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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-01-17
Miscellany.
Paraon Williams. ssUDsth.BreaLIng.

ny II, Hs
On the grave Of ParsCn Williams
The grass is brown and bleached;
II is more than fifty winters
Since he lived and laughed and preached;
But his memory in New England
No winter SHOWS can kill;
or his goodness and his druluess
Countless legends liuger still.
And among those treasured legends
hold this one a boon,
How he got in Deacon Crosby's hay
One Sunday afternoon.
He was midway in a sermon,
Most orthodox, on grace,
When a sound Of distant thunder
Broke the quiet Of the place.
Now the meadows of the Crosbys
Lay full within his sight,
As he glanced from out the window
Which stood open on his right;
Aud the green and fragrant haycocks
by acres there did stand:
Not a meadow like the Dcacnn's
Far or near in all the land
Quick and loud the claps Of thunder
Went rolling through the skies,
And the parsou saw bis Deacon
Looking out with anxious eyes.
"Now, my brethren" called the Parsou,
Aud called with might and main,
eve must get in Brother Crosly's hay
'Tis our duty now most plainW
And he shut the great red Bible
And tossed his sermon down.
Not man could run more swiftly
Than the PArson IN that town!
And he ran now to the meadow
With all his strength aud speed,
And the congregation followed
All bewildered in his lead.
Ha! not often on a Sunday
Such a sight as this weeu,
OF parson aud bis people,
A New England town had seen.
with a will they worked aud shouted,
And cleared the fields apace;
And the ParsOn lead the singing,
while the sweat rolled down his face
AHd It thuu1ered hercer, louder,
Aud dark grew east and west;
But the hay was under cover,
Aud the PArson had work d best.
Not a moment had been wasted;
The rain was falling fast
As the parsnu and his people
Through the village breathless passed,
And again in pew aud pulpit
Their places took cumpustd:
And the Parson preached his sermon
To "hfteenthly," where it closed.
When the services were ended
The people talking stayed,
And among the sternly pious
There were bitter comments made.
Aud the good old Deacon Crosby,
meek and godly man,
Hardly dared rejoice bis haycOcks
Had been saved on such plan.
But the Pirsou came down, striding
In haste the narrow aisle,
And the Deacon's bent old shoulders
He pAtted, with smile;
And be said; "No fear, my brother,
Lest iod think it sin;
For H. seat the suu to make your hay,
Aud your friends to get i iu.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-01-17
The following beautiful tribute to the mem
ory of Bayard Taylor appeared in the New

The following beautiful tribute to the mem
ory of Bayard Taylor appeared in the New
York Tribune of Dec. %:
In other yeaTs-lOst youths enchanted years,
Seen now and evermore through binding tears
Aud empty longing for what may mot be-
The desert gave him back TO us the sea
Yielded him up; the icy Norland strand
Lured him not long, nor that soft German air
He loved could keep him. Ever his own land
Fettered his heart and brought him back again.
What sounds are these of farewell and despair
Blown by the winds across the wintry mAini
What unknown way is this that be has gone
Our Bayard, in such silence, and alone7
What new strange quest has tempted him once more
To leave us? VRinly, standing by the Shore
We strain our eyes. But patience! when the soft
Spring gales are blowing over CedArcron,
Whitening the hawthorn; when the volets bloom
Along the Drandywine, and overhead
The sky is blue as Itay's-he will come
Ay, he will comet l cannot make him dead.
Thomas BAILEY ALDBIcH.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-01-17

champagne on the flow, and the obsequous
host i'll attendance, you are vowing that there
is nothing in the world like the Alps, and are
eager to be at them again on the day after
Tomorrow
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
e % ER E q .

