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, 1881-05-07
DEllltELEY.

Tho third vol,.mo III ALr. knights "Ihito-
sopllcnl ClassIes for Engllsll lteMlers " l,as
boen prepared by Prot. A.sO. Fraser, md Is n
life Ut tho philosopher George Berkeley. III
tAIs yol,tn,s the author presents for tho FIRST
time "l3erksley's philosopl,to thought in It's
organic unity" lilo thought Ia unfold8l In
connection with his personal tistory, altl Is
compared with the results Ut Iatpr philosophy
ical enllonvDrs, Including those uf ch!ut acl-
entitio aill Theological istarcst ut tho present
day. Prot. Fraser olattlts to have obtained
present ian original portrait Of berkeley,
ill,.l GlIe too from Il ptntNr0 taken ut u much
enrller per!od lii l!ls 'lifo than those hitherto
, 1881-05-07
AR
ART NOTES,

At tic recent sale. iii New York. OF tile
lnta Sanford f!tfford,x n5ct,Iraa and atnd,ps
tI,, u,,,., saos,, y.. ~ a,,.< .1laa.i"., s,,.s
90 nxI ~S''Se''' "'
Tile worlts Of Lnndseor are announced by
Virtue d Co., Of London, They ure to be
l,ro,,RJ,t out in t,ventv.fnnr numlu,rs. nnnrtn.
10 anl,scrii,ors nniv' nnd ,vfli hnv.s fnrfv-f,mr
sfn,i t.,'rravinvs III, nxm,nmI"s ~ ~ rit"r
wnrk. aI'd I'M .rnn,iGmts>
, Ohly -r'W plcIufcs were rceclVef ~ tld
iafis haloll t!tis year. Ihere were NUoo tle.
ll!nhdlnK atltlIlttunce. Mtnkncsy was not
nblt 10 llnlstl hts "CfnelnSln " ~ time; anti
t4a same intsfUrtunG befei! laus 3lnknrt. OF
vienna. Kenyon COX, gun Ut nx-ti0t. Coy,
gf ClhciiiItl, has pntnt NJ III the t'aflS
Salnll oi Iiis year, tnt!tieu ~Nlnnc g. nCse.
P.ris smercoMs S ",ftti ~ VII t,ts p ,ar's n.
Inn i,t';in,I"inHi" Inc M;r" ~ liz .|.,ynn yT< oirht
.S"uw Mn. III f:hirn1o ~" sou I'm oaIsc.,,
nm "'>' ~''@"So 0''"' '''''' =
WV
j. Y. a. Waru Illus flushed q sketc!l ~ clay
for THO prarosea statue Of Left the Norst-
tnatli the discoverer Of North ANterica, nc. :
e0rt!G1E 10 Norwegian history. II Il to stand
nl the trlatlgl. of ll'itf Ill rrnnt or tho B9ztoi!
Museum VI ftnt Arts. ALT. !. U. ApplntOn
ms Deeh clloSGli CHAIRMAN 0t inc GM1llltteg
0li Iand. Ine Flih %nhtet Is SaW,Uo, anu
tue amount now secured u $4,5u !.ett y tO
" or br0ilzc. le!hsettu, 10nG-i1cked. WITH u
stllft OIL inatI, n.ltl u lofF. aouble-llatldeu
sword. Tie Att!trhe Ii !nea'lt tn express
surprise nlld triumph. Tl!g light Of tll1
ltEuft n ~ ny e1KnC lrtt, anu u IS 10 SLafu IN
, 1881-05-07

