be N d .
A ] persons twi < said deceased viii a. once
come forward I'D pts up ard Coz.
lENkE T. co PEP,
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THERE can be nothing more dis
gushing to the credulity of the pub
lie than to read of "cure all nos
trums so frequently advertised.
The idea is simply preposterous.
How different with standard pro
prietary medicines, such as DR.. c.
McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared only by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh. They have stood the
test of fifty years, and to-day
more popular than eyer-are csti-
mated "worth their weight in gold. /"
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be THREE publications, one ycar...........
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SHERIFF'S sALE,

pv VIRTUE Of Two. Order OF ALE
ID aud o. ole execution issuei hy J. +. Dead
sIck, Glsr OF tae < uprame CCu at kuOxvli e,
enc ssee in tie q of Martin shea T. y -. A.
i abrS End To M dire te l viii N q OF
day, the TN day Of April. iS79, within lc !
hOg F., in 'front.' Of be uurC Hose door 10 Ihs
city OF n OWL e, Knox county. J ennessee, fer
tor sale % the b gh-st bidds for - IL Nan 4,
all be right, tlJ.z ilEe est that Tn ms Il
Pear the fOilO0 ng tract or IOc OF land
situate IN ST COUNTY Of X Ok III the 2th Y /
dis rio and yin ID # he city Of Kroxvi le
en- the linton pgae and poo ded as follows w:
Beginnlng { It on IN fence on the q 6 side
o. be p se, hence elong s4 4 Pike ). $40 r.
=. o. Oles u stake, CHI e. r8e-, opuus &c 10
rgcs cts Tner, henc n. 70 E. Il l01 30 e.
TO ssratt, Chile corner, thrure n 500 e. L
poles 10 a staS theI CO \. 45140 g. 100 poles TO
a STAKE, there y 90 es 70 a L Ike 90 Me nnalIy's
porta line. sal axe being So 90 poles # m the
begianing, aid I'd line oeirg south !014o W.
anu, as bet stated o. ence 81 Sc p les t. the
pla Q or beginning III sams containing y
acres, more OF les, t1ls beinS the same IA d
VII eli -. A. Mr snnaI y heretofore conveyed 10
said PeRrre, BY Q, nveyan WI ch as b en-
registered in ofic- Of q e Register of SAID
nOx county in book u V ], 3. pages l2t ana
p. The said tract of la is levied on to satisfy
the alb Jvs named execute rs = his ia, ch 18th
1873 ALkX. REEDER. sheriff.
msrehl4dlWS;
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-18
Chanc cry Sale Of Tract of Land

Nc. CSC
John Bate 3 :. D. Knox and gifs 3. Z TIA B.
El0g.
dur UAET To A De r EE PRoNOU CED
7 n the a., Y csuse tn March CEm, ~ /,
Of the ha cery court al Kuo;yylIle. T,enp,ee@a.f
/ W / Sc at auction, I. the big es- bidder, IN
'front.' OF the cgurC n use door II Knoxville ca
SATURDAY THE 2zN3 DAY Of MARCH
Mex, ATlI O'CL0CE,A n,
Ths trait Of nd nleztioDed a. d described in the
pleading. iyiLg IN the Zig tn civil district of
hn 3 county, e nessee, known IS the "5entry
tEa.t Of Iaad, ,e-s FIVE acre, heret f re old 10
" N Eayle,s al wnere he now lives, n'ajrihg
about ~ ,scTe7, nd situated about SIX nj. -
north IF Knoxville, g. beiog The 9 lard
recent "s ne aui occupjed uy Wilbur Wright
and ~ chas"7 b. nae John Bs2teF) 1T haa-
eery SALE asjoiuir The laGss O. John v and,
} /, CaliahaE, and OH rs.
TERMS.
Sail sale viii he made for cash, and in bar of
the equity of REDS mpgion.
March ], 1879 -1IST.
, 1879-07-26

