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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
.Ass =
Leave Baltimore and Holiday streets as follows
BALTIMORE TO wAvERLY.
Al Csc. land T.30A. NJ. Every fifteen minutes
from 7.30 10 1880 A. NJ; every thirty minutes
from lose A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ; every ffteen min
uies from $50 p. N. to $50 p. NJ at $780, ioss and
ti.3O =. NJ.
wAvERLY TO BALTIMORE.
Al go and $50 A. NJ. Every fifteen minutes
from $50 TO $50 A. NJ; every thirty minutes from
$50 A. N. to I.5O 2. NJ; every fifteen minutes
from l.So p. ". TO $50 p. NJ; at $50, $50, $50
and 1850 p. u.
BALTIMORE TO G0vANsT0wN.
Every haifhour from ESQ A. NJ. to $50 r. NJ, and
at $50, 1889 and 1i.3o p. ~.
G0vANsTowN TO BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from 9 A. NJ. TO $50 p. ~, and
at $50 and 1890 p. NJ.
BALTIMORE TO T0wsONTOwN.
At haifpast each hour from $50 A. NJ. TO $50
p. NJ, and AZ la.3e and II 20 p. ~.
T0wS0NTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from "A. M. to 10 p. NJ.
To Western Maryland depot, fare cents.
To Greenmount Cemetery, fare cents.
To Charles Street Avenue, BY Cars on North
Avenue, connecting with Hampden, Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare cents.
April l5,s2y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

Leare North trenme Station
Az $50. $50 and li.3o A. NJ, and go, $50, sIo,
SEQ and it.t0 p. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Field & Garden Seeds
Our stock Of Seeds are from the most reliable
growers-fresh aud true 10 name.


GriGith q Turner'S Animal Bone Phosphate.
Griffith 4 Turner'S Amoniated Bone Phosphate.
Griiith a Turner'S Alkaline Plant Food.
GriHith 4 Turner'S Raw Bone.
Bakers Dissolved Bone.
Singlun-s Dissolved Bone.
Turner'S Excelsior and Phosphate.
Iiollouay's Excelsior aud Phosphate
Listers and whitciock's Phosphaief
Peruvian aud 0rchilla Guanos.
Plaster, &c., &c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01

ROASTED COFFEE quickly becomes tough and
parts with iis aroma and sbsorbs Impurities when
exposed TO the air. To efeetunlly preserve the full
strength and aroma Of Coffee. We pack u ungFound
Immediately after roasting In 10 OF. net weight
TIN-F0IL Packages (for which We have the ex-
elusive Patent for the United States on Roasted
Coneelr by which Il Il more perfectly IiERMETI-
CALLY SEALED than In any package offered 10
the public. Thus Il IL rendered impervious TO the
action Of damp weather aud the violating effects
Of hot weather, and will retain lie fine qualities
and JaH strength unimpaired In any climate, on
and or sea, for years. [Jan.2I, 's2y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Baltimore and ohio Railroad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
TO take .gsef Nay 2isf, lss2.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
A. N.
I.so tchicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, Fast Rx.
4s0 Washington and Way Stations iva. Mid
land Southwest. Richmond, via Quantico.)
$50 Ellieott City and Way Stations.
go Washington and Way Stations.
us Washington and Annapolis Express.
$50 staunton. Valley and Stations on Me,ropol.
itan Branch.
7.so Piedmont, strasburg. Winchester, Hagers-
town, Frederick and Way. Via Main Stem.
ION Sunday to Ellieott City oniy.)
$50 Washington and Way Stations.
$50 tSt. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Columbus,
Pittsburg and Washington Ex. (Riehmond
and the South via Quantieo.)
1850 Washington and Laurel Express.
Pm.
l2.ls Washington, Annapolis and Way Stations.
1.se ton Sunday only for Washington and Way.
l.3o Ellicott City and Way Stations.
$50 Washington and Way Stations. (Richmond
via Quantieo, except sunday.l
400 Washington Express. Stops at Annapolis
Junction, Laurel and Hyatisviile.
$40 Winehes'er. Hagerstown, Frederick and Way.
500 Washington. Annapolis and Way Stations.
SO Frederick aud Way Stations.
go Martinsburg and Way Stations.
6.2s Washington and Way Stations.
100 tPittshurg. Cleveland aud Detroit Express.
900 tst. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, washington
and columbus BIZ. IVA. Midland, Lynch
burg, Danville, South aud Southwest.l
eos ton Sunday only for Mt. Airy and Way.
Ills Nc. Airy and Way Stations.
Leave for Metropolitan Branch 7.30 A. NJ, 30
and 2.so p. NJ; for Rockville to.so A. ~.
All trains stop at Relay, except i.30 A. NJ.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
SOC, fe.so. J.ts, sis, tsoo, 1o.ee A. NJ, 1910,
tlss, t12o, taco. sse, l.se, ts.ts, roc. s.ie.
tess, 11.3oP. n.
fDsiiy: tsusasy only. Other train, daily ssusps
Sunday.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-07-01
Railroad Time Tables.
M4NsZ...SE
Baltimore and Delta Railway.
TAEisG ErrEcr MAY l5ru, At Goo A. u.
Daily Trains, Except Sundays.

