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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-02-24
mADRED EExD.


MAbRrD Bssp, TESS. FEB 20 les..-
Dear Sir: AS you ara invi,ing locals from
al sections, l will give you fso fsom
the
Farming Is on STAND sill on accom-,
OF excessive fains We ryihg saw
ioes, repair fences, and cut sslks, but IL
amounts 10 slow business.
Our roads are a desperate soudition--
trave. only BY horseback on. q the ques
lion.
Our wbsAt is Jock ~ sne sm afraid
the rainy wsAthe " III guah it 100 rapid
and sndonger IL with March ftosss, TIA
sane with cur fruit crop Oar enter
prising sud 90 ali cad merchant aud fai N
or, J. c. Iietris aud our jelly aud afab:e
and fat nsishbOr, Rich Evereti, ill have
nearly eight hundred scres Of wheat g
harvest this year aud If prices keep on
tumbling, noshins knt a big yield vii
make fsir-pro6s.
We regret 10 hear o. be urpsrrivers De
ing on rampage again IA can bat fssi
and :, mpsthiss with those in che ''bol
son4ssT The people IN tbs lower paFi O
lake county have lost great msRV
head o. stock and gop5 chance 70 ZOOS,
mere. If rot al sbsy hsve gof. Several O
she families have moved up on nigh lane
and more would come ii they cogld re
places 10 cultivate, or rent houses TO live
IN.
We had one OF he most pleasant littl'
social dinings I have a ended FOR a lens
time yesterday, our old friend snf
netghbor, W. +. Prices OF the occasion o.
the tslmast surprise 10 The most OF be
nsighbsrhOod) arrival Of W L Price W "a
one Of Cslyersilis prettyesf girls for d
wife. We were al o. the opinion lta,
Tap had out parrriei himsele--gol a loal
ways hand.omer lady than he wass man
There were few select friends present- HIS
good old Mans anticipating tbs advent
Of a new daughter, las usuai) listir guish
ed herself with one OF the most sumptuous
and varrie d dinners, 7 have enjoyed for
low these mauy years after which the
cake was cut and ell the youugs ers
aud some that had locks sprinkls cd
with The frests OF many winters with the
knife in hand. surrounded the huge and
magnificent pyramid, aud Gu, for the
prizes, consisting or u ring silly er coin,
daruing needle, aid malt, which il 10
believed is prophetic of: lat next one 10
marry; End, hunter after riches: 3rd old,
maid or bachelor; 4th, poor folks; after
which we oil retired to our homes, and
and left the happy couple bAsking in
each others smiles. May their suns new
er act on. frowns or disconient
Will write yon from tIme o time.
- !. = r
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VAT vov ru.NAss-MzETIxo.


The Greensboro Messenger gracjouslr
obse zee. "All n crest IN parry poll
,ics aes been dead so long in Keutueky
mas men Of an oer.ies ware A. nrsi dis
po.ed to give The Mcusnry moYement
their attention TO- the sake o. hreskiug
be dG Insss q. the monotony ii for nolh-
ng else bui when & became evidau tha,
he emp, Mahonsize keapeky wss
So I-toru infant, the sGa1ect VAS drop
ped rom hs minds o. al save these 2lev-
en- men who j. We ust dominated one OF
me uunber Tor Clerk G, he Court OF
Appeals As The press o. the state Is
hardly alting abous any other subject
it is eertsinty a pretty lively "stil-boru
infant which IS sttrriug mo az gais coG
motion Wal untii he mass iueouug OF
tAe 2Stb AMI voG viii begin % se 81 in
to your csNnium that the eleven men havo
TO midlbls ,0l owing in ne safe.
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& Rec COLU NJ h :,

