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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.
Doings Past and Present and Future
Prospects.

/ DOlngS Fast ana present ana future
Prospects.
A meeting was held at the Disciples
church, Oh Tuesday night, all account
| Of which was crowded out yesterday
morning On account Of the failure OF
| the sexton of the church to have it open
ed at the usual hour, many persons who
| came in the early part OF the evening to
attend the meeting went away. But
notwithstanding this the church was
well filled with both ladies and gentle
men. The Hon. Joseph w. Holt, OF the
House OF Delegates, presided, and on
taking the chair made most
effective and interesting address which
was replete with the narration OF incl
| dents illustrative OF the power OF tenn
perance to alleviate the sorrows Of life,
and intemperance to blight and blast
whatever it touched. Mr.. Holt was fol-
lowed by Rev. Mr. Hite in an address
OF rare power and force. The Rev. gen.
tleman showed by his familiarity with
the subject in all its details and bear
ings, that it is one TO which he has given
much thought. The address was most
happily conceived, and delivered with
great force and effect. Hon. Mr.. Nc
Gregor OF the Senate. who was present,
WIS at the close OF Mr.. Hite's address,
called to the stand and in very plain
but terse manner dealt out an array Of
facts and figures which evidently told
with great force upon the audience.
The proceedings of the meeting were
opened by Rev. w. K. Long, OF the
Presbyterian Church, in prayer OF I'M
usual pathos and power.
A meeting was held, last evening, at
the Wesley NJ. l.. Chapel, in the Eighth
ward, Mt which addresses were deliver
ed by j. II. Ferguson and +. q. Cracraft,
Esq'rs.
A grand mass meeting will be held
this evening at the Fourth street NJ. +.
Church, to be addressed by DR.. Geo. T..
Hays and other prominent speakers.
On Friday, the proposed amendment
to the Constitution will come up in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
PERSONAL POIH rs.

The Sayings and Doinss Of People We
Know.
William J. Mathews, OF Allegheny, is
visiting Ed. Rogers, the A. A. OF !. 5. <
I. w. vice president.
Mr.. James Comerford and his daught-
er Frances have gone to Fsirmont TO at
tend the funeral Of his nephew, Lindsey
B. Raymond.
Mr.. C. L. Lutz, State Emigration
Agent, arrived in the city, yesterday,
and will leave again to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

WASHINGTON, February 10, A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rainy followed by partly cloudy wealth
or, warm southwest, veering to colder
northwest winds, with generally higher
temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, cloudy
and rainy weather, warm southerly
winds, falling generally followed by ris'
ing barometer, and colder northwest
winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
GREAT sLAUGHTER!

In order to get ready to move
into our new store, and to make
general improvements, Il will
close out my entire stock OF
Mems and Boys Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, re.
gardless Of cost. do not fail
90 come aud get n bargain. This
4 no catch. Atlantic Clothing
House. l3sO MnrKet Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

OEHM a. CO., I32J Market
street, adjoining opera House,
the popular Ciotliers Of Wheel
ing, have marked down their
GOODS To such am extent that mo-
one n exeusable for being poor
IN clad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
Few Orleana

NEw ORLEAss, February 9.-Cofee
steady: Rio cargDes, ordinary TO good
II6l3fc. Sugar scarce and firm; in
ierior 10 good common 5, sic; common
10 good common Gta6!c; yellow clarified
7;Ca7ic. Molasses stesry; common Is
G25c; centrifugal 3ctSI7; fus 3S(9H.
Rica firm; Louisiana ordinary 70 choice
4fS7}c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
DRY aooDs.
New Z OH.

