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Smyrna times., 1882-02-22

Herring have made their appearance in
Maryland waters.
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Is composed OF three Republicans ana
TWO Democrats. tx Senator Ramsey, OF
Minnesota. AMI Paddock, of Nebraska
are we'll known 10 he Putlic by the re-
sponsible positions they have occupied.
G. e Godfrey, r Iowa, is a Republican
and lawyer lie entered the army as a
Lieutenant in the Second regiment of
Iowa infantry. and rose 10 be Colonel OF
the Eighth Alabama cavalry. ~ the
close Of the war he engaged sa sae Prsc-
tee Of ne law Al Oesaioines, where Tor
several years he held the position OF lie :
ceiver of Public Moneys, and subsequent
Iy served for several terms as Assistant
District Attorney lie is about forty-two-
years of age aud is regarded as man OF
marked ability.
Ambrose e. Care;on, Ct Terrs Hauie,
Ind, IS = lawyer by profession aad a
Democrat in politics. He was formerly
law partner of Senator Voorhees,, and AT
| various times has been a member of the
Indiana Legislature, Circuit Judge aud
/ Professor of Law in the State Oniversity
( lie is about atty six years old, and issaid
to enjoy high reputation fer lie gal Abili
/ ~ md literary sstainments.
/ James r. PetUgrew, OF Fayetteville
/ Ark, has been = member CT the Legisla-
/ ture OF hat State. and is now Journalist
! OF the United States Senate His ap
: poiutmeRt to place on the cemrnissio {
I has been strongly recommended by Gar
! land AMI other Western members OF tn
! State He is n man OF middle age, = les
Yer aud a Democrat,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
rhs Pronhecr OF the Greyhounds

Richard II, of England, had a grey
hounJ. called Math, beautiful beyond
Inaos,,re who would not notice or follow
anv one but the king Whenever the
ki1o rode abroad the greyhound was
fooesd by the person who had hmm IN
Cha md ran instantly to caress him,
Inv ,1iaeinoy his two fore feet on his shout
ders IL fell out that as the king and tho
DnLaof Lancaster were conyerslng III the
80 of The castle, their horses being
raa,Iv for them TO mount, tho greyhound
49, united. but instead of running as
ne,1ol 10 the king, he left him and leapea
10 tba Duke of Lancaster's shoulders,
,,o,inp him every court, and careSsing
hin, AS he formealy used to caress tho
kin1 The duke, not acquainted with this
preThound, asked the king the meaning
~ this fondnoss, saying:
l.What does this lnean?"
/ cousin" replied the king, sit means
n great deal for yen. and very little for
me- aHo~s" sasl the duke: "prny explain
Il"
| 4 understand by r." answered tho
kiae, that this greyhound fondles and
pay his court to You this day, as King %
| Eudand, which yosI viii surely be, and
-s<sl be deposed; for the natural instilret
d the dog shows it D. him. Keep him
/ therefore, by your side, Tor he viii now
leave me and follow you"
/ The Duke of Lancaster treasured nj
what the king said, and paid attention t.
the greyhound, who wotsld mover moro
/ follow Richard of Bordeaux, but kept f11
/ tho side Of the Duke Of Lancast<g, as VIZ
witnessed by thirty thousand men =
/ Chronicles Of FrOtsS0rt.
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E,.h1 rer.nns DroMned.

NEw OsLEASs, June lS.-This atlern Don
a frizhtful accident occurred on the river
in front of the city. party Of young
boys, eleven in number, were sailing
about in \ beat, when some Of the holder
ones began "a sr5rt 80 careen the frail
craft to one side in order TO irigaica the
more ,imid OF their companions. At this
moment a fow of wind struck the boat
and IL keeled over and filled with water.
Five Ct the boys sprang out and swan
ashorc bat the other six cluas &c the
boat aud went dawn with it. One OF
them was an expert swimmer, but was
unable to free himself fro the grasp OF
the other boys and all were drowned be>
fore assistance could reach them, although
a dozen boats put off from shore as soon
as the accident occurred.
The names of he victims of che TRACE
dy are VIM. Story, Daniel Kelly, Geo ana
Thos Meggett and "a boy named Duplsssis
They were from fourteen to sixteen year:
old Efforts to recover their bodies have
thus far been unsuccessful. TAe river al
the point where they went down Is Ovc'
one hundred feet deep.
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1nih In Eria Own way.