Tho nrem,ees No. ag4 Hubbard st, dated
July a. I'll. N. Hooker to q. II. cars- q ooo
F1cn,ant Il ia + ~ a ,nhi. It vi
x1.5 II, datod July "a ", SchWcitzet ..
=. to Joseph Dnnyl ..,.:... .....':' e'ooo
Grove OF. 10g Il sw of GttNaft ~: -,
14Ht1 It tn ftyor, dated July Il Ill. a.
Inhne0n to Cirrus nnpee>.... ...... IT, COO
South ttA1Attd A. 100 ii n OF Maxwell! at,
az. 10x 100 II, dated July 15 (c. Koz-
rniHski 10 4. 1oidman)... -: ....... u 307
Allpnft 1t, 226 II OF Eighteenth at, T.
n4I195 II, dated Jrfy ~ frank Noyot-
-! !nJ to j. and X. WacllbMt) .......+.... ], GOO
Hubbard u. 160 It c Of Wnotl ct. II +. 941
40 n. dated Inly "a tM. Nces to panl .o.
~Johnnonl. l....,. .... ....".... foV
Kendall 1t, n n cor Of Taylor ct. Lot 10,
dated July 70 &c. X. htncnart 10 II. a..
WIN w%"9sas'ss' 5sss.es It il: Il of vt.s:::e ''o
at, +, 251125 II, dated JnfY ~
=, t9tevens and Wood to 4. H.. lleFpsrl:. 7bo
Fnltctton A., 40 # . Of High st. n I. .25x
TO Il. dated July ~ IL. Schroeder to
G. schrotdcel a.. 80. -. ........... GEO
Tho premises No. ss7 orchard st, dated
July 2:5 fjohn Ling to E. L. 1fedetrom) 700
bourn Or err L.htTs, WITHIN \ RADIUS or AETEN
NILES or TH1 coz Er-1nuaE.
Lot ~. lItock 4. In lle!niz's part Of 8.
". u Sec. 4, IN, II. datci July ~
tThoaaa 'rob,il to Dennis I,ynchl .:...$ 500
Lot &, In block = of n - rods Of N. E..
Sac. /, III. II. dated fnly 81 ID. ".
Mason to .. q. d Al. Il. Kesler,........ 1900
, 1879-07-26

Total....,. :, ~. ,.,", IT., b01 9,0o3, 4a8
1IEss PonK-Adyanccd 25o per brl. aal closca
1to above tho latest psices Of Taussuay. sales
wero seposteu VI 20 brls spot teaslyl At ~ rs; ~
bss do II IS; O. 100 brls seller August a. ~ 30
G850, u, QUO brls aellor September q 81. a79sdA
T. 60: and 500 urls seller October At 28:45. Total,
a5, $50 btts. Tnu market closed steady at S. 400
8.45 for cash or seller July, 50. aodts. 42tf for
August, S. 47};Gs8. 60 for September. aud about
ST. 5nAG8, IS for October. Prime moes and extra
mesa wulu ent!rcly numiusl.
IAmp--Adyauctd 6c pee 100 lbs, and closed 4
shade better llan tho DFeyious sveHlnG. Bales
were Iepose9 Of 4. bQQ tcs seps August at Is, TN
, 1879-07-26

Long clears quoted at 81 .:6 :looac, autt ST. 62n
hoxeA; CnmhetInnda, 4a1Gt6c hoxed; long cnt
hatns. a.a9bs.tc; sweet.p .p'sk!ed hams. sssshc fos
@a7hc: green shoulders, 3A13Hc.
1Incnn quoted at 4;tQt4slc fot shoulders, 4Hee
&c for shott ribs. 5!t6s5Ac for ahort clears, ~
6Igc for hams. all eAnvxded md packed.
DRnAsx-Was guilt at at44l6l6c for white, 4b4hc
for good ye!Iow, md 3s4fp4c Tor brown.
s10.5o6a1l. 90 for extra mess, and SIS 5o01o. 90
for hams. -.
T4Llots-Was nominal ut 5;idb5Kc for city ana
5H15Ac for country.
, 1879-07-26

