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CIrUATlON NW.lNTED-BY \ LADY as
~ Typewriter. cashier, clerk; will n,nke herself
Etucrur useful 1t any kind 1T work. Stcuuy
soyre1lt ,.ute OF object thai, Aaary- Address
- ~ 10 bf
, 1881-10-09

I;7OR SALE-II1AVEA q GOOD SQUARE
II hox. enc-sp1inE top buggy; will sell ut bnrgaI''
n taI I1.H1
, 1881-10-09

EOR SALE-FERY- CIlEAP-A LOT
n second tnp uud upen bu.glcs. grocerx WAGONS.
etc; must cosa t.lom ouk as sumo price. l'3 West
Af1:
, 1881-10-09

TOR SALE-A STOCK OF DRUGS AND
Il medicines and fixtures ia Il thriving Seb!asSn
iowrl: and largest ana Gash tfaae ~
tlKill.S. Tribune Office.
, 1881-10-09

CITUATION WANTED-BI A YOUNG
lady OF good address, ne pen1uan. and weli auali-
ted keep books As bookkeeper Or ofdce-"ork All
dro.s trrfhuEs. 0J1sE.
, 1881-10-09

.SEUING WdCIz1Nf1o.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF tOon ~
~ yecona-hand singer sewhss- -maen'ne;s ;ai-,ny ~ nv
. eaJa; snscia!ty. ri TiiOMrsoSs. z1 "ahash-RF.
, 1881-10-09

MEAT MARKET FOR SALE-S75 BUS
AH-1 inoss per day: West Side: good reasons for
selling. Address q IS, Tribune ofice,.*
, 1881-10-09

THOR SALE-STOCk AND FIXTURES
Inc .ood cash business. Apply ut ~ siarket-st.
, 1881-10-09

EOK SALE-CIGAR STAND IN FIRST
Z class restaurant; south Side, without stock:
Ssil Address = !. TrIDune Office.
, 1881-10-09

NOR SALE-.A HEAVY TEAM HORSE,
L Sol a!,,. two Iiue Bull Niles. que : nnd une-@
wears old hath trUtters mt ~ West Westinghouse
, 1881-10-09

fTIIREE GOOD SECONDHAND STOVES
J. for sale very cheap: one pari0r. one bctiru,M
AtOye Ouu ct,uxtng; much used ut u Thirty -hlth
, 1881-10-09

r1TiIATION WANTED-BY A GIRL TO
n d. general housewosk or second work. Call 1T
r>5,Eh hurfR
, 1881-10-09

T1OK KSAIE-GROCEEY STORE IN ONE
H " the best locations on the West Side. u Erent
b. s.nin Ii taken Ill health *Je reason for
selling Will bear sricest investigation. Apply
N Il 4 itS Suuth l:rren-st
, 1881-10-09

CTOVES. STOVES, ALI. KINDS OF
- stoves the Garland Crown Jewel Meca, e.. s,l shn
OF a1l stoves, The wensson III szes' Ad l oLeTs Net,
time and lust us good new Ut less than hn!f price,
Cnli II HODGES N MOitK1SOS's. I'll Test Madison
ST.. before you purchase yOur rnnEe COOK or neal
ing stoves. Prices from s. nnd upwards All SOLD at
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OBITUARY.

In this county, four miles from Hck-
man, Sunday evening last, Mrs. DR.. II. ii.
Wilson, of consumption.
On the same day, in this county, 6 miles
below Hickman, at the residence of his
mother, Mr.. VIM. B1rker, of pneumonia.
Died, at his residence, in this county,
near Cayce Station, Feb, 18th, 1881, of
pneumonia, Mr.. JAMES V. CAsoS, son of
James and Martha CasOn. He was born
in the State of Alabama, May IL, 1858.
When a small hoy. his father moved to
this county, near where lac died. He was
a kind and obedicnt son. a good neighbor,
and was highly esteemed by those who
knew him On the 18th of September,
1880. he married Miss Mssuary Cruice.
Just before his death he called his father
TO his bedside, aud said; 81 will soon be
gone. and in the morning | want us all to
90 home together and stay one more light
there" During his illness he was often
heard praying for mercy. We tender our
heartfelt sympathy tie the bereaved fami-
ily. Let us hope that our loss is his eter-
nal gain At the request of his parents
the writer held service at the gravs.
T. X
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&c RTG

