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SEALED PROPOSALS.,

WHEELING, WA FF sSss.,T9 IT, !, 4, !
Sealed Proposal. will 10 reeslyeI ,I,S.!isaaI
City Clerk until Thurslay, March & III h =
2. ~, for furnishing the CITY WITT ~, x aSttss
Blllding Loek Up aud lIOse itCu,,s Nm SSS la q
Mixed Coal, or eoal As II ConH ifOS N,T e,
llyeted a. The water Works, add h ~ ~. ~ :
aug on ths hst day Of April, ISL, ~, 4,
naaae ,monIniy ThSeontraCtOFtO dill II "
10 b endorsed For Goal for WSiss En.e1s ,IAk
dressed 70 The Chairman Of The C,a wv y I
Works. ALEy IiShVxESe y d,
feltNwP '"L %n
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THE WESTERN USIoNrELEoRApu G,

|
Congress After II Somewhat As the IVES,
Virginia Legislature nrc After the b. q
q. Road.
WASHINGTON, February 15.-The Senate
Committee on Railways to-day heard the
conclusion Of the argument OF Mr.. Lowrey,
counsel for the Western Union, asains,
Mr.. Jones' bill authorizing railroad com,
panies 10 construct and maintain telegraph
lines for commercial purposes. lie closed
by applying to the proposed bill the words
used by the manufacturers foreman in re.
ference to a strike:-"Considered as a
success it is u failure, and considered as a
failure it is q perfect success"
GENERAL HrrLgR
then addressed the committee In favor Of
the bill. Mr.. Lowrey had stated that no
one asked for legislation on this subject.
AS an answer to that be produced peti.
tons from twcnty.eight States and three
Territories, signed by fifty thousand per.
sons, which were laid before the Judiciary
Committee OF the House In 1875, in favor
Of tho postal telegraph bill. Another
matter which was brought before that
committee was the imrossibility Of con.
tending against the power OF the Western
Union in different States, because Of their
immense power Of corrupting the Legis.
latures. Now this was pretty harsh
statement, but 1t was no less fact. a pub.
lished report OF Alr, VIM. Orion, the late
president OF the company, showed that the
franks issued to government officials com.
prised third OF tho entire business done
by the company, with regard to which tho
report stated land the judicious use Of
complimentary franks among them has
been the means OF saving the company
many times the money value OF The ser
vices performed This proved how diiIi.
cult Il would be TO break down such a
monopoly. When the postal bill came IN,
he and those with him thought that with
such u power the subject could never be
properly dealt with in Congress. They
were afraid OF the franks ii the pockets Of
members Of Congress.
Senator Ians6m-I would ask Il rail-
roads do not give passes to members Of
Congress,
Gen, R1tler.4olt, there are votller cor.
rupters OF public morals no doubt; only
point out this one, aud do not say that
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RICHARDS.-on Sunday moruIng, February 10,
ls1e, At 10 o'clock, EMKLlSE W., vile Of J. Melvin
Funeral from The residence Of her husband, No. 81
Fifteenth street, on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
1nlerment At Nj. Oliyet Cemetery.
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ment, was taken M for further considera.

nIleHVi Wa' EaAe1 UP 1VE tUIIueE- VVusIuV'"
ton.
The section in relation TO the Judicial
Circuits Of the State, was next taken up
for amendment. II
Pending the further consideration Of the
joint resolution, the House at 4 r. ". I'D.
jonrned until Monday at 10 a. ".
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

wREEttSo, ". "a, FF; sS1D,,,oI ON
Sealed Proposals. will h rec,I,,A , IN Y lnI
City Clerk, until Thursday, WSnb Z w w ~ 4
=. NJ Tor the making Ahd del ,TerT y M 10
city Of wheeling may want for oss ~ - SIlla
pipe, stop cocks and Gre pl1EI. M}' Y nd4 h
"Pfoposas for Castings for ~ liz liz W" t.ta
TO the Chairman Of the COnIDIiiS" ~ ~ ~ IN
tebi4AwE ALEX, UPUEi;R " ~ 81 " NR6
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eTriadsIphia Accommodation train only runs
between Wheeling and TrtadelrhIA. ct
tDally except SundAy-NeWlrk Accommodation.
tSteuGenville AecomnodAtion.-Th train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BelAlre, stopping when required At
Sherman House, Rtnayllle, West Wheeling and
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Cnnrt SaLsa.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Farm and Town Property
Levi. AppIegats and J; n; CooPer, A5niE ,!11