NEW YoKK, February 9.-Dry Goods
business continues irregular with
package houses. Cotton goods rather
more active and aiding makes in light
supply and firm. Prints in moderate
request. G;nghams active and firm.
Dress goods in steady demand. Mems
wear woolens sluggish but steady. For.
eign goods in light demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
All)relin9 Re9istes
LOCAL INTElLl6ERCE.
Index to New Advertisements

Legal Notice.
Opera House-Tihany Combination.
Counters, Tables, Sewing Machines,
&c., Tor Sale.
Stocks for Sale.
Legal Notice Fourth Page
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end and beyond any danger, should the

end and oeyond any ohnxsr' shou'a t''o
bridge 20. =,
There 10 no immediate prospect OF a
complete wreck The pier is very long
and the west side Of ii is still secure.
This leaves the freight bridge in safety,
40 that no interest will suffer. Bridge
Sup,. Sinsel and Road Supt. Hunter,
with a force OF men from Grafton, ar
rived on the late train, last evening. and
the work Of repairing will commence
this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
Trustee = Male.

IlI vTRTCE or A DIED Oy TRt II NAIL
ID by John SOerr and pifs ~ ~ uniTnigi
Ell Trustee dated the Zsb day ~ lone -
aud recorded In the of'l6s ~ ihs Gf's - -
COUNTY Court ~ ohio county, Wesi IiVifis ~
Ls.i ~ Trust BoDk No. It pays iGl ! -
a. public auction, at the 'front.' dur ~ ~ ''.f'
Hofiss ~ Ohio county. " Va, on
wRDSEsDAY. MARCH M ~.
at 70 20 O'Clock ~, the i0ll01iGg dsssr.b@f
real eaiAie, viz The middle ffAri!Dr - -
numberf twenty two III lying issoiJ i'ei -
The south aide Of finets~nth street snf ~ h..s
back towards the creek by parallel Inc ssi a.
night angles with aif hlbstecnA stree. CO.
huBffsd and twenty ii0i feet
The little 10 believed 10 be price,. Bot 40 "a
a. Trustee will convey only TIE TIE Ees'r4 "a
me by ssd deed of trust
1IKss-0Be third Of purchase M nfJ ., p p
II the pp.chaser-eiecf. IN oash on DAY Z"
the baiailoe In two equal In'Ailrneas o. 81
and twelve months, notes besrnE .ntrfrsi =
gwen for deferred paymsnv the uts = "
itebaav J. J. vOoLs. Trsf's"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
Legal Notice.

"ET VIRGINIA, ~ The CHI, p,
w Court Tor Ohio county. -: F,",r,..
Ralph Marsh, etsl
". In Chan,.,,
William Jackson, ct ais,
The object Of this suit is 10 Obtain ,.....
among the helfs oi Ralph NArh. 81. tc,........
Of the south one hsf ~ lvt No. 4, ON Coz -,
south wheeling. and u appearing from m ~
dayit nlcd In tie cause that William d. -
William Jackson, Jr.. Harm Jackson A..
JACKSON u'eorse l,comis. GcOn;p Loom T.
denn OF this state. II is onierd that tr,. -
non resident defendants appear at RuIr -.
held for said Court on the nrsl MuU!,,
March, lssl. aud do What may De ne,s,,,., f.
protect their Interests Ia this suit
ISte: SAM h M,CoIIocH, c.,
HENRY n. RUSSELL, for Compile,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
Shakespeare or Bob Ingsrsoll

Never said, though it is certainly true
that neither Poppy nor Manpragora, nor
any OF the morphine essences of the
'Drowsy God contaminate that delight Of
chewers. Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug. m&th
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to l,224 head, against ,29s
last week and 1902 head the CORES
ponding week Of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted to go
head, against l,069 last week and lis
head the corresponding week OF last
year, and were as follows:
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Mason & HAMLIS Organs SIS at Sheibs

Go to Laughlin Bros. & Co. for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability of color, are
unequaled. Color from 2 to 8 pounds.
Price, Is cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
Piles. Eistula Fissrirs

and liberation of the Rectium special
ity. At ST. James Hotel, Saturday, Feb.
18th. Cure safe, sure and permanent.
No cutting, tying or detention from
labor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
ON A HIGH

Wheeling Greek Gets on the
Rampage and Its Dam
med Waters Play Hav-
oc at Fulton and
Leatherwood.
Houses and Fields Inundated
and Roads Blocked With
Ice---Steenrod Bridge
Swept Away and
Fulton Threat
ened Like
wise.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
In the Cirult Court for Ohio County. =,

