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commissioners Notice.

IUt1O" CffcH1 LONFt, heUtHcky
J. F. Mars admir-, plaintiff,
against Ecuitv
j. F, Mars Heirs and Creditors,
defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of James F. Jarrs. deceased. that the
undersigned. Commissioner of the Fulton
Cireui; Court, under an order in the
above styled cause, will attend AT the
County Conrt Clerk office, in Hickman
Ky. from the date hereof until q e 2stb
day OF July, 1879, TO receive and hear
proof OF claims against said decedeut.
and that all ciaims not presented 10 him
aud proven required by law. within the
time specified above, will be forever bar
red. lNO. \. WILSON
Master Comm Fulton Circuit Court
march,. 1879.
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Male School.

The undersigned will open school for
bows in the building formerly known
as Miller's Garden. aud recently reftted
for school purposes.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1879,
continuing nine mouths.
Primary pupils, per month, ........ 81. 100
Intermediate pupils. per month, 49,. 4 90
Advanced pupils, per month, ... 5 90
The course of study will include Ger
man. Bookkeeping, Commercial Ariih-
metic aud Penmanship, besides the usual
common school studies.
jyl1-'7e B. c. CALDWELL.
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Coussens' Honey Of Tar will reiiev,

Coussens' Honey of Tar will relieve
severe coughs of long standing. and prove
blessing TO MI who suffer with affections
OF the throat and lungs, and il confidently
offered he public as the best remedy in
the world In our rigorous cline, where
coughs and colds prevail, this favorite
remedy should have a place in every
household When the little ones are
attacked by Group. or whoOping cough,
nothing will afford such instant relief as
Coussens Honey of Tar. Price 80 cents.
For sale by Buck * Cow gill, Hickman, Ky.
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FHlt0n tIFcHit toarf, heafueky.
w. d. Corheit's admir-, plaintiff,
against Eouitv
w. d. Corbett's Heirs and Cred
itOrs, defendants.
Notice is hereby given TO the creditors
of w. ID Corbett. deceased. thar the nm.
dersigned. Commissioner of the Fnlton
Circuit Court. under an order in The abova
iyled cause. will attend at the Comfy
Clerk $ office. in IIck man. Ky, from the
date hereof until the 2Sth day of July
1879. to receive and hear proof of claims
against said decedent AMI that all claims
not presented to him and proven as re
quired by law, within the time specified
above, will be forever barred.
JNO. 4. WILSON
Master Commr Fulton Circuit Court.
march,, 1879.
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Citizen TaY-Pavprs

l do not wish to be cons deed harsb
nor do ! wish TO speculate GA ro4e dali
quency- but am constrained TO tell von
candidly who have rot paid their taxas
for the years 1877 and 1878, that unless
the came Is paid promptly | shall levy
upon aud sell yOur property Remember
that the law allows tifty cents Tor eyery
levy. and six per cent additional. ail
of which must be paid by the party owing
the taxes. Shall | make these costs ar
will you pay up aud save il yourselves
That is the question. mean business.
Respectfully
janl- b. R. WALKER, Sheriff.
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commissioners Notice.

Fulton Gircuit Couyt Kentucky.
W. A. Brevard's admir-, plaintiff,
against Equity.
W. 4 Brevard : Heirs and Cred
itors. defendants.
Notice is here given 10 the creditors
of W A. Brevard, deceased, that the
unders gned Commissioner OF the Fulton
Circuit Court under an order in she above
styled cause viii ATTEND at the County
CourI Clerk office IN Hickman Ky.
from the date hereof mutt! the 18th dtF Of
July 1879 TO receive and hear proc. oi
claims against said decd nr aud thai all
claims not presented TO him and proven
a. required by lsw, within the time spe-
cited above viii be forever barred.
JNO. \. WILSON,
Master Comm Fulton Circuit Court.
march,, 1879.
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ESTRAY N0TEF,

TAKEN UP as an estray nv F N
Stowe, living about twelve miles below
Hickman Futon county, and two miles
below the foot of No s Island on the Mis-
sissippi river, in Fulton county. on The
Sth inst. one small cow aud Young
CALF. The COW mostly white. with
scattering hairs Of red on the hnck. red
ears, with red on the forefeet mark ed
with crop and underbit in the right ear.
and with swallow fork and unierhit in
the left ear about three year. old which
| appraise N the value Of zen dollars.
Witness my hand this the Sth day Of
March, 1879.
mch2l JERRY J. JONES. JP.F C.
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WHY-~ilI you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint, Consti patton, and gen
eral debility, when Won can get Shiloh .
system Vitalizer which we sell on a posi-
tive guarantee to cure you. Price 10 cts.
and - cts. For sale by C. A. Holcombe,
Druggist, Hickman, Ky. jal7-Iy
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A Good .EOEKe.

