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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
CHESTER COUNTY FAIR.

We would direct attention to the advertise
ment of the first annual exhibition of the Ag-
ricultural, Horticultural and Mechanical As
sociation of Chester, S. c., to be held in Ches-
ter from the 2Sth to the 31st instant, inclu-
sive. Besides the displays in the different de.
partments of agriculture, mechanics, horti-
culture, textile fabrics, fancy work and ex-
hibits of live stock, there will be a grand mil
tary contest, grand fitting match between
knights in costume, a musical contest between
brass bands, and many other attractions. The
annual address will be delivered by Senator
NJ. G. Butler on Wednesday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
CONDITION OF THE c. e. l.. RAILROAD

CONDITION OF THE c. q L. RAILHUAD'
Mr.. H. H. Lindsay, professional bridge
builder and railroad expert, has been appoint
ed by Gen. Bonham, Railroad Commissioner,
to inspect the condition of the various rail-
roads in this State. Mr.. Lindsay has recently
passed over the Chester and Lenoir Railroad,
and as the result of his inspection writes the
following:
CHESTER, S. c., October 10, 1879.
have passed over the Chester and Lenoir
Railroad, among others, on my tour Of exam.
nation Of all the railroads in the State OF
South Carolina, and find it in irst-rate condi-
tion the track smooth and solid and in first
rate line, and all the trestles perfectly safe at
present. I consider the road in condition to
allow of any speed that it might be necessary
to run. H. H. LINDSAY, Bridge Builder.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
AN INDUSTRIOUS LADY.

Mrs. Eliza Pursley, who lives near Clover,
in this county, has, within the past nine
months, woven 637 yards of cloth, which she
readily sold, netting her seventy-fve dollars.
In addition to the weaving, during the same
time, she also did much Of the house-work for
the family.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
OBITUARY..

D1Ep-In this county, on the 9th instant, Mrs.
HESTER L. GLADDEN., aged 4S years and z
months.
ALLEN, wife OF Reynolds Allen. aged 20 years.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
Comparative Cotton Statement.
Sgetial 4otites.
Religious Notice,

Religious Notice.
Rev. Thos Gilbert will preach at the school
house, near the residence Of Hon. A. 8. Wallace,
next Sunday afternoon, at q o'clock.
October % 43 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
TAX ORDINANCE.

At meeting Of the Town Council Of York
IA Vile, held on the 18th instant, the following
Ordinance was passed. viz: Be 1t ordained by this
Council. that tax of two mills be levied upon the
Real and Personal Property within the corporate
limits of Yorkville; the said tax to be applied
corporation, as per order of Court. Any portion
of this tax not paid before the FIRST OF DE-
CEMBER, next, to be collected with the penalty
as the law directs.
J. r. ScHoRB, Clerk and Treasurer.
Yorkville, 8. c., October %, 1879.
4 the aforementioned tax, Of two mills, has
"A been made imperative by order Of Court,
and no other tax has been called for toward de-
fraying contingent expenses, the Treasurer hopes
that 1t will be promptly and cheerfuly paid before
the time limited At any rate, amer the date
mentioned, he will enforce the payment from de-
faulters, promptly and impartially.
]. r. SCHORB, Treasurer.
October q 4s Ct
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.

Yorkville Cemetery Association organized
under its charter last Monday evening, the
Goth instant, by the election Of the following
officers Col. A. Coward President l.. M.
Grist, Secretary James Mason, Treasurer !;
l. D. Witherspoon, w. B. Metts, Col. w. B.
Wilson, Dr. J. M. Lowry, G. H. O'Leary, DR..
A. l. Barron, w. B. Williams, J. E. Jeferys
and DIR. W. NJ. Walker, Directors.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
DENTAL NOTICE.
h DR.. JAMES A. GLENN,

oI1n SURGEON DENTIST,
VXTILL visit Yorkville next MONDAY, and
w remain during the week, and will be pleased,
to wait upon all desiring hts professional services
Latest improvements and appliances II, the art.
Charges moderate. Rooms at Kings Mountain
Hotel. s..is -,
October % 43 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
A SMALL FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
n By applying Immediately, 1t can be had for
half price and on easy terms Apply at the
YORK DRUG STORE.
October q 43 lta :
SHOPS FOR RENT
MASONIC MEETING. ]

