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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-04-14
foR COUNTY AsSEssoR.

We are authorized 10 announce w. r.
Thomas as a candidate fer Assessor OF
Fulton county EIecIien IN August.
We are auihoIized = announce MAI
ADAMS, ia, as a candidate for the office
Of Assessor. Election next August.
We are saihorized to announce J 2. 4.
CosrsR, present incumb bent, as a c~adidate
FOR he office OF Assessor -f7Ieeiion next
August,
>T.-g>me sdfhorized to announce F. G..
DAVIS as n candidate for the office OF As
SCISSOR. Election in August next.
We are authorized to Announce =. J..
FtxcH as a candidate for the eliice Of As
SCISSOR Of Fulton county. Election in AT
gust next.
We are authorized to announce Q. VI. T..
SALMON, as "a candidate for the office of
Assessor of Fulton county. Election in
August.
We are authorized to announces A. G..
McF ADDES, ms u candidate for the office
OF Assessor of Fulton county. Election in
august.
We are authorized 10 announce ]. b.
COoE, as "A candidate for the office OF As
sssor. Election next August.
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Tne nla,r,css.

The following will show the Congress
sional Districts as finally passed by The
Legislature. The Democratic majoriiies
stand: LIST Dist, 1864; 2oi ASIA; Srd l.
Alp; 4ih 5,oi4; 5,h 5,l74; oh, G, $40; 9Th.
4.7l7; Ssh. 9iI; Och, 2.l2s; lOlh, l,oG2;
l1lh, 739.
First Disirict-Ba.iard, Caliwsr, Gallo
way, riIienden, Fulton, Graves, Kick
man, Livingston, LyOn, Marshall, Me-
Cracken aud Trigg.
Second Dis rict--Chrissiau, Daviess.
Hancock, henderson. Hopkins, Muh!en-
berg, Mclean, Ohio. Union, aad Webster.
Third Dis.riei--Aiisn. Bsrren, Butler.
Clinton, Cumberland, Edaonsen, Logan.
Meicalfe, Monroe, siapson. Todd and War
ron.
Fourth t--Breckinriics. Buliitt.
Grayssu. Green, Hardin, Hare, Larus Ma
rion, Meade, Nelson, Spencer and Wash-
ington.
Firth Dist,ict-JsEerson.
Sixth Disirict-BOone, Campbell. Car
r>i1, Gallatin. Grant, Harrison, Kenton.
Psnaieson aud Trimb.s, Oldham.
Seventh District - BOURBON, Clark, Fay-
etts, Franklin, Henry. Jessamine, Owen,
scott, Shelby aud Woodfori
Eighth district Adair, Anderson, Bsy.
e, Casey, Garrard, Madison, Mercer.
Pulaski. Russell, Taylor and Wayne
Ninth Distriet--Bsll, Brsathitt, Clay.
Elliott, EstiIl, Floyd Harlan, jackson,
knoE. Laurel, Lee, Litcher, Marofin,
Msnifss. Montgomery. Morgan, Owslsy
Perry. Pike. Powell, Rockcastle, Whitley
aud Wolfe s.ii
Tenth Distriet-Btth, Boyd, Braeken,
Carter. Fleming, Greenap, Johnson, Law
renee, Lewis, Marta. Mason, Nicholas.
R9berIsop aud kowana
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sIavIng the Capital.