Flu on County Court Fl. c Bailey,
udge held every "a Monday in each
Month.
Fulton County Quarterly Court-H. c.
Bailey, judge, held 4th Nonday in jan
uary, April July and October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.
1st DistrIct-Esq. Donaho, 81 Saturday
in March, June, September and Deem
ber Esq. Hammond, LIST Saturday in
anne months.
% Districi-Esq. Gonr, Bird Saturday in
Iqrch. June, September and December.
ssa. Miles, 4th Monday in same months.
Bird District-Esq. Reed, Bird Monday in
March. June, September and December.
Esq. Mayes, 4th Saturday in same months.
4lh District--Esq. Dickinson, list Mon
day in March, June, September and De-
cember. Esq. Baynes, 4th Tuesday in
same months.
5th Dislrici-Esq. Boaz, Let Wednesday
in March, June, September and December.
Esq. Collins, 3rd Wednesday in same
months
9th Distriel-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes-
/ day in March, June, September and De-
eember. Esq. Thos. Bradshaw. "a We'd
nesday in same months.
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The editor of the Ohio Falls Err
press. colored mans paper, has been Wis
itiug Hickman, and thus notes his i'm
pressions:
ain geographical appearance, Hickman
represents Rome on her seven hills. with
n ravins between each so deep that if one
Of Barnum mules were to fall therein ,
the stepfather of Remus and Romulus
would never find his bones. scientific ally,
Hickman ranges from a ssfe-blower to
wagon factory; politically, rather Demo
cratically; commercially, she stands be-
yond comparison in puccorns, sobby wood
and sOre-eyed children; historically, she
will always be remembered for her lover 5
leap Ia place where couple jumped OF a
precipics fifty feet high and broke their
necks, because their parents opposed their
marrying Socially, her Kindness ex-
tends from the sympathies of an Impair
tial magistrate to the Ku- Klux Khan; re-
/ ligiously, she is a regular stem winder IN
the shop for repairs till the picnic season.
Nevertheless, dramatically she is super
lativeiy feminine, of the persuasive mood
one would think from the lovely cards
several gents, including myself received
/ on January /, 1891, asking, il we were
not otherwise engaged, that we would
permit those lovely creatures to accom-
pany us to the U. b. F.'s festival
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A CAR u.

Editor Courier:-win you permit me,
through your paper, to express to the
good people of Hickman, who showed
heir kindly and substantial sympathy to
myself and family, on the occasion of the
destruction of my house aud contents by
FIRE, my sincere and grateful thanks.
received from these friends Sl4S so in
money, besides many other acts, accom-
modations, and kind words. For all Of
which am sincerely grateful. | cannot
gives names, but each are inscribed in my
heart and the affections of my family
Respectfully, ]. d. MrLLARD.
HICKMAN, KY, March 10, 1881.
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The river continues to fall at live