Al G.oO 500 and 1880 A. NJ, and 1880, Sis, SIS
100 and 1889 r. ".
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
Tne AtkInsons.
Yours Trudy,
uso. WAsRRE
Special to the American,


MEMFEn, May l5.-Last July, James
Atkinson and his father, Appleton Askis-
soa, murdered tbs wifs of James AtkInssR
fer which they we're arrested, tried, con
victsd and sentenced TO death. They both
succeeded in usking their escape from
jail in PemiscotI county, Aissosri, whore
the crime WAS eommitted. The two COZ
denned men were pursued by VIII j.
Hudson, au officer OF PemiseOtt county
who was assisted by j. h. Hutchinson, Of
the river mail service. This Atkinsons
were found May Z, near Trinity, La, on
Black river. HuchInson walked boldly
into the roems where the two men were,
and de aandsd their surrender. Old man
Atkiussu threw up both hands and was
handcuRed by Hutchinson. James AtkiH-
sen said he would surrender, TOO, bHt
while Hutchinson uAs Handwriting his
father, elippsS into the adjoining room,
seized = shot gun and fred both barrels at
Hutchinson. Ths contents, sixteen buct :
shot, euiersd the body OF Hutchinson,
from the effects OF which he sosn died, but
not bofors he shot aud killed old man At.
kinsOn, who, slthough handcudsd, wastry
ing TO get away. James Atkinson, after
shsoting HuIchiuson, made his sscape in
dueout, barebeAded and bArsfoOtsd. A
SherIff's psssss we're in pWrsur Of him
when last heard from, with every prospec,
Of sfeeting his capture. The above facts
we're gained from officer Hudson, who re-
turned to Pemiecottt county To-day.
Hstshinson was well known along The
river, between here sad 81. Louis, as mail
agent on the ST. GensvisVs.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

Tstbe many frissds, individually sad
eslisciively, Whs 30 kindly and braVsly
gave helping had towards ssviHg my
faraiiure, &e., on the aight d the recent
are, rsturA che sincere hanEs OF =
grateful heart. Every hing vas saved,
ssd considering the circumstances, com
psrstiysly ne dasaEs. A. any rate,
damage or no dsmsss, it giEW ns mora
kiAdly feeling towards my hllsw kind
10 realise that So many neigh bsrs aAd
friends are ready TO brave isngsr and
hardships in behalf OF my ipafsEts Ts
sae and all, my beat thanks; and IL ever |
hAd Que Of ySu in like distrsU, take nay
had fer = foot ball, IL | sHd 81 the little
fA.ily, don's de all in our pSsr, to hslp
yea.
YourS Trudy,
uAo. WAsRRH.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
Red Coal Oil $50 test oRly zoe and
Elaine, 25c gal, at Fortunes drug store.
Milk as Cause Of TubefcuIous
Diseases,