A coIorsd man named Bob Tompkios
was on trial last week before an Austin
Justice for assault. Old Eacle Nose ras
one of the leading witnesses for the STATE.
The main point WAS whether or not Tomp-
kius had given any provocation to tfing
on the row.
Now, tell this jury all you know abou
the affair" said the justice.
kin tell dejury all knews in your
own way?" asked old Nose.
"Yes, tell tho jurr what you know IN
your own way" -
Old Nose turned soiemulyto the expeeT--
gem mems ob de jury, you an de
meauest- looking crowd cher seed"
stop" howied the attorney for the
State.
Your honor will incsrcerafe the wit
ness for contempt Of court howled the at
torney for the prisoner.
The foreman of the jury got up and
asked the coart to protect the jury from
Insult.
"witnsss, il you insslt The jury again
shall certainly resort to extreme meas
ures"
am not gwine to consult nobody E
you don't interfere wild me, said Oh
Nose. sullenly-
Proceed"
'.elem meas oh de jury, you am d'
n eanest- lookup crowd cher l seed outside
Oh Jail
The prosecuting attorney jumped nI
and down. The foreman of the jury ono
more howlsd: Your Honorl" The con
stable laid his heavy hand on the cola
of old Nose. when the latter calmly re
/ peated TO the jury:
| .iYou am de meanesl- look in crowd ebe
| | seed outside Oh Jail, Dem was dc berr.
/ words de prisoner dar used when he fHs
/ come inter de barroon, and which led I
/ de row"
The foreman sat down quick. The Al
tnrneys doubled up like jack KNIVES wit
suppressed laughter. HIS Honor sni'sI
! The spectators r0ared, while old Moss
with surprised look of childish inh'
ce nee, once more said emphatically to th
| cowed jurymen;
"You am de meanest -lookin' crowd ebe
| seed outside OBJ de jail. II Te1as Sy'ttHy
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A Tremendous Change.

AeN 1tfh SUM-
The fact that i professed inidel, a man
who deneunces the Scriptures and pours
scorn and insult upon the Christian re-
ligion, could be brought forward as the
chief orator on such aR occasion the
services of DecorAtioa Day in this city,
appears to us something of far greater
import than any of our correspondents
have taken it for, although they have
discussed it with zeal and shility.
Twenty years ago il would have been
utterly impossible for such n man as Mr.
ingersoll TO he chosen for such purpose.
And what IS the meaning OF his selection
nowg
IL means IN oar judgement, that there
has Been geneeai decline in religion
that inddslity is spreading in the com
munity; that there is doubt and denial
( where there was faith before; that there
is scoffi ng now whers alteration formerly
prevailed Ii this process continues tor
sfjy yetrs. the CAristial will form e Eery
small DinYrity OF the people OF Ibis etdu-
rtty-
! But perhaps soRe new Qualifications
: OF religious life may arse amocg Us q
/ arrest the spread OF inf lelity.
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Garernar Knoff.

Special 70 the Post
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 81 asked a
&easucky member OF Congress TO day II
abe Hon. Proctor Knott had yet announo-
es himself as n Candidate FOR governor OK
Kentucky.
Not yet" he answered., ''not yet, but
he is qnite liable 10 do SO, think.
"Till be2"
"Yes, think so. understand he has
about made up his mind TO be a candidate
Cor the nomination and III he Is nominal
ed he will, of course, be elected"
when will he permit himself to be an,
aoaaced as II candidate, think you
'Don-t KIN row TO that. but before
long, | reckoR Getting pretty well
along in the season, and think he will
enter the race pretty soon"
HAS be heard from his friend DR.
Stnndiford, then? 1t was alleged yot
know, that they would not be candidate:
againat each other"
Yes. The fcctSr, understand, doc.
not propose 70 be candidate sader any
circumstances, aud so Proctor is free /,
snAsf The field"
"Wiil he have many competitors for I'll,
nomination, think yon!"
"Yes, plenty OF thOm; 10 fact the wood
are full Of en-"
''T1sA he ~iii win, will he?
''Yes, Indeed. He's almost sure 20 wiz
/ IL he enters the race; and [ think he villa ,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
L.enrInr az GirIhee;.