vs.
Stella More Ct a.
10 ChAncery. In the Circuit Court Of B'o0"0''"
West Virginia ..,,,I
Pursuant u n derreS eulefei Ia The above toltei
cause, at q special Term Of The ald uTgA ~"
held on the 21th day Of January, lsH Ih ~
signed, Special Commissioner will tell y ~ y y
ton q the front door Of the Coah h'aR -
county Of Brooke, on
TUESDAY, the 2Slh day Of February ~
the real estate mentioned and described ~
and prOeeedlnEa 10 said cause, o. 'uhdtas ~ -.
thereof 10 pay The debts Of said dOcedehI ~ ~
BY aid decree. S0id real hstAle eonft Y. ~
Tract oil land GlIolnlnS the tOIn d WsIhSl t,SS
county, containing one hundred ang H " N NJ
acres Of land, more or esi, UhlCh Wy = .',,i
whole Of In parcels 70 suit puTchASetSh w T.sJ -
can be realized by 20 doing also tIaSI y -
tanning three acres, more or less, ..,t.I n
traet, on the Wells6uH and Btthao{ M
on which iIR dwelling house and osHS' ii ,.sIi
due Of the said real es;ate Con.,1 o ~ = NJ,
OF lots situate In the town 0! We'l'bulg ~, b.
which RFS erected dwelling houses lhd W. n
proVemGntA, including herein lht ~ e. n Va
commodious HOMESTEAD Of The nld ~ ~ LETi
The saId l0ts are respectively nuIGSfea IN M
tO.wit. HoS, 81, 66, rs, south half o. H. PsI
81. and las. hi, IA, 2Sg, 2SI, "a, ~; .eN Il
Vest half ia undivided one.ihIri DIN " " n
81, 80, 21, 49, sos, 255, w, SH - ~ III N "
SIS, 39l, 3QS, 500, 3yI, 59s, ~, W ~ - q
al as 40, ~, 4tS, 4Ig, 80, 81, W ~ ~ ~
TgRMs oT sALE-0He fourth ne PI ", ~ 10
cash on the day Of sale; the reiiue AZ !, ,sn "
annual payments Of one, tEO aug 49, ~ ~ "
purchaser 10 give bis nOtta, NSilns ~ isEf 1
day Of sale, With good security ior 'ns N ~
ments, With optiVn the purrhI'tt Y mid =
aid nous before maturity, and lhe t1e "'-
III The purchase money l. fully l.IS; .,.,,+tLL
Sale 10 commence on aid DAY al HGfO0PEL
,.sO spsii coaaI'''S'
P.s-The above Iarm /, located % ~ -, ny
diattly oyeFlooklus the town, giving .S5PC ~
view q the Ohio River, the Z !; - s.I,,,l 50
Louis Railroads both up 1Dd VIZ ~, ~ M
also the beautiful Vlllty o. HguliC iiSs,t R,
In ten minutes walk Of the lh ~, y" PW,ILt
Ferry, Steamboat Landing, IhI3I y y 4, ltSS-S
Rallfosd, aLI the business IOitsOn y w. ~ ~
90 II IIrge brick dwelling, irEeIEat, III, INA y
bearing orchard Of apPles AID otnf, . ~, lSi
the uS'iai ouIbuIdlngs and the eulti1s NJ, I'D
laid With coal, which w mot M DS.otIli9.
utilised by sinking shaft for snsI sspD,l u
pending. In this eTeht the ~ oT,nlJ Elii.a
once become highly valuable; lhs q ~ ~ ~
IN toWn-6nishcI In 1876 Is Que !" \. tIo1tE lsst
pleie 10 be found 10 this section, Aoa sVsr e
diSieiy 10 liz centre Of the toSa' 90" NC,
the Railroad Depot ~ ,S,a il'TH
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR Dye.

The history Of The success Ofgeat discoveries aaOrd,
no parallel to the tTiumphs over competition and pre-
udIce, accomplished BY this powerful yet harmless
vegetable AGENT which ins,antaneously changes any
obnoxious color Of the hair Into black or brown Hs
magnificent as any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head Of man or woman. Manufactured by J.
cRlsrADoRo, No. % William 81, New York. Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied BY al hair Dressen.
iei7-MwP4w
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0sss,ssal Nas,r..
NOTICE
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIYo

-, ne o. annual 1,1 meeting Of the sIosth.l,..,.
wy bai'dins Association viii h III \, M
~ Pliee 9! meeting, On MONDAY " ineA Vt
oeioekhN, Tor The election q G ,l.EScEa
ne na suen other business ~ may rElvir Y tiS
,SsGv 5 Organizations will cIOse AeSdSy NY
CHAs. II. DEirERs, sscT,t N, l"i'lS0, nd.
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Spseaal aaas.sss.
Wonderful Chandes

Have occurred in this country during the last three or
four years but none more wonderful than the Rev
olutions In Color produced among the Baads "
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE OF .rRAtss-HHEEIlS0 11ME.
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Recess until;2:SO y. NJ.
Afternoon Session.