THE Louisville Commercial Corrt spondentl
The apital removal is only next in i'm
portance TO the appointment, and when
the members cease 10 talk about their lit
tie maps they begin to chatter about re-
n.oval.
Correspondent took the trouble to go
around among the members of the House
and feel their pulse. All hut twenty four
members were telked to, and here is their
We've:
Mr.. Speaker Owens, the great uncom-
mitied, wouldn't talk.
Evans D. Allnut, Louisville.
Harrison Bailey, Frankfort.
S C. Bascom, Frankfort
A. ]. Bsale, for either Louisville or
Lexington.
Green W. Beard open to argument.
Il. C. Bowling, Louisville.
James Breathitt. Louisville.
r. A. Briggs, Louisville.
II. A. Burnett, doubtful.
John d. Carroll. Frankfort
A. II. Clark, Lexington or Louisville.
Thomas H. Corbett, Frank fort.
eSwif. Darnenl, Frankfort
Joseph Burlington. Frankfort
q. ElmOre, Louisville.
II. n. Ellision, Louisville or Lexington
Phil Gernert, Louisville
William f. Gorin, Louisville or Lexing-
ton.
+. J. Green, Frankfort
Thomas II. Hanks, Frank fort.
W, .. Hausford, Louisville or Lexing-
ton.
Duncan Harding, Frankfort
W. J. Heudrick, removal but no pref
erence.
Max Hsrhst Louisville or Lexington.
w. &. Holland, Louisville
d. VI HULL, Lexington.
w Godfrey Hunter, Louisville,
W. L. Jackson, Louisville.
Lewis Jones; Louisville.
X. A. Jones, Louisville.
d. kehoe, doubtful.
Il. Keys, doubtful.
J. Lane, Louisville.
J. II. Leach, Louisville
J. W. Lilly, Louisville or Lexington.
) Lutep, Louisville.
Ell F. Madden, Louisville.
John Milburn, Louisville.
John Massey, Louisville.
Jas. NJ. Mattirgly, Lexington.
John May. Frankfort.
Clarence I. McEiroy, opeu 10 convic-
ton
David Neriwetber Louisville.
A. W. Norman. Louisville.
LAcharia Morgan, doubtful.
j. II. Mulligan, Louisville.
Charles Offutt. open 20 argument
Ed Parker, Louisville.
L. d. Parker, Lexington or Louisville.
}. w. Perry, Lexington or Louisville.
) 5. Phelps, Lexington.
Ben F Pherigo, doubtful.
H. ii Plerati, loubtful
W. Porter, louisville.
J 4. Poston, Doubtful.
Jos. Read. Louisville.
Crit Reeves, Louisyiils or Lexiz on
NJ. II. Rhorer. Louisville
Pat Rush, doubtful.
l.. +. Sanders, Louisville.
samuel shaw, Lexington.
J. I. Simon, Louisville or Lexington
D. Il. Smith, Louisville
John Smith, Louisville or Lexington.
J. T.. Spi!iman, Frankfort.
b. W. Stone, d0ubtfaI.
I @. Stuart, Lexington
w. W. Tabor, doubtful.
2. Il. Taylor, Louisville.
> r ihom psont LSNiogton-
& {. Trent, doubtful.
Geo. Y. Trihlett, Louisville.
Geo. +. Trneslell, Lexington.
James II. Walton, doubtful
r. f. WArnock. Lexington.
lessee 5. Nillinms, Louisville.
10. NJ Yates, Lexington or Louisville.
Ira Julian. Frankfort.
Total giaust removal, If.
For removal, AZ.
Absent, ~.
Doubtful "a.
OF course all those who expressed their
preferences for Louisville did IL with the
undsrstanding that the million dollars
would be voted. If Louisville Offer more
than Lexington she will get the Stale
capital, that's the long aud short of IT,
Ii is the best chance that Louisville has
had for years
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?nr Precision.