parishioner stopping With his pastor
wa. mortified TO see him visit n closet af-
ter each meal and quietly take drink
from n susnicious looking hottie. His
duly compelled him 10 demonstrate with
ihe good man on This deplorable practice,
but his modification was increased when
he was shown that il was bottle of DR..
A. @. simmons Liver Medicine that was
used. and he was assured that to that ex
cclleni remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspeptic
symptoms. with which they had been
afflicted until he was cured by this relia-
.blcsremedy.
This medicine is for sale nv BUCK s
CovGIL1 who also have some trial pack
ages 10 bc given away to applicants.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ii your liver troubles sou buy Sim
mons Liver Medicine, in green wrapper,
at Buck & CowGILL.
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"HACKMETACK," n popular and fra.
grant perfume. Sold by c. \. Holcombe,
Druggist. Hickman, Ky. jal7-ly
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ANISePTlc MINERAL WATER.

A sure preventive of all Contagious,
Infectious and Miasmatic Diseases. ~
Yellow. Swamp. and Malarial Fevers
Cholera. Small-Pox. etc
For sale by c. A. HOLC0MBE,
,ro15-lm Hickman, Ky
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Stray Notice,

gNAKEN Up As A STRAY. on tho lst
i of August. 1879. by ". M.Thomss,
living miles south-eas, OF Hickman. XIV,
ONE BAY COLT two years oil, no marks
or brands perceivable, and which IS val
uel NJ SIS 90 by ] P. Mayhed. }. II.
Thomas and W R. Thomas.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me TINS
llth day of august, 1879.
a224w J. q. REED, J. P. 2. c.
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Aleu- entertainments
EARlI FOR sale.

At Moscow KY on the ist Monday in
September will offer for sale tothe high
est bidder, my farm, 800 acres, more or
less, on the following terms
Half cash, balance one and tive years
at elk per cent interest. Land lies east
of the railroad. am determined to sell
on that Gay.
IN PARNsWORTH.
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y z 2 z ri =

= z 2 z 7 ~ E
Is warranted 10 remove every capse from
the system that produces he Chills, and
IL il fails to do this you will sustain no
loss, for every druggist is authorized to
guarantee permanent cure in every case.
no matter Of how long standing. and will
refund The money if the Chills return
after you are through taking. Positively.
no cure, no pay. Try il aud be convinced
II cantain- no poison, and is perfectly
fasieless. \ permanent cure guaranteed
ia all cases. L. ". GROVE.
Manufacturer and PrOpr, Paris. Tenn
For sale by T. 2. FORTUNE * co.
ju27-l0t Hickman, Ky.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH-Services the
Is, and 4th Sunday Of each month.
Father Wrich. priest.
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cHARLOFTE Russo, &c.
WEDDING AND PARTY sUPPERS.
for city or country, will receive prompt
attention, and AT iusti6ahle rates.
ICE CREAM.
Ladies Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon,
in charge Of Mr. and Mrs Kayser. Also
the ices and other delicacies prepared.
CONFECTI0NRRIEs.
In his line Ct Confectioneries. Mr.. Cole
keeps splendid assortment of Fruits.
aud Canned Goods Of all kinds.
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SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.

Novelties in Cschemeres. suiiinSs. Debeiges'
and the standard cloths in splendid variety Also.
" Andcrson's Scotch Zepnyrs, printed cotton
Dress Goods, Monte Cloths. Cotclines, Pereales.
Chcviots. &c. with every grade 70 DC found IN
a -. nlnl !. l.r,ul.rn
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ShaWIs, CIoaks, and Wraps.
Suits and Costumes

This department maintains It's supremacy, and
shows the best productions from the European
Oar closks and saceuss are eut and made y
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superb assortment Of fine French andmade
T-SDERWEAR comprising every requisite for
lsdyis wardrobe. Also. chiidren's suits for every
age and size =, -,
ouchly equipped. Complete WaTdrobes as low a.
Ks: better goods in proportion Any article in
S6c Wardrobe list price. really cheaper than
The homemade article, and much more sstsfac-
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IIosiery. Gloves, & Handkerchief.