Mr.. oiIphant co,,eeIyed n scheme for The
I...,s.tn.'s 1,.t.'s.,.. 'enao ~. sn1
colonization OF Palestine ny t1le opl'rcssS'l
jewish population OF Eastnrn Europe. las
plan reatls exceedingly well. Int sioes mt
see,n tn have been s,,ccessfullv cnrtieu iuto
nrnrttca fl. tha firas n,oco tho Tmrttsl,
f,""ar,,,',.,t n,"11 ~. r"I ,.Iu,aI l.. a.raat
noveF1.anent eoald @ nos ny lnaMce" 70 cIlect-
ond p,aco those who waro to be- the colontsts
do not nnpcar to hnyo bcun consulted, IIad
tile first objection been overcome. however;
the second would not prooabIy llava R1iloutad
to very much. The s.'ltan presented him
.,,,a avtir,,,,s;,o.; al, his cnIanIr, ao,'",ns
te ~, . .n.sss ~ ~ n'n IU.s' ss"u".s M
for tno tliao bclnR ny rnfaslltg ~ grant at
otllclal llcoltso for the establishment Ut l.is
lsraeit!sh commonwealth. Mr. Ollphant
has uono great deal, however, that
vii, ,notsrtaiiv 1,sstst INV futnra nttam nj II,
thn s",,,n 9itroc,inm f,r H., i,ua ti,nrnmri,w
and cnrefully explored tle co!irtry Of Ialcs,,
, 1881-05-07

FIR Sunday schoots: ~ -
IHE BEACON LIGHT t seuSsss's sssts? ase i ~ si
bs oESSy SSf o%ss "s IT, T. a. III ioff osf
{a91YY {a1.sSsIa Iaeud' diues for spccmon Copy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

A Cleveland merchant determined
70 send his son tor trip on the road
in the interests Of the house The
voong man was rather averse to going.
but his fathers per-uasions were ell
powerful, and he went lie was out
some ten days, and on bis return his
father anxiously inquired. well. my
hoy did you get many order~?' "Ye>
father" answered the new fedged
drummer; Il got quite number
Good exclaimed the delighted father.
knew you would succeed The
yong man grinned and answered:
Well, the first order | got was il
squash bog into mau's store
there aud he said cit onl 10 Buug-
willie 7 GOT my second order Thi-
time it was 'Skipr Ms third order was
'chnce yourself round Ny uezt or
der was 'scooi. and - Bat the old
gentleman hastily arose aud Kicking
his hopefnl's sample case across the
office. steruly commanded The young
mau 10 60 out and help jim load the
fruck.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

By some extraordinary effort Of a
highly wrought Imagination, the editor
of the Union City anchor has conceived
the idea that Union City is formidable
commercial! rival to Hickman II puts
Hickman, Columbus, Fulton aud Trenton
in n geographic bag, aud, like the Kiisen
ny cats, causes the fight to 90 on until
each is devoured, and Union CITY remains
the sole and undispated occupant. The
finishing stroke by which Union City i
to absorb everything, and wine out ali
competition. is to be given by the building
of n narrow gauge road 10 Reelfoot Lake
Well well, ambition is eommendable; and
il must be admitted tkat Union CITY has
grown TO be very respectable railroad
crossing, and that some of its citizens are
making commendable staggers toward
manufacturing; but how il is possible for
au interior point, subject in all things 70
the local freight rates, discrimin iiion,
aud exactiOns, of railroad monopolies, 20
leng successfully compete with river and
terminal points. like Hickman, passes the
comprehe Of practical business men,
and can never long exist except through
the blindness of Hickman business intet-
ests. As to the momentum of wealll
Of which the Anchor so learnedly dir
courses, Hickman, for twenty years, his
overshadowed all, and yet the towns naui
ed have continued to grow and flourish il
our face. Long may they continue 50
The retail trade in the future, as in The
past, will continue 10 seek its own accom-.
mediation at these several points, govern
ed by its own convenience and irSsrests.
The world, we hope, is big enough for
each and all of us, yet awhiel But, if
the Anchor man would really benefit its
business men, instead Of urging them to
the impracticable expenditure Of money
for railroad TO the lake, let il encourage
/ its few brave manufacturers TO cease con.
tending upon the unequal commercial
plane at Union Cay, load their little
dummy engines On the cars, and come to
! Hickman, where the great father Of
waters, with its hundred steamers, hold
ing railroad monopoles as a child IN its
grasp, with free. trade and exemption
from taxation, invites tsem to the mar
kets of the world, under equal rates with
any point in the United States.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

