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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-09-23


THE Louisville Democrat of Sept. "a viii
contain full half page view of the Lou
isvins House of Refuge, consisting Of a
group Of SIX buildings, with an accurate
description of that famous charitable in
stitutiou. The Louisville Dsmoeratis fur
nished to clubs Of ave at one dollar each.
Specimen copies free on application.
TRUNKS, vALIsEs, TRAVELLING
BAGS. of all kinds, at PBAUT BROS. s
& cos. IL you are going anywhere, stop
in to say goodbye 30 theso, aad parehase
one to take along.
Aiavheid Democrat, The coming Fair
to be held in October will eclipse all pre-
vious ONES. if work has any effect. All
Of the officers are working like beavers
for its success. and al eff our citizens
should DO the same.
The secretary OF the above named fair
viii please accept our thanks for COM
plimeutary.
Tao Dsvil Is the individual who stirs
up the evil doors, causes all the trouble
in this world, not otherwise cansed by
whiskey, and We have the complete chain
Of eyidenee-but allow US 70 pause just
here and remark that the Old Reliable J
H. PLAur has opened new store aud
wants to see you. "a square DEAF is his
motto. Don't Forget hin when you wan.
cheap goods.
l.. 8. Murreil E a. IS spoken e as a
probabie candidate for County Judge CT
/ Fulton county, election next August Mr.
I Murreii is young man weo is we'll
4 known 10 the people Of this county, and
he is known TO be we'll qualified for the
posilion.-[ Fulton Index.
Murell is a competent lawyer, and is
well known and popular in the county
lie is capital fellow, and woald make 9
good race.
saneshing lev is constantly arriving
at J. II. PLsUr's new store, and at prices
that defy competition Listen not to "
moss backed croakers, but go examine fol-
Yourself. What he has not got to-day h'
will have tomorrow. Delays are danger
Gus. Co at once. The only original j
II. PLAur.
The Labor Troubles At New 0rlean
have been settled on the basis proposes
/, by The Chamber Of Commerce.
A Court-Martiai has been appointed t
meet at Washington shortly. before " bic
sergeant Mason viii probably be summon
ed TO appear.
The Report Of the Commissioner Q
Agriculture based gpon returns rs OF Sep
|, te,pber shows decline during Angus
in the condition Of cotton, corn and tobac
70
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Our Mr.. HENRY AM
BERG has bought, for
the Fall and Winter
Trade, the best and
most Stylish Stock Of
Clothing, Gents Fur
.nishing Goods, Hats,
Caps, &C., that has
ever been offered in
this market, at aston
ingly low prices. Call
and see for yourselves
before buying.
s.s,-.. ]. ANIBERG SONS.
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ROYAL TEHzPLARs
II e I'M 2 E z a II @ z.
To AZ 49, Pnblic:

To the Citizen Public;
Friends, we have a most noble order,
and one shat is increasing rapidly We
are proud of it, and desire to present you
some facts regarding the order, so that
You may become interested with US, and
unite with us in as noble work as ever
called true men and women in counsel.
The order, Royal Templars of Temper
ance'' was instituted in the city of Butfa-
10, n. T., on the 3rd day of February, 1871.
as Beneficiary order, with a membership
of ten. With this small nucleus for the
beginning, the wonderful growth of the
Of der has been just simply astounding,
and unparalleled in the history Of Total
Abstinence and Beneficiary orders.
The figures below give the growth Of
the order at dates given from It's organi-
zation to the present date:
Feb. 8, 1877, l Council 10 members.
July l, 1877, l Council. 80 members.
Jan. /, 1878, II Councils, 500 members.
July l, 1878, 65 Councils, $500 members.
jan. l, 1879, los Councils, f. geo members.
July 1, 1879, 2O4 Councils, 8, 400 members.
Jan. !, 1885, 2z3 Coun's., 10 763 members.
Jan. /, 1881, 354 Coun' s., 4646 members.
April /, 1881, 3S8 Coun's, IL 800 members.
June %, 1881, 416 Coun's, 20. $50 members
Our name tells you that we are strict
4 AOtAi aDSLlacACS OEHhulLAtlOus &uU Il .
person can cross the threshold of our Or
der, aud obtain and retain its benefits,
who viii not sign and faithfully main
tain a pledge Of total abstinence. The
most rigid medical examination is requir-
ed for beneficiary membership. This Or
der pays 81, 600 on the death of a male
member (aetive). and 81 900 on the death
of female member, contributing iife4.
In case of total disability Of an active OF
contributing life member, half of the
above amounts are paid him or her, there
By giving the benefit of insurance while
alive, the residue being paid as directed
at death.
The Royal Templars are rapidly grow.
ing wherever Council has beeu institu-
ted Hickman Council, No II, (for Ky.
was Instituted in Hickman, Ky, March
beth, 1879 with Is charter members, ane
now numbers los members. See how
4 cheap our insurance is: at this date. Jane
/ %. 1881 We have had % assessments
Just think of t. A insurance of 5000
for years and months at a cost Of ONLY
$1,000. Oar lady members have had only
! % assessments during this time, at 81
cents each, a total of-Sif00 for an in
surance Of $1,000 fer I years and ! months
We have an additional insurance how o
$1,000 Endowment Fund, both for NAH
and female, with only the additional cos
Of $500.
The cost 10 become a Royal Templar nov
in Hickman Council is $3.50 for males
and S. 90 for FEM ales. with the assess
ments as follows according TO age;
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rarersf,u.g Ransg.