THE MEMBEHS UF FFHILANTdNOf.
W &c LODGE, No. 78, A. F. M, are sum-
/V\ moned to attend the next regular Commu.
nication on the IST MONDAY NIGHT OF NO.
VEMBER, at "a o'clock. Business ofimportance
Will come up for action, and all members are
urged to be in attendance.
BY order Of the Lodge.
d. G. STRAUSS, Secretary.
October q 4S 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
MILLINERY.
NOTTCE.

4 LII persons having demands against the estate
n Of ARCHIBALD BARRON, deceased, will
present them to. the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payments to enable
the undersigned to settle said estate as early as
practicable. w. A. BARRON, Exacutors
D. w. BARRON,
October9 Al 1T
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

n9r A leading manufacturer in Sheffield,
England, recently showed his workmen an
assortment of American made goods, and,
taking up pair of tailor's shears, offered to
give fifty pounds if any of his men in a
month would produce a pair of shears as
good as the American. The challenge was
not accepted.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23
Qronlnlertial.
YoRKvILLE, October 22.-Cotton, 81.

YORKvILLE, October 22.-Cotton, 81.
CHARLOTTE, October 22.-Cotton 81 to l03.
CHARLESTON, October 2l.--Cotton firm;
middling, l0t. .
NEW YORK October 2f.-Cotton steady mid
ding uplands. I'LL Futares closed steady. Sales
22s 600. October, ll.03 to 4; November, 1880 70
81 December, lO77; January, 1887 to 80: Feb,
ruary, llOl to Q; March, II. l6 to 16; April, 81
tn So May, ll.46 to 40; June, ll.6O TO 65; July,
1l.75 to II.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-10-23

From the new 1Olk SuH-DehoeiaaS'J
While, however, Gen. Ewing was put for
ward as the Democratic candidate, he was
known as an advocate of soft money and OF
the oppressive, inquisitorial, unconstitutional
income tax. The circumstance that he held
to such unsound and odious doctrines, goes
far to reconcile us to his defeat.
From the Philadelphia Bulletln-Repub|can.]
The Ohio victory is warning to the South
that it cannot obtain the supremacy that it
covets by the means it has adopted; and
what Ohio has said respecting this matter,
will be said with equal vehemence by other
Northern States in November.
From the Philadelphia lnquIrer-Republcan)
Ohio is firmly fixed in the Republican col
umn. an integral part of the coming "solid
North" made necessary by the ominous
threats of !ssolid South" Further, the re-
suit in Ohio indicates solid Republican COL
um this fall.
(From the Louisville Courier er-Joumal-Democnuc)
AS we surmised, and, indeed, predicted yes
terday, the result in Ohio is disastrous to the
Democrats Readers OF the Couraer-Jo1Tnat
will not be taken by surprise, therefore, for,
without surrendering the battle before actual
defeat. we have prepared them for what was
from the first really inevitable. The odds
were too great for us. We might have beaten
Foster. or even Sherman. But we could not
beat the government.
This result ought to satisfy Democrats of
the folly of financial equivocation. 1t shows
conclusively that the "Ohio idea," so-called,
is, and has always been, a delusion and
snare. Ewing was it's strongest expression !;
Thurman it's most respectable advocate. One
is beaten for Governor, and the other loses his
seat in the Senate. 1t is too bad that such
able and serviceable men should be sacrificed
to such a blunder.
Democrats have now nothing but New
York to look to-. If we lose New York, little
less than a miracle will save us. We may
as we'll take matters as they are and con-
slider them from practical standpoint. We
cannot afford to deceive ourselves. The worst
fears of the Courier-Journalha have come to pass.
In the light of this great reverse, wild and
visionary Democrats must see the error OF
their ways and make an effort to amend their
folly. Their hopes are scattered. Their coun-
sells have come to naught. They should 60 to
the rear and fall in line ready to follow and
obey. All is by no means lost. But all will
he lost if Democrats cannot be brought to a
sense of their danger and a comprehension and
application of the strictest rules of party dis
cipline.
H9r A leading manufacturer in Sheffield,
England, recently showed his workmen an
asaortment of American made goods and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
THE AGE"