Advertisements Under The Heads Of 4
WAIVED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &c.
o. an acceptable nature, and not 10 ex-
coed fou Hnes, are fcee 10 all.
Mere Blane5s AGcg1 tisemenfs Not Inserted in
2hesa Columns Without Pay.
Iranswers fail 10 come the first time
re nyIe = second, third, or as MANY 70.
pc ions as are necessary to secure what
you advertise for. We wish the adyertis
ers 10 fee shat hey are not imposing on
US, hu are do us a favor by using opr
free co unns, as we are determined 10
nate
THE HICKMAN COURIER THE MEDIUM
through winch the general public NAV
ways have their wants supplied.
For sALE-A dwelling house, centraI,v
located. Apply at Courier Office.
Fok REkr-Farm-about 80 acres clear,
ed land. For partiular apply TO.
ii. II. Wilson.
Fog SALK-A small. comfortable dv.u-
ing house, in Kast Hickman. Apply 10
THoS. KIRKPATRICK.
WANTED. Persons wanting TO sell. rent
or lease land, wanting farm hands. o,
those wan ing situations, can use 4 line,
in this column free.
70 ACRES OF No LAND FOR RENT
NJ. 4. MCDANIEL,
fslo Nv Hickman, KY.
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The Oloander.

This beautiful plant when under
proper culture, Is truly a gem among
flowers. The best way to root cuttings
is In n bottle of rain water set in the
window. The cuttings should be no
deeper in the water than half way up TO
the second JOINT, and when the rootl-ts
get TO be half an inch long, carefully rut
in rich, sandy loan. After the plant
blooms, cut back to within a foot OF
fifteen inches of the ground. when three
branches wiz come out let them grow
until it again blossoms after which cut
them all back about six inches from the
main stalk, and every time it blooms re-
peat cutting back. and IN few years q
very beautiful plant will be the result ;
with proper care it viii grow more
beautiful with age
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surely Lopgfelcw mean, last week
~ Ian he nrnls

The dsy il cold ~ aagk sud 'raarr,
"a 70 in.. an az. svird is never weary
Tn vine rfili- Gins ~ ths l-7luaieii-x vlt.
Hhist 81 every gust tae dead lelvrs lsii.
And the day j. dark and ds.a-y
Qua Ciiy Council discussed ct The - Jay
night meeting the idea o. peiiiionipg
Congress 10 appropriate a sum Of money
fe protect our river front vLieh IS tariuF
badly of ate II The Mississippi u Ia
havean appropriation Tor improvement
purposes w. .hink there il No netisr ield
for labor than right here at Columbus
The Council viii send up this petition az
seou asi can he got in proper shape, ~
wetrust IL viii be given attention BY that
august body. the United States Congrtss.
Colias5Es Deaeo7.
II tie people Of Columbus really favor
such improvements, and The Bsqcon really
links il proper work for Conetess.
-souldn il Re vsil tor the Bsaeon 70 give
ia influence 10 the election o. a member
az Congress who really fsvers such i'm
provemeuts7 otbsr points along the
Mississippi, aud olhsr rivers have ss-
eaTsd such appropriations, on, uark yOu,
Mr. 5eaeOnS il ras IN those districts where
The member Of Congress we're hsnrtils
in favor Of, And working sor, saeh IN
prsvsmsniF
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Cen. Frv's regiment o. Federal infar-
i~v aud Col. Grig-bg's regiment o. C0u
frdera'e cavalry were vscrUitsd for The
late war lar-e'v he his INNS li2 .. e Bea.
zion our STATE Boyle county flemish
inrs number o. re- gallant sons or both
aides ter she war mas over hose Who
survived returned their homes, md at
socs the differences we~e heGled and The
"uupleasau forzoiten. The Demo
craiic party received its sjrsHgth from
both sides, aud we nave net recognized
any feeling OF prosor ipfion against any
man who has presented himself for Demo
cratic rotraess bv rsas9n Of his coouec
tiou either WAN ne one side or either. IL
here has been any prepouderauee n alt
IA Bsv'e ne presume We would be safe il
saying iLG, The 'srze numbsr o. those wh no
have been elec,sd to Office were identified
with what was known As sac orig insl
Union element.
WAscUN 70 NCrESET
CO... T n siarcurn, els or OF he Catls,ts-
bug Democrat eho was a Federal soliier
during he late war. thus responds to lie
lsitcr OF Colonel McIIenry,
Wetrasi ere thi> oUr friend Col Nc
Henry has cooled OF, and will retraet an
atte~4nce evidently made when hs wa1 a
'ftsle OF Such course on The part OF
. hcHeuFF IS more . be fcEfetts gu "
Democrats who were I MON soldiers than
hose Who were opposed 10 them. We feel
So ho,ized 10 say for thai class Of Demo-
Gratis u Eas.eru Ken ucky that they DID
not affiliate with he Democratic party al
he close Of the war FOR It's spells, hui be
cause they believed ~ 10 be he parry a.
institutional libe~tv, guaranteed 2
equal tights 10 all aud exclusive privi
eyes 10 none. They a-e Democrats because
hey believe Democracy is righi; because
IS great cardinal principles are "a ose
upon which he perpetui,y of Repulli
can from of Govsrnment depends. Thsrs-
fore, they are Democrats from principle
aud not FOR place or prof As every citizen
shares from faithful adainisI ration o.
public affairs which has ever been ths
mission of he Democratic party. We say
'or he benef OF Coz Mcilsn-y and lie
Commercial hat IL hey under axe 20 gel
90 a SIDE show for he Republican men
Zerie Of Kentucky, hey will receive nc
pa ronnce from the blue coat Democrat
o. i've Mountains. We wantno "Mahones'
n he Democratic par in Kentucky.
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II was a.,e Cat.