In the Ciruit Court for ohio County. -
R,LFH MsEsn, Ct al.
vs.. Yin Char.trN
WILLIAM JACKSON, Ct ais
The defendants. William Jacks,n NJ.
Jackson, Junior, Harry Jackson. Anna yar.,.
GeoHe LoOmis, GeonSc LoOmis, Junior a.
Ella Urgory will take notice that tn a..
tons OF J: ". Shut, Ralph Mar,h ant OH,
Wi! I've taken Al the oilicc ~ llcnry VI R.~
No lilo Chsp!iue Niprrt, whc,liug ". "a
si,uriay, Man'h lgh. i'si. hetw en- ihrl,.,
9o'cluck A. v. AMI 'cI'Ck p o. o. -,... .,
evidence on behalf 81 the Cnmp.Hiu,u', .s. -
above named cause. And 10 from any cam, Il.
taking isuCh deposit uns shall not h. tr...r +.
the sav named, ar being icsuu shall uoi %, ..
clutci the tasting of TIE same viii hc r.ut.r.
from time 90 time until completed.
HENRY VI RISSEII
suucituf iuT comm, T.
FEHEUAEN, 18th. 1917 EhlN.ut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
BABY Organs, good as any, at Sheib's
LIQUID Gold.

Dan'l Plank, OF Brooklyn, Tiogs ceun-
ty, Pa, describes it thus: i rode thirty
miles for bottle of DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio OIL, which effected the wonderful
cure OF Crooked Limb in six applica
tons; it proved worth more than Goh
to me. Laughlin Bros. & Co., Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

THRRE is nothing like MeLain's Worm
Candy TO relieve suffering ones. Try
one box and be convinced. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

TUXoRs, erysipelas. meieurial dis
eases, scrofula and general debility cur
ed by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood seaieher."
Sold by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

II You take our advice YOU will lose
no time in calling on yorS druggist ior
Sellers Cough Syrup"NSithout an
equal. Price 2Sseats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

TEN COAL MINERS wiIlPAY TWO Az,
i "ns.hSlf cents per huNhcl ArIiy &.
icbl kASIEY 4 kEoDk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

This institution VS. regularly inobrppfstSi -
the Legislature ~ The State fur ElUUaiiuuai :
Charitable purposes, In iNs. for the TfRN ~
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. a. which couifari ''s
inyiolable faith II the state il pledged. ~lat
pledge has bccn rnos~l 10y All u,cfNhrlmIr..
popular vote. acquiring it. franchise "a Tie 10
constitution adopted Dc,rmtrf -, Al ls-s
with Capital OF 81 90 ga. u With IL has .u,s
adacd . reserve fund ~ 400 it, Onnd siu,
Number Distribution will take plauc month";
on the second Tuesday IL never .aAl.s 80 t-.l
uOn,s. Lnok al the following dl,IrlI.mlLnu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

LADIES who appreciate. elegance and
purity are using Psrker's Hair Balsar1.
IL is the best article sold for restoring
gray hair to its original color and beauty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

The market Was not active to day, but
prices were we'll sustained, particularly
Tor good Cattle, OF which there was--as
there WAS last week-a good number Of
prime ones, the bulk OF the offerings
consisting of fair grades, while common
were less plentiful than last week. We
quote prices at 2i@5, cts, the mos, Of
the sales raxging from 4i95s cts, and
few under cts.
MICH cows.
Trade is slow, the demand being quite
limited. Prices S25@45 per head.
SWINE.
Arrivals this week ................. sis
Arrivals last week ---. a.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

OFFICE. no izi5 NAKKET sTErfT
This COMPANY insure. all descriptions 81 i'o
perry against lOs. OF damage by Gfs iDf .Olg -
short time ON TIE most favorable term, A ~
Will Insure cafgOs On Tire western s,br a.
current rAtns
Patronageo Of the pu hlif respectfully roldbt.
DIRECTORS.
Vim. u. ElnIson. Vim. q Hardin,
John l.. HOb,s, John X. BJtsfOri.
J. H. AoCOrtDey. & J. Brown.
X. A. Ncf'Gte.
OFFICEKs
VIZ. b. sIsrsos. President
We. HAkDLAS. VICE President
RICHARD SAVAGE, s-retAry.
OSCAR sASDkOCIf. Agent and solidbf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
CAPITAL Prize, 10000.