IT "THE AGE. the new .~sek'y which
commenced its publication . i'eafsviile
January LIST, 1879. makes god its ai,n
aud claims it will attract general aiten-
ton, and gain well dessr'sd success.
The paper starts out with sapital. ex-
perreuced editors, and a number of spe-
cial contributors. II sill seek 20 become
a power in politics, aud an'aai hori'y in
matters .eritieal. in literature. It will
have other features Of more general in
terest. IL will not be a local paper, hut
aim at Southern circulation ia particular
Modelled after the New York Nation and
tire English Weekly Reviews The enter
prise is ambitious. AMI If SAGE ssful wi n
be a credit to the State and an honor TO
the South. LIS appearances Will DC al
event which we shall treat ai'h can Tor,
and welcome, il the paper promises 10 fiji!
the field il assumes. "TaE AeE will h.
edited by e Z. Sears ani " T. Price. aud
number of special writer's on special
topics.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
council Proceedings.

Council met Mayor Tyler in the chair
Reconsideration Baltzer, Cowgirl
p4r,weck, Ramage, Sohm and Troutweiue
Minutes of the preceding meeting read
adopted aud signed
On motion. the following accounts were
,Iiowed aud orders directed TO be drawn
On the treasurer for the same:
Tbos. McDermot, 81 days work, 81 81;
I w. German & Co. stove pipe. 81 p:
Uertweck 4 Bro pick handles, Sc, 81 CO;
On motion J. II Plaut * Bro be allow
ed S2s As for clothing furnished Lewis,
colored.
ON motion, a check was ordered TO be
drawn on the Treasurer in favor Of J
Faqua, City Clerk, for J months salary
Sl2 81.
On motion, check was ordered to b"
Drawn in favor Of ". A Brevaris al
ministralor for so 90, balance due him
as City Clerk.
On morton, check was ordered to be
drawn in favor of &. A. lIolcombe for
sl5 o. balance due him as Treasurer
On motion. check WAS ordered 10 be
drawn in favor OF Geo B. Praihsr's adj
ministraror for SD %, balance die him
as salary for Mayor
On motion. check was ordered TO be
drawn in favor OF n p Htrness' admin
istrator for SI2 so balance due Vim "a
| Councilman.
On morton. check was ordered TO b
drawn IN favor Of Samse adminis'rt
tor for ST. 80 balance due him a. Coun
Gilman.
On motion. check wa~ orderel TO o'
drawn in favor of john Troutwdhe To-
SD 90. for services as CouReiiFan, h'
4 's.a..S -siEe - Isa.vs. . 49, -s.ssrs Conn
a Gil 20 serve free.
On motion, the asse-snen OF I. NJ
: French for 10, No 5, block /. be change
,. 10 the RassOn heirs.
TN motion, the assessment, OF J. o
Hamilton for Q lots a, 500, be change
TO 4 lots for $3.50.
: On motion, council alianrnri
E. FUQUA City Clerk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
A Goo. ,EDsSa.

\ parishi0ner stopping with his pas -
was mortified to soc him VISIT IA closet
ter each meal aud qIietly take drr
from suspicious looking bpitle.
duty compelled him TO demonstrate WI
the good man on This deplorahie practical
but his mortihaition was increased whei
he was shown that il as a bottle of Dr..
A. O. simmons Liver Medicine that was
used, an.l he WAS assured that 10 that ex
eeilen' remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dYspeptic
symptoms, with which they hal heen
afflicted until he was cured by this rclia-
be remedy.
This medicine is for sale by Beck &
CowGILL who also have some trial paok
ages 10 be given away 10 applicants.
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~ qireM a. IA ~ aeau.