When girls midway in iheir teens
throw off their natural giriish habits and
attire, don long skirts, skoet up their
hair aud affect tho air and dress of young
women, they would often be surprised 90
know what their eldehs really thiGk OF
the improvements.
One such young Miss went to the Do :
pot recently to meet an nged friend Of the
family, aud was surprised TO iud herself
aot recognized upon greeting the visitor
as she stepped OF the car.
"Don't you know me, auaty?"
"Why this isn't Maria, is it,
"Certaiulyf don't you think look bets
ter shan did last summer when you were
here?i
"No,n replied the honest soul, looking
the girl over, 'to tell the truth, DO not.
Go home and let down your hair aud be
young while you can, for is will not be
~Hany years be1orr-Y oGyou' II he greg aud
people will never take you again Tor d
girl"
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fOR COUNTY .aSsESSoR.

We are authorised to announce w. II.
THOMAS candidate for Assessor of
Fulton county. Election in August.
We are authorized - announce Mar
ADAMS, JR., as n candidate for the Office
of Assessor. Election next August.
We are auth oriZed to announces j. o. A.
CooPER, present incdu beat, as a candidate
for the office Of Assessor. Election next
August.
Davis Us candidate for the office of AS
SCISSOR. Election in August next
We are authorized to announce T. j.
FiScH as candidate for the office of As
SCISSOR OF Fulton county. Election ia Au-
gust next.
We are authorized to announce O. NJ r.
SsLsoH, as candidate for the office OF
Assessors of F3iton county. Election in
August.
We are authorize to announce A. G.
| McFADDEN, as a cat lidate for the office
Of Assessor Of FUltes, ~nty. Election in
August
We are authorized to lnnsunee J. Is
/ Cook, as n candidate fer the office of As
scsor. Election next August.
FOR CITY MARSHALL.
We are authorized to AnRoance VIII
s.MA A. Lawson as "a candidate for the Of
dee of city Marshal. Election id August
Wa are authorized TO announce j. o
Raxsts. as n candidate lor re electisn l.
The eGce Of city Marshal. Election il
August.
We are authorized 20 announce VIZ. L
lGAEoNEa. AS a caudidate tor tie Office o
CIV Marshal. Election in August.
FSr superior Court.
We are authorized to announce JOSEF
NJ. DlGeEa, of MeCraeken County, as
audidate for Judge of the superior Co0r
Ills District. Election in august
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The Rosy North.

We had to wait for half an hour between
Charleston and SavauHah for the Way
cross train, and duriag this time black
man came up to me aHd inquired:
Say, boss, doan' you lib up Norfl'
Yes"
bats what reckOned on. Kin ak
= few queshuns?"
You can"
"Wal, sah, does every child nan up
OAR owa brick house wild eupulo ON
top:
. Does he walk aroun' wild n bag Of geld
in one haR an bag OF silver IL lie Cd
der2"
Il rever saw any of them taking such
a walk"
DO ley all Own bosses an kerridges?7
'.Do doy all haze 4iamous an pearls
an velvetse"
"NeH
"Say, boss, my nNnes Jones, an lib
ober beyond dat pine weeds. Ny ole wo-
man ala de tirne stirVin me mp 10 GO
Nerf. an she really believes dat if We
once get up dar we kin &c cut befo' break
fast Gs pick Rp pailful o diamonds.
Now, sab, cell @e de sole mt truf bout it.
Could We DO it,"
'COuta VIC PICK UP ticSA-
mo"
Go eusvts2"
! NO"
Two eaarts2"
',No."
/ SBat's nuG, boss-sat settles met
4 reek On if I axed 'ccHt one quart, you d
| Say yss