FLoUR-Exhb1ted lttle change. though wheat
was again lowcr. There waa fair export demand
for springs, which votc steadily held ht previous
p.iccs Thy those who held them at alD. siocks bo-
ing very light Winters wcrc quoted esaY, with
little moro doing nnd some Increase In the volume
Of offerings. Tho local truda WIS quiet. Snlcs
wcsc reported Of 1.o7d brls winters. partly at
A.1: ]. 450 brls double extras, mostly nt 81. ESQ
b.T0; 100 brls sprIng saperancA at S2.s0; and Is
bfls winter DO 1t g. 90. Total, 2, 700 brls. Tic
following waa tho nominal range Of prices ut Tho
, 1879-07-26

FOREIGN. ....
LONDON, July ss-5 ,n.-consols, os II 1,1e, g.
AmctIcat, Securttics-llltnoia Central, eoIi
rsinsylyania Central, II; lead!ug. :o14; Gfie,
Unitei States Uouds-New os, 105aa<;' 418s,
10916; ID, 105}6.
Atnuuat Of bullion gone Into bank OF En-.
gand to-dav, 1900.
PARIS, july 45.--llentes, 82t65c.
, 1879-07-26

?. o, BALTo!bfALrr l.. n.M1GpKE oo.s
ess11LroNsrALr. krppEn 4 C..
i2s 4:sss.! Iasslon;tt;t ns;;t Sntsssso' a!s.s
stoeks bought and aoid % mssRip r. telsErn2n =:
formation furnished on Application
Messrt, satonssaIi. Ktdder Trahk1 OF our hr. arc
member Of tho New York stock Exchange.
, 1879-07-26

I1OG PRODUcT6-Wcscn moro actiTo and much
stronger, though ths full advance was not sustain
cd 10 tho cIose. There was no material changc In
the tone OF adslccs from other cities, but hoga at
tho Stock Yards were stronger, with conllnuaacH
OF small daily supply. and The Weather was cool
though Tint WAS no proof Of q reduced tempera-
turc at the South. Thess was, however, feeling
fccfn; that alocks hare worked around Into strong
hands a. consequence OF tue late tumble, and that
Raru confidence 10 tho trade.
Special reports to the Cincinnati Price Current
ahoH Tho number Of hoga packed At tho unactmen-
toned pacss since March !, compared with same
fna A II ycAr. n fOltoNk:
, 1879-07-26

Tho following were the receipts mud ship
monts Of the leading articles OF produce In this
city during tho twentYfour hours ending att
o'clock on Friday morning, with comparisons:
, 1879-07-26

Latest quotations for July delivery on the
leading articles for tho last two business days:
, 1879-07-26
CHARLES HEH o TIN
ios EAT WMhtnRton-at

CITY of Chfeago per cent nonds.
Cook County per cent and per eaht boeds
Tovn Of west Chicago par cent Bonds.
West Di.,ion Hallway per cent Certificates 1t Ia.
debtciness tn sums to aut,
, 1879-07-26

ii0FS-Ea,tern hops wrse quoted at 10013e.
anu Western ut Uah10c par 10. The rcporta from
the crop-ra!sing statos Indicate smaller crop t9sa
ported TO bo lArge. Tho present denant 10 ealcny
from country Drawers. Tho tnnfket u firm under
Bmall stocks, and in sympathy with New York,
UIl.S-Iematn quiet, with but slight hnctuas!oa
In values, Lard I'll continues WeAx. but Il will
INT nuptnblo lccitnc. We repeat our list;
, 1879-07-26
sand interest.