House met at 10 4. ~.
Prayer by Rcv. Carroll Clark, Of Mercer
county.
Fridays journal was dispensed with.
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Cincinnati National SXhih!
ton for 80.

We are in receipt Of circular Civ
ing an outline of the proposed exhibit
ton for 1879, which will open 90 Sep
TENDER 10Th There is over 10000
feet of exhibiting space in the grand
buildings bull, especially for this ex
hibitiou, aud gold, silver aud brouze
premiums aud cash Will be awarded IN
the different classes of articles on ex-
hibi,ion. No charge for space, but ar
ticles must be entered at least two weeks
before the opening of the Exposition.
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Publication E4ayv.

From Nnneeburg Kentuckian.
4 subject Of great Importance to
those who are 10 debt-and their name
is legiou-during these hard times Is
the Publication Law. When a busi-
ness man or private individual wants
to sell anything, he advertises it IN or
der to get buyer at fair price, that
will not be ruuious to his interests.
Not so with the State. When an iudi-
yidual owes auy debt, on which the
State compeIs payment, his property is
sacrificed to pay that debt, without
even his next neighbor knowing it.
This should make candidates for legi--
lative honors, pledge themselves TO
give Kentucky a. good a law on this
subject as Ohio has. The newspapers
Of the State should awaken the people
to their own interest in this matter,
and thereby compel our law makers to
catch up with the times, and not suffer
citizenship of Kentucky to be longer
disgraeed and made a byword for our
more fortunate neigh bOrs. We have
plenty Of printing Offices to make the
public acquainted with the standing
of banks, insurance companies, Shsr~
ifs sale, delinquent tax lists, exhibits
and settlements of commissioners, exc
cutors and incorporated companies
aud to publish the inauicial condition
OF counties, etc; and the people should
see that the Legislature make the
means available by passing general
law compelling the publications to be
made, Now let the press of the State
do It's duty, and our next Legislature
viii be able men, aud our State viii
begin to be considered among the
civilized portions Of the earth.
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Married.

TYLER-MOTT-A the residence of the
brides father, Mr. Peter Mott, in Obion
county, Tenn, on Thursday, 18th inst,
10y Elder 4 Cook, Mr.. r. I. TYLER, OF
Hickman, and Miss SALLJE 5. Morn.
Our young friend Tyler has won one OF
the most beautiful and accomplished bellies
OF Tennessee for his future help-matei
and she a most gallant and worthy hus-
band. May their lives be crowned with
every blessing of success, wealth, health
and prosperity.
R-TIIOAIPSON-On the 10th inst,
by Jerry J. Jones, Esq, Jas. Miller to
Mrs. Josephlne Ihompson.
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Entire Destruction OF the
C-Ona

by Gable to Cincinnati Enquirer.]
LONDON, July Alderman Mechi,
Of Tiptree Hall, Essex, and the owner
of other estates in different counties,
writes to the Times that last week 5
bad weather had put the finishing
stroke TO the agricultural interests for
this year He says it is now two late
for the crops to recover, Mr. Mechi
is a very shrewd man, and made his
fortune in business in London, and
then experimental IN high farming for
a relaxation without giving up his
London house. lie is considered a
great authority, aud his opinions have
great weight in the city.
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sympathy Gor tho Erring-

TExtract from Gov. Scymour's Address
to the Conviets in Auburn Prison,
July l.
As my purpose is merely to speak to
you what learned in the walks Of
life, could give you from this narrow
field but partial views Of great truths.
They may be of no value to you, yet
1 trust you will accept them at least
as proof Of my sympathies with your
condition and sorrows; for if any am
bition fingers in the breast of him
who speaks to you now it is that he
may be the friend and adviser Of the
erring and wrong doer. He has been
taught by determination and the
study of others that we all belong to
that class, aud that we owe to one an,
other any aid we can give to our fell
lows when they fall by the way,sido.
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3 aS0osa .EnF5e.

q parisA1onor stopping With has pastor
WINS mortified TO see him visit . closet ar
ter each meal and quietly take @ drink
from . suspicious looking hollle- His
duty compelled him % demonstrate with
the good nan OF this deplorabia practice,
bcs his modification was increased when
he was shown that il was o bottle Of Dr.
Z. G. Simmons Liver Medicine shat WAS
used, and he was assured thnt &c that ez-
cel3ent remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons frea from dyspepEe
symptoms, With which they had. been
afflicted until he vas cured BY this Relia-
bic remedy
This medicine is for sale By BucK K
CewsTLL, who also have some trial paok-
ages 10 be given away 10 applicants.
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LOOK HEREI
Parties indebted to j. 81.
Plaut & Bro, must come up
and settle their accounts and
save trouble.
]. H. PLAUT g. BRO,