1871 Prizes amounting tn..................fiiU o.
Responsible corresponding sgers saEi..' 81
be paid.
tor further Information. write, clearly. giy.ns
fnl addressed. send orders b. .rIr,ss ~
Regis'crci Letter. or Money orlcr BY mail
Addressed only -
NJ A. DArPHIh.
New Orleans, Ia ,
or N. A. DAUPiIS. At No. 80 Broad ssy. Sev
Yoit.
All our Grand Extraordinary DAwings sr no.
der the supervision and man age mrnt oft.nef..s
q. I. Bcauregsri and Jubsl A. Early. tts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10

Sac the Baby Organs s' Shells, $s5,
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Weather Indications.

lSSO 1881.
nxi2x.Sr. N.7r.x 7ASl2N v. SP.N.7P. n
"A 81 81 - a a 81 -
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\ Splendid OppOrtlIuit,
Louisiana State Lottery Company

To win foftuH,. Thin! Grand D,uubug.
Class al New Orleans. Iucsiuy. Hai,a f. ~.
-lSnih Monthly drawing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-10
A lob lot Of Ladies', Misses
and Children's Shoes for Cost
nj WILSON BROS.

As taken at Schneprs Opera House
drug store;
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REMARKS.

REMARKS.
The market is fairly supplied with
Hogs, the number being about 200 head
in excess OF those Of last week. There
is but little difference in the quality and
the demaad is moderately active at an
advance OF at least lct. on the figures
ruling last week. We quote rough Hogs
at 7lG Gets, and the better grades S(9
Stcts., with few extra shade higher.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
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SHEET Music, half price, at sheib's.
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RkM ARKS.

The receipts are more than double in
number the offerings OF last week and
the quality is much better than il WAS
then, there being considerable number
OF good Sheep. We quote common
Sheep at 4G4lcts.. and the better grades
at 5tG Gets, and few extra 6icts. There
is some improvement in the trade, the
market being more active than last
week
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WANTED.

FTREUAEN, 18th. 1917
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07

Il. ColTisr:-NOticing ihat al the cities,
towns, and villages. throughout the Unit
Ga States, have been drapei in mourning,
anjthe citizens called together in public
meainr, where speeches ana resolutions
of sympathy AMI confidence were p1le
and EXPRESSED for our dead Prosiieet.
am led to inquire why Hickman n1ver
INDUCES in such manifestations os pub
lie sentiment
Col Grassland, our Circuit Judge died.
and all the other towns Of the District
held pnblic meetings Of confidence, anI
Hick nan was silent | know Crosslan :
was lsyed and hoDorel By the people Of
Fuhon county second 10 no man aud yet
wbswas there no express non Of respect
by De people or bar? II did not know
thatour peopie feel the same sentiments
of r.spec,. love aud grief, which ac'uate
Other communities who make known their
feelings by proper public declarations, as
a citz an of the town. l should not attract
pubhe attention 20 the neglect.
20 years have noticed this character
istieofour community. Ga other matters
afTesing the public welfare. State, Nation
Isl. Il local, other towns aek nowletge a
sbas in public opinion, public sentiment.
or Dlbltc sfWfHt"J' - - ''N'-'"7 80
pubic meetings, Sc, but Hickman never
does aud never has
Is il because our people despise senti-
meu7 Is it because they are too setfsh,
too much absorbed in trying TO make
mo14y. or what is it2
Ian one of those who does not think
it ali of wisdom to eontenA sentiment
aIto,sher. It is not good tor the moral,
religjous. or even pecnnlNry wei being
of n,r children, TO let them gro y up see
ing heir parents utterly unmInd:nt OF
such things.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07
HVNSH GEN y
0V3H Gn0A NO 0NVLS
wouId shat tI.es s.onId.