fsw dsy- ago while no ay wheel o.
lbe " ,aebes,ef 4 rms Man ufaetor. n Es~
Haven vas revolving 20 tapidfy that the
srot es--~~srS tusffsafn -uisra " e.ervne sn
ginser noticed White Moicd revolving
rifh 10, but supposing it was tnertiy sun
ght falling On me wheel, lie at rss made
nc nves;igation. Two honrs and a halr
atsF he observed tbst The While streak
rss slili there and having stopped ,bo
engine, lie discovered 10 his ama-emsnt
shat he apparition vas a substantial
white ca which bad been 81 ngipg 80 one
q ne sposes since be wheel sta Ell. She
as Tei nueA eShausied and the number
.sss re'oinsions had made hes cross eyed
eHt she has since recovered her strengih
nj Hlsna perfsc'ion ami bscans ihe pet
O. he esta aiisbment.
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90. g.cHExnv,s aREAA.
Difference Of Opinion Among
E&e SsOUntaSsseeTs GA tne
SuhfeCs.


There appears to be a Al Fsrsnes Of opiu-
ion b,tween capt T D. Narcun. OF the
Ca.letsourz Dsmoerat. and Col. T. J. E~-
ing, OF that town ~ reference TO The
views taken by she ID ue-coat Democra-y''
Of the mountains sc to McHeary's break.
We eoa cnlr wait aud see The result.
Cap. Mareum GAYS; we say FOR the
beneGi OF Col. &c Henry and ne Commercial,
that the Republican menRgerie OF Ken
lucky. Wiil receive no patronage rom me
blue-coat Democrats OF The mountains.
Se want no 'MshoBes' in he Democratic
party Of Kennedy
Aud Col. Ewing, IN his letter, as follows:
CArLarrssvRo, Ky, Jan. 10.
Coz MoHsury's isttsr, Published in the
Louisville C5rs-erciai msefs the unaui-
nous roice o. ,he Union soldiers OF The
siopataius. let bin push The cause aad
cait n conventton or meeting Of soldiers
20 ont caudsdsie IN the fsid for Clerk
ard 10 al olher offices-in the Stale 20 be
ailea and ne cause wilt rs warmly sec
onGed y Northeast keutucky.
Z, J. EWING,
Ls.s Capt. aud Col. Vols.
This settles the msttsr in so far rs The
meuntaia boys are concsrned. They both
seem 70 be pasted on he subject.
Wha, Col. Z. T. Jacob says.
The above named gsntismsn a the con
cc.ion o bis lsHerto the Commercial, says.
The ssus is made up may amount
20 nothing and Il may shake shs very
fnndstion OF the State. But whether il
amounts 10 ltIIe or much, | for one will
sand by the mer who fotrg bt by my side
and Il support of Ons common country
anu one common flag. II thsy are TO be
prescribed 20 must l. Their fate shall be
mine. We want no ostracisn, nor will
y e submit 10 any. r. T. JAcoB.
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estae.s strange Erean
sFssEssTsssa EseasIs That ss.e
5sis2g E:OPe sSitt saer ssustc
Teacher.
po4awooa Letter ~ tae pioneer pro,. :,