Editor Cosvier:-ln the first place, al
nit that the public road question has be-
come as stale IS a dead mack erel-tAat it
has been discussed through the country
papers oil over the State-some advocat-
ing TAX. whilst others are for more
rigid overseer system, bat ali the talk has
amounted t. nothing. It is not my IN
tention to enter into discussion OF the
merits Of either mode my object IS 10 cali
attention 70 z particular part Of the ~
ersburg road, commencing 1T the corpora
ton line of Hickman and extending 10
the top Of the Jones hill about one nile
in length. II is the worst piece OF read
in the county during the winter ani
spring months. For some time last WIN
ter il was impossible for wagons to pass
over it, aud it will be in the same coaai-
iion the coming winter unless something
is done to it. The only feasible plan TO
improve this piece Of RAID is by putting
in not less than six cplverts along the
Sleepy Hollow part. The culverts should
not De less than , by 3 feet, and 10 teet
long, and the read ditched on both sldes
ana the dirt thrown TO the centre Of the
road. If this is done IL will greatly I'M
prove the road But the obstacle IA ! ne
way is The lumber. The hands on the
road so far es l have heard an expression
of opinion upon the subject, are ".li'ss <
to putin tho cnlverss aud make the d.seA-
es If the lumber for the culveris can oe
furnished by the ccur ~ This ROAD mas
but two snail bridges on Il kept Up p
the county. It viii take 1900 OF l9e,o tss'
OF oak, 2 By y inches, which viii cost
about $50, delivered. The atteqtian o.
the Bridge Commissioners, or the Jnase o.
the County Court, or both. is called q
this matter Action Is wanted i'nmede
ately, so that the work may be doae ee'
! fore the fall and winter rains sss ~
Come to the scratch gentlemen and lna4s
your say to the overseer OF the rosa 2 sll
/ you will Dc. Use o. siAs
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Commercial.
HioKwAs CouRiEa UFfIcE.
FRIBAS, sept. % 1881.
couvTnv PnoDUCE. EEc.

GREEN buyers are paying
from l5ca20o per box and 3 per Dbl.
PORK, 43ca5c.
DRIED FBCIT-Apples 3 70 / cents
Peaches to 3 cents.
WHEAT active. 5l.00asl.l5 per bush
MEAL. 90c, from wagons.
BEES wax, 20c per 10.
HIDES, green, 6ci dry sailed, lee dry
hint, l &C.
WOOL. assoc per ID, tub washed; IN
washed y to50 cts.
FEATHERS, 35a40c per To- prime.
TALLO IS, &C per ID.
{; UTTER, fresh, 20c per ID.
POULTRY, Spring chickens Sl.595 ol'
% 00a2 . per dozen.
EGGS, I0c per- dozen.
BARRELs Cypress Molasses Barrels,
Sl.50; iron bound Sl.60. Flear 45cts
Apple ana Potato 85c. Kraatand Pickle
Stands 75c to Sl.50. Cypress Kegs, iron
bound, 10 gals, goo OAK, SOC.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.


