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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-10-31
CHILDREN 5 SHOES AT AMBERG'S
~ from 25 cents TO 81 %.

IMMIGRATIoS-W d Il not be
we'll for our people who feel an interest
in the general welfare and prosperity of
the country, and especially those who
have surplus lands to sell or lease, to or
ganize an immi grafton society in our
county az n means of inviting deeirable
immigration into our county? The time
seems Propitious now. Quite tide of
immigration seems to be setting towards
our State and some other of the Southern
States from the North and East, and even
from the old country, aud especially from
England. We notice that recently a
large number, two hundred and fifty or
three hun dred, from the latter-named
place, started for Texas, and II is said
that others will follow soon. An influx
of farmers would bring mechanics, and
skilled artisans: in fact. the two would
naturally come together, and our whole
country would be benefited in its every
department. Let the experiment be made
il would cost but trife TO try it.
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You = ust euro that COUGH.

With ShiIoh's Consumption Cure you
G, cure Yourself Ithas established the
fac that Gonsum-.ion car: he cured. while
for Coughs. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough.
Asthma, and all dispaseh Of Throat and
Lungs II is absolutely without al "qual.
Tvyo doses will relieve vamr child Of the
Group, IL is pleasant 10 tlske and perfect
lv harmless 10 the youn gest child. and no
mother can afford to be without IL. You
can use two-thi-ds Of 4 hottie, and if
what we saw is not truc we will refund
the price paid. Price ~ cts, 90 cts and
81 o0 per bottle. II your Lungs are sore
or Cheat or Back lame iu-e shiloh Po-
rous Plaster Sold by g. A HOLCOMBE
Druggist. Hickman. Ky jal0-ly
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TIT II
u II Il
Lookout Mountain Route

fS4kkSGslseg = - TOE.
is the best equipped, safest and most
pleasant line. it being the
GREAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE
between the Northwest and Southeast. IL
is the shortest and most direct route 10
the celebrated Springs and Summer re-
sorts Of Virginia and East Tennessee.
Connections nre made with trains for all
points. Pullman sleepers run ON all
night trains. Through sieepers from
Memphis 10 Nashville without change.
Double daily competitions on all through
trains. Business men and pleasure seek
ers bear in mind that the Nashville, Chat
tanoogo s ST. Louis Railroad offers better
accommodations, better time AM eonnec-
tions than any other route t'Ai N'-en the
Northwest and Southeast.
Leave Memphis 1910 a. N. g. - ~ IN.
Mckenzie 4.l5 q. m, l.i3 ?. M.
q Hickman 500 q. IN.
Arrive at Nashville 1000 a. M. 7.5O p m.
Leave Nashville 1910 a. M, $40 p. M
81 Murfreesboro. li.27 a. m, $40 p. m.
" Yartrace, I2.22 p. M 1910 p. m.
- Taliahorna J.13 ?. M, ll-2O =. m.
Decberi 1.45 P. m. II 80 p M
Cowan 200 ?. m, l2.lO a 10.
Stevenson 3.l5 p. ~, l.SO a. M
bridgeport S.S7 p. m 200 n. m
/ Chattanooga 800 P. m. $50 a. IA
For information, time tables and lisi Of
simmer resorts reached BY this Inns, ca
on or address GEo- w Mex ENzfE.
Agt. Mckenzie.
C-p. GraonE, JR.s. pass.g Agt. l. NJ. i,
+ Afenphi.sor W \ DA LEI:
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SECOND DAY