Dt,lwood Letter IL the P.oaser Pros
A very peculiar proceeding was rslated
10 nae 10 u Ehf affecting gallant afesr
Of he army, brother of Lieatenans~ AZ
Fort Meade and one out of which an in
terestiHg romance might be woven. ado
not care 10 give the gentieman's name
but will state that he is 4 nephew If a
prominent Union General Of the rebellion
period and ex-member of Congress- A
year or so sSo he became enamored Ssith
: handsome aud accomplished Eastertsia
5Y. wooed aud won her. Their honey
moon WAS all that loving hearts ennld
make il, and their future gave promise of
great and continuous happiness. The la
dy was blessed with more than ordinary
musical talent, but uneultivated, and 10
perfect the divine arr she WAS sent abroad
by her husband. She visited The various
conservatories of the continent and final
" located in Paris for two years instrnc
ton. While there she was reported a.
being vary sick, aud soon afterwSrd the
terrible announcement Of her death reach.
ed Lieut--by cable. IIe At once direct
ell that the remains be snihal msd aud re-
turned 10 America for burial, which or.
der was complied with; but "a The grief
stricken husband was unable 10 90 East
ae requested q friend in New York 10
receive shs casket and cause its inter
meat in Gresnweo This was done
subsequently certain intelligence
reached the widower o: a character tina
aroused his suspicious and caused him
to hasten to the beautiful cemetsr.siofer-
looking the harbor of New YorkonfsinH
the remains were exhumed thu &A.s
opened aud found to contain the 49,
ing body Of man. An investig erGssskS
n ouce instituted and resulted, r.. Id
fishing the fact that the wife ha 1870
with her music teacher. hrs@rs -
report OF her sickness and dest&se.a2se
sent to her far away home. and ia cosro-
boralion of IL had secured corpse from
the Morcue which was sent IS her own,
vita the result above stated
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AYrR's CArH.Rrio PIIts are the best of all purga
tivcs for family They are the pr'inc; Cd" Ion =
laIorious am successful, chemical investigation ane
their extensive use by physicians in their Practice,
and ~ al civilized nations, proves them the best
and most ee-tii purs,tise PHI that medical science
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm GA a
arise rom their u-e Do intrinsic value aud es'ra-
tive covers other pills can be compared with
tAe.u, and every person huoyin- their virtues. will
employ tnen, when ueelol. They keep the system
perfect order. and H1iitttiu in healthy action Cd
hole uiuchiuery OF lille Mild. searching and el-
.ctusl, tHcy especially adapted to the needs a
the Gcstye apparatus. d-rausrtu cute OF " Inch they
prevent and cure. if tiu-iy taken. They are rhe
hesr and ,lg SIC to employ for children aud
weakened constitutions, where lid but rfsct ual
cath.rtc il required
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TINS APosrArrs.

Stanford intar!or JeNrnsi
We have no stomach for debating With
apostates such - McHsnry & Co. II
seems 20 IA hat a mere statement of their
pCsition--tbeir own statement OF it,
ought 10 be enough damn them in the
estimation o every Democrat who de-
serves 10 wear The name, and who hEs
sense enough TO v0te. They have moi
merely refused o abids by the decision OF
regularly constituted Convention OF
thsir Parry n whioh they themselves took
an sctVe par. nave MOI nersiy dessrtst
the party whoss principles they have
PROGRESSED 10 believe N and have publicly
aud privately advocated for Yeas, but
they have deliberately gone over, bag
aud baggage, 10 the enemy--gsne over
locked arms and shields with the men
whom they have been denouncing for a
halfs liiee - as - to constitutions
liberty. aud t0es 10 STsfy ding that free
men lore
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q 'soun.ain DlsappearIn~.