"God gireh and lie tateh array
Gods greatest and most precions' love
Was shown toward us when, from abov,
Our baby Willie came 10 bless
Oar lives with all the loveliuess
OF soul aud heart that ev~r shone
Ia childhood, youth an I manhood grown
From earliest life to mans estate,
His heart, alike TO poor aud great
Was ever open; lhngnrge pure,
And deeds Of love, thai will eadure
As long ~ Time shalt last; his life,
So calm and noble. free from strife,
Aud gentle as the murmuring low
OF woodland stream ia summer glow.
His brothers euide, his sisters 10y;
tbs Notices dearest. darling boy
His fathers pride, crmpapi1u, brave
In business, grief or joy. lie gave
Ills skilful hand Hui loving Aeart
Alike to labor aud TO ART.
The artists soul in every ljue
or his far labor shone divine.
Work that 10 others was trade.
In him was art. lie hal but laid
The sure Foundation of fame
That shcull have grown matchiess name
worshipper at music's shrine
lie ever was A gift divine
For harmony in life aud heart,
Well fitted him for Nnsic's art;
IL so"thed his cares. inspired his h nd,
And filed his soul with rapture grand.
His love OF temperance aud truth
Moulded his life. inspired his vanth;
A worker in the temperance cause,
Obedienf TO Natures laws
Iie lived a life OF truth and love
To at him for the life above.
Deaths arrow came. the fever king
Cltimed our idol, anl shiveriny
Around his death he'd. loving hearts
rhrohbed with pain His spirits parts
From earthly prison; anI we're LETT
! n sorrow, hopelessly bereft
Peaceful his face, composed each limb,
Death seems dreaming sleep TO hin,
Bnt sclldinS tears and mourning sobs,
Hopeless faces au broken throbs
OF breaking hearts. whose f,n,lest love
Cenierei on hin, our sorrow prove.
God knows best" We bow TO His will
I'ut the aching heart i aching sill.
His mother mourns her darling hoy;
Tis brothers aud sisters their guide an
joy;
His father still misses his star. his pride
Our hearts were broken wien Willie died
"Tuus spiri'us requiescat in pace"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
AN Asr lNrsTrM4 RA1r

large proportion of the American,
peopie are to-day lying from the effects
of Dyspepsia or ,h-orIered liver. The
result of these diseases upon the mass
of Intelligent anI valuable people Is most
alarming. making life actually = burden
Iusteil Of II pleasant existence of eus
JOY meni an'l usefulness rs IL ought 10 ktl
There is no goo reason for this. it ys4
will only throw aside prejudice and
sxepiicisn, take the advice of Druggists
aud your friends, aud try one biitle OF
tireea August Flower Your speeaH
relief is certain. Millions of hotties
this medicine have been given away ~
to try it's virtues. 18th satisfactory resdl q
in every case. Yon can buy - sampA
bniile for % cents TO try. Three doS
will relieve The worst case. Pa-itis "
snid by all Druggisrs on The Western -
tinent. Sold By BUCK S Cow0ILL
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
ues,,,op,,on Accomplished