~ Our goods nre all nrst-ciass. We
All Ali orders exactly md to the Interest
81 nurchaserx. guarantee all purckases
20 he snfisfactory to buyers. and stand
s,sIv 10 remedy all errors. We Bnvtfe
c,-der r.. convinced that 6rst trial Will
RAM. us the regular cust oul hereafter.
"a n ordera for Goods TO he accOnapa-
MED by the money; or. where parties
@'1 d Where the remittance Is too
- re. we always return the difference.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
BASEBALL.

RELATIVE POSITIONS OF CLUBS CoNTEsTiSo
FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE VARIOUS
ASSOCIATIONS
The playing OF the past week for the League
championship has placed the Providence Club in an
enviable position. They are now exactly three won
games ahead of the Dostons. the club occupying Sec
ond place. and in lost games have three less
charged against them than the Bostons. The fact
obtains however. that either OF them may bear off
the palm of victory should they. and only they. win
the whole ten games which they both must play to
fill their respective schedules The situation OF the
Chicagos and also of the Bufalos, however, is not
so favorable; yet. having SO many more unplayed
games on each of their lists than the two leading
clubs it is within the range of possibility for either
of them to prove successful by winning al! yet
to pay should defeat largely fall to the lot of the
Providence and Boston clubs. Since the last sum-
ming up in the HERALD the Syracuse Stars have
given up the ghost. The stockholders OF that club
have become so completely discouraged. being be-
tween 900 and 49, 900 behind. that they dsbanded
the club i'll not play another set OF men IN the
League next The folio wing table shows the
status to date each League club in conestng for
the clurnpOuShp:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
PEDESTRIAN PARTNERSHIPS.


To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
have read your article in Fridays HERALD on
Pedestrian Partnership" and. while coincide In
the general view therein taken. it to that
the conditions of the race legtimatey res. in the
challenger and the challenged. II they arc salts
factory to other parties. they may enter the list Of
contestants by paying fee and subscribing the
conditions. or course, when entered, they have
every right and protection that the principals to
speak, possess. But ii the conditions not satis-
factory they certainly have right impose others
that unsatisfactory to the principals. There is
nothing left tor dissatisfied parties do but to
tire from the list Surely, what is fair for Weston
and Rowell il fair for all.
What is especially to be regretted in the prelim-
inaries to the walk is that the distance to be
cred to return OF entrance fee to share in
the results is put at low limit as 450 miles. 1t
would appear that, in view of what has been done
by all the contestants, particularly the principal
ones the limit should have been put at 500 miles
the least Can't this be done even now. and thus
contribute largely to the interest and
the event. Yours, very truly, WALL STREET.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15

for the regulation Of the public parks and they pro.
hibited the using OF bicycles therein believing tnAt
their use was dangerous to life and property.
SIN w hat respect q asked the reporter.
''rhey calculated to frighien horses. ana thus
ion runaway accidents, with concomitant peril
to life and limbs. not to mention the horses them
selves or the vehicles to which they may be attached
Then again. careless riders of the bicycle are apt to
throw children down and hurt them. At one time
persons allowed to use their bicycles on the
north side OF Madison square during certain hours
of the day, but parents as well as nurses complained
OF being annoyed by thenl and, as consequence it
was stopped At present the order to prohibit the
the bicycle extended to all the park keepers
in the city. The Commissioners have frequen. ap-
pications from parties asking permission to test
imported bicycle one of a new pattern. &c..
in the Central Park other public park OF tho
city, but in each the request has to be politely
denied"
How long is it since the use Of the bicycle in
Central Park was prohibitedY
There has been time, to my knowledge. when
persons were allowed to use them there OF course.
a or boy may ride from the street into that or
any other of the parks on bicycle, but he Will be
very quickly stopped by the park keepers"
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
RAID ON CORNER LOAFERS.