Our BUSINESS AND MARKETS
uncertain state Of the markets in all the
large cities last week, oeeasioned by the
war Of the hanks on The Government has
subsided without any serious breaks in
general commerce.. Cotton is the only
staple that is dropping, all other leading
products standing firm, or teading up
ward. Asto general merchandise, lead
ing journals think that country merchants
will be enabled TO buy their spring stocks
in the Eastern cities az least rs cheap rs
last year, with shade advantage in cot
ton goods. Ia the line Of notions, such as
trimmings, buttons, handksrchiefs, iaees.
and every manner OF light, fancy tricks,
% of which local merchants usually make
very large profits, the manufacturers are
reported overstocked, and there ought to
follow a fearful reduction i n prices. This
opens a fne field for CHEAP Johns oil
over the country.
The trade Of Hickman, with improved
weather aud roads, has materially i'm
proved in al departments. Business men
are in better humor aud more hopeful
CoRN-The receipts Of corn continues
large, and are much ahead OF che care OBJ
the railroad TO move it. Prices have al
vsnced 4 to cents in New Orleans, but
Hickman buyers think, freight consider
ed, Augusta, Ca, yet the better market,
and nine-tenths Of the shipments are
made south ever the railroad Augusta
pnys 7lc for white, sacked, 6Sc for mixed.
Hickman buyers pay zoe on river bank,
and 4Se delivered in depot New Orleans,
66a6Sc for prime yellow Moscow, aud
points on the Mobile road, are paying 45c
sacked, which is 2c more than Hickman
CorroN-There are only few scatter
ing bales being brought TO the market
probably not much in the country, and
that chiefly in the hands of sinners. The
quotations are dropping
Hickman-Siained ordinary, 7lc; low
miidling, 10; middEng, lie.
New Eork-Middling. II 9-I6.
New OrIeans-Good ordinary, 81; low
middling, lOt; midlling ll5c.
SEEDs-Fieid seeds have advanced in
upper river markets, but Hickman mer
chants authorize 6ls following quotations
Glover, red, S5.75aS6 90. Timothy, choice
$780, prime, 1925. Red Top, 75c to soc
Seed Oats, black and white 55aooc.
PorAroEs-EarIy Rose, $50. Peacl
Blow, Sl.00. Peerless, Sl.00.
MONEY AND BoNDs-rhere has been n
transaction in The matter Of money o
bonds this week in Hickman outside o
some advances to shippers on produce i
store There has been rush on III
part of a few, sued in the court next week
to compromise and pay up, but such term
/ are confidential between lawyer aud ell
I emit, and furnish no fair index TO the pric
of money. In NeE York U. 5. Is III
( AIS l1ls.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
Certain Cure Ior Coid.

From .rhi. and That Courier journal
\ Medical ioarasl tells hov QUE
ana, was cured Of cold. .ii. boiled
, anal. v,,,,gr9,I and b,-.hlonI TO
,,.,b.r AMI drank frsslv of the tea be
f,ra g,;n. ~ bed The next DIV he
~ f,a ,,.f- ,.t 3na kind al master
~, lis bre.s, .,orb-r under M. arm.
and ,til. anorher on his Llck Under
,dyice from an exusfiegr.d old lady
,a ,,oE IN ,be-, .f ritb an oyster
koirs in ,is ,it4r,o,n and slammed on
, mustard nsul,fee instead Then he
put some hot bricks CD bis feet and
went go bed. Next morning. another
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
Field SEED OF ALI KINDS,
Lime, Cement,
Land-Plaster,
STAPLES FANG, GROCERIES,.
BONpURANT & DREwRY.

nch4 BONDURANT & DREWRY-
j. West Powell. senior member OF
4he firm of Powell s Bro, returned from
Cincinaati, Tuesday. He contracted for
a new steam Touring mill while absent,
and the machinery and verything there
20 pertaining is TO be delivered in Hiek-
man by the lst of May. The new mill is
TO be of more capacity, better finish, and
more costly than frst contemplated. We
believed, when this firm obtained their
consent TO enter the mill business. that
they would net step short of the best
New CHURCH HoUsEs.-Our church
peopie are possessed of the spirit Of i'm
provement, aud we learn that three Of
our congregations have determined to
build new houses, the Methodists, Catho-
lies. and Christians, aud will very prob
ably build this spring and summer. The
frst named is the strongest denomination
in Hickman, and have very dilapidated
house to worship in. The present Catho-
Tic chHrch house could not well have been
more incon venie ntly located, and the cen.
gregation, very properly, desire to re
move it. The Christian congregation
have funds, almost enough, to build their
house, aud will build new, out and out.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
..gnsnn,ts,..n sAent,,e..y.