There j. every ground to expec'
and we eon6ieutly hone. 'hnt 'hl-
eventiul turning point in our man
ciul history viii be passed without = ;,
-hadow OF obstruction or ripple o.
di-turb.uct
Ju-t seventeen years we're hnIshen
yesterday since the hanks OF the No'
'hern States Suspended p'yme n's ~
p-cie and ,he Federal T'ca-ury wa
forced tn follow th.ir examPle- Dhr,
lug thar iuterva! we have e"mmi''eu
-nme f-cai errors aud we have more
han once wnvered on the verge Of
ii>a-itou~ irrrparabie blunders The
-ix'y miliiuus IL demand notes Issued
IN 1861, being receivable for all due
~ cludin. customs. were - the last vi
IN ~ a. good a. gold: but when Secre
fary Chase in February, 1862 pn'
inr,h $3.50 800 900 in uou Interest
bearing unte-. declared 10 be a legal
tender yet not receivable FOR CUSTOM.
fhe depreciation began forthwith DA
October 81 the same year ihe>ee biil
were worth only seventy two cents Il
'lollar aud succeeding isnes of hke
tenor broneh' The ,iuiing price far lnwi
er until he miuioinm 81 va'ue wa,
reached ia 1851 T. Gu after The clo,l
1T the var ia o :tnber, 1888 our soI
called legal r.ndcr> we're offered at
discount Of thirty per ceut, while Z
he same epoch our public debt IL
'uuchrd the naximum of its ~
proportions
The breadth Of the change whis
has since hceu brought ubont may ",
be regarded with considerable compl']
cenry la the Gr-t place. our irgt
tender mites, before the GATE liked To-
resumption and 10y the mere opernii"'
ui the law- "f rrudr, have recovere,
iheir face value. Ia the second pinrl
$500 900 900 Of the interest b"arinI
debt have been paid mot shifted irou
me species of obligations ia another
/ tur forever stricken from The natiuua
/ ledger Moreover. the rate of iuieres
an our bonds ha- been lowered iron
/ g ) TO . per cent, aud thus by on
/ means or hUn,her nnT ANNA, Iutere~
account ha- been reduced upw irl a
third uamciy from Sl48 800 900 .
! 500 400 600 Easing into view rh
cash now laid up in the treasury "
have either plii or hive nn hand ia
mean of paying. one quarter ct ia
vast ind t'teire~> accumulated in ia
Years 1861 % Meantime, the tax
payer~ have reaped profit from Ihr-
I economies In the Year which vi
close 60 day. orr na'ianrl inipr>'- hay
been rear'y 250 900 900 less than The
were ia 1866 y such fi-ral TRUMP
i recorded IN the history Of nntIoui
+. Other STATES may hav. known bette
how 10 f'-ter rhrlr credit, and hl,
borrowed ON better term; but uot
have ever gone - lar toward The ?,
imhur>emeut Of rhc lender Pianie
GA the ground Of such nrhievcment
We are justified in iookin. forward
the era now beginning with steadfa
filth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
You s.ust lura that conrh

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure N
c1n cure yourself. IL has established 4
fact thai Consumption can he cnrei viii
tor Coughs. bronchitis, Whonping Coug
Asthma, AMI all diseases Of Throat al
Lungs. il is absolutely wiihon at eqnl
Two doses will relieve your CHILL of 4
Group. u Is PHEASANT TO take aud perfeE
iy harmless TO The Youngest child. antN
mother can afford TO he vii hout it. -
can use fwU-IiGi-as OF IL bcttts, al
what we say is MOI true we will refN
the price paid Price IL cis. 81 cts
81 90 per hoitle. Ii your Lungs are 81
or Chest or Back lame, use Saiioh's
rous Plaster. Soil hy G. A. IOLCOuN
Druggist, Hickman Ky. jai0 Isl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
Thu Buckeye.

1t is well estnbir-h-I fact that Ia
hier's Bucke Pile Ointment will ciire il
used according to directions The Il CT
lus ppocAstinum. or Horse C.iestnuf.
commonly known rs the Buckeye, has
been highly esteemed for many years.
owing 10 the fact that il possesses virlue.
lying ia the hiiIrr principle called E~cu-
lin, which can b. utilized Tor the cure OF
Piles. Ii affected vita that terrible dis
ease use buckeye piIe Ointment and he
relieved. Price 81 cents For sale nv
Buck x Cowgirl. wholesale and rcfax
drug 2ists. Hickman, Ky. aug9 2
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
HARDWARE, ETC.

CASTINGS, 4l5c per III.
IRON. bar size, 23c per 10.
PL'w Steel q, per III.
PL'l" STEEL WINGS 64c per h.
IRON AXL..S. sc per b.
NAILS , % rates
HORSE SHOE NAILS, 21asoc per Id.
STEEL cast. VI 3 4, 21i2jc
STEEL PLpW, 9tl14c per 10,
HUBS. 81 25a2.2j per sett
Flows, ilertwrck. Balizer & Knoerr.
Steel Flows. M. |. 500; No. ,, 500;
No b So 81; No. T. 500.
BriizeFs patent one horse plow ST 90 ex-
ira plew monlds SOD each Cotton
scaapers same
Powell & Bro, from varions factories, one
horse pinwS. Sj0JaS.0J; two horse
piows IS 01al6Uo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
Astrav Notice.