Ashssiils. " G., special. InfcrDation
received 20 day from Bald Mountain states
that YES erdsy sudden ana fearfn crash
was heard IN he ssigbborAood Of Rskers
VIZ. The fun6line noiss preceding he
crash was beard 70 miles. and caused
the frightened inhsbitaats N recall the
scenes o. four or i've years aso, when
Bait Mountain was serionsiy threatened
with yieient eiuptious. ABinvestigation
o. the disturbances o. yss teriav developed
the taet that a large pOs,ion OF this peak
mas suddeuty disappeared N he fertile
and beautiful valley below slice Of q
half-m.ie square melted awav. The cause
OF he remarkable t0msle il unknown.
whether u il attribntaals to the heavy
snow and rain storms which have prevail
sd IN this section for The past few weeks,
Or me results Of The hssurss IA me noun
tains, caused BY lbs vslcanic oul barsts
few years age, the local seisutists IRE un-
able TO decide.
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VARIOUS Causes.-

advancing years, cHre. sickaess, dsaPpoint meat
and .lc,c .lGy psedispos llon-all opelsse 20 tnsn
the h4-r ay and elsner Of them incnes IL 30 shea
prema urely. AYERs T. ~ FIsoR vii restogs faded
o II gay, light red hair to rieh Blown or dee =
black as may be desired. 1t sofeeRs and cleanse I,
the scalp. giving IL healthy action. Ii renovcs
ani cures ia ndtuff aud huinoFs. BY its falling
ha.ris checked. and a growth will produced
in . cases whele the f0li.cies not destroyed
glands decayed. las elects are beautifully SHOWN
on 5rssay, we Ak, or sc<iy hair, on wnien faN ap
plcations wiz produce Ae gloss aad l-esn Q {
oath Harmless and sure ia lis opera ion, il il in
cosa parable dre-siAg. and As especially valued
soft lustrs and rcliaess OF It imparts.
contaias neither oil dye, and viii not soil
color white eslnbrie. yet 1t Issts long the hair
!. I'd kcer. q L-esh nd ,isorous.
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Ia Good BANDS

He was - country young fellow, ~ ,itt}e
awkward an1 basbfni, but OF sterling
worth Of character. She Was Cincinnati
hsle and had sense enough to appreciat-
his worth, despite his awkwardness aud
and was his hancee. On =
gloomy Sun AZ evening this winter they
we're standing In froot Of the window IN
The parl0r or her home OIL East Walnut
Iills, watching The snowfakes rapidly
falling outside. lie was not up in socieiy
small talk, and bang hard mp for seme
thing to say remarked as he watched the
snow falling. This vill be hard on The
old mans calves and sheep. Never
mind. dear said she, clipping her arm
arouad him; Il VIII take care Of ons -
them"
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FOR JAILOR.

We are an borizeo o Announce Nkwros
J. BUsEAsr as candidate ior Re Oh e
OF Ja,,er OF Fulton coun y. Eieoitoa me-,
Au asst.
We are authorized to announce &r
JACOB SILvERFooTH as y caniidats tUr me
ofiee OF Jailer o Futon county, al ne
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. 4.
F. TaOAAssoS, present iucunbent, "a a
candidate for the Office OF JaloF, A. the
ensuing August election.
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vvho "a onsa rsy EL

VITA pu pose D our Rep sssRtsttvs n =
I rOdrce a rfli no lie Rouse Tor ihs 5ene
a. @ O1o Eer,w rex va ansvs~. Du
ing The ss''ow revsr ep emio, Mr. lie
-ick 81 istsd oofas 10 lie amoua, CT
1915 % % pauper. ro- ahich ths Comfy
Court rst.rsed 10 nav. Irals debt IS %
horest one and We bavs no reason to
doeot 80 he county Court should pr g
81 Ilsr,sick and not disgrace he conn y
bv hzv-nr on Georessu,siivs cal upen
,hs IA 81 'stse 10 Isy for 6gryiug oar
dsat
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a Feraa,. shoeo,assr.

AtiAats san boast o. ge1uias eurios-
i'y-a I've fsmais shoe naker- Young.
srstiy snd iudus rious. iRviaz occasion
20 sena nv litds nephew With pa Of
boo.s 30 10 manded, he sVrp sed ne on
bis stu~n by rsmsr KING thst she said
60 ssi 30 Nb0Ut he boots then lesrnsd
fsr be first sine tbat ve had in our
asis h5o-hood Young girl under trenty
yearg o. ass. The dAu hter of shoemste r.
Who daily rro g. Al The t-sde herself. not
ou'v mardiar, but making ia coed sfvls
hosh boots aud shoes. Fo- several years
pasf che has been thus en- Eagsi aud has
non a. respect and pa rnuags o. d large
sircie o. appreciltive fsuitie5.
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IrDGE W. W. kosxkrsoN, late Circuii
Judge ofthis Di.triel will support the
Jscobs MSIIsury bolt against the regular
Democratic ticket, 80 il Is reported. judge
Robertson hss great many warn adDir
srs In tbs sseiIen and we tender hiD ths
columns Of the CouzsRio give his reasons
for this step, to bis old friends Who gave
him tisirFurpori, believing him regular
Dsmscret
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PrlYato Abn.eos.a xe,yspaper.''