During the past year number of policemen have
been beaten by young rowdics in the noghborhood
OF First avenue and Thirty-sixth street. Captain
Murphy OF the Twenty first precinct. last night de-
termincd to break up the gang. and sent several
officers in citizens clothes to do the work. The
policemen surrounded crowd of young at tho
corner ami took them INTO custody. They
at first resisted arrest and two shots
were fired the police. The prisoners
when arragned at the East Thirty-itth street sta
tion housc. described themselves follows -
Thomas Mckenny, of No. 33i East Thirty
street; Henry Appleton, of No. 32G East Twenty
sixth street. Thomas Burke, OF No. 596 Second ave-
nue.: John Mccarthy, OF No. 30S East Tuirty-lourth
street; Peter smith, OF No. 3J4 East Thirty ty-sixth
street; Peter Warren of No. 33s East Thrty-sixth
street; William Cannon, OF No. DO East Twenty
ninth street: Edward Reilly, OF Thrty-eighth
street. between Second and Ihird avenues; James
Mccormack. OK No. 3i1 East thirty SECOND street,
aud george Warren. No. 322 East Thirty y-fourth
street III tho possession OF the latter found q
revolver. They were all locked up.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
SPOKEN.

Steamer The Queen !Br from New York for Liverpool,
Sept 3, lat IL 30 Ion ~ 30
ship Bona Fdes. Of Iyedestrand, from New York for
Bordeaux, Sept 7. lat ~ 10 Ion 6I 30
Ship Joseph Spnney. Jordan from New York for San
Francisco. Aug 2. lat N. Ion - w.
Ship William ID Lawrence (Rr). from Shields for Bon-
bay, July 30. lat Is Ion ~
Ship Mount Washin gton, Perkins from New York for
AMER Aug I3. lat 27 n. Ion 81 W.
lat 4S Ion 20
ship 4 Z Cox sBr from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro Aue
Ship Mohawk (Br from Liverpool for Caao Aug 81, 80
miles OF Bishops Rock Lighthouse. Sciily
Ship Lord Canning 3r from Calcutta for Boston (or
New York;. July 3. lat n. Ion 04 Z,
Al. Ion 33.
Ship showing QGDH Dutch. from Newcastle for San
Francisco. Aug l, lat 9 N, Ion 26 W.
British ship showing VWMP from New York, bound
E. Sept 7, lat II 40 n, Ion 81 30
Bark Ocean Ger Aug 20 80 mios by from Gibraltar
probably the Ocean Vogt from New York for TrieseL
Bark Laura Nor from Sharpness for New York Aug 30
lat so lon -
Bark ComInerxienrath Rodbertus (Icr from New York
for Singapore and Pnang, Aug Z. lat p n Ion 40 W.
Bark Cssma (Br from Liverpool for Honolulu Aug 81,
of Bardsey. +.
Bark Julia II Br) from Marscilles for Monteyideo Aug
lat 10 s. Ion 35. IT
Bark smarsgd lNor from Exeter E. bound sw, Aug 25,
lat SO n, Ion Jaw.
Bark All Nor) from Gloucester E. for Baltimore Aug
% lat IS. Ion Al.
Ion
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
FUNERAL OF A PRISON CHAPLAIN.

The funeral of the Rev. john p. Detker, who had
been for the past ten years chaplain at the Tombs
Prison. took place yesterday. from the Rev. Dr.
by's church. Fourth avenue and Twenty second
street The regular Presby teran service read by
Dr. Crosby, assisted by DR.. White after which very
touching discourse WAS delivered by the pastor on
the and of Mr.. Betker whose Iife he
said had been cast among the afflicted the lowly and
.he destitute lie considered him we'll adapted by
lie was earnest and sympathetic, snd his spiritual
guidance anxiously sought for among those
bowed down by sorrow. Tie choir which
customed tn accompany MIR. Betker in his services
ut the Tombs we're in attendance, and sang some OF
his favorite II hymns. The remains enclosed in n
rosewood casket, silver mounted. the plate OH the lid
being inscribed with the name and age of the de-
csased-sixty -four years Several OF the Ionibs war
deus were present and accompanied the remains to
the Cemetery of the Eycrgreens. where the inter-
ment took place.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15