HIcKwAS, XII, Sept, %, 1881.
Council met. Present-Mayor Tyler,
Councilmeu Campbell. French, Plummer,
Randle, Faris and Buckner-
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The following accounts were presented
properly approved:
r. Z. Millet, assignee Of Hertweck
Baltzer s. Co, $40.
J. .. Barnes, $3.50.
Or. A. a. Faris. attention ca G.. Bass,
$3.50.
REP1rRTSG CITY HALL.
On motion. Counsilman Faris was APP
pointed TO let out the contract for repair
ng the City Hall.
On mot,on, Council adjourned.
Attest, K Z. MILLSr, C. c.
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h All Whom II My Concern ;

We arc not the Only and Orig
inal Dan Rice, John Smith or Bill
Tedford, but we do say that we
are plain and practical business
men, who buy their Goods at the
closest margin, attend to their
business themselves, know the
wants OF their patrons and GUS
toners, and viii not be undersold
by anybody, be their name Smith.
Brown or jenkins.
Resp
SECS PLAY! BROS { GO.
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GROCERIES.

BACON, sides l2}ctsi shoulders 62e7cisi
hams. I21al Acts.
CHEESE, I2aI4c per pound
COFFEE. Rio, 16a1S per 10.
CRACKERS, 7a9c per 10.
COAL OIL, . per gallon.
CANDLES. star, 15albc per ID.
fL0UR r, ST.5o to $500.
M0LAssEs, 4Oa soc per bbii eoo;s per
half barrel.
LARD OIL, 75c per gallon.
LARD 1l3alS3e per 10.
O UNPOWDER, $500 per keg.
BLASTING POWDER, $3.50 per key.
SODA, 5a6 per 10. By the keg.
SUGAR, brown, 9slOci nara lz5alac.
SHOT, per bag. $1.25.
STONEWARE, 10por gallon.
TOBACCO. manufac'a per d.. 1Oa6Gc-
sALT-sack salt, 81 so, ne, b 90; bar
Sel, Sl.50 to Sl.75.
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS. 8a5o per ID.
IRON bar size, = C per In.
/ PLOW STEEL, sc per III.
nLOw STEEL WINGS 54c per 70.
/ IRON AXLEs, sc per b.
| NAILS, $3.50 rates,
HORSE SHOE NAILS, 25c per 10
ISTEEL, cast. NJ. 3 A.. 20a25c.
lSTEEL PLOWs, 8a121 &c per 10,
1 HUBS. Sf.25a2.25 per sett.
PLoWS, Hertweck, Baltzer s. Knoerr
Steel Plows, No. /, 5000; No. :, SEQ
No. 8, So. 50; No. 4, $500.
Baltzers patent one horse Piow $500, ex.
ira pillow moulds 500 each. Cottor
scrapers same.
DWELL & Bro, from varions factories, on
horse plows, S5.00a6.e0i two hcrs,
plows So 00aI6,00.
TIES, 5a6c
LEATHER. kip skins S4.50as so; sole. pc
H., 50 SOC; upper side, S4-50a5.00.
PR MIS-, 5aTc per yard
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HAVE you seen the
nice stock Of Ladies
and Misses Custom
made, French Kid and
Simon Goat, Side-lace
and Button Shoes, at
J. AMBERG SONS p?
If not it will be to
your interest to see
them before buying.
sess-4t
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Proclamation By ttD Governor.
STATE OF KENTU CKY,
FXECUTIvE Department