Fulton County Court-H. c Barley
Judge, held every 2l Monday IN ea'h
month.
Fulton County Quarterly Court =
Bailey, judge, held 4th Monday IN Jan
uary, April, July AID October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
lst Distriot-Esq. Donaho, % Saturday
ia March, June, September and Decein
Der. Esq. Hammond, 1st Saturday III
same months.
ID Districi-EsG. Gosr srd Saturday in
March, June, September and December
Esa. Miles, sth Monday in same mon ms
3rd District--E7q. Reed, 8rd Monday IN
March. June, September and December
Esq. Mayes, 9TH Saturday in same months
4th District--Esq Dickinson, lst Mon
day in March, June, September aud De
cember. Esq. Bayues, 18th Tuesday IN
same months.
18th District--EsQ. Boaz. Ist Wedneadsy
in March, June September and December
Esq. Collins, Grd Wednesday il same
months.
9th District-ESq. Jones, 4th Wednes-
day in March. June, September and De-
eelnber. Esq - "a Wednesday in
same months.
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Better Tim es.

Here's tie way they ali sing: From
every section Of the country. from
every branch Of trade aud Industry,
come advIces si..oa must CONVINCE Que
not only that We are to have better
times but that We have them now
We have already entered upon new
era Of prosperity. Abundant crops,
from Maine to Minnesota, from Iowa
to Florida. Corn. wheat aud cotton
are everywhere abundant. Aud not
oL'y are the haryests, but the demand
also Is great. FROM Eogland, France
and Germany the demand will be great
er than ever before, and the home
consumption will also be large. So in
agriculture We have the usual comb
nation Of large crops aud of good pri-
ees. Farmers are usually very difficult
to satisfy, but the harvest will soon be
past, the summer ended, aud With good
prices the farmer should be the happi
est man in the laud
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REWARD OF SANITARY WORK
The people of Hickman are row resping
the reward Of their sanitary labors, 10
tho genera, good health Of cur people
We SIRE Io~ IL tia m.dst OF the s;c4i $
season-whsE oLills, bilious rsyer, Sc f.,
So, usually abound, but, 80 far, our peo-
pio are healtLy. All the neighbortoods
around about us are afflicted 10 "a greater
or !ess extent. Ne have chiIls 10 the
right of u, bilious fever to the left of us,
sad Ia every direction the usual autumn
nal diseases are prevailing. In some
re;gaborhoods malaria! feSers have been
very fata., and took something like an
epidemic. Our freedom from such attic
ti,as, We believe, nearly entirely attrib-
usahis to the good sanitary work enforced
by our city authorities, and heartily aid
cd and carried out by our citizens. Here
IN lea tee redemption Of all our towns
from oil possible epideulics clean up and
keep clean.
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The Union City Fair il to be held

The Union City Fair il to be held
the l4th TO :9;h of October this year
FnEsu Family Maokersl--5 for dime.
2 for nickel, a.
ju27-tf McCUTCHENS
ME. Carlisle's littls son fell fr ON an
apple tree, Sunday evening, and broke
IN arm.
EvERr family should keep Antiseptic
Mineral Water in the house 90 Il prevent.
!vs against IL malaria.
ScDc sickness reported at Union
C!y-purely bilious foyer. Ssveraideaths
there last week.
The Fulton Fair commences Oo,
%, sal promises to be ,ho best annual
exhibition given for years.
Dr. Gober, of Hickman, attended
tho meeting OF tie Mississippi Valley
sani,ary Couacil at Cairo, last week.
McCurcgrs lie selling The finest Ken
taeky iest Coal Oi! At 20 cents per gal
len. ju2I-tt
Tie Baptis, Bulah Association meet
a. Ncant Olive ehureb, instead % Cnion
City, Friday before the Erst Sunday in
September SsSt.
10 Cairo all dogs, "taHes unpaid, ="
are iDpouRded ana twenty four hours al
lowed the owners TO claim them aud pay
charges. waea that tine expires they
are desit With according TO law, which
cse01s death
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
Pncket-Hnak Loci.