v tt1 O. % Zt0A 1etr
Tom Buford, of Kentucky. took
umbrage at the rulings of Judge uad
filed his exceptions ia the shape Of
bullet 10 the yital- IF the Offending
jurist. A plant jury found tine assas-
siu insane, and entered verdict Of
acquittal-
benjamin Deering editor Of a news
paper published at Lexington Ky, sx
ercised his rigkts OF free speech and
free press 80 far "a to comment, in his
Journal. on the ''insonity" Of the
murder and pliabiity Of the jury. fie
spoke as all men feel Who are not
directly interested IN the Bafsrds For
there il 90 question, ia the average
mind. thatthe klliiug of Judge Eiiiou
was a deliberate murder, for which
Tom Buford should have been hanged
by the neck until he was entirely dead.
Henry Butord. brother OF the 'tn
sane" assassin, did not approve Of the
comments OF Editor Deering any more
than Tom had approved Of Judge
Eliott's law. and having the examP c
of his brother a. an encouraging
precedent Henry Bniord on Frlds y
last, started out to fe bill of exeep-
lions 10 he approved He eutered
Deeriug'- Office, but the editor left be-
fore shooting o. s'abbing could be sue
ces~fully inauGuraied
These are The principal incidents Of
a drama that ought to be brought to a
close very soon. L. nav be that
Henry Buford is insane lie i, al
all events. crazy TO kill somebody
The best treatment far this malady l.
cold lead If the beiigerent Buiord
does not Immediately tone down and
behave like a civilized citizen. his in
tended victim will DO we'll to get th'
drop on him"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

IN On County Court II. c Bailey,
ndEe Seld every ID Monday in each
Month.
Fulton County Quarterly Court-lI. c.
Bailey. Judge, held 4th Monday in Jan
uarv. April July AMI October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS
Let pisirict-Esq. Donaho, 2d Saturday
in March, june, September and Decenf-
Der. ESQ Hammond, lst Saturday in
anne mouths.
"a Distriot-Esq Goar, 8rd Saturday in
iqrch. june, September and December.
,sa. Miles, 9TH Monday in same months.
8rd District-Esq. Reed, Bird Monday in
/ March. June, September and December.
/ ESQ. Mayes, 9Th Saturday in same months
4ih Distribution. Dickinson, lst Mon
/ iay in March, June, September and De-
oember ESQ. Baynes, 4ih Tuesday in
same months.
5fh nistrict-Esq Boaz, lst Wednesday
/ in March. June, September and December.
ESQ. Collins, 3rd Wednesday in same
months.
6th Dissrici-Esq Jones, 4th Wednes-
day in March, June September and De-
cember. ESQ. Thos. Bradshaw. "a Wed.
nesday in same months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04


'1N ERAL PRESIDENTS ELECT dur
Jug last half century have been sub
,e''eu while composing their respect
we cabinets to the opportunities Of
.s.hperanee and total abstinence con
:, "oents who wished the Secretaries Of
nc Treasury aud of the Interior and
'"e Attorney General. 10 represent
-. ,,T'r views as to the importation, dis
"ia'ion and official use in the army
'ua navy Of intoxica'ing drink. These
'aches, however have been changed
fongh the Influence of Mrs. Hayes
doubtless, and Genera Garfield is now
'ssaiied with petitions "to keep ale.
vine. and ardent spirits baaished from
me White House
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