The United States Cirenit Court, 81.
Paducah, Judges Baxter and Barr, prssid-
ing, have rendered a decision in tbs case
of the Commonwealth vs.. Jesse Ellis,
which has besn hanging so/longA tfis
suit was brought to test fne Keniuck~ -
school law. TIE court decided thaF the
tax on c. lorsi people was unoonsii'uiion-
al aud tlerefore vod; that the tax and
privileges uu,c he'squal and uniform he ?
tween white and co.ofed children. The
eFre, Of tbe decision is that. colored chill
drennow have the right to demand ad-
mission into he white free schools. The
court did, decide, however, that our State
Legislature could have the white snd
coiored schools condeetei in separate
buildings and different teachers, but that
.qusl opportunities must be. given and
tie s,hool tax made uniform.
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TnE corruption Of State Legislatures is
a ssdnnd an admitted fact case in
poin il ihat of the New JerEey Legisla-
iure which for years has teen the erea-
ture Of certain railroad companies.
recently the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pary but in lis work 10 secure the pas
snte Of what is called The Waller Front
BHl-a measure which would contiscate 10
tae use Of the company an extensive lit
ioral at Jersey City for their own Purpo-
tes regardless of private rsceipis. The
ueasure would have gone through, as
many others like il have, had not a men,
her declared that he had been rendered
soto for his vote and that be held the
amount subject 10 the order OF the House.
This forced lie appointment OF an investi-
eating ,commit;ce. Corporations have a
wonderful power in these days over the
little weakiiuEs. who are enormously be-
lisved TO represent The people in State
Legislatures. There Is a singular lack Of
sturdy morality in beth corporations and
legislators.
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FoR coUNrY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized 10 announce Mr..
Josh II. Dodds AS a candidate 70 r the office
Of County Court Clerk. Election in Au-
gust.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. j.
7. BYNuA, as y candidate for the office OF
County Court Clerk of Fulton county.
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized 10 announce A NJ.
DEBOw as i candidate for The office OF
County Court Clerk. Election August
next.
We are authorized to announce w. P.
TAYLOR "a candidate for Clerk OF the
FULTON County Court At the ensuing Au-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce MARSHA
A. McDANIEL, as a candidate for Clerk Of
the Fulton County Court, at the ensuing
August election.
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NOUNCEGz ENTs.
rOR COUNTY JUDGE.

weeAeeauth0rized to announce c. HUda,
IErrGdT lLsoN as a candidate for the 9TH ce
Of County Judge. Election next August.
WsAare authorized to announce MIR. II
c. Bv-1Y, present incumbent ~ can
didaes sr the Office OF County Judge of
Fult as county, at the ensuing August
electric.
WgAe authorized TO announce Mr.. j.
w. nae ia as candidate for the office OF
CouEn Judge of Fulton county, at the
ensuan sAugust election.
I'M
Wth-e authorized to announce JOSIAH
MoxheNERY ms a candidate for he office
of Goatly Judge. Election in August.
Wp1re authorized to announce X. S.
Mpg j, as a candidate for County Judge.
EsaeaiI lst Monday in August.
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From, srDaer.

Read Ihs, and then "put your house in
order, 80 that when 1891 rolls around
you will be prepared 10 have your checks
ehshsd and your cultures called in:
Professor Proctor says that the comet
We saw in 1880 il identical with The
comet of lSi3, aud also with that of l6.
oei that its period Of revolution has hsen
greatly reduced, and that il 10 likely to
respPear "bont 1887; that il has aheady
passed through the suns corona, and
when At returns u is likely 10 fall iuto
the sun Proctor $ idea is that If - big COM
ct should fall into the san The conversiou
oil iis immense momentum into heat wonld
nrs up tbs sun TO such degree thar no
hslhS thlnE upon eArth could Survive n.
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Cransln The Henh-

En-. CoURIER. have always found II an
UNPLEASANT task 10 write letter when /
cant think of anything that will be inter
esting. | will do The best | can, hoping
that II will 81 up space ard may be in
tsrest some of the numerous renders sof
The COURIER. By the way, II am noudis-
posed toy, but the Hickman COURIER
10 one Of the best papers | an taking; IL
comes regular and on time, and market
and river reports are more reliabls than
the $. Louis or Memphis papers. aud the
locals and the reading matter is just good
enough TO make us read il all.
The farmers OF this part Of the Bend
are up aud doing. THINK they are more
and good one, than usual, some are done
planting, and the most OF the Others are
done breaking. ami had il not been for
the awfui de;uge of rain for the last four
DAYS planting would have been nearly or
quite through the coming week. The
wheat is looking extra well, and so is
oats. By the way, J. c. Harris will wear
the horns in the way of an oat crop in
this section of the country; he has patch
of 200 acres, aud several other smaller
ones in the lower part Of the Bend. lie
has also treated US with q number one
steam grist mill, and willadd he saving
"'.~Shs~e@ts tLia fall. Thssa ara canYen-.
fences that this part OF the Bead need
badly. The frnit crop is very promising
Inc ladies are as energetic in tie CARO-
snIng as the men are in the corn field 40
II you come down 100 see US this sumner
you will had something to eat. The latch
sting hangs outside the dosr. We have a
number one school in our district. con-
Quoted by Prof III. C. Wilks. All are
we'll pleased. The health is good.
Parksvi!le, April s, 1882.
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FOR J4ILOR.