Il vas n the town Of r., and dr. 3
hal Just concluded some purchases, when
he made the startling discovery that his
pocket book was lost While searching
his pockets be found buckeye. aud
seid--'Geutlemen, nv pocket book is
lost. but there has been something die
covered By DR.. Tabler, u Nashville. Ct
far greater value. Il Is the Buckeye
Pile Ointment, which will cure Piles Ia
ell cases. " hen used according 10 d.rec-
tiou. Try it, Price 90 ceGta L bottle.
For sale 5y Back < Cowg!n, DruZg:5;s
Hickman ky.
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II Il E
Lockout Mountain Route

is the beat equipped, eafest srd iooA'
pleasant lias, il being. ;he
GREAT cENTaAL gEoET LINE
oets- eprTbe. SoFeI,..~ess and Southeast. 1.
il the shortest and most direct route 20
the celebrated Springs ard Summer re-
sorts OF Virginia and East Tennessee.
Connections are made nith trains for all
points Pullman sleepers run on all
night trains Through sieepers from
Memphis 10 Nashville without change
Double daily connections on all through
trains. Business men aud pleasure seek
ers bear n Inind that tha Mash vile, Chat
taroogo s. S.. Louis Railroad egers better
accommodations, better time and connec-
tions than any other route between the
Northwest and Southeast.
Leave Memphis 1910 R. n. 500 u.
3" Mckenzie AIS &. m, l.45 P. q.
" aick.Gan 500 a. m.
Arrive at Nashville 1000 a. m. T30 p. u.
Leave Nashville 1910 a. m, 8 IS p. VI.
g" Murfreesboro, ll.27 8. "a 8 40 p. IN
+" Wartraoe, 1922 p. ~, 10 40 p. 10.
" TallahoIna LIB ,. IA, IL 20 p. n.
a. pecherd Las p. ~, ll.b5 p. n.
- Cowaa 200 p. IL, II. 10 q. n.
" Stevenson 3.l5 p. m, $50 a.. N.
=" Bridgeport 3.37 p. IN zoo a. "a.
Chattanooga 900 =. M, $50 a. 10
For information, time tables aad let Of
sum uler resorts reached by this line, call
on or address GEo. W. MCKENZIE.
Agt. Mckenzie.
c. P. ArAoEE, sB., Psss' z Ast. L. ". Z,
Memphis, or w. L. DAHLEl.
Genl Pass Tiki Agt., Nashville, Team.
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Losr Man FoUND.-On the 2I,h
of last May w " Ross disappeared
rather mysteriously, and tho swamps
were searched thoroughly, from one
end TO the other, as q great many
thought he had wouaded himself aud
could no, get cut, while others thought
he was lost, and some few that he bad
run of aud left the county. 4. any
rate, nothing SGs heard of The lost mao
uoti! Monday last. On that cay Mr.
A Lambert, Sam Blan;on aud j W.
Carter went cut for the purpose OF
killing deer. They had got about
two miles and q half from town, and
one-half miio south of Brooks mill,
Wbeo suddenly they came upon the
remains Of a man. OF coursessse first
thought that occurred to tLsx that
it was Ross, which Prov p7,sr
rect. Tho pants, with N6igh
bones and bones Of the leg, w. lay
ing out iu little cleared place, with
the shot qua, (Which was Known to be
the Identical one which Ross carried
With him the day be lett,) laying across
them. The bones Of the teot were
complete aud we're still IL the shoes
The position in which the bones of
the upper part of the body and skull
and shoes we're IN, carried out this
theory 10 regard 10 his death: 1t would
seem as though he had just stopped
By log, and bad his gun resting on
it, whom the gun slipped and the ham
mer struck on the leg, one barrel be
ing discharged into his brain. Dr..
Vau Quasi snd DR.. Crawford, who
we're st the place, and were the Srst to
oxamine the body, say that the shot
tore the lower jaw Of, and entered the
brain Gon tbe right side 81 the head
lie billed himself, Tiers seems to be
90 doubt, tor Que barrel Of his gun was
discharged. and the shot found in the
brain is the same kind of sho; found
in bis shot pouch. There was nothing
left of him but his bones, which vera
gathered together, put IN sack aud
brought home, and were buried
on Tuesday-Dexter Enterprise Mes.
senger.
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The yellow fever continues d MeuP pms
without any evidence Of s0S'eAeh'' ana
in abou; The same ratio Of ne" cases aud
deaths. There are from 10 10 80 ne"
cases occurring daily, aud on az average
o. front 3 20 10 deaths. Tgo-'A'rds o. ihe
new eases 4rs among ,hs esl'roi people.
TIE Efforts o; tue Board u Health are
almost exclusively directed ta"aFd depoP-
ul.tins infected localities and Quarantine
Efforts to prevsn. tie spread and to pro-
test places not infected.
The fever appears to have eA'ea1ed--s
lew eases-to Bailey, Bartlett aud other
stations near Memphis, but IN none of
those places has it spread, nor mas 1t yet
touched any town Of any size or any dis
lance frou Memphis. The hope Is strong
" sustained by the highest authority
that the Boards Of Health will be success
full in confning it to the district OF Mem
phis and vicinity. Three or loHr more
weeks, however, will be the trying period
a0d will ties; present efforts.
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Something New in Journa'is,n