Several causes combioed last week to
create a sensation in the New York
Stock Exchange increased pur
purchases of bonds By the Treasury
Department, the sudden cessation OF
national bank deposits for the retire
ment Of circulation, and later the az
pearauce OF a bank statement which
shows au unexpected margin Of surplus
reserves There we're some specula-
tioos 90 the probable failure of the
funding bill, as amended aud reamend
ed, to pass through both houses Of
Congress in four days. but the most
significant feature Of the situation was
rthe suddea pause in,proceedings by the
national banks toward locking up the
currency.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

\ brave boy, who kept twenty ln-
dians at hay, died of his woauds a.
Denver, Colorado, few days ago II
never happens that way in dime novel
of Indian warfare The brave boy, IN
the dime novel. would have kept twen
ty Indians at bay until there was not
IN Indian left to bay at him. and theb
he would have rescued aud married a
beautiful white captive. with long hair
kissed by The sunlight, ripe red lP-,
eyes of diam ,nds, a marble brow. and
a good -natured father worth $500, 0DO.
There is ton much reality ia the race
II Norristowu Herald.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
Taken UD

As 4 STRAY, by Jno A. Morrow, liv
= ing mile north Of Jordan station
on the Mobile 4 ohio Railroad. in Fulton
county, XIV, one pale red muly helfer
about , wears old, with small star IN fore
head anil some white under tie body
marked with spills in eaeh ear. No othel
marks or brands peroe.yablei which ap
praise AT Eight dollars
Also. one deep red yearling h"ifer ahou
> years old with some white under n
body No marks or hands pereelVaole
which apprAise at Eight dollars ,
Given under my baud. Jan. Sih, lSS!
feb1l-., W'B. GORE. J. P. F. c.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

CoNGREss adjourns to-day leaving
much important legislation uuaccom
plshed. The Appropriation bili-
were ell passed, which leaves less excuse
for calling an extra Session of the nee
Congress, though report has it that
Garfield will soon convene that
body.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

TUE Congress which expired to-day.
appropriated oDe hundred and ninety
appropriations any year for the past
twelve, was one hundred and forty fge
millions. We live in magnificent
Government, aud it takes money to
run il.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
STATE OFFICERS.


Covernor-Luke p Blackburn.
1t. GOVERNOR s. Cautrell.
Secretary of State-James Blackburn.
Assist. Sec. Of State-Thos. G. Harris.
State Auditor-Fayett Hewitt.
observation-disclosures ". Tate.
Attorney General-P- w Hardin.
Reki ter Land OGiee-AlVh. Sheldon.
SUD. 3ub. Insirnction-J. d. Pickett.
Stat. Priuter-Elvis Porter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
FoR TmE LEGIsLArrnE.

We are authorized to announce c. VI.
VAUGHN as n candidate for reelection
10 represent the counties OF Fulton and
Hickman in the Lower House of the uext
Kentucky Legislature.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
Local Items.

ReA-Short communications on pnhlic
questions printed-bHt not responsible
for sentiments or expressions Of CORES
pcndents-except where we refuse to give
name of author.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
jNITED STATS GOVERNMENT

Fresident-R. Is. Hayes.
Vice Presideut-Wm. A. wheeler.
Secretary Of State-Wm. a. EvariS-
Secretary Treasury sherman.
Secretary of War-tien. - Ramsey
Secretary Navy Thompson.
Secretary Iuterior-Carl Churz.
Postmaster General-Hornce Maynard
Attorney Geperal-Charles Deyens.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
COURIER QUERY BOX.

Questions or qnsrers soRcdea from a"V reeaer
of the COURIER. and paracHiT'g IRON
pupils IF Fulton County schools. ne"
question c1RRot BE- really aas'reFsf % '1,.1
Be printed erPeehHg some rfaes' 70 a''S''sf IT,
~ rsl;ojous or POLITICAL crgume1t, Or prop
osition ia mathematics admitted.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor-U 4. Tyler.
City Judee-George Warren.
CRY Auorney-C. IT. Wilson.
Cur Clerk-R Z. Millet.
City Treasurer-T. 2. Fortune.
Couucilmen-T n, French, A. 4. Far
is. c. L; Randle, W. b. Piummer,
". Buckner, II. s. Campbell.
City Marshal-Chas. Hackett.
Marketmastev-K. e. Millet-
Whsrfmaster--Cha Hackett
Civ Tax Coliector-R i. Nillet.
Sexton Peter George.
Dist. School Trnstees.-J. W German,
and Jno. ". Cowgirl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
Tohn G. Griffin,

NJ g nc ran t i al l o +.
sAs JUST REcEIVED BUTTERICK' :
IA Report of latest Fall and White
FasHi,gs. and a large lot Of samples o
French English ana Germa-, goods.
u .nflemen are invited to cali and ex
= septic
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

In is not possible for three people to
keep the same secret unless two of them
arc dead
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
CorRT or APPAELs.