IRA HOLMES,
GENERAL lHnKEA
~ WAsillNGT0S.ST,
.---. 1IAs for SAILS.
SCRIP TO PAl TAKES. WEST TOWN DORDA
COOK COUNTY BUSna.
Third NATIONAL BANK. HECEIvEls8 CRKT1PI,
EATEb.
, 1879-07-26


aspo caspon, iIinois tssal. iso ieg test.. ~
tarhon. headlight. liz degrees test. 13;! n!
Carbon, Michigan legal tcst....... !a1
Elaine, 1h0 degrees test.. .'....'s.. In
Lard, extra. .........' ''''s'.'. -
Lard. 70. i.."..' .'..s'' ''''r'''"' Ii
Lard NO. H,..s 80 ''..'s r.
t!nseed' s,:d kaw :d;'''''''''' '''' '''''''' 70
Wiss, fs'; ;wintss Iisaeied bon S!
su. Nsatsfooi 81, :irictiy pata........ &c.: q
Nfotatout oil, extra,... .,,.....,. "
NeAtafeot oil, No. t........ ...... ~ ~
Hank oH,....... ....." ....+s ~
htFM!t8.s. .s..'s's s's ''' ''s.'''''.s@ II
MSasnsss Msnssss IT. ii, extra {;
N.phths. iti ID tiooios.cd, Gs r;asiity.... II
Hasone. dcodo1ixcd, - degrees ~. y
West Virginia, natural, 2D degrees. ~
Wc1t Virginia, reduced, ~ dcgreca =. 16aD ~
1.5o pcr brl; Farmers are bringing In enousa''
'u}'Gi1 F}oGu1tTaY.chitksus wero plenty and ahsds,
cnsies springs being dull except thosa OF tho
chrkens, itve, = Rdoz............. 81 oGsE' g g
Tusss;s: lTs. b:.:::. ,, 9ets t,,,ss ;Ss
thy Ind clover. whch vera sca1ss. Timothy W
quoted at g. b5Fl. 90 cash. auu g. 30 Tor Aapas.
I'D s!orsE as s,s! T.1 !. nosg 9 ssas sslss
feF Xn;ast, anl 81. 70 fot septenbcF; 1as r.. r.
ceipJs wsro argcs. aud ps9bablr caused the ' %ve~
nrss prs!etS rupotl.l sales of Cats At St.:i@n,
WlllsKf-Was iu moderate demand, and ttsashh r. Ok
at ts .eceut adsauca sales were reported =! ian I
bls 6nishcd GpuS on ths basis OF 81. " per Ra'o1
for h!RhwiieA. ...a.
| WuOLt-Continues Ia small demand and sttsay.
The stocks ara we'll assorted. and dealers arr a@'
/ Ing fair ANAL order ttade; .,oa.
Maahea Meese' Ts s,, i, 3!dtp
MasMea neose: nio' p'f 'p'''''''
saeainm un"s'ne"'' ib4l -
F!hs W .'''''' 80 Iu9tsl
.. Gatso W. .n.i. "
1uS.sasnod c",n,on tn r.ni 3Ot31
| HALT-Was tn fAlr sequeat and atesdy; II
! Fine snlt, p bfl.... .......,..........S ID
QEdinAsy coaIse salt, y bIl.,.. ~. u" NV
, 1879-07-26

The aunsxcd table shows tho number Of bales
OF wool imported into New York during the past
week, and since the 1st of January, as compared
with the preceding yoar; also, the receipts Of
domestic during the same period:
F0rsfgn. penes!it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-14
Wheat holds up wonderfully.