We are authorized 10 announce NEWTON
J. BusHART as a candidate for the Office
Of Jaiier OF Fulton county. Election next
August.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
JACOB SIyERTOoTE as a candidate for the
office OF Jailsr Of Fulton county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. r.
F. TEoAAssoN, present incumbent, as a
candidate for the oiIIee of Jailor, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized 20 announce THoN-
as c. HAvKtSs. as candidate for the Of
nee Of Jailor of Fulton County. Angus
next.
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GINNING md Arsenic

the basis of many Of the Aue remedies in Tn.
market, and arc the last resort # Pbysfcians a.,
people who know no better madeleine 10 aa,,
TINS distressing complaint The effects of eitb.-
THESE Hrngs are destructive to the system proInc;
lraleae, intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness
.ihsing IN the ears, and depression of the constit
tloh'ti health AIERs AGUE CgRE is a vegetable III.
containing neither quinine, arsenic nor any
ueieterlous Ingredient aud is an fnsalible ana r,;
'.'ro IereNery FIRM OF Fever and Aguc Its rfFcts
are perha nent ami certain and no injury can re,,s
TON It's use Besides being positive cure for Feyer
ad Asue in all its forms, is also a superior rem
Guy iof Liver Complaints. IL IN excel MT TONIC
snu preventive, as well as cure, Of all compIai,t ].
FeeuHar 70 Inalartous niarshy and miasma tic dis
trcts- ny direct action the Liver aud hillary an :
arstns, u stimulates the system 60 a xigorou.
healthy condition.
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The OvCraayy,nx ss,s,,ss;np,

Capt. Tom feathers has views in re-
gard 10 the improvement OF The Mississ-
ippi river, which are enforced by his for
~ years experience in nhsigating that
turbulent stream. lie claims that The
ievee system has been shoaling the river,
the bottom has been coming TO he top.
IL 10 fninous. Tie only salvation for HE
country bordering the river is the outler
System; that is, TO open Lake Dorgae and
make other outlets below New Orleans.
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More Railroads.

bIaHdvillc News.
ut is a fixed fact now; we are 10 have
a railroad running through BlaHdriile;
the papers are all signed aud recorded in
the County Clerk 2 Office. IL is the exien-
sion of the f. < p. r. r. 10 east Cairo
The Blandyills depot will be located at
he feot of the hill and our fathers should
see to it that the streets leading 10 the
depot are put IN thorough repair. The
road, we understand, will be completed
within the present year"
Mayfeh Democratl
The Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
raIlread has been mortgaged to secure
money to build a railroad from the Ton
nessee river bridge TO point on the road
bstTeen Paducah and Memphis, not far
tbsr south than thirty miles from The
former place, aud also from Cairo to a
point on the road between Paducah and
Memphis, not farther south than May
field.
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fit be true, as reported, that Capt.
Henry, the Democratic nominee for Clerk
Of the Court of Appeals, has entered into
an agreement TO appoint Capt. Thos. G.
Poore, of Hickman county, as Chief Depu-
~, the people of the State can rest assur-
ed that the business Of that cf6ce will he
attended 10 properly. In all truth, Col.
Poore is conceded to be one of the very
best Clerks in the State, aud because Of his
superior competency ought to have been
the nominee. 1t would strengthen Capt.
Henry greatly, if she public csu,d know
ss certainty that the chief duties Of the
ofhcs were 10 Re devolv'l upon Col. POOre.
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Anr s.iace hu,Erankfor,.