1t seems that a considerable percent-
are of the COWS in dairy farms through
out the country are infected with tnber-
oulous disease, and the milk from animals
so affected has been found to propagate
the disease in other animals, for example,
PIGS. Boiling does not render it innocu-
ous. May not this be one cause of the
spread of tubercle among the human
species, and particularly the population
of large cities? Children are very
largely fed on cows milk, and the class
of maiadies which have known connec-
ton with the formation of tubercular
deposit in the varioiis organs of the body
is undoubtedly increasing 1t is not a
philosophic conclusion that the young of
one species can he safely or naturally fed
ON the milk of another. This is OBJ
yiously grave question to raise, and we
raise it with full sense of responsibility.
If it can be shown that the feeding of
infants on milk of the cow, and the ex-
tensive use of that commodity as an
article of diet is perilous error, the in
ference must be grave indeed.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

singular tragedy occurred in Louis
VILE last Thursday. The vile OF Lewis
Newton, an engineer on the L. & N. Rail-
road, poisoned little four yeAr-old son Of
J. v. Slnsser, formerly foreman Of the l.
L. N. Roundhouse. and then took poison
herself. The CHILD died. Newton came
hons and discovered his wife; sent for =
doctor, and she 10 recovering Before
taxing the poison, Mrs, Newton wrote =
note telling whsrs to hnd the burial
clothes already prepared. and saying il
~as s-hard 20 leave good frisnds.1 The
4 theory first advanced was that Giusssr,
who now lives in Memphis, q few days
ago married a second wife ant desired to
take the child, which had ben letf 10
charge Of Mrs Newton sine his first
wife's death; that the though Of partin z
with the boy gave Mrs. N. such xrief that
she resolved TO "bs united in Heavsa'
/ with the boy-by giving him poison and
taking IL herself. The ssconi story is
that Mr. SlusssF and Mrs. Newton had
for long time sustained Improper rsla =
lions, and on hearing that SlusssK Wat
! going TO marry, in f Of jsalousy and
revenge, the woman resolved TO kill her.
self and Slusssrs child. Shs is vet IN
der the influence OF the drug and talks in
an incoherent manner, her husband il
overrhelued with trouble; and Slusser
who is now ia Louisville, is undsra grsai
J dspressisn-- The case is sad ilIustra
tion OF the weakness Of humn nature.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
DIED


Ia this sounty, en- the 18th inst, of oS
strne tion or the bowels AFR. Howell p
Grsvss, in ths So ysarof his age.
Tie wac bera'in Garrett county, Tenn
Dee 9th, 1919, and abont tusaiy-6vs
ears age msvsa to this county, where he
has since resided. Among these who
have sbtainsd LEGAL p rominence by earn
ing thsir bread by this sweat of the brow,
he ranked not least. He seemed 10 de
light in the work. and his preferences Of
all was that Of falling the monsrohs sf the
forest and nfiiizinE thea in many ways
Csntinusd labor OF this kisd and e1psr
fences incidsnt thereto, sspsrinduosd
disease which nsdisaI skill esuld not re-
Isvs. Mr. Graves was IA useful sitizss
and highly respected
Possessing happy and genial dispssi.
tisn, he made those associated with hin
feel a pieasnre in his society. which snly
those endowed wifh sueh attributes can
renasr lie generous 20 a fault, aad
trus IN his friendships. Nc leaves wild.
ou and three chiidrsn t. lamsat the less
Of kind snd indnlgsnt husband aai faith
er May they bear their ssrrow with
fsr.itpds snd sRdssvsr to iritsts through
sut the masy virinss Of their deceased
friend, hushaad-fathsr. This simple
trihufs--set that il will reach the soul
Of the dsad-is paid to the memory Of an
old and trIsl friend.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
The Violin.

Not so many years ago, it was oonsid-
cred highly improper for ladies to play
the violin. But now--at least in Eng
land-all this has changed. There is
scarcely family of girls in the upper
not at least one who plays the fiddle; and
In one household there are six daughters,
all of whom are violinists. Female fid-
dlers play In the orchestra of the Royal
Academy. and In that of the National
Trimming School of Music, and it Is no
uncommon sight in the London streets
to see a girl carrying her fiddle in its
black case 1t seems to be an instrument
peculiarly fitted for wonaans delicate
manipulation.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