onsethiDG New in JournastHGss.
The Printers circular says. When
tho present Pope was Cardinal, be
cherished tho idea Of publishing a
grand Catholic journal, an organ for
his Church that could be read by all
the people of Europe and America In
their mother languages Since his
elevation to the Pontidca,e, Leo XIII
has oxeried himself diligently to put
his ideas OF great newspaper into
practice. lie has succeeded SO far a.
to authorize the announcement that
its first number will be issued July or
August OF this year.
1t will he printed ia seven different
languages, vii! discuss all the UOlili-
cal and economical questions Of the
day, and officially represent the opin
ions Of the Holy See. The nposi-
itors are 70 be the deaf aud, dumb boys
educated 10 ono Of the asylums of the
( Church 10 Rome. AiimonGe will be
the General uperinteodent.
The Pope is anxious that cardi,
nal should be OF the head of the edi.
torial department; he offered that po>
siEiOu to Cardinal Nina. who declined
it. The novel paper will start with
forty two thousand subscribers; very
few of this number nro Itsliaas Once
fairly under way, the grand Catholic
organ is likely 10 commend Itself TO
future Popes. aud become a permanent
poser among tEe ee=>Ps peIs ot the
Old World
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Ludxe scearc. Lad.

Ia OAioD county, Tenn, near Troy, on
iEe lS,l inst, Lewis Scarce, aged 50
years.
The deceased Wa among the frat set
tiers IN tails county. whore lie lived until
1865. lie had always borne u sp0tless,
unblemis5ed character. both as Il citizen
and Officer. HU was sheriff Of Hick .
nan county before its division into Hick-
man aud Fulton and was the first county
judge elected in THE county under the
The now constitution, ia both OF which
othces he served out his fan terms, giviug
uuquestioned satisfaction II TIE dis
charge Of all his duties.
Ia his life we have another voril cation
Of the PToyeIb, that al honest man is The
nOblest work of God
LCourier-Journal and Baptist Recorder
please copy.
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Many persons cay, Il haven't got the
ConsuI1 . zion WHOM asked 10 cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
Do they not know that Cou lis lead 20
Consumption, and remedy that will cure
Consumption will certainly ana surely
care Cough or any Lung or Throat trou-
bic. We know il viii cure when all
others fail, aud our faith II /; IS so posi-
tive that we viii refund the price paid If
you receive 10 benefit. IL not this a fair
propos.tion7 Price 10 cts, 80 cts, and
SI.00 per bottle For iume Chest, Back
or side, use Shiioh's Porous Plaster Price
IS cts. F.. sale bp c. i. Eolcombe, Drug
gist. Hickman, Ky. jai7-ly
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4 Lite Sensation.

