The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-12-09


DR.. G. II. Hubbard and wife expect
TO leave for Florida about the 2Oth. Tsey
will spend the winter at Green owe
Springs, and in the early spring proceed
to the City of Mexico, taking general
tour in the land Of the Montez umas.
/ Mr.. Albert Leet Receiver, adyeriseS
the Fulton Planning Mill and Furniiur,
Factory for sale. There is no reason Why
such Institution ought not to pay, and
pay big, at Fulton, in competent hands
and backed by good capital 1t axe,
good capital, however, to mare faotorie.
successful anywhere.
A M Brown 81 90. max
a speciality Of Family AID Fancy Grocs
ries, Provisions, sc.
The County Convention, Mouda.
was very poorly attended. Those presen
concluded TO hold the convention ans
way so that the county could be represent
ed in the State convention. Tom Pooe
received first instructions. 4 move VS.
made to give second instructions to ".
Gains, bat motion withdrawn.
The small attendance a. the Couny
Convention. Monday, indicates how lite
interest the people take in such mates.
Fulton county appears to be wiling .
let the other counties of the State sele,t
the candidates for State officers. Or
people ought to be willing to turn out ard
express their choice and let the county le
represented in the State Conventio!.
Why not2
Cotton Seed Hard!
Used for cooking purposes, AID preferrA
by many, for sale at wv, ROGERS.
Mr.. Pleas. Tay lor, of Fulton, is 90.
nOuuced in this issue as a candi date for
County Court Clerk. All who know him
agree that he is tip-top clever gentle
man, and it is already conceded that the
man who beats him will be the next clerk.
We believe him to be competent, know bin
to be clever, polite, aud accommodating
aud as such we submit his claims to the
voters of the county.
Judge y D Kingman, County
School Commissioner. publishes in tie
Fulton papers Of December 2nd, the re-
port of the Fulton County Teachers Is
s,itute, held in Fulton, October eth. is
a competent report like everything else
eminatiug from the pen Of the Judge, bsi
the enterprise Of getting out the repou
thus early is probably attributable to The
experience he had as an old HEX MAJ
editor.
WE have made such changes in our
Mill that we can do custom work to per
lection, with those that bring fifteen or
more bushels of wheat at time We
cant do gr;st work in wheat, but viii ex.
change Flour with those hat bring hut
few bushels We know we have fms
Mil, and will promise you fac Flour
aud a larger yield than you have gotteu
heretofore, if You will furnish frst class
wheat. The 8rd Friday in each month
will be set apart for this class of work
We want all the wheat we can get on that
day. viii grind corn on Friday and sat-
urday Of each week. No grinding Christina,
,rssk POWELL & BRO.
The hunters hereabouts enjoyed rare
sport Wednesday, and Thursday, a theI
most enchanting CT all excitemeuts, hel
fox chase; on the Island, op posite Huk 4
man. The IslAad is FIVE to six miles ia
circumference, and on Wednesday, lac
chase continued round the whole disteice
three or four times lasting between wol
and three hours There were IS dogs iaiheI
chase, and when The fox was finally tired T.
horses, riders and dogs, were coveted
with foam and exeitment The packs OF
Dick Cole, Jesse Glover, Bennett. and he
Wheeler boys we're enga gel. aud il is
claimedthat Coles pack led 10 the capare,
though the honor is stub5ornly contested
On Thursday Owen Roach with his pack
Joined The party, swelling the number o.
dogs in the chase to 4. This numbsr OF
hounds in full chase viii make rich nus
ie to the ears OF the hunters.