AagsoF g tN6 JeaTtof.
Permit as, throsgh the esluEns Of ysur
paper, to return eur sincere thanks to
the naay frisnds wks N Eobly and
bravsIy helped to save eur property from
destruction by the FIRE, Saturday night
last. Tasrs were SO many, whs thus gsi-
lsntly helped US, that it would be inpss-
sihls to individuaiize. Te one and ali,
accept our most sinssre and hesrttait
thanks Respectfully,
HERTWECk, BAE13ES & CO.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
Rr uniYcr.aI Accord

sYER's ERrlrARTft .Pii< ore tie best of all pure
tives for family fhey are the product oi i'iS
hborolIs and successful chemical igatIon Ah'
their extensive use, hy physicians IN Their prAcile
and by all evi e,ltnations, proves them the ~
aud Most chectil pursatiys Ptll that nedlea scis
81, devise Being parely vegetable nd harm can
arise FROM theit use In intrinsic value add cur
tive powers no other Pills tan be compared viii
them, and every person. knowing thelr Flrtues, -
employ them when needed. They keep the system
IA perfect order and maintain ia healthy action tit
" hole machinery of lie. oitid searching ana ei
fectual they are especially adapted 10 the needs a
thesiSestive apparatus, derangei n's OF which TRES
nreveat aud cure IL timely taken. They are the
hest aud safest physic 10 enapioy Sr gpiIdr-h an
weakened constitutions, ~hezs - i'd hot snectda
Athartie is require !.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

lhAuAsI and BFokfrI
Would it not be wise for the gsnilsman
bnlling wheat and corn to consider the
high prices at which thsss ssrsais are
selling, and the enornou crop seen to be
harvested We are of the opinion that the
States of Kentucky, Tsnnsssse, Georgia,
Alahams, Missssippi.l Arks etc, will
not o.ly have snough-ts supply their own
wants this year, but will also hsvs some
to sell to fsrsign seunlriss. We have
very late infor rnafisn (telegrams) from
Missouri. Kansss, Illinois, Indians, Ohio,
Wisconsin and Minnssota, all pointing to
a large increase ef acreage and ans1csll :
ed condition. Dispatches state the crop
IL three weeks earlier thaa iast year.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
The s.noriaxis going

Inc isIIo"tHB Is EoIH8 Fhs Iouhds II
the nsuspapsrs. 1t is wsrth invsslisa-
tioa.
Takes strip OF paper or card board
thirteen inches long and FIVE inshss wide,
thus giving surface of sixty Ave inshss.
New cut this strip disgoRally, as true as
you can giving two pieces in the shape of
a triangle. Now measure exactly hvs in
ehes from the larger cad Of each strip
aud cut in Two pisces Tsks the striPs
and put thsn into the shape OF an exact
q.ars, andtt will appear 20 be just sight
in shss each way, or sixty-fsar sq1ars in
ohss-s loss of one square iaeh of super
Of surface.
Tn. question is what becomes Of that
inek
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

20 REBUILD AxD CONTINUE BUEISEss.
We are very glad 20 state that fAiS cid
reliable, we'll known, and popular firm OF
Hertusek, Baltzsr & Co, notwithsisndiss :
their heavy nisfortans, will sontinue
right on in business, aud will keep the
large part of their old fercs employed
They have a considerable stock of materi-
al on hand yet, and for the present will
make temporary arrangements With the
Hickman Lum bsr * Manufacturing CON-
pany to put up a few additional machines,
and run in connection with their pswsr,
until they can rebuild their factory.
when they rebuild, which will be as sson
as they can settle with the inshrancs
com mpanies, and make their arrangements,
they will build hrs-proSf brick and
capacity of their old factory. The firm,
We learn, have slready aErsss to doubls
their fsrnsr capital. This wagon fAstsry
has been the pisassr, the parent Of all
the other industries About Hickman. In
the darkest days of the towns prosperity
II has stosd like rsek pointiag the way
for other like Industries. IL has bssn the
nsuolsGs for ths encourage o. ether
manufacturing sstasiishaeRts--al1a
prudsntIy aad sonssrvativsIy managed,
and always successful. Hence, it is, We
say, that ths firm deserves special sympA
thy from Hiskmsu aud Hickman people
in their present misfortans This factory
has done heap fer Hickman. New Ist
hickmsu do tbs generous thing by it. Is
is the Pslisy of Hickman, and HAS been
for many yssrs to exempt new mAnHfAc-
turing establishnsnt from taxation for .
term Of years. Ia view of the present
nisfortRns We think it Rsthing bat riEhi
that the rule SHOULD aou apply to ths
wagon factory. In fact, if the CITY shouls
grant thsn psrpstuAl sIsnptisa, the
town wsald not thea more than pay jusi
debt.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
Ice Cream Parlor.