POULTRY
Bcs, pair chickens. 3 " rull.. ?; Har-
vey and Jas Alexander. c.
Game chickens sid DDil-, p; Walter
Kingmsn.
Turkeys. Mrs W L Alexander. ir p; Mrs
Geese, tame. Harry Johnson. P; Mrs a
II Scarce. c.
Geese, wild. CM Wheeler, P; Mrs
AleIan Ter. G
bucks Ernes, johnson, p Mrs C W
Balm. c.
PASTBT-BIEsr CLASS.
Best white Cake, miss Alice Lunsford.
.: mics Nettie Franklin,
Sponge cake miss Alice Lunsford, P;
mrs J K McGchre. c
jelly cake. mrs I c Buck, P; mrs J r
Chess cake, mrs R McGehee, P; miss
LOWE Landrum, c.
Corn bread, miss Eune Under, p; mrs
b Easley, C
Wheat bread, mrs Thos Noonsn, p; miss
Maggie Alexander, C.
Biscuit, mrs I c Buck, P; mrs I P For
tune, c.
Ham, mrs VI Alexander, P; mrs F
Easley, C.
Turkey. roast, Mrs D Clark, P; Mrs
/ z McGehee
/ Dried pesches. Mrs Il F Easley p.
Dried apples, Mrs Clark. P; Mrs
Joe Leeeh. C.
PASrRY-sEcoSD CLASS.
Pickles, sweet, Mrs W German. s C.
Pickles, sour Mrs T Buck, P; Miss
Emma Under. C.
Cordial, Mrs Buck, P; Mrs N J
i Lunsford C.
Preserves, Mrs c Buck, P; Mrs E F
Jelly, Misf Blanche WcGehee, p; Mrs s
W Lauderdale, c.
Brandy peaches. hrs Keiser, p.
Fresh peaches, Hrs J W German, P;
Ars f Easley, c.
Tomatoes. Mss Alice Lunsford, p c.
Raspberries, Hrs E N Alexander, P;
hrs Fortune,
Blackberries, Mes Emma Under, P,
Mrs Tom Kirkpatrick, c.
Canned corn. Miss Ofelia 1cGehee, P;
Mss Emma Under, C.
Wine, Mrs a Scarce, P; Mrs
Keiser, c.
Cider, Mrs. z. H. Alexander, p.
HOGS.
Best boar, year aud over, W Alex
ander sr, and C.
Boar. q and under u months, W L Al
exander ir p.
Sow, yeas aud over, Allen Alexander
p and C.
Sow, and under II months, " Alex
, ander jr and C.
4 PAIR pigs. Allen Alexander, P; C
q Wheeler, c.
y SWEEPSTAKES
Best boar. any age. Allen alexander, D
i, l. alexander ar, p.
Best SOW, any age, Alien Alexander,
and Q
JACKS AND JENHErs.
Best jack, J r AeGehee. p; Clark
Easley,
Jenuet, K 1cGehee sr, P; J r AcGe
heejr,c
swEEPsrAKEe.
IS Jack, any age. HcGchec, p; Clar
& Easlsy, C
Best mule, 8 years aud over Hayden
z Barry. p and
IS Mule , and under 8, W H Beasley,
D, d W Tulle, C
8; Mule, and under .. Israel Clark. p;
: 4 mcmullen, c
mule, under o W miles, p; d MEG
hee,
% SWEEPSTAKES.
,, mule. any age, Hayden & Barry, &
Best jack and offspring, J mcGehe'
4 p; Clark < Easley. C
m Shooting mach JEFF Alexander. p;
Herring, certificate.
=. Young Mems Riding Riug-Jeff Ale,
:. ander, premium; VI Johnson certiGcst
!, Boys Riding Ring Sid Dodds, pref
: Sam Roulhac, certificate.
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TI,e uex can noIInr.

What is the difference between the
Mexican dollar and Tabaer's Buckley g
Pile Ointment? One does what it pro-
misses and the other does'nE. The Mexi-
can dollar says. Il am one hundred cen e.
but when you come to inveAt il you find
il is only eighty ave. TaFler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment, says: Il will cure you of
Piles;" and upon trial il ib found 10 do
so in every case IL makes but one
promise-to cure plies; aud does go with
ont failure. Price 90 cents 4 bottle.
For sale by Buck & Cowgirl, Druggist
Hickman XIV.
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Nnric. In Fnr,lIrrs.