The river continues to fall at live
ly rate.
Mrs. Boiling, wife of Rev. W. T.
Boiling, died in Catlettsburg, KY, Feb.
llth.
Miss Biddie Gilmore, Of Union City,
was married, last week, to Mr.. s. W. R.
Haley, Of Nashville.
The river bank continues to fall 10
at New Madrid. The warehouse Of I. II.
Digges fell in last week.
Chss Reed, Democrat, was elected
Mayor Of Padurah by 265 majority over
Henry Houston, Republican.
Charleston, Mo, has FIVE saloons,
and they pay 81 ,2O5 each per annum for
license. The "fellers' must pay pretty
dear for their whisky.
1t looks like old times to see Judge
a. r. Boone on the beaeh again. Would
that Kentucky had all such pure and up
night men on the bench.
We are glad to note the reappear.
ance Of the Fulton H,dez. Mr. Hugh NJ
Saunders is now sole editor and proprie
tor. He is most worthy young man, an
deserves success.
The Rev. n. P. Ramsey, p. f, vii
preach at the Methodist Church Satur da )
night. After services the Quarterly Con-
ference business will be transacted. The
usual services on Sunday.
Mr. d. L. GOLDBERG left for the East.
ern cities last Nsa day, and win purchase
the largest and most complete stock o
Watches, Jewelry, and.Fancy Goods, evei
brought to Hickman. mchll-2t
Prof. B. c. Caldwell, whose schoo
was dismissed, indefinitely. because o.
his sickness, respectfully announces Il
his patrons and puPi1s that regular exer'
cises will be resumed next Monday morn.
ing.
The residence Of Mr. Hervey Will
son, four @iies from Hickman, was de
ptroyed by FIRE Saturday morning last
Nothing was saved except trunk anC
one feather bed. The FIRE caught in the
cook room. Insured for about $500.
A sumber Of physicians, druggists
and citizens Of Fulton, are attending Cir.
cult Court, this week, as witnesses, SC
in local option cases. The expression
from Fulton appears to be very pronounc
ed in favor of the repeal Of this law.
We learn from Powell & Bro. that
they have declined putting up their new
saw mill for the present, because it would
conflict vith their Touring mill machine
ry, which they wiz put up this spring.
They expect to put the saw mill up next
fall.
We learn from the OJion Neacs that
the Furniture Factory, at Troy, Tenn,
formerly owned and run by the Crockett
Brss., has been recently purchased by the
6rm of Lancaster, Walker & Wright, and
will hereafter be known as the Western
Furniture Factory
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WE have Just received two hundred
samples Of Spring Csssimeres from the
old, reliable tsilors, Devlin s. Co., New
York. Suits measured to order at low
prices A At guaranteed or no pay. Call
and see for yourselves.
meLiI-2t PLAUT BRO S co.
ELI PERKINS IN HICKMAN NEXT
MosDAr AND TUESDAY NIaHrs.-Mr. Mel
willie d. LandOn, (Eli Perkins) lectures in
che Baptist Church next Monday and
Tuesday nights. Subject-"The Philoso-
ply Of Fun, and The Perkins Family"
From the high reputation of the distin-
gui:hed lecturer, our people may expect
humorous, interesting, and instructive
treat, digni6ed instruction with fun, and
in a scholarly manner. The leading prints
OF the day describe his lectures as chaste,
elegant and scholarly, aud yet his orig
inal wit, indescribably- quaint and funny,
never fail to keep his audiences in roars
Of laughter. He is the original of "his
sisters, his cousins, and his auats," and
we hope they win all turn out Monday
night. He may also give some of his ex-
the Exterior, SO. Tickets for sale of
Frenz's, and also at Cowgiirs.
CIRCUIT CoURT-The Fulton Cir
cult Court convened Monday. His Honor
Judge Grassland, being absent on account
of sickness, the bar elected Hon. A. R
Boone, of Graves, Judge pro TEN. Judge
Boone presided Monday, instructing th'
Grand Jury, &C., but was taken sick Mon
day night, and Hon. C. L. Randle ha
since been occupying the bench. Mr.
Chas. Thomas is present, faithfully rep
reseating the State. The following citi
zens compose the Grand Jury for thi
term:
w. L. McCutchen, foreman; J. ]. Will
bingham, ID. J. Murchison, Jno. S. Bondu
rant, C. Ii. Clayton, W. d. Hutchinson
J. F. Fuqua, b. F. Easley, j. F. Bushart
Robt. Noieu, S. J. Hoonan. w. NJ. Nseks
G. NJ. wilburn, C. Ledwidge, W. Handy
and Alex. Brady
The entire term Of the Court has bee
engaged in the trial of Commonwea
cases, and chiefly whisky cases, for tn
violation of the local option law. or thi
class Of cases, IL indictments have bee
called, ii were failures to acquit and
hung jury. There are yet large numbe
Of this class Of cases on the docket to
tried this Court
Nose MoNeely, for house breaking, wa
given 4 years in the peniteutiary.
The Commonwealth vs.. d. NJ. Wade, fc
disturbing religious worship, the accuse
was honorably acquitted.
The suit of certain citizen tax payer
10 compel the county Magistrates to bui
q bridge across the obion, was set for ii
4tb day Of this term, but was not reaches
1t will be tried next week, il some steE
are not taken TO continue. We find III
people of the county, generally, desirou
of seeing the question settled by th
Court.
Court will no doubt be in session th
whole Of next week.
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"a GbEEGEq