Mr.. Louis Keyser has Opened his pop
ulsr Ice Cream Parlor, and keep il
during he summer FamheS, parties,
picnicks, SC supplied on hort notice
ICE.
Also, he has constructed an Ice House
and will keep constantly On hand, for
sale, iniany quantity, the dssst quality
OF Lake Ioe.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
We carry no auction
or shoddyss goods.
PLAUT Bros & Co
Army usorm Ia sssssourla.

ItoIumbus, Ky, Beacon-
1t is really fact that the army worms
ara 30 Numerous in Missouri, that whs n
they strike railroad track IL seriously
inierferss wi tn the running of the train
The sand-box - cenztantly required to
roughen the track where somany OF these
little posts have made it slick. They are
raVaging the country before them, and no
power can stop them.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
now srant went to West Point.

A Columbus Ohio letter to the Gin
cinnati Commercial relates the follow
ing entertaining story on the alleged au-
thority of Republican ex-Congress-
man Of that State, who says that Gen.
Grant told it to him Just before his first
nomination for the Presidency : I" When
I was boy" said Grant, "hving IN
Georgetown, my mother ran out Of but
ter one morning, and, needing some be-
fore il could be had at the store, she
sent me over to the next-door neighfors E
to borrow some Well, was Just as
well acquainted there as / was ut home
almost, and opened the door and went IN
without knocking, and Just as went IN
one of the folks, the old gentleman, l
believe, was reading letter from son
who was in West FUint. Well, ] didn't
want to disturb them while they we've
reading the letter, and stood shefe and
heard what was read. Well, the son
said IN this letter that he had been
.found---that is, he had failed to pass ex-
animation, and he would have to come
home, and he had sent the letter one
surprise
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
For Sale.!

fine lot of MAcsssE Oils, iacIudinG
LIRDOIL-GOLDES MAcHISE OIL, and LUBRI
cArISG OIL at bottom price.
81. J. W. COwGILL, Druggist.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
THE FIRE.
EHertveck. BaIfZer & Cos WaS
On Factory Destroyed.
To he Rebuilt with DsuDie
Capacity aud FireproQf'



On Saturday night last, Hickman wal
again visited By most disastrous nrs'
destroying the wagon factory of Hert"ecKr
BaltEsr 4 Co, = large amount Of lunOsr
and causing small losses to other indIvid'
/ aals. Hsrtwesk, Baltzsr & Co., wsra In
sursd to the smount Of Sl6, 500 chiefly In
Eastern companies. The entire dsstruc-
tion of property is estimated st about
! $50, 000- The family residences OF WIN
Lawson, L. L. Underwood, and Geo. War
rem, wsrs more or less damaged BY the
are, aad the loses to these gsntlsmsn in
the damage and brsAksgs Of household
furRiturs, SC, was considerable. Mt.
Long, occupant Of house belonging to
HsrtWeeck, Baltzsr s Co., also suffered
eoAsidsrably. A house belonging 10
ANnt Unity Thompson was tern down, and
is fetal loss
The fire was srst discovered absst II
o'clock, only = snail fame Pssping out
from the second story, but by the tins shs
alarm could be given and the citissns
aroused, it had obtained such headway
that 1t was utterly impossible to do ssy
thing whatever tswArd saving tho faotsry
or any OF it's contents. The lumber yard
Of this firm, esVsring several acres Ell
ground, was the RsIt object Of attack.
The strong ri.d prevailing at the time, =
little hurricane caused the Hszss to leap
from one stack Of dry seasoned luzbsr tel
smother with the rapidity al most of light !
ming, and the heat was SO intense thEt il |
was Impossible for the strongest men to
endure it long at tias in their sforts
70 save the property. a large Suabsr sf !
msu worked with heroic energy, but In
spite of svsry exsrtion more than thrss.
fourths of the lumber on the yard was
destroyed. We suppose the lumbs on tn "a 1
rard wsrth from $500 to $4,000.
From the lumber yard the wind hurled
be names with blIRdinS force directly |
gsinst the dwelling houses occupied By
dsssrs. Long, Lawson, Warren aud Un-
Srwood. Tbs Long hsuGs, big frame,
Tas the next to catch, and was entirely
snsumed. From the Long house I reach
4 over to the stables and cut houses
n the premises sf Msssrs Lawson, I'm
erwood and Warren. These houses, setting
! the shape of triangle, wers in immi-
ent danger, and caught quite = number
times, but being manned by brave
nd gallant set Of men, that knew no
leh word as surrender, they were snail
: saved, but each damaged mere or less.
he furniture aud household effects. in
sss hoHsss, were all removed, and Of
urse was damaged mere or less. 1t was
deed a miracle how sithsr OF these hou-
mules renewed tksir furaitBrS, As,
nd suffered damage thereby.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

Az1yc mine has been opened IN the
mountains ten miles south OF halnSra,
and stock company formed to work NJ
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
ORION OF 1Es FIRE.