The house of J. II Plaut x Bro. adver
tised with great hsurtzh ttas fse would
buy any good surplus produce that the
farmers ha TO spare. Sc We took q larg,,
fine pumpkin, good and ripe, to Them, AID
if that is not good produce we would like
to know what is, but it is enough to say
that they would not have it At any price.
We. therefore, wani the public TO know OF
this fact. L. A. PORTER,
Z. A. AYERS,
ocI3l Witnesses.
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a a.Oo,I .EOke.

pariShioner stopping with his pastsr
w. NOR. fed to see him visit closet az
tel each neal and quietly take a drink
from a suspicious lOoEing bottle. His
duty compelled him "a demonstrate with
the good man on his de9lOrabla practice,
but his modification was increased when
he vas shown that il wss bottle OF DR..
A. O. simmons Liver Medicine that was
used. and he was assured that TO that ex-
celleni remedy the people were largely
indebted for sermons free from dyspeptic
symptoms, with which; they bad been
afflicted until he was cured by this relis-
BILE remedy.
This medicine is for sale by Buck S
CowGILL who also have some trial psck
ages to be given away O. applicants
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Coussens' Compound Horny of Tar has
been so long and favorahly known that II
needs no encomium For coughs colds,
sore throat, hoarseness, etc. 1t affords
speedy relief, and is mosg pleasant and
efFcacious remedy, honey and tar being
two of its ingredients Tae skill of the
chemist, and the knowledge pf physician
were united in its prepare, :On. the result,
being a compound which il ths fHTorite
remedy in this severe climate, and hHs no
email as cure for coughs. colds, hoarse-
ness. bronchitis. Group. etc Uso Coussens
Honey of Tar Price so cents. For sale
by Buck q Cowgirl, Hickman, Ky.
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CITY TAXES.

All taxpayers are hereby respectfully
notified that their city taxes for the pres
ent wear are now due, and they will
oblige me and themselves by prompt set
Element Business is business, and |
mean business. Respectfully.
JAS. A. WARNER,
Au1 * 1870 CITY Tax Collector
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Fair Notes.