Ny school having increased until I have
more pupils than l can attend properly,
l nave employed Mr.. Ed. Mars as assist
ant thanking the people of Hickman
Tor 'heir liberal patronage, we solicit a
continuance of the same and an increase
oil our numbers until we have a sufficient
mum Der to justify two teachers.
mehll J. II. SAUNDERS.
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GROCERIES.
BACON, sides l2ctsi shoulders 9otsi hams

BACON, sides l2cts; shoulders 9ctsi hams
l25ots.
CHEESE, I2a14c per pound.
COFFEE, Rio, 16a20 per 10.
CRACKERS, 7a9o per 10.
COAL OIL, % per gallon.
CANDLES, star, l5aI6c per III.
FLOUR, Hickman Mills, $3.50.
MOLASSES, 40a soc per bbl; G0cts per
half barrel.
LARD OIL, S1.00 per gallon.
LARD, l0cal2Ic per 10.
GUNPOWDER, $3.50 per keg.
BLASTING POWDER, $50 per key.
SODA. 5a6 per lb. by the keg
SUGAR, brown, SaS1c, hard 123a14c.
SHOT per bag, $2.25.
STONEW ARE, 10per gallon.
TOBACCO, manufacd per ID. 40a60c.
SALT-sack salt, 81 80, fine, SEQ; bar
rel, $3.50 TO Sl.75.
HARDWARE, ETC
CASTINGS 3a5c per 10.
IRON, bar size, pc per III.
PLOW STEEL, SC per III.
PLOW STEEL WINGS &c per ID.
IRON AXLES, sc per lD.
MAILS. 1913 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS, Doc per ID
STEEL, cast NJ. 3 A 20a2jc.
STEEL PLOWS, Sal24c per Id,
HUBS, 81 25a2.25 per sett.
PLOWS Hertweck. Baltzer & Knoerr,
Steel Plows, No. /, $500; No. ,, 500;
No. 3, $3.50; No. I, $500.
Baltzer's patent one horse Plow Sc 90, ex-
ira pillow moulls SOD each. Cotton
scrapers same.
Powell Y Bro, from various factories, one
horse plows. S5.00as.0J; two horse
pows S6.00al6,00.
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Hon. G. VI VAUGHN, candidate for
re. election to the Legislature, addressed
the people of this county, at The court
house, Monday. His speech was altogether
devoted to the doings Of the session OF
the Legislature of which he was n mem
Der. lie asked the people to investigate
his conduct as Representative, and also
his character as man. lie alluded to
criticisms of his course which had appear
ed in the Fulton paper. He said petitions
from Fulton had asked him to have the
local option law repealed so far as it APP
piled to that town, but he had declined TO
comply with their request. His reasons
for refusal were: lst 1t was voted by
the people of the entire county, and he
thought it unfair to repeal its application
to the town of Fulton, or any other specia Al
locality, without the voice Of the entire
county. He said he was in favor of tenn
perance laws, his own judgment was
against their repeal, and being upon the
side of morality, temperance and chris
tianity, and having five sons who might
he tempted by the monster evil, he could
not and would not, for a thousand Offices,
seek or accept an office upon any other
understanding. Nevertheless if the peo-
pie of the entire cor ty who voted the
law wanted now TO repeal it, he would
obey their instructions. This part OF
Vaughn's speech WAS highly satisfactory
to the temperance people. Vaughn has
no opposition, aud, therefore, we took no
notes as to the particular point Is in his
speech.
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city OFFICIALS.