THE INCEST AND MURDER CASE -
The examining trial of Rams and Mary
Wade, Tor murder, was held before Esquires
Raid aud Miles, on last Friday. The
Commonwealth was represented by Judge
Kingmau, and the Defense by C. L Ran
die and II. 4. S II. T. Tyler. There was
no charge or investigation to incest
or bastardy, but the warrant was for
murder. On this charge the court held
that there wero reasonable grounds for
holding them over for trial at the August
term of the Fulton Circuit Court. There
was no bail allowed Rams Wade, and Mary
wade's bail was fixed at 500 Both
were re-committed TO Jail.
Fon Pre- NC OR FISHING PARrIEs.-If
you want good eatibles, homeless pigs feet,
WEIMERS.
Some of the candidates for the Sen
ate and Lower House spoke at Hickman,
Monday. DR.. Watson was not present
and Mr.. George spoke to disadvantage
as the candidates for the Legislature had
preceded him, occupying considerable
time. He, however, made very favora-
bic impression, and will get good vote
here abouts.
Messrs. Vaughn and Arnold were the
only two candidates for the Lower House
present aud they had some exceedingly
lively spats. There is no difference be-
tween them on public questions, and nc
new issues developed since their former
discussion at this place. The personal
spats between them need not be reported
Friends of Mr.. Jno. L. Doew had some
lively expectations, but he was not pres,
sut
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

By candidates for the Legislature
HICKMAN COUNTY.
Hales Bridge, Friday, July 18th.
Moscow, Saturday, July 10Th
Pelow, Tuesday, July 22nd
Greens store, Wednesday, July 25rd.
Spring Hill, Thursday July 24th
Buggs bridge, Friday, July 2jth.
Columbus Z springs, Saturday July 26th
Crosslands bridge, SAT uraay, August
2nd.
Fellow citizens, as I wish to discuss all
matters Of public interest to Fulton and
Hickman counties, as well as State,
hope you win meet me at the above APP
pointments. All candidates are respect
fully invited to be present and take part
in the discussions.
Yours Respectfully.
A. s. ARNOLD
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A Colorado inventor is walking
the river at Leavenworth, on patent
water shoes On June 6, be started
from the upper side of the Missouri
river bridge, aud although the current
was running at the rate of fourteen
miles an hour, the river was CROSSED
in nine and half minutes. After rest
ing a few moments, he showed the
audience how to manage the shoes,
and how they could be steered in any
direction one wished to go. The shoes
were then attached together, making a
perfect buoy or life preservor, upon
which the occupant could sit or lie
with ease and safety.
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10 the a'nDiaC OF Fulton
county.

In recent controversy between Judge
". G. Bailey and myself, be publicly
charged that Fulton county had been com
PEELED 10 pay bills for Pauper Collins in
which yellow fever paupers were buried.
therefore wish you to read the follow
ing:
County Of Fulton, State Of Kentucky
l, Jno. A. Wilson, Clerk of the Full
ton County Court, do hereby certify,
from careful examination of the order
book, that no claim nor one cent has ever
been allowed or paid BY Fulton county
for any Pauper coffin, or any other eX-
pense incurred by reason of the yellow
fever epidemic in Hickman, last summer
or fall.
Given under my hand this July 18th,
1879.
JNO a. WILSON, C. F. c. c.
Soon after the epidemic. before we had
settled all outstanding bills against the
committee, Judge Bailey asked me if we
would pay the pauper coffin account. My
reply was that | did not know, rs there
were many families left destitute and we
would have TO provide for them and did
not know yet, whether we would have
money enough to do that and pay the pau
per coffin bill. He became indignant
and demanded that the coffin bill be first
paid, and pressed me for an answer, as to
whether | would then agree to pay. !
replied that would not pay one cent OF
them.
Subsequently, after we had settled up
all our account and believing we had mon
ey enough TO pay all expenses, and pro-
vide for the destitute poor, through the
following winter, ! made the motion IN
the committee, that we pay oH6i against
said county and city. See statement OF
my associate committeeman
We the undersigned members Of the
yellow fever relief committee, for lick
man last summer and fall, do hereby Ger
tify, that II. a. Tyler, made the motion
that the committee pay every claim both
against the County and City for expenses
incurred by reason of the epidemic, and
that said motion was unanimously adopt
ed. And further, we state that Judge
Bailey never asked US to pay for Pauper
Collins, or any other bill against the
county.
Given under our hands in Hickman,
KY this July 18th, 1919.
JAMES A WARNER,
c. b. HACKErT,
J. A. ON ERT0N,
ALEX y FAIRS.
/ say now that rs Treasurer of that
committee, have pad teery PoaPer cL7fa
ofecay Kind brought to my knowledge
and that l have paid every claim against
The State, County and City for expenses
incurred during { he epidemic at this place,
that has been presented to me or brought to
my knowledge. And should it appear at
any time ia the future, that any claim
has been omitted. I stand ready aud
pledged 20 pay it. The people of Fulton
county stood BY US in our hour Of soar
trial and grca; need, lavishing the COM
forts and luxuries upon our distressed
citizens with unstinted hands, and never
whilst l have dollar, shall they toe call
ell upon 10 pay one cent to defray any ex-
penscs incurred during that fearful cpl
demic.
As so much publicity has been given to
the charge, I feel il due to myself, my as
sociate committeeman, as we'll as to the
citizens of Hickman, who may yet stand
ia need OF your generous aid that the
facts be thus publicly made known.
Respectfully yours.
y. \. Tyler.
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Fair Warning!

