The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-12-16
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For CLERK-We are authorized to
announce Arch. NJ. DeBow, as candidate
for County Court Clerk. tie is the pres
ent incumbent by appointment, and so
far as we are advised, is making good
officer. lie is competent, Of good charac-
ter, backed by strong friends, and viii
make lively race. If elected to full
term, it would be next to impossible to
beat him for a re election.
nen-The road to success through Bob No
lens grocery store He gives the best CT
gar in town for nickel.
The Fulton Fultoniaa, having pub
lished complaints that the paupers in that
portion Of the county were neglected and
uncared for by the county officials, hast
ems to correct the same. 1t says Judge
Bailey has commissioned Judge Starks to
promptly attend to all proper pauper cases
at Fulton, and comments the Judge high
" for said arrangements. 1t thinks Judge
Bailey has made a good County Judge,
and that The paople will literally remem-
Der him ia August.
Our stock of Ladies' Clocks and
Dolmans is now on hand. we can show
any one who calls choice assortment.
PLAUT BRO co.
Some parties from ST Louis we're 10
Hickman Friday aud Saturday last pros
peciipg for 10 cation for Rubber Pump
Factory. They selected the grounds in
East Hickman, on tbs railroad, where
Howelrs saw mill formerly stood. They
did not close the trade for the ground, but
accepted propositions to be submitted to
the firm in st. Louis. The firm, Rich &
Lowe, are now operating an extensive
pump factory in ST. Louis aud have large
capital. Those cognisant Of the facts thiaa
there is little doubt but that they will To-
cate here.
Mr.. w. B Haley was tried before
Judge Bailey, Monday, charged with ma
liciously breaking the windows and lamp.
of the grocery house of Mr.. }. X. Brown
Judge Bailey held him over under SjC
bond, in default of which he was commit
ted TO the county Jail. For some week
past unknown parties have been in tn
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house, breaking the windows, SC, but a
the devilment was always perpetrated i
the darkness OF night, the guilty one
could not be positively identified. 1t wa
proven on the trial that Haley confes Sc
himself the one who had been doing tb
devilment.
On Wednesday Haley was taken befor
Judge Bailey for final trial. and was a
quilted by the jury.
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Wonderful variety of Choice Articles,
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dele Clinton Street.
Professor Tice, the Distinguish
Meteorological and Weather Prophet of S
Louis, has issued his Annual Nation
Forecasts for 1892 in which, besides for
telling the weather for every day in t
year, and clearly explaining the theo
on which his predictions are based,
gives much other information concernii
atmospheric phenomenou-the whole d
signed not only to give the facts as to {
weather, but to teach the mas ses the fac
determining the weather changes. oh
matter concerning the farm, garden a
household, of special interest is &dded
the whole serving to make it the me
complete and practical Of his long serl
of annual issues. Its value to every OF
and especially the farmer, is apparei
For sample copy aud terns to the ira
aud to agents, send 20 cents to rhomP s'
Iiee s. Livingston, Of St. Louis, Mo.
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