r. ne SkeriGs Of Fulton. Hickman. Baliari,
Nc Crqcken, Marshall, Galloway, GrGves
s,.d Li0i,tgstoa Counties, GreetiRg'
vHEREAs, vacancy exists in the Office
Of Circuit Judge IN the 1st Judicial Dis
trio created by the death of the Hon. Ed
ward Grassland. Now, therefore, L, LUKE
p. BtAoKB1RS, Governor of the Common
wealth aforesaid, Issue this, my PR0CLA-
NATION, commanding that you, aud each
Of yoa, cause polls to be opened at the
various voting places within your respec.
tive csunties, and an election be held ac-
cording TO law on saturday. the 20lh day
Of October, 1881, to Gil said vacancy for
tue residue OF the term OF said Grassland.
Ia testimony whereof here
SEAL sign my IN n9o'e .. aaa !, cause 4,
10 be affixed Done at Frankfort this 10th
day Of September, A. y. 1881, and The Goth
year Of the Common wealth.
LUKE p. BLACKBURN,
By the Governor:
JAMES BaAcgBURS, Seo'y OF State.
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SDoa.GsssseYa. Attention.

We have on hand and arriving, an i'm
mense stock OF BREECH and MUZZLE
LOADING GUNS, brass and paper Shells,
Primers. sc. Pistols of all kinds from
the cheapest to the best. Cartridges Ia
great variety.
Hunters Gum Boots, Hunting Coats, sc.
PLAUP BROS & CO.
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I should smile That's what a party
said today, when he heard that J. H.
PLAUF had once more returned to Kick
man. tie smiled because he knew the
good time was coming. GOOD goods at
low prices" that is the best otto.
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Local Items.
Sow wheat aud a heap Of !

A. NJ. DROWN CO., make s,,a.;.,,v
of Cigars, TobaccOs and Snuff. #
The election for Circuit judge &C.
ours Saturday, Oct. 10Th. See Governor, :
proclamation.
The Hickman schools are all re-
ported full and prospecting. Teachers apd
pupils all SATISFIED.
THE dry summer has favoredAe part
ridge crop, and sportsmen expect fine
season of shooting.
Call at Fortunes Drug Sisre. aud
try bottle of Shakers Curative syrup
and Pills.
Elder Butler, Of MayRela, of the
Christian denomination, will peach at
the Baptist Church next SUNDAY and sun
day night.
ALL KINDS of Sewing Machines re-
paired at
If you can arouse curiosity by an
advertisement, it is great pOiR gained.
The fair sex do net possess all IL curios-
ity in the world.
Don't Ecu Forget I'll J. HPLAur is
going to sell you goods at your ovl prices.
He has come 70 stay, aud is bounl 70 win.
Fair trading is the plan he purs0s.
Sheriff johnson aud Circuit Cierk
French left for frankfort, Money night,
with two colored convicts in carge for
the poniteGtiary.
We are agent for Herbine, lhe great
Fever Ague and Liver Cure.
T.P. FORUM & CO.
The Colleges all over the Safe open
ed with large attendances. De school
interest is greater in other uwns than
ours, we are sorry to say.
Funeral sermon of the lals William
weakley viii be- preached i Antioch
church, 1st Sunday in OetoAr, BY Rev
Mr. Dunlap- Masonic burial,
Mr.. Sam C. Mcdonnell, dthis coun,
ty, has returned from an easnded trip
through Florida, aud is 50 vel Please'
that he win probably locate % that State
Our stock of Ladies' eloaks ems
Dolmans is now on hand. m can show
any one who calls choice asortment.
PLAUT BIOS s CO.
The race for Circuit Judge in thi
District win be short and lively. Repor
says that considerably fersonaity vii
emily en- the contest. This isss IT shoul'
not De.
The Siiokney CalisthenR Show ex
hibited Ia Hickman, Tuesdaysna Tuesda.
night last. Thu performancsvns poori,
attended in the day, but a far audieno
at night.
Madame Rumor annouuas a we'd
ding in Hickman fashionable arcles, mex
Wednesday night a worthy pn Of Ten
nessee will transplant a Kentucky aowe
to his Tennessee home.
DON'T YOU FDRGEE
That II. BUCHANAN sells IL very hes
Goods at the Very Lowest Prices. Il
claims that he can and Will sell lowe
.bo, onx- atbaY house i, favt
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A fine lot of Laces,
Silk Ties, Lace Ties,
Embroideries, Ruch-
ing, Ribbons, Berlin
and Kid Gloves, Lin
en- and Silk Handker-
chiefs, all of the very
latest novelties and
sold very low at
s,ss-s, ]. hMDERG SONS.
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Yea Ae under mistake when You fat
tor yourself that you have learned II ALI
scarcely day passss-but what J. H..
PLAUF wim get IN something new. Go
see him at the new store IN the old uar-
ness staua.
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The Citizens of the Kentucky Purchase are
Respectfully requested to cast their
eyes over the following because
we honestly believe it willpay them,
AND PAY THEM BIG:
AND WE WILL START BY OFFERING YOU