Gov. Biaes burn speaks at the Far to
day
We viii publish entire premiurn list
next week oar hour of going 10 press
prevented our publishing more shan ,he
sirst and second days IN this Issue
In the tournament, Mr.. Albert Roper
won first premium and Mr.. Aionzo Roper.
second The first trial resulted in tic,
but Albert won easily on the final round
Mr.. JEFF Alexander wen hrst premium
in the shooting match, and Mr. Pope
Herring, second premium. Alexander
broke ten straight balls. and Herring
nine--the latter only missing his tenth
ball.
The second day the attendance was not
80 large, but on Thursday there was .
marked Improvement The rings were
on the average. up TO former exhibitions.
Today and saturday We anticipate 40
immense attendance.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursiay,
we're beautiful days Tor The Fair. FS
frs, day the attendance was pretty libersl
and very delightful day The sobcS
children were out ia considerable force
and made every thing merry aud haFpt
We wish The children we're ndmi,tedfre
every day.
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NECESSITY FOR AMUsEMFsTs.
"society,r as the world describs il, ga
faneifni thing CONTINUALLY ruan' Nc no
extremes. and seldom conforming 20 HAT
happy medium which only bring the Oh
ject sought-happiness There are IN
this community, aud perhaps in all others
some who would have men and women
work from morning ill night, day aner
day, week after week, year after year,
without relaxation Or amusement OF any
sort. This is not right, and IS contrary
to the healthfu! laws of nature and
neither the cause Of religion or morals Is
advanced by any such rigid exaetions.
/ Seek to educate the young that mirth' en-
| joyment, riding, fencing, dancing at
! tending concerts, and oil such amuse.
ments. are wrong and immoral, and you
grow in them a prejudice against the
prescribed walks of morals. In addition,
/ YOU educste them for the doctor the IA
( dertaker. aud the lunaiic asylum. In
other WORKS the school OF morals that
would take away innocen, recreatiol "a,
}
robs humanity Of its -prias aud love.
/ Human nature Graves aud deman Is re
crea ion and exeitement--i, is a necessity
and the mission of true morals l. 10 see
that the enjoyment of such things is not
converted into excess or intemp rance
/ That evils flow from these sports an re
creations. Al times. no one may deny, for
il is bat the common heirloom Of human
ity; but the admitted fact ioes not justify
the s'raight-laced exactions thar scowl
upon all such things. Two thrd+ Of our
community carry a oare-worn look shch
exhibit tho fact 40 glsnce-some have
the air Of being suspended from mighty
precipice over ruinous chssn, and that
one hearty peal Of laughter would hurl
them to it's bottom, when in fact sal u
truth only i strained. false code of moral :
/ hampers their being and conduct, aud
/ they are making life and all their sur
rouniings miserable, aud this too without
] accomplishing any cool Those PEOPLE
who turn their faces against raliona,
amusements had asweil bot ouf9hes sun
shine and strip the earth OF flowers.
Our community stands in earnea need Of
more sources of healthful ama-ements
/ Business would be better, heath better,
aud moro money made The business man,
the property owner. the old man, the
novelist and the church members. are the
ones that should encourage AM furnish
these places. If the good don't furnish
and control such things the vicious and
wicked will These are facts Be good
be virtuous, be religions, but in harmon
with life's music let all kinds Of reason
able and healihful smusemesis be en-
couraged and participated in.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
Just Published, I'm IA Scaled Envelope.
Price. Six Cents.

4 lecture on the nature. treat
G%s'' , ssa sa's'; sass 's 'i%
induced by self-abuse, involun-
uRtary emissions, impotcncy, nervous de-
bility, and impediments to marriage gem
orally; consumption, epilepsy and fits;
mental and physical incapacity, &c.-By
ROBERT J. CULVERWELL NJ. D., author
of the "Green Book &c.
The world renowned author, in this
admirable lecture, clearly proves from
his own experience that the awful conse-
quences of self abuse may be effectually
removed without medicine. and without
dangerous surgie al operations, bougies,
instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing
out mode Of cure at. once certain and
efectusl, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may he. may
cure himself cheaPiy, privately aud radi-
cally.
| Eiz5-Ths lecture viii prove boon to
| thousands and thousands.
! Sent. under seal. in plain envelope,
to any address on reccip. of six cents, or
| two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
! THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL Co.
IL Ana Street; Post ofise Box 1868.
e2o-ly
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sUxbRIEs.

BAGGING. l0sl2lc per yard.
ROPE, machine l5ag0c.
TIES. 5a6c.
LEATHER. kip skins S4.50ae so; sole, pc
ID, 80 Csc; upper side, S4.6oa5.oo-
PRINTS, 4a6c per yard.
DOMESTIC, 3isl2lt per yard.
JEANS. 20aGGc per yard.
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Local Items,

ga. Short communications On public
questions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments or expressions of CORES
pendents--except where we refuse give
name of author.
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e e r z Z n e

Is warranted to remove every cause from
the system that produces the Chils, and
if It fails TO do this you viii sustain no
loss, for every druggist is authorized to
guarantee q 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 1t and be convinced
II cantains no poison, and is perfectly
tssteless. a permanent cure guaranteed
in ell cases: T.. W. GROVE,
Manufacturer and Prop'r, Paris, Tenn.
For sale by T. p FORTUNE < CO..
ju27-l0t Hickman, Ky.
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HARDWARE, ETC.