Last Saturday little sensation was
oecssioned BY the ncws thAt Nettie Bur
ten, very neat and handsome young
girl, leaving the house Of her aunt, d
woman Of bad repute, % this city, had
called at friends house for protection.
At drst, ths widow Burton" who has
heretofore clGiaIsd that Set,le was her
own child, came down cnqairing for the
giFl, expressing the opinion that she had
elcped. She seemed very much concern
ed and was very busy searching Tor TIE
girl. No news was ascertained OF the
giris whereabouts until late in the even
Jag, when it vas Gsoertsined that she had
sought refuge a. the house Of ~ highly
respectable family OF iuis city. The
widow made application at tho Office OF
Judge starks FOR writ 10 recover tho
girl, but tie Judge declined to issue one.
Saturday night band Of ru@ans (suoh
~e must cali tAeul hired by The widow
met all exc making preparations ta
MAKE Esil ~ tie house where .hs girl
lad gone for protection and by fJrciblc
means take her away, and return her 20
.1aS house OF il-f4sne, which she, With
-sr owa accord, Laa desertsa. The band
OF "ra5s" were defeated IN their plan and
driven away BY party Of citizens, who
determined 20 protect tho girl ana save
her from that Ioathsome place Of shame
and desauchery. Many pistol shots were
hred on both sides, but nj one shot, thOugA
one fellow, ruff received pretty se-
we're lick With a brick.
The widow Burton is very uotori-
Gus character in these parts. and hen
house IS nuisance, 80 declared by sli
decent people, and should be aba,ed Net
tie ID fourteen or ailoen years CID, very
pretty and Of Intelligent appearance, and
her determination 70 leave tEe vile and
polluted place where she Las becn con
hned by that fallen woman, who perhepr
would have, 10 short time compelled
her to sell herself to debsucAery and
shame, will be respected and cur citizens
express o willingness and readiness 1,
protect her. We are glad to note that The
devil is again cheated that q bright
young, and beautiful girl is snatchea from
/ life Of shame.
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Stray Notice.

TgVAkEN UP AS 4 STRAY, on the Ii
of August, 1879, By w. NJ. Thomas
living miles southeast Of Hickman, ky.
ONE BAY COLI, two years old, no marks
or brands perceivable, and which is val
ned at SIS 90 by j. P. Mayteld, j. II
Thomas and w X. Thomas.
Sworn aud subscribed to before me THE
1Ith day Of August, 1879.
aeo.4w J. c. REED, J T Z. c.
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Eaic w rr1inwI

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
"A estate of John Sinones, deceased,
viii please call at tie store Of }. Ambergs
Sons, aud se:tle their indebtedness at
once, or will be forced TO place their
claims IA the hands of attorneys for col
lection. I Will be forced to settle ssiI
estate within . few months and am com
polled to COLLECT all claims due same. Al;
parties holding ciaims against said estate
are requested TO Gle them for settlement.
ii.t Il c. AMEERG, Al'nr.
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Sa-sihIa ASv-a.

Yea cre asked every day through The
columns Of newspapers and ~ ycur drug
gisis - acc something for your Dyspep-
sic AID Liver complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged spend
lug money with bat little success. Nov
10 give you satisfactory proof hat GgEEs :
AyGUsr Flower viii euro you of Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint with all its eff
fects, such az Sour stomach, Sick Head
ache Hsbitual CostiyeEess, pslpitetion Of
the Heart, Heart burn, Water brash Full
ness at the pit Of the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue, Indigestion, Swim
ming Of the Head, low spirits, SC, We
ask you 70 80 70 your druggists and get q
sample bottle of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents aud try il, or a regular size
tor rs cents. Two doses viii relieve you
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EARM FOR SALE.

At Moscow, Ky, on the lst Monday in
September will offer for sale to the high
est bidder, my farm, 300 acres, more or
less, on the following terms:
Half cash, balance one and two years
a. six per cent interest. Land lies east
OF the railroad. / am determined to sell
on tina: day.
II. T. FARNSWoRTH.
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Three gigIs of The religious persua-
sion having met together, concluded to
pray for the welfare of their lovers,
bat the first one had not gone very far
along in her petition when it was dis
covered that they were all engaged to
the same man. The religious excrci-
ses were at once terminated.
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Cousssns' Honey of Tar will relieve
severe coughs Of long standing, and prove
a blessing to all who suffer with affections
Of the throat and lungs, and is confidently
offered the public as the best remedy IN
the world n our rigorous cline, where
coughs and colds prevail, this tay0rite
remedy should have a place j every
household When the httle ones are
attacked by Group, or whooping cough,
nothing will afford such instant relief as
Coussens' Honey Of Tar. Price 60 cents.
For sale by Buck ! Cowgirl, Hickman, Ky.
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CITY TAXES.