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
"a estate OF John Simones, deceased.
will please call Mt the store of j. Amberg
SoBs, and settle their Indebtedness at
once, or | will be forced 10 place their
claims IN the hands CT attorneys for col
lection. l win be forced to settle said
estate within few months and am com
PEELED to collect all claims due same. All
parties holding claims against said estate
are requested to file them for settlement.
j4-4t II. G. AMBERG, Admr.
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What is the difference between The
Mexican dollar and Tablers Buckeye
Pile Ointmeat One does what it pro
misses aud the other doesn't The Mezi-
can dollar says, Il am one hundred cents
but when you come to invest it you find
it is only eighty-fve. Tabler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment says: 81 will cure you of
Piles and upon trial il is found to DO
so in every case. Il makes bat one
promise-to cure piles; and does so with
out failure Price 30 cents bottle.
For sale by Buck * Cowgirl, Druggist
Hickman Nv
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Dr. Pretorious, of St. Louis, is the
partner of Carl Sohurz in the publica-
ton of German baper in that city.
On being asked by reporter of the
Post dispatch whether Schurz would
vote for Grant if nominated, he replied
as follows: by no means. know
what his mind is on that subject. He
would be as far from supporting GRAFT
as | myself would.
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THE LoFrIEsT BRIDGE IN the
WoRLD.-The Mercury says the cree
ton of one of the great towers of the
Forth bridge on the Island of Inchar>
vie, was recently commenced by the
contractor, Mr.. WardelI The towers
Of which, forming the central support
Of the bridge, will, when the iron work
is completed, be upwards of 500 feet
in height. The bridge will be one of
the greatest engineering works Of the
modern times
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In the trial of the Murfreesboro,
Tenn, burglars, the fact was develop
cd, says the News, that they we're reg
ularly organized into an order of bur
glars and housesburners, their officers
being president, secretary, a car
penter and a recruiting officer. They
were bound together by horrible oath,
the violation of which was death.
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An impromptu mock auction sale Of
women was amusing and profitable, at
first, in Wisconsin church fair. The
young men bid literally for the attract
i've girls, and it was all very funny in
deed until homely but influential sis
ter was put up. The auctioneer was
compelled to knock her down at %
cents, and she was SO angry that she
put on her things and went home.
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Coussens Compound Honey of Tar has
been so long and favorably known chat it
needs no encomium. For coughs, colds,
sore throat, hoarscness, etc, it affords
speedy relief, and is n most pleasant and
elEeacious remedy, honey and tar being
two of it's ingredients. The skill of the
chemist. and the knowledge Of a physician
we're united i'll its preparation, the result
being compound which is the favorite
remedy in this severe climate, and has no
equal as O cure Tor coughs, colds, hoarse.
ness, bronchitis Group, etc. Use Coussens'
Honey Of Tar Price 50 cents. For sale
bt Buck s Cowcil. IIickman. Ky.
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ANNoUNCE N z n Z S.


We are authorized to announce DR.. j. .
J. Watson, of Hickman county, 10 repre-
sent the counties of Fulton, Graves and
Hickman in the next Senate OF Kentucky
We are authorized 10 announce Hon.
Henry George OF Graves county, as a
candidate 10 represent the counties of
Hickman, Fulton ana Graves, in the next
Senate of Kentucky. Subject to a Demo
CRITIC convention.