CASTINGS, 3a4c per ID.
IRON, bar size. 2!c per Id.
Pillow STEEL, Sc perth.
PLOw STEEL WINGS SIC per ID.
IRON AXLES, sc per- Id.
NAILS. 81 10 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS. soc per ID.
STEEL, cast. VI. 3 A i 20a25c.
STEEL FLOWS, 8al21c per 10,
HUBS. 81 .25a2.25 per sett.
PLOWS, Hertweck. Baltzer S hnoe 4
Steel Flows, No. |. $500; No. :, S'.Oo
No 5, s.. 50; No. A. $500.
Baltzer's patent one horse Plow So-uV, =
ira pillow moulds 500 each Cot'oi
scrapers same.
Powell s Bro, from various factories oil'
horse plows. S5D0a6.00; two hofs
pIows S6.00al6, 90.
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Commercial.
Hickman CGNRIER OFFICE.
FRIDAE, Oct. 81, 1879. (
COUNTRY PROpUC. ETC.

COUNTRY PROpUC. ETC.
DRIED FRUIT-Appfes . to cents !;
Peaches , TO 81 cents.
CORN. ear 45c; sbelledi4oc on bank. SOC
in Hick man.
COTTON, 10s12fc.
WHEAT, market active sOaS1.o 90 per bush.
MEAL, 60c, from wagons.
BEES WAX, pc per H.
HIDES, green, Sc; dry sailed, Sal0ci dry
flint, lOal3c.
WOOL, 30a374c per lb.,l tub washed; IN
washed to l5cts.
FEATHERS. s5a4Oc perilb., prime.
TALLO ", &c per III.
BUTTER. fresh, l0ai5c;per ID.
POULTRY, Spring chickens $780, old
81 O0a2 % per dozen.
EGGS. 1Oc per dozen.
BARRELS Cypress AIolasses Barrels,
SI.5O; iron bound 81 90. Flour 45ets.
Apple and Potato 35ci Kraut and Pickle
Stands 75c to $3.50. .Cypress Kegs, iron
bound, 10 gals, S0c; Oak, 9Oc.
GROCERIES.
BACON, sides s!cts; shoulders Gets; hams
lOkcts.
CHEESE 12al4c ner pound.
COFFEE, Rio, l2alS per 10.
/ CIR ACKERS. 7a9c per ID.
! COAL OIL, 5 per gallon. u
/ CANDLES. star. l5altjc per III.
FLOUR Hickman Miles, fj.00a6.50.
/ MOLASSES, 35a 40o Eer bbl; 45cts per
half barrel.
LARD OIL, 81 90 per gallon. !;
LARD, Sea I0cper IN.
GUNPOW DER, 80 per ke9.
BLASTING POWDER: $3.50 per keg.
SODA, 3Ia4 per ID. bN the keg.
SUGAR, brown, l0c; aArd llal24c.
SHOT, per bag, 81 10,
STONEw ARE, lOper gallon.
TOBACCO, manufac's per 10. Goa 75e.
SALT, car load busl:. bbl., Si.60; by re
tail Sl75; $50 10. biol, car load, Sl.oo'
by retail Sl.69.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE Won Dyspepsia. are; You Consti-
pated, have you yellow skin. loss Of sp
peiiie Headache if 50 DON'T fail 10 nse
SHILOHS SYSTEM VITAI.IZER Il Is
guaranteed to relieve YOU. and will you
continue 10 suffer when yous can be cured
Oh such terms rs -hese. P,s,e 10 c,s, and
IS cts Sold BIZ C. A. HOLCOMBE Drug
gisi, Hickman. KY jal0-ly
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The Union City Chronicle reports
Is pound sweG. potato That beats our
5roGndsr.
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A lecture on the nature, treat
\ ment, and radical cure of semi E
nal weakness or spermatorrho9
induced by self-nhuse. inyolun-
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ip5n1 eEttc.