PRYOR, Chief Justice; Thos. T..
Hargis, Thomas Hines, and - Cofer,
/ InAre-.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
raEGMN =

A A STRAY, by T. " Oakley, living
y two miles East of Hickman. tultol
county. Ky. on the 6th inst, ONE ia
MAR Z. aged about 8 years, having a sra
white spot in her forehead weak eyes
and about / hands high, but having ~
brand or other marks, aud which l ap
praise OF the value of 80 90.
Witness my hand THIS 18Th day Of Jan
nary 1881 J. W. MAYES,
ia3R J. ?. F. Z.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

Circuit Court copvenes next NJ onday
and we learn the docket is much the lsrg-
es. for several years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04


Talking with some gentlemen, to-day,
asserted that Oscnr Turner, member OF
Congress froE this District, was native
Ken,uckiau. another said he was Nir-
ginian. and yet another that he was born
in Louisiana. Whore WAS he born, and
what is his age? Is
he was horn in New Orleans, La, Feb.
8. 1925; and il, therefore, So years old.
Mr.. EprroR--I want 20 know how the
little words a re and @ are pronounced
Hearing such variance, please give the
correct pronunciation. 2nd. Whnt Is the
meaning % the word " Ensemble, Hnd how
Is il pronounced3 3rd How does The edi
tor OF the Courier manage TO pronounce
everything correctly?
lst. Are is pronounced as If spelled oEi
and 10 like too. Ensemble means the
whole ali the parts Of anything. Il is
pronounced "Aug-sam-bl. This Office
not being provided with accented letters,
cannot exactly show the pronunciation.
Bird. The editor does not manage to DO So.
His pronunciation is ofteutimes atrocious
TO educated ears
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04
Cnrnr TIorsE III. -. p.

Ian studying geography. hut papa asks
me some questioned bich can tnd no
answer on my map or in my book. know
live in the tow a.of Hickman. county Of
Fulton, AMI that Hick man i the county
seat but he asks me " hen the county was
formed. when the town, and who were the
first settIers2 Also, why was the lake
below Hickman called "Ree.foot Lake.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

T. D. Hayes, of Texsrksna. Texas,
some years ago clerk in the honse of II.
Buchanan, was visiting Hickman this
week. He is well pleased with bis Texas
home
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-03-04

VIII you, TO encourage some operatives
who have an ambition 10 some day embark
in business for themselves, ascertain the
actual amount of capital invested ia the
Kick man Furniture Factory. Wagon Fac
tory, and Hickman Oil Mills, each? We
ask from no idle curiosity. but hoping the
answer win encourage future enterprises.
Fe
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-09-20

HE was about six feet tall. with
dark hair AMI cain whiskers and talk
ell very pleasantly. 1t was mistake
to think Jesse james is the taller of the
two brothers he is not; Frank bears
that distinguished mark"
1T mas always been said that Jesse
James was the mysterious tall man
who stalked about with numerous
revolyers tucked away in his belt.
ard that Frank was he little fellow.
Yes. but that is not 50. | guess l
an the last man who has seen AMI
taIkei with Frank James, except his
frienis whom he visits, and | took u
good lo,k 1T him that night AT MIR.
Rals.o:i's and know what | am talking
about"
Mr.. Langhorn since that time has
o.:iciA;e.i rs deputy marshal, ana Is
one IT the most fearless men in the
c..:nty. ani his description Of Frank
Ja,ues can he relied upon and must
take precedence Of ali other stories
about his being a ''lit:le man.