some people think they are vsry smart
when they abpss a newspaper or et'' or
They .orgs that MANY newspapers nave
largely pr9at.e ed by becoming he oblec 3
Of cheese sttacks. and ,ha some editors
have thriveu on beiu- assaulted.
Aside from his considera' ION, IL should
be remembered that an edsor is often
Obliged 70 carry very delicate position.
Ills sense Of ri "a will sonnet mes cause
min 10 attack or dsfend man, business,
a class. or cause, at he risk OF making
sneuiss Of others, only o hud those in
whose iuteres, 5 he has iaborel display in
gratitude.
Of course no level headed editor sx-
pscisto fnd much graft ude o. charity
lie must generally he content with The
approval o. bis own conscience, and par-
sue The course he believes righf, reg ID
less a. either Frowns Or smiles, supported
BY his cone cious recu ude.
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cRtsIsAL rnRoUeM LovE
. vowel 10 be Pu b'issed %
Seity ssaT>beiI %cssee.

n Sc CORN Ga iE.us Fe5susvy lst
rSs2 sens zontAlF lhs-es.tsr. Is cor
tstnE 20 pa~is and coats 20 cenis num-
asr, parable ca delivery. 0ny ferry
esnts MONTH Not great Tax or eoy
poetel a splendid novel;
al wishing 10 suOscribs. can addreas
Nelly Marshal HcArse. Publisher. st4
West Jefferson s.resi, Louisville. Ky.
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Dauviile tribune Rep.
We ask our poil'icat opponents why oil
this worry and fairy ia their papers if
there has really been no ostrscisn or I'm
ION soldiers ia Kentucky by the Demo
erasc party.
The Democracy OF Kentucky have
marched under he Rebel rag for twenty
years. And that rag il stiil their
dag.
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Tn. bill introduced 6y our Senator.
Hen. c. Wslton, 20 sSnead .h- school
=" by dispensing with eoun commits
Iioners. IS attracting eousidsr,nle sttsu-
lion in this portion Of the lis ric.. II the
proposed cbnnge viii add Ire school
fund. aud rs.aiE = the sane me ohcial
supervision owe he intsrssts o. ihs
school, IL ouEbt 10 te made ES-
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This Is nice time of night for YOU
10 be coming in, " said mother to her
daughter, who returned from a walk at
10 o'clock. when was like you" con
inued she, my mother would not allow
-saae ont later than o'clock " "Oh. YOU
had a nice sort of "A mother" murlnured
.he girl. II had, you young jade, "a
nicer mother than ever you had, sud
he mother.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FoR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized 20 announce Mr. II
c BAILEY, present incumbeut a. cav
didate TO- The Office o. County judge Of
Fulton county, At the ensuing August
election.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
W. MAYEs as a candidate ro- the Office Of
County Judge of Folon county, At the
ensuing August election.
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Kentucky gsins oue member. ne"
Congressional Disirict will bs 'oslnsi by
the prsseal legislature; and this may
disarrspge The aspirations OF some con
Frsssionsl sspiranrs. This District .vi'l
lose oBe or TWO counties.
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aEEEuNnH nohErEsa
co.r,ss.e','- a. nc state P.es..
ssany 2aen ~ sJany NIads.,'

WHAT uS7IoN DEMOCRATS ARE doom FOR.
sElisaf cth,as.a Salrs.i
The Union Democrats in Kentucky stand
to" ard tho Confederate Democrats pref
Z y much - The colCred RepublioAns stand
tor ard the white Republicans they ara
very good for che purpose % voting, bat
not SO good for holding the Offices