FYNAEEN UP A. a STRAY. BY HENRY
Daniel, living about fifteen miles
below Hickman, ia Fulton county. KY,
On the Mississippi river. on the lth last
ONE IRON GRAY HOkSE. aged about
years. about - hands high. bu, having
M brands or marks perceivable. AMI
which appraise AT the value of 500 90
Witness my hand this 2ls, day of De-
cember 1873.
jaul0 3w J. j. JONES, ]. p. F. 9.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
THE SUN.

1873. NEW YORK. 1878.
As IeSime approaches for the renewal
of subscriptions, TnE SUS would remind
iis friends and wellwishers everywhere,
that il is again "a candidate for their con-
sheraton and support. Upon It's record
for the past ten years it relies for cor
tinuance OF the hearty sympathy and gem
been extended 10 it from every quarter OF
the Union.
The DAILY Sun is n four page sheet sf
% columns. price by mail. post paid, So
cents month. or &c 80 per year.
The SUNDAY edition of TAG Sun is an
eighr-page sheet or So columns While
giving the news of the day. il also con-
tains a large amount of literary aud mis-
ceilaneous matter specially prepared for
il. THE SUNDAY Sun has met with great
success. Post paid 81 20 n year.
THE WEEKLY SIN
Who does not know TnE WEEKLY SunH
1t cireulates throughout the United States,
the Canadas. and beyond. Ninety thou
sand families greet its welcome pagea
weekly. aud regard it in the light Of
0nide counsellor, an friend. Its news,
editorial. agricultural and literary de-
purtmenis make il essentially journa
for the family and the Preside. Terms
OSs DOLLAR year, post pail This pric
quality considered. makes il the cheaps
newspaper published. For clubs Of ts
with Slo cash. we will send an extra copy
free Address
PUBLlSBFP OF THE sun, N. Y. City.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
syNDREEs.

BAGGING loal2!e per yard.
ROPE. machine l5a20c.
TIES. 5t6c.
LEATilER kip skins 81 50.0 50; sole. per
ID b "a ic; upper side. S4.50a5.0o-
SRlSrs. 4a6c per yard.
Do MESfiG. 34l7e per yard.
.JE ms. 2 'aliJa per yard.
R-iNSEY. l5a3jc per yard.
NOTION YARNS. loal5. per dozen.
= ASH BOARDS, 81. 25a2.50 per DOZEN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
A CormpIIne .,

The editor OF the Fulton Times i
OUT in favor at Cap George Warren TO
~nceeed Hon. Henry A Tyler a
State Senator from thai Di.tric, Capt.
Warren is u goo Democrat. man OF
cor itiera bile ability aud would make u
first class legislator lie has occupied
the editorial tripod tor many years.
aud i. we'll posted in all matters OF
public policy .-Pidacah News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
GROCERIES,.

BACON, sides Gcts; shoulders 4cts; hams
! sIalOc.
lcHEESE 12r14c ner ronnd.
stOFFEE Rio. IGt2) per 10.
ER ACk Ei;S. 7a9s per III.
stl NJ OIL 20 per gallon.
CANDLES star. l.lal6c per IN.
LxkuUR Hickman Mills. Sj.0)iG.9o.
- 4auc per bill; 40cts per
lh2if barrel.
|FFY OH, 81 90 per gallon.
u ARih<.Sct ihcper IT..
kfU NPO DER 81 30 per keg.
BLASTING POWDEi (. SD per keg.
TODA. &c per ID. NV the key.
fUG AR. brown. S,9c; hard l21alIc.
&.lbf. per nag. II -.
RIfpNEw ARE. i0a12aI31 per gallon.
FOBACCD. mtnufac'I per la. 6DaSl 20.
BALI. car iolI : hash. Dbl. 81 u; b. re-
v tail ) -; 28S 10. bill, car To- III, 81 ga
By retail Sl20.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-01-10
NOTICE: notice.!

All parties indebted to the estate of
DR.. =" d. Corr EFT decd. or TO the estate
of Mrs. A. G. Corbett. are lorifed to
come forward and seftle, or the claim :
will he puI in the regulnr course for col
lection. Also all parties having claims
against said estates are requested to file
them NJ once.
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Special Notice !

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