WILL
CAI.ECoE2s at Cents Per yard
1se=t DOMESTIC 2 Centspe yard.
81 DOMESTIC at , Upwards
r.leaone.. HOPE ana r4o1,saae,
wide, Yard
IA Domestic, free from starch
ors Izea at yard
SEA ISLAND DOMESTIC n bottom Prices
In esTxIrs,EIryG lnrg-
est stock, We suit
body In Prices.
1r you want any NEW
STYLE TICKS. Control OF
this Brand 20 ssection-
our 1,rloes Qualities FI.ArSNEsr-s and LIZ
ssrsxe believe truth
rul in =synr offered nStrng like
our rio = firm
DRESS
,es with TRIMMINGS OF ery-lkind
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e. ID. EsU gEaANAN

Has got the finest line of Trimming sat
ms Cords and Tassels, Beaded tringes,
SC ever brought to this place. They are
splendid. Go aud see them. seq
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WE are now prepar-
ed to furnish our old
Custom rs, and as
many new ones as will
try us, with a COM
plete line and NEW
Stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing and Groce-
ries at as low price as
can be bought III any
Western market. A
trial will convince you
that you can SAVE
MONEY by purchas-
ing your goods at
s.ss... J. AIADERC SONS.
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In yechesvilEe, Texas. on the 18th Inst
Mr.. RoBxRr NoLrx, Of this city, ard Mss
NJ. &. FoRp, Of Texas.
Peace, prosperity, and happiness attend
them is the earnest wish Of many friends
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z5ets Lower than th8 Lowest.

have no clerk expensss--no store rent
Ind pay cash fer all my Groceriess and.
therefore can sell as cheap as the cheap
est. Best brands Of Witienberg and Lone
Star Flour, > coats cheaper HIM the low
est. JOHN WHITING
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Z cams : Tearnsil
The Hickman Lumber and Mannfactnr-
ing Company waat $50 lumber teams.
ste ady hauling. Cash every load. So. so
Tor DANf lssin Der FRO "A. 1srloy' s mills holes
OF three mills to haul from. Feea y Igor
yard in HlcAuaa n. Il
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We have reduced our
Stock of Goods so that
our Stock comprises
nearly all New Goods
of the latest novelties,
and we do not intend
to be undersOld.
s.as-., ! AMBERG SONS.
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Piaut is = family word throughout this
section. Il seems like oid times to see
the Old Reliable come back, bat be is here
all the same, aud by his usual way Of fair
dealing he expects to sell to ailof his
cid friends and many new ones Don't
forget the new store Of j II PLAUTi
Harness stand.
The Fulton County Teachers Insti-
tute viii be held This year At Fulton, Oct.
A;h, 9Th, 9th and 9Th. Superintendent
Kingman earnestly urges teachers ana
the friends Of education toaitend.
We want our country Fiendsto re
member that we are paying the very
highest cash prices for COHEN and ell
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
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~ "a 20

ID LII ID
IN this county. on che 10th inst. SAX
nj CLAREScE, infant son Of George and
Nalinda Wiles, aged : years.
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The Railroad Bondurant s Drewry
injunction suit. which exciies consider
able local interest, came up for hearing
before Circuit Judge Bullit, on Saturday
last. Judge Built dissolved toe injune-
ton granted b. County Judge Bailey, and
under the rule, Bondurant Drewry have
70 days to reinstate before the Court of
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LOWER and LOWER.

Alixinds of Groceries-hams, sides, Sc.
as cheap rs the cheapest. will not be
nnderscid. JOHN WHITING.
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Local Notices.