.'Shoot your old hat" and get new
winter one at Amberg's for 20 cents
FoR Fancy Canned Goods of all kinds
60 to r. NJ. METHENY's. MA
There is wedding on the taps
Guess who it Isl
We wonder if any one is going to
slaughter hogs here this winter?
Father Anastatius Keitt has been
appointed to the charge of the Hickman
Catholic church, aud will take up his resi-
6enee here.
Hickman enjoys the coal famine in
the abundance of wood The Ohio is
rising, however, and coal can be had in
short time.
Large amounts of this years corn Is
commenced being marketed at this point.
The Hilman. Handed good.cargO Tuesday
for shipment South.
FoR Cracked Wheat, Dessicated Cocoa
nut, Kraut, Sc, go to Il. NJ. MErHENY'S.
The Hickman Odd Fellows attend
ed to the funeral ceremonies over deceas-
cd odd Fellows, who died in the epidemic
of 1878, at the cemetery, last Sunday.
Thursday, Nov. 9th. is set apart by
President Hayes as a day of thanksgiving
and prayer. Let everybody observe it
and pray for the rulers of our country.
WANTED! Everybody to call and see
that Fancy Coffee, at L. NJ. METHENY'S 5.
Half of Hickman sat up Wednesday
night until the "wee small hours of
Thursday morning, watching for the me
teoric shower. The stars didn't fall. A
relief squad was on last night.
Mr.. p G. Greer, of this county,
above the Obion, takes the premium for
the largest and finest Irish potato and
offspring. 1t weighs three pounds and
five ounces, and consists of ten potatoes
grown in one.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-11-14
You Nus cnra that courh.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you
can cure yourself. 1t has established the
fact that Consumption can be cured. while
for Coughs, Bronchitis, WhoOping Cough,
Asthma, and all diseases of Throat aud
Lungs, it is absolutely without an equal
Two doses will relieve your child of the
Group, it is pleasant to take and perfect
ly harmless to the youngest child, and no
mother can afford to be without it. You
can use two-thirds of q bottle, and if
what we say is not true we will refund
the price paid. Price 10 cts, so cts, and
S1.00 per bottle. If your Lungs are sore
or Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh's Po-
rus Plaster. Sold by c. 4. HOLCOMBE,
Druggist, Hickman. Ky. jalO-ly
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THERE is good deal of feeling on
Wall stree, IN regard to the continued
strlDgeney In money, despite the large
sums that have recently poured into
the market from abroad, aud as the
result of payments of November in.
terest and dividends, as well as from a
multitude of other sources. There is
every evidence that the stringency is
artihcially produced by CLIQUE of the
wealthiest gamblers, who wish 20 shake
the smaller try out of their holdings,
and thus be enabled to purchase stock $
on their own terms. One nlan is to
borrow large sums of money paw the
interest thereon, and not use !, there's
oy shutting out other borrowers from
access to tn. Y. Sun.
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The NIexIcan DoIIar.

What is the ii Inference between the
Mexican dollar aud Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment? One does what it pro-
misses and the other doesRt. The Mexi-
can dollar says, Il am one hundred cen s;
but when you come TO invest 1t you find
it is only eighty-fve. Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment says: 81 will cure you of
Piles" and upon trial it is found to do
so in every case. 1t makes but one
promise-to cure piles; and does so with
out failure. Price 90 cents bottle.
For sale by Buck & Cowgirl, Druggist
Hickman Ky
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A MYSTERY WE CANT SoIvE-
Any old citizen of Hickman, and mt a
few of the younger ones. can nama any
number of men who, in their own krovl-
edge, have made fortunes In business at
Hickman. And yet there is no consider
able wealth here. Why is thisP II for
instance, the money that has from GEAR
to year been made in business nj Hick-
man, had been re-invested and bald here
our home wealth instead of being summed
up by the thousands would aggregate as
many millions of dollars. If it was true
that those men who accumulated these
fortunes had met with reverses and lost,
as rule, the cause could be seen. but
such was not the case. The men who
have made fortunes here, fer tho most
part, from causes satisfactory to them
selves, have either invested their surplus
means elsewhere, or else moved their
entire business to larger cities. they
have Of Course done this because Of SUI
perior advantages, or what appeared to
them as such. As rule, ehe successful
men in the smaller towns, sooner or lster,
drift to the larger cities because,.f the
larger business sphere and the crater
attractions in other respects. This nov
ing to cities is not always the wise Ting,
nor is it always the wise thing for nan
to invest his surplus means in city banks,
railroads, or other stocks; but the Giles
are the receptacles of nearly all the ur-
plus wealth of the country and the snail
or towns. If something could be dsat by
which the wealth accumulated at Tick
man could be retained by invesimen. here,
what vast difference it would make in
our society, schools, churches, buildings.
roads, institutions of all kind, and in
every respect and view of the case. All
this proves that Hickman, to the active,
in Industrious, prudent and clear-headed, is
a good point TO make money, because
where so many have made it, it can be
made again; but it would be so much bet
ter if such methods existed ms would give
and insure us the benefits of our own in
creased wealth.