Mayor-H a. Tyler.
City Judge-George Warren.
City Attorney-C. II. Wilson.
City Clerk-R. f. Millet.
City Treasurer-T. p. Fortune.
Councilmen-T NJ, French. A. 4. Far
is, C. L. Randle, W. p. Plnmmer,
W r Buckuer, II. s. Campbell.
City Marshal--Chas. Haekett.
Mark tmaster-R. L. Millet.
Wharfmaster--C has. Hackett.
City Tax Collector-R. f.. Millet.
Sexton Peter George.
Dist. School Trustees. VI German,
and Jno. w. Cowgirl.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-Luke p Blackburn.
1t. GOVERNOR 5. Cnntrell.
Secretary of State-James Blackburn.
Assist Sec. of Staie-Thos. q. Harris.
State Audiior--Fayette Hewitt.
Treasurer-James w Tate
Attorney General-P- w Hardin.
Reki ter Land Offiee-Alph. Sheldon.
Sup Pub. Instruction.. d. Pickett.
Stats Printer-Elvis Porter.
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COTNTY OFFICERs.

County Judge-H. c. Bailey.
County Clerk.-Jno. A. Wilson.
Sheriff-W. {. Johnson.
Circuit Court Clcrk-T NJ. French.
AssessOr-Jas. Cooper.
County Attorney-A d. Kingman.
Jailer-Frank Thomasson.
Master Commissioner-J. A. Wilson.
County Surveyor-Robert Mcdonnell.
Coroner
Circuit Judge-Eiward Grassland.
Commonwealth Atterney-C Thema'
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Taken Up

ASA STRAY, by Jno. A. Morrow, liv-
"A ing | mile north of Jordan Station,
on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad in Fulton
county, Ky, one pole red muiy heifer.
about 2 wears old, with small star in fore
head, and some white under the body
marked with split in each ear No Other
marks or brands perceivable, which ap
praise NJ Eight dollars
Also, one deep red yearling heifer, ahou'
2 years old. with some white under th'
body. No marks or brands pereeivaole
Given Under my hand. Jan. Sth, 1881.
feb1I-St W. b. GORE. J. p. F. C.
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FoR THE LEGIsLAruRE.

We are authorized to announce C. NJ.
VAUGHN as q candidate for reelection
60 represent the counties of Fulton and
Hickman in the Lower House Of the uext
Kentucky Legislature.
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER UFFIcE. I
FRIDAY, March II, 1881. J
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ETC.

PORK, 41ca5c.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples 81 to 8 cents;
Peaches 81 to - cents.
WHEAT, market active 90aSl.O 90 per bush.
MEAL, 60c from wagons
BEES wax, zoe per III.
HIDES, green, &c; dry sa'ted, lie; dry
flint, l5c.
WOOL, 4Oa45c per H., tub washed I'M
washed p tO30 cts.
FEATHERS, 35a40c per H., prime.
TALLO ". &c per 10.
BUTTER, fresh, zoe per III.
POULTRY, Spring chickens $780, old
s. 00a2. % per dozen.
EGGS, 8 10 Toe per dozen.
BARRELS Cypress Molasses Barrels,
Sl.50; iron bound Sl.60. Flour 451ts.
Apple and Potato 35c. Kraut aud Pickle
Stands Use to $3.50. Cypress Kegs, iron
bound, 10 gals, coo; Oak, soc.
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MARRIED.

this county,
on the 2nd inst. at the residence of the
brides mother, by Judge Il. C. Bailey,
Mr.. EDWARD c. INGRAM, of Sikeston,
Mo, to Miss ELLA f. CALDWELL.
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Local Items.

D1A- short communications on public
Questions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments or expressions OF CORES
peudents-except where We refuse to give
name Of author
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TsKEN TgD

A A STRAY, by Z. ". Oakley, living
n two miles East of Hickman, Fulton
county. KY, on the 9Th inst, ONE BAY
MARE. aged about years, having a smal
white spot in her forehead, weak eyes
and about IA hands high, hut having no
brand or other marks. and which ap
praise at the value OF S21.O0-
Witness my hand this 18th day OF Jan
nary 1891 j. w. MAYES,
io2S j. p. F. Z.
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OuR Manners ANp Brs1NEss 4