Frsm the beat information, ne caa Oh
tain, the FIRE must have been caused by ihs
earslessnsss OF IoungSrs in the factory. II
is known that the engineer carefully sx-
unguished all the ere in the furnace, aud
dampsEsd every thing around about it.
negro woman, Nsrtha Rice, passed the
factory scout Il o'clock, aud says she ,sw
Light in the engine roam. aud h---sst-w
man whistiing and soms talking in there
They had a light. There As watch
nAu employed at the factory, and ne sAs
had any business there at that hour Of
the night. HsRas it is concluded, that
some leungers hsd struggled in thsrs TO
play cards, or for some ether purpose, and
that they accidentally set the factory on
Ere.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

TnE RIVER The riverhss rsmain
cd tsdiously alarmisg the past week.
The present GOOD reached its acme on
last Sunday, and fall has hsn anxious
ly looked fer daily since. bst the whole
week it scarcely recedsd Z q inch. The
sppsr Mississippi, Cumbsrliia and Ten
nsssee are falling. and have been for sew
eraTdsys, bat the Ohio has seig stage or
water from Cincinnati dowA Ihs Ohio
will probably keep the Mias'ippi at iis
present point or possibly marx one sr
two inches rise here to-day sr to morrow.
II has commenced falling is Pttsburg,
however, and must fall all ths way down
ia day or two. Most Of snr bottom
farmers are busy at work with their
crops but many lower tracks Of land are
submerged and sonsiderabls dsmags done.
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19
Remember that we
buy your wheat corn.
cotton, and any thing
YOU may have to sell.
PLAUT BROS & Co.

oxn wsrn Mons LBsur FIsn.-Tss
foursr hss 80 oftss. and runnis threuEh
90 many years urged that ibe interests Of
M. property ewasrs 81 Hickman. demand
cd ,ous organised effort TO a,uhst srs,
AID ilhas hssp &c little hssd'd,. that -
are uat much srcosraysi is rsus~ the
susIsct However. Just now IL - al the
talk, and svsrvesdy sgrs.s that ssns'
tAtnr should he dsns. lets ,stina'sd
that . s. 0oo s~sins, at Saturday
nights are. could have easily ssves
sic, 900 worth 81 property ssus y.srs
ago, whsnths Yursiturs 70 rfsry harHsd IL
ssuid hsv. SAVED an equal snsaat. 10 ssv
ssthinr OF suusreus other h-es. what
sAan ke dols absst it7 Citissn frsssn
are no, geaerAily very snisis.t in the
management sfa srs sngiss, and sHr
pspulatisu 10 toe small 10 have pay
ferss. The tswn 10 sd-frsSly s'iua'ss
3 for ths esnstructicn Of ssplsndsd rsssr-
weir en- tspsf the hiIl, Shsts it win essi
ne.sy to IL. We bsps the City css.-
oil win appoint esamiuss 10 iest in,'
these psiuts. and report ssmsthiag prae
tisshle
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

Messrs. Jack MiIlst, Prof. B. Cald-
well, and E. w. Mars, are absent in Gin
cinnati, delegates to the National Musical
gAssoeistion. r.s
Mr.. ). T. Gardusr, Of Garsasr's .
statisn, Tam, disd, last week, Of drspsyr
The Hickman courier., 1882-05-19

Mr.. Chas. Balfser, went Up to Cairo
Tuesday, on the Andy Baum, TO secure q
e sIg los Of material ror.his new wagon fac
Capt II. "a Tyler. goes to Nash
'yffse, Monday in the inlersu Of his fac
tor'es
aFortuns's Drug Store, viii be found
'sPs y q sanday 80 sell Drug. or Msdi.
siass snly, from ! 70 II oelosk a. NJ.
pdz 'ob 0'slOek NJ Psscripilons a
leaNnx spseialty al all times