l>tAniofu AbtsEivr SOnrhai
LouisVilis has pni in bid Of a million
dollars for the State Capital. which kim
der lays over Lexingi GU Hide bait Let
10 be pat up at auction, and ;he city that
will agree to give The State all the build
ings necessary be granted the persiln-
mon Any place is be.tsr than out Of
tie way Frankfort.
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The editor Of the Louisville T<,..-i---
Journal is consistent only in inconsistent
cies 1t abuses the great Democratic lead
srs for not harmonizing the party, and
proceeds to lay down a platform Of it's
own, and to exPel all from he party who
rsfase to endorse. we are not sufficient
~ trained in acrobaiic feats, to keep up
with The Courisr.Journal lofty tubing.
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Frof. Riley saws lie lest md jroulh Of
last summer killed OF tie Hessian Gy,
ard that immunity from its attacks may
Re expected for sone years TO come.
Tie temperance people are at work in
Kentucky. and have secured the passage
Of a till through The Legislature lesv ng
il To vote OF the people of the State
v hr,her the manufacture and sale Of in
tozicAting liquor will be longer permitted
in this Stats. IL majority of the voters
declare against whisky, there will he
Lively times in kentucky.
Senator Teller, OF Colorado, has been
appointed ty the President Secretary OF
the Interior in place of Mr.. Kirk wood.
and William L Chandler, of New iamp-
shire. Secretary Of the Navy, in place Of
William II. Hunt. Thus shelving tive more
OF Nj. GaIfelas Cabinat.
Ar ngent Of Coup's circns has bough;
from Guit5An his cIoihes worn BY him at
the time he phot he President and during
his trial. $3.50 was the price paid Coup
will make Guiieau efigy and put he
clothrs OF il for exhibition in his show
Messrs E. " Thomas and S. A. Raons
lave horehi an interest in the Psducah
Daily Enterprise. and will have control
Of the business, while Mr.. Gaines wiz 60
90 Louisvil.s TO begin the publication OF a
new paper 10 DC called The Morning
World.
minister at Frankfort. when the
House opened, fsrvently hesousht the
Lore! 10 eulighten correspondents Of news
papers Anl make them truth telling-uot
iault-hndihg: LORD fearing. and not given
over to tie deceils Of falsehood aud The
snares of the reprobate mind.
Tho new postal money order system
proposed by Briu ghaai's Honse bill pro-
vides FOR sending suns les, han fY. dol
lars for four cents. The order is 20 be
issued postal note, payable 10 besr.
er, anil orders shall not te issued for more
than $500.
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: Nmtirenbie Esci.

II 10 noticeable that those members Of
tile Kentucky Legislature who do the least
talking do tie most effective work. Il CIR
ISL NsyearH.
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TIE following notice has been given
publicity by he press 1T the countrs, and
II Is base fraud on the people.
The nuiilatsd coins by pnncLir q
holes hrongh tbem, have become 90 com
mon thltNthe 1overnnsnt officials have
been compeEsd 10 establish scale Of de-
probation as follows: doubis eagles with
holes through them ere worth only SO.
siiver,doilars with holes in thera are worth
50 cents: half dollars, 50 ceuts. opar,ar
dollars, 5 cents dimes, cents Thi, ia
Government order, aud is regarded
generally by the banks, railroads, etc"
In the fast place, every editor OF
newspaper ought 10 know that il is not
in the power Of Government officials, e1.
cept br special enactment or con gress 10
< az shave The value Of orr circulating
medium. Gold ard silver coins are re-
dsema bls At their value in weight. No
muiilsIion can change their value.
silver dollar therefore, with a hole in II
is worth one dollar, less the depreciatiOn
caused by making the hole, which in
NEST instances will not exceed three
CENTS. This movement was most likely
started by brokers and money changers
respectable bankers would hardly lend
themselves 10 bare-:aced fraud ike
ibis. Tie same game WAS successfully
played with the silver trade dollars. ney
we've nearly all bought up by the brokers
al 50 csnts and afterwards sold to The
governtasnt for he purpose of re mint
ing a, premium ar from Two 10 three
cents. 10 is "a sin and shame for such
tricks 10 De played on the people, aud il
is particularly hard rs the loss falls on
those least able to bsAr IL, the aboring
class.
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s.t;.ae.ln Ezentucnr.