without reference to unpropitious weather the
clubs OF the League have seventy games til
schedule for September. More than that number
actually remain unplayed. 30 that when the season
closes Oh the ist OF October, 1t must under the
cham pionshp rules, the series will not have been
completed for this year. No remedy for this awk-
ward state of affairs has been provided.
President Hubert. Of the League. has concluded
call special meeting of the League in the early
part Oct ,ber The chief object OF the meeting
to alter OF the rules. At present club of that
organization can. legally, employ players for
next season before the LIST of November.
Experience shows that this Is putting the clubs OF
that body ut q disadvantage. they be pre-
vented engaging men; but no law prevents outside
clubs ENGAGING all the very best players in the
try before November lst
The disbanding of the Springfield club was no
sooner announced than their best play
gagged elsewhere. Pike was engaged to play centre
pitcher for the Holyokes Goldsmith goes to the
Clevelands, Cassidy to the Troys, Mack aud Latham
to the Nationals aud Smith to the Providence club
There il deep Indignation in baseball circles over
the gross OF the umpire at Washington last
week in giving the game to the Nationals from the
Holyokes upon an obsolete rule which had been
peeled two years.
The games between the Albanys and Holy okes ut
Utica tomorrow aud Wednesday to be exhibition
games.
To-day the Albany and Holyokc clubs play q cham.
pionsiip game at Albany, the Springfield and
National at Baltimore the Rochester and New Bed
ford Rochester. the Worcester and Jersey City
Worcester, the Providence and Cleveland ut Provi-
dence the Troy and Buffalo at Troy and the Mcrcury
and Quicksteps at Mott Haven.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
THE THAMES REGATTA.
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF PROFESSIONALS TO
ENGAGE-wALLACE ROSS THE FAvoR1rE
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF PROFESSIONALS TO
ENGAGE-wALLACE ROSS THE FAvoRrrE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORWICH. Conn.,. Sept. IA. 1879.
The Murphy brothers tonight furnished the
HERALD correspondent with the names of the oars
men who to participate in the regatta of Tues
day. despatch tonight from Wallace Ross states
that he Will arrive on Monday at noon with his
boat In the professional will be Wallace Ross,
of st. John. N. B.; George ". Lee. OF Newark
Alexander Bradley, of Halifax, and George Hosmer
Boston. In the amateur single scull L. G. Murphy
of Norwich; J. f. Brown, or Boston; Albert Trou-
shea. OF Cambridge; James O'Brien, OF Boston;
Thomas Roath. OF Boston; Thomas Held of Hart
ford and A. Handay, of New York. In the working
boat Henderson and mate jeremiah Murphy
and mate, Talbot brothers, OF New London. and
Brush and Whaley, Of Norwich.
BETTING.
The pool selling favors Ross as first, Lee as
second and Hosmer second and third resp ctivey.
Among the amateurs Murphy, Brown and Hapday
are about equally matched in the pools with q
tendency in favor of Handay The rain Of to-day
prevented any of the oarsmen from visiting the
course and they remained quartered at the Metro
politan Hotel. Considerable excitement and gossip
prevalent to night street corners and in tav-
the result OF Tuesdays race. II the
weather is propitious the number that will
witness the will nearly If not quite equal the
gathering at the Varsity" race, and 1t Is safe
to presume that they will return better satisfied
with the results. Never before has the Thames
professionals have engaged as the one to occur
Tuesday. The river surroundings are admirably
adapted to unobstrctcd view of the entire course,
which is easily reached by rail or boat.
The New York herald., 1879-09-15
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER Is

tanee from them In this dangerous position they re-
NAMED from about eilh o'clock In the morning when sh
sank until one IN the afternoon when they were rescued
by latteras pilot boat.
BALrinoRK, sept 1.-THE schr Fawn, picked MP aban-
doned on arnegat after .he gale Of the 18th ut by te
schr Hattie Franklin and brought this port was sofa
yesterday FOR salvage The 81 100 and her
of coal 81 35 United states has not yet
awarded tho salvage.
Nrw BEppoEn, sept 1.-THE sehr Norman. Capt Hodg,
don from Boothbay for Philadelphia in here to-day
for repairs having been down Off Gay Stur
day night BY unEnown brig starboard buwarks
LAUScnED-At Philadelphia on the lsth from William
Cramp sors yard the steamer chamee built for Nor
Ean's Louisiana and Texas Railway aud Steam ship Lane
The Chalmette is $50 ee long ~ fec beam and 81 feet
deep She has carrying capacity of 5000 bales OF cot
ton Her propeller mado OF steol Is l6 fec In diameter
and the stroks of piston "a inches motive
to be supplied by single crank compou nd engine with
two cylinders s and ~ inches in diameter high prss
sure placed above low cylinder and she "a bo
fitted with all the late improvements
Mr William Rogers launched ut Bath, No. 18TH bark
OF GAO tons. named tho Havana She Is owned by w d
Munson. OF Havana. and Captain Benjamin Rice. OF
Stockton, who mands her.