NEW York, Oct. 14.-Cntton firm: sales ss2
bales: Middling uplands 1917. Middling Orleans
105a consolidated not raeapts ~ .sT6 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 800. not receipts 295: gross
oAl3.
Futures closed firm; sales 10000 bales;
October 10 46@I0F. November 10 33. Dseemher
1884. January iU.A. February 10,57mt0hs. Mnrob
1o.7l@to.T2. April 10.s661osa May II all %, June
Il.12Ni IL. July II 1901 %.
southern flour firm and quiet. good to fair
extra s. ap4G6 30. good to choice do s6 GOdf 10.
Wheat irragular and unsettled; tolAe better
afterwards advance vas 9st closed With AL urn
No. du II 3I No. . do Fl is6tl 49,. No. do
Il 493 Corn ts@lac better. moro active; I'M
graded s6t4M5T, M. ?. &c. Oats la@i2.c better,
good demand; t9N tor No. 8, 40 for DO white,
40a@toN for No. .. 4t4@4lia do white. Hops
firm; fair inquiry; yearIings 7@ls
Coffee quiet and steady. SIigar worry strong.
fair demand; centrifugal 7a@7's. Barbados I.
as e good refining aa7 prime a@ t,,d T.
firm and quiet at 81 40dl t7ss. Potatoes dull ard
heavy; sweets sl@2 Turpentine quiet and
steady at 81 Wool quiet and firm fair trade;
9G133, Texas 16931.
Pork steady, less active; mess. spot. 50 900
CSC, spot, SO to arrive. Lard opened irmer
prime steam, sp2t sso@sa5. of grades Tai 6. oet9-
nal; 81 il bid 81 is asked. Freights firm:
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA. Evening.---Oats higher;
fairly active: Southern 49943 Western white
Hay firm: prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland sl5aI6. Provisions firm and IN
packed 1876. Eggs active; 49,. Coffee quiet;
Rio. cargoes, 5stal6a. Sugar quiet; soft 8h@
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1a.-There was no session Of
the Chamber Of Commerce to day.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 14.-Fiour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat active, firm and higher; red
and amber 81 Is. Corn hrmer; white A. mixed
a. Oats f1rmer; white 81. mixed 310s1A. Pro
visions advancing, very little, stock on hand
Pork SO. Lard firm: choice leaf in fierces
keg ST.. Bulk meats .drmer: shoulders az.
clear ribs 77ts. clear sides TX. Bacon armer !;
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 49, 1879

22a74e and its floating debt sl51 lay 1ts availa.
bic, assets are valued Ct $500 ineInuins
real estate, lre apparatus furniture sh a ,l,'
bonded debt vas va funded by die lsaae Ct new
Default was made on the. May and November
ooupdns iast year. The Alabama legislature
pa ssea An Oct laat March annuiine The charter
with power to make terms with its creditors.
Two of these gentlemen Meesrs. Lorenzo M.
Wilson and 8. Groom were present at the meet
Ing. The committee reported In favor Of re-
iaefing the offer and their report was nnan
iiousiy adopted They then read supplement
tary report. reviewing the history ef the debt
and strongly eeneurina the State Of Alabama
for ta action, which was characterized az aid
Ing end abettins the city In partially repndiat-
Ing liz indebtedness. They offered the follow
Ing resolution:
Resored That In the opinion Or this meeting
the Legislature Of Alabama IN alrogatlng the
tax law or the city pf Mobile committed a
SERIOUS mistake and inflicted Injury on the
tnanrlal standing, not only 81 I'M. city %
Mobile, but also Of the great State 1T Alabama
itself-pne which seriously retlants IN he credit
of the atnte and her past accepted obligations.
and binders her future financial operations.
The commissioners strongly objected to the
passage If any resolution rejecting on The
State and also TO publishing the commit tees
report, In the belief that the revival Of husf-
meas during the coming year would enable the
citizens Of Mobile to offer more honorable
terms All adjournment wHs then taken until
October. 1aao.-IN Y. Financial Chronicle Ooto
Der IL.