IOoFinston Ccmmon"e"IthI
The Governor or Kentueky has just is
sued seventeen proeIanIatioas Offering
rewrrds for fugitive murderers. This in
dicates an unparalleled prevalence of
the his hest crime in Kentucky.
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r. COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FULTON CIRCUIT couRr.

FULTON elRcuIT COURT.
VIM. Barnes Admir-, Pfff.
VS.. Equity.
His Heirs and Creditors DfisJ
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of VIM. Barnes, deceased, that the under
signed, Commissioner of the Fulton Cir
cult Court, under an order in the above
styled eauss, will attend at his office, in
Hickman, fro m the date hereof until the
4th MONDAY IN JULY next, 1882, TO
receive and hear proof of claims against
said deoedeut; and that all claims not
presented to him and proveR as required
by law, within the time specified above
will be forever barred.
GEO. WARREN,
Master Com. Fulton Circuit Court.
Hickman, KY, Mar. "A, 1882.
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Have we ~ p,ctnIor,

The Democratic party will make free
trade night in 1884. II il loses it, it viii
m aka anoiher in lSSS. DemocEaiv who
can't GO IL had better ''pack. up aud get
out Courier jon nal.
We heard just such tipsy talk in the
spring of $50 when we were threatened
with certain Tilden preamble and reso-
lutiou which the Democrats were all TO
dance up TO- The dancing wasn't done,
but lhe threat was Withdrawn and the
big words Swallowed by The uttersr- His
tory repeat itself. The order to pack mp
and get out will share he fate Of tho
previous order 10 dance up Elizabeth
fosn Neirs.
OF course be will sat his words. aud GO
Whispering and whining "a bout as lie did
before. But it must be admitted thnt he has
following in Kentucky who will 10 what
I've bids hem and puff him while he in
suits them, Ii consists of two or three
funky newspapers and = half-doz.n hack
Dey politicians no have been b.aten-and
bruised every time they appeared be
fore the people for years but who still
cling TO no idea that putt in The Courier
Journal is Of some value Ereni1g Post
There arc in and about this region a
few tnot many rs there use to be-
who pin their faith TO Wattsrson as the
Mormons did to Brigham Young. When
Simon says wig-vsg they all wig-wag.
If he saws swallow Greeley and a high
protective tariff. they open their mouths
and swallow If BIC says Puke up Greeley
and the tariff and hurra for fres-trade,
lhey-one and all put their fingers down
their thrOats and go 10 puking.-[ Eiisg-
Lstht0gH Neps.
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Walnut wanted!

Parties having Walnut Logs to sell, in
small or large quantities.. will do well TO
apply to JAS. S. GOALDRR,
Hickman, Ky.
pay from SIS OOto S25 90 and measure
fro m bark to bark. de2s -sm
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X COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CIRCUIT COURT.

FULTON CIRCUIT COURT.
J. D wade's admir-. Pif.
VS.. Equity.
His Heirs ond Creditors, DTS
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
of j. d. Wade, deceased, that the under
signed, Commissioner of the Fulton Cir
cult Court, under an order in the above
styled cause, will attend Mt his office, in
Hickman, from the date hereof until the
4th MONDAY OF JULY next, 1882, to
receive and hear proof of claims against
said decedenl; and that all claims not
presented to him and proven as required
by law, within the time specified above,
will be forever barred.
GEO. WARREN,
Master Com. Fulton Circuit Court
Hickman, March n, 1882.
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The Railroad Comu,s.Iop.

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Deal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-04-14
Stock Pens.

The Whim'erwill stock pea, at
J. w. ROGERS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-04-14

c q. cents per yard for double chain
kas ingram carpet. hru>rei style and
AEA very nohbv. These goods are well
worth 80 cents. Ask for ihsm at
a = the SquaTe Deal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-04-14
HICKMAN,
= Attention! 3.

If yen are hungry and want to eat, GO
10 4 N BROWN + co S and get Kraut,
Pickles. Hogs-feet, Beef tongues, sausage
Herrings, Dried Beef, Cheese and full
line of Canned Goods.