Our MARKETS AND BUSINESS -
Hickmsns business interest has not been
lively this week. The iroopy, dull, dead
prices for cotton has discouraged the farm
ers and ginners from bringing in what
little cotton there yet remains in the ter
riiory trading at Hickman. The burning
of the Hickman Oil Mills has demoraIized
trade, and particularly the large cotton
seed trade which the mill had built up
here. Most of our home ginners had
are not much hurt for their remainder
will be readily sought by farmers for
planting purposes. There is a reasonable
certainty that the Oil Mill will be rebuilt
in time to handle this years crop.
The corn trade holds firm to former
quotations, and the railroad wharfboat
and depot is crowded with lots awaiting
shipment. Hickman buyers are paying
40c on the bank, and 43c delivered in
depot New Orleans, yellow prime corn
in good demand at 62a63c. Tie Atlanta
price is given us at Tic.
CoTroN Cotton is dull and dropping in
all the markets, caused in this couatry
by the low prices and fun receipts in
England. New York, middling, llIal15c
New Orleans, good ordinary, &c; low mid
ding, %; middling, lo8. Hickman prices
scarcely worth giving, because the scat
tering bales coming in aud the low quail
ty, scarcely warrant reliable quotations
Cur prices ranging from to lOc
FURs AND Wool are on general de
cline, with prices lower than last week.
Such things will do to hold awhile, but if
you must sell, all we can promise for
Hickman buyers is, that they win give
you the best prices the market allows on
the day you bring.
SEEDs-Field seeds have advanced in
upper river markets, but Hickman mer-
chants authorize the following quotations;
Glover, red, S5.75aS6 co. Timothy, choice,
$3.50; prime, 1928. Red Top, 75c to soc.
Seed Oats, black aud white, 55abOc.
PorAroEs-Early Rose, Sl.50. Peach
Blew, S1.O0. Peerless, SIO0.
For other matters our regular table will
give a fair estimate.
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Judge Steele, of Fulton; Meesrs.
Rich Darnell aud Mr.. Lowe. Of TiptonviIie;
A. R. Boone and Sam Grassland, of May
field; and Jacob White, of Clinton, are
among the visiting attorneys attending
the Fulton Circuit Court.
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COURT OF APPAELs

--- Pryor, Chief Justice; Thos. F.
Hargis, Thomas Hines, and - Golfer,
Judges.
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25cts Lower than the Lowest.
have no clerk expensss-no store rent
and pay cash for all ny Groceries, and,
therefore can sell as cheap as the cheap
est. Best brands of Wittenherg and Lone
Star Flour, . cents cheaper than the low
est. JOHN WHITING.
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UNITED STATS GOVERNMENT.


rresident-R. Il. Hayes.
Vice President-W A. Wheeler.
Secretary of State-Wn. A. Evaris.
Secretary Treasury-John sherman
Secretary of Warden, - Ramsey.
Secretary Navy Thompson.
Secretary lnterior-Carl ChurZ.
Postmaster General-FlorAce Maynard.
Attorney Charles Devcns.
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CLINTON ST., HICKMAN, KY.
Having just fitted up neat STA VING
SALOON in the room next door to Hol-
combe's Drug Store, ! am prepared to nc
commodaie every one in need of Shaving
Hair Cutting, Dyeing Shampooing, or
in anything in the Tonsorial line
ChiIdren's Hair Cutting n Speciality !
Having had long experience, feel con-
fident of giving satisfaction, and solicit a
share of public patronage.
Shaving, IOefs; Hal Dressing. 25cts
oct8 CHAS. ELW ARD.
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ABE JONES,

the young colored bog burned in the lint
room, was plainly visible through the
flames the night OF the FIRE, but could not
be reached until Saturday evening, when
it was taken charge of by the proper off
GERS, and buried He was from Mobile,
Ala, and known to but very few Hickman
colored people.
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John C. Griffin,

Nero hant i a 10 T.
"As JUST RECEIVED BUTTERICK's
II Report of latest Fall and Wintei
Fashions. and a large lot of samples o.
French English and German goods.
q Gentlemen are invited to call and ex
Il. sept26