All taxpayers are hereby respectfully
notified that their city taxes for the pres
ent year are now due, and they will
oblige me and themselves By prompt set
Element. Business is business, and
mean business. Respectfully,
JAS. A. WARNER,
Aug. Is. 1879. City Tax Collector.
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Courier's Query Box.

FIR. BdHor: am truly glad cur young
friend. Her, Of this place, hsstried 10 re
vive the Curriers' Query Box, aadI hope
it will be Il success. Once get the young
folks interested and SUGGESTS sure.
Please answer the following; State
or States did steven \. Dou ky in
1862 yin N
Woodland Mills, Tenn, 70
Answer-He only oarried Fsste--
Hissouri-tbOugh he reosiyed We, l57 CT
the popular vote.
Please answer the following in Query
Box" !. How mann presidential electors
has Colorado ,. Where and when did
yellow fever first make its appearance IN
America. }. Z. DoUGLAs:
Answer-l Three . IN Csa:ral Arneri-
CO, il 1896; in New England, in 1854;
arl in New York City, 1868.
MoCcrCHsS bays his goods for cash. and
hencsforth viii only sell for CASH, or ten
days time to prompt working men, or any
one e!so that works and pays. ju27-tf
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Male School.

The undersigned Will open school for
boys in the building formerly known
SIS Miller's Garden, and recently re6tted
for school purposes. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1879,
continuing nine months.
Primary pupils, per month, Sd. 90
Intermediate pupils, per month, $500. 400
Advanced pupils, per month, ............ 500
The course of study will include Ger
man. Bookkeeping, Commercial Arith-
metic and Penuauship, Decides the usual
common scboc, studies.
jyI1-79 B. c. CALDWELL.
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ROCK BOTTOM"
DIR z GOODS.

Calicoes 3, 4 and cts. Brown Domestics
4, and cents; bleached 5, 8 and 10 cents;
sheetings at 20 cents. Bed Ticking 10, Is,
% and 35 cents. Ginghams T. 8 and 10 cents.
White corded Piqua s and 10 cents Dress
Goods from to % cents and complete as
sortment Of Grenadines, Summer Silks, Pop
Inns, Linen Suitings, Lawns, Ties, Fichos,
Gloves, Ladies, misses and children's Hats,
Fans, and ali the novelties Of the season.
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L 81. Louis professional Gays ,ha;
The gasro,e Is the oEly safe, sensible
and deceut way 70 rob man. II leaves
him With a sore throat, bat potash log
ongers s5oo Aelps that.
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fsnrried.

Ia Hickman, Wednesday evening. 20ih
inst, bv isev. Mr. Wilson, Mr.. II. :. CASE-
BELL and Mrs. BETTE TRENT.
Wc w!4h friend Campbell long life Of
married happiness and prosperity.
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4;eW AdrertiSemcnts.
arnz.EE.

From tie undersigned, nesr Fulton Sta
iion. one large clay bank horse; right
eye out; about fifteen years old new
saddle and buggy bride. / will pay $50
for the Ao-se and thief or $Z5 for the
horse. NAT MURPHY.
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HARDWARE. ETC.
sUNDRIEs.

BAGGING, l0sl24c per yard.
ROPE, machine l5a20c.
TIES. 5a6c.
LEATHER, kip skins S4.50as.50; cole. por
10, so 35c; upper side, ~. 50a5.oo.
PRINTS, 4a5c per yard.
DOMESTIC. 5laTc per yard.
JEANS, 2oaf0c per yard.