Would that our town authorities would
"close down upon the use of protaac and
obscene language on our streets There
is not another town in The State THAT
would pevmit it, Rome Journal
Yes, even so does Hickman. How often
are the ears Of ladies' greeted with dis
gustiue sounds from he foul mouths Of
men and SHY striplings who think it big
TO "euss, How often are they rrighten-
ed 70 the edge of the pavement hy the
swagger Of some put s.; mild they are
nknerous -dipsomanhc3 Not . dozen
4aings since a lady. As early 200 AS half
sven. vas greet $1,000 street ny
- i-~-- si'L. psae- 'ur" in
arms Of a cutCrlle, We never heard
o. his arrest-he wasn't locked up-ihe
hEh standing Of his family saved him
from this further disgrace. We permit
former respecjabiiity 10 carry us too far
ia our charity. Public drunkenness Is "a
nuisance and should be abatel ani we
call upon the city authorities 10 stop &c..
No matter who the victims Neither per-
init 0ur own citizens nor those from the
country o be seen drunk upon ;Hs streets.
II Isl disgrace. Iou deuouuce the whis-
key sellers and let the yiolators of Law
90 free. We have seen enough 10 know
ihatt the whiskey sellers are not alone TO
blame; their occupation, which is legal,
would be gone ii they had ~ patrons. A
mau is responsible for himself in this
world, and if he viii violate the Law let
him suffer its penalties.
\ MorHzn.
Without attempting 10 defend, ia every
instance, the neglect of officials, on The
point complained of. We will say, shat if
the good, moral loving men of the com
uuniiy woald aid the officials by cling
Information of such offeuses, it would
contribute very largely to the enforce
ment Of the law. Il is unreasonable to
expect one policeman to he every whero
and hear everything that goes on, and
the expense is too heavy in a town the
size Of Hickman TO keep policeman on
every corner, but if the men, I've don't
mean 10 ask the ladies' to assume such in
delicate and unpleasant dutiesl would
make the complain IS of such violations as
come under their hearing, the officers
would have no excuse for not performing
their sworn duties. There is an element
in every community, who 10 not consider
a little "cussing'' on the streets much
barn, and others that 1T is no harm pro.
vided you are careful not TO let ladies'
heary you.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07

Nothing Short of Uamistakable Benefits
Conferred upou tcas-of thousands of sufferers couli
originate luJ maintain the reputation which AVER =
SAgsNPAalLLA enjoys IT is a compound of the best
vegetable aIrarae- with the Iodiie5 IF Pota-siu m
and Iv9a ana is the most efectual OF all remedies
fog -ernfaiaus, mercuritl, cor blood disorders ui-
fortnly successful and certain in it's remedial effects
il psoi rapid and complete cures Of >cretuit,
Sores B'jis, II Umors, EruPtious oSiu Diseases ana
ar disorders ri-iu, tron lmTurltv o tlc hi"oI by
s. iuvgoratia effects 10 always relieves aud otte
curas liver Complaints, f'mtic WesSn'ases ana ir
rezularities. and is potent remover OF vitality
Fer purifying the blood it bias no equal. u touos
up the system. restores AMI preserves the he''it
and inpsrt= vir-.r aud energy For forty years 10
has baeu in extensive use. and is to-day the most
available medicine Tor tae suffering sick, anywhere
Ena 5 ~ ~ III Dara.L.rs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-10-07

