The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-01
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| during the ensuing year. 1t will furnish
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| assessments tax and other sales, markets,
etc, etc, giving information that every
resident of this county ovght TO have, and
cannot deprive himself of, without being
| likely 20 lose many times the cost of the
paper. The Village, Farm, Town and
| County Talk on subjects of local interest,
will be supplied fully in our columns, be-
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only 81 for the entire yearl
And Better Still.
Almost everybody knows the high yalne
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has just completed its 37th successful
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and child. 1t prints every year 700 to
500 original engravings Of labor-sayiDg
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with all its splendid features, and IN
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for only $3.50 each year.
But
We are happy to announce -that-we have
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/ they propose TO present this Splendid
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