4. N. BROWN s CO., have one CT the
most compiete Family and Fancy Grocery
Stores IN town. Call aad see before buy
ing elsewhere. juiyI.
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We want our country tiendsto re
member that we are paying the very
highest cash prices for COHEN and ell
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PLAUT RIOS S CO
Rev. R. {. MeDuE, WI not gu bis
appointments at the Episcopal Church,
SUNDAY and Sunday night because Of i'll
ness of his family; ana The Methodist
congregation will worship here as usual,
instead of the court house As announced.
rFvHE MOST ELEGANT LINE Of Gents,
{ Youths and Boys Gliding can be
| found at 81. EsuChana ans. Call and
see before purchasing. II vii pay.
The dwelling house aud contents Of
Mr.. Cbas. Walker, editor Of the Fultoaian,
Fulton, was destroyed by FIRE las. Tues
4 day night he had $500 Insurance on
furniture, but nothing on The house. We
sincerely sYmpaihies with bin in his mis-
fortune.
A sauars Deal. That isvhat pro
pose to give you. dill it before and'will
do it again. My record Of be past is a
guarantee of the future. Cine and see
me at the old Harness stand. The origi-
nal J. LPLAUr.
Citizens desiring farm lborers, &c F.,
should. for information, ahress Esnii
Lindburg, General manager BnreaG OF
Land aud immigration, for ( States Of
Tennessee and Kentucky, Il Broadway
N. Y; OF Calls Hayes, ppkinsviller
Kentucky.
a new lot of Plaut BIS & Cos
famous AMERICAN LEyE4 WATCHES
on hand, in gold and silver asses. Niekls
lever CLOCKS, s. 25-perfst time keep
ers. A select assortment FEW ELRY
and FANCY GOODS. Spechl orders ex
ecuted with neatness and despatch a
PLAUT mos. s co.
| Some weather prophets predict tina
; the coming winter will be alb, and bas'
their prediction on the fac that the per
simmon crop is very thin Others sa,
it win be severe win,es because th'
hornets are building thek nests yer.
2 close to the ground. Herelre too infalli
bic signs at variance
/ BE POPULAR HoUsaoF
Fl Blu Q Fl AIN A n
: is crowded daily by cite Of the sur
rounding country and ely, aud MI s
Z away happy He hns on display one Q
the hes. Stock al Goods eFsr brought 4
Hickman, ana thcy are sssi al the yer.
lowest prices.
l Mr.. S. N Bragg, the ns' year or g
= foreman Of the Hickman LAM. Company
has retired from that position and gon
: to Union City. Tenn. Tie Employees
the company in token Of it<ir Ugh esteer
presented him witha dasnatch. lie
clever, reliable man and6ns machines
and we regret to lose him a 4 sitizen.
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track laying stops now for % days. but if
the Supreme Court sustains Judge Bal
lies decision, the railroad can then 90 on
with their work. It win probably end in
damage suit on one or both sides.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-09-23
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is crowded daily by she elite Of the sur
rounding country and city, aud oh 50
away happy. He hls on display one Of
the best Stock al Goods eFsr brought 10
Hickman, ana thcy are ssli at The very
lnWest prices.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-01-05
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approved December 10, 1880.

No 1O2-An act relating to the compensation of
superin endents OF schools,
1t is hereby enacted, etc.
SEC /. Each town superintendent Of schools
shall at the close Of his term of office make de-
tailed account OF his services, stating the date,
time spent and kind Of service, and the number
of districts in which school has been taught
during the year preceding, and shall make oath to
the cor ectneSS OF the same before justice, who
shall certify thereto. such account Shall be pre-
sentei to the selectmen of the town, and the
selectmen shall allow so much of said account a.
is 1u and draw an order on the town treasurer
therefor The account when audited shall be
placed On file In the town clerks office.
SEC 2 All of sec ion min" Of chapter twenty
two of tho General Statutes af er the words cur
rent school year." In line six of said section, is
hereby repealed.
day of April 1881.
Approved December 10, 1880
No. 1927 An act giving women the right to vote
and hold office In school districts
1t Is hereby enacted, etc:
SEC |. Women shall have the same right to vote
as men have In all school district meetings. and
in the election Of school Commi- stone S In towns
and cities, and the same right to hold offices re-
lating to school AFT irs-
Approved December IS, 1880.