The rapid growth Of the grass viii
cause a large decrease in the consumption
OF hay, oats and corn. Dry as the grass
seemed TO he, it has responded promptly
TO the rain and warm sunshine. There
will now, until frost comes, be good pas
lures.
The City Council dou't heed the sug
gestiou looking to the repair OF dilapi-
dated pavements and sidewalks, but
there are many citizens, in all courtesy,
who think it matter Of importance
which should be attended to before winter
sets in.
SHAKERS non-seeret pre- parations, such
as Curative Syrup, for Alternative, Tonic
AMI Cathartic efect--6Octs per bottle
Shakers Liver Pills, and King Of Pain
We are their agents for the above prepa-
rations, FORTUNE & co.
Qaite number of new house. have
been erected this season, and others are
going up. Among those now in progress
we notice that of Mr.. NJ. b. Shaw, near
the Episcopal Church, Mr.. Shubert, in
West Hickman; and Mr.. S. W. Lauderdale,
in East Hickman.
The Injunction in the Boudurant X
Drewry- Railroad suit has been reinstated
by the Kentucky Court Of Appeals, Judge
Hargis making the order. This stops the
track laying until the March term Of the
Fulton Circuit Court, when the case will
be tried on its merits.
u. II. PLA UT has returned.
The farm house of Mrs. George, a
widow lady, who liyes on the Dyersburg
road, three miles from Hickman, was de-
stroyed by FIRE, Tuesday evening last.
No insurance Mrs. George and children
were in the cotton patch at the time of
the ire. The charitable would do a good
work by remembering this lady
A new lot of Plaut Bros & Co :
famous AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES
on hand, in gold and silver cases. Nickle
lever CLOCKS, - 25-perfect time keep
/ ers A select assortment of EFELRG ,
and FANCY GOODS. Special orders ex
/ ecuted with neatness and despatch at
PLAUT BROS s co.
Mr.. Jere Organ, he whom the
COURIER has announced as dead as many
as three times, and been corrected by his
Temperatures on onr streets as lively and
happy as any freshman this side the Greer
Isle, is again annoanced as dead. for Ger
tain. May his spirit live beyond the darl
river in the aboIes of the happy forever
and ever.
IT, II. PL.4 Ut has returned.
The Hickman corn trade will simply
be immense this season, the drouth TO tn,
contrary Notwithstanding. The large
elevator is nearing completion. Mr.. as
Roger, the corn king of the lower Missis
sippi, was in Hickman, Thursday, an,
announces that he will be in the trad,
again this season. Besides, other South
ern buyers will be here.
SpOrtsmea. Attention.
WE have on hand and arriving. an i'm
mense stock of BREECH and MUZZLI
! LOADING GUNS, brass aud paper Shells
Primers, Sc. Pistols of all kinds from
the cheapest 10 the best. Cartridges il
great variety
Hunters Gum Boots, Hunting Coats, SC
for sale very cheap
PLAUT BROS co.
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C0uNcrL "a. EEpTNGs.
HIon.LAx, &. Oot. 3. 81.

HICKMAN, KY, Oct 3, SSl.
nouncu met Presant -- Councilman
Camnbsll Francb pIno,1,er PanlIe ana
Paris
The Mayor being absent. Councilman
Faris was called to the chair
The minutes of the last meeting were
read approved aud signed
TAX COLLECTORS SETTLEMENT.
r. &. Millet presented his settlement as
City Tax Collector, approved by the FL
nance Committee.
On motion, said settlement was reeeiv-
ed and ordered spread upon the record
aud IL as follows,
L. +. Imet, G. 7. e., 70 total amount
Or.
ny ty le en- ..., h-t ann, s, ,,i 81
..,., 5,ii4 -
fy roGcb-r a. = = b. 5000
By voucher No. 8, Il. u, 500 90
r...,..,,.-.,.,n.,. ss,oo 81,
BY voucher NJ. 3. O. =, SEQ 90
rs yoacber 80. :. q F., s525
Total 90 General Fund l,5si-' -
ACCOUNTS Allowed.
The following accounts were presented
props,v approved. and on motion. were
allowed, aud orders directed TO be drawn
on The treasurer for same
=. W. Cole hue Inspector Nv
II. D. mines repair wheeioarrows w
\ a. tattsi WotA on broa' bfluEe, o.
IT, NJ "ll6urn. work on lookup, %
INSPECTING rLUEs.
On motion ] d Barnes was arpointed
Inspector Of Fues. aad orIered TO pro-
coed Immediately 10 tIat duty, and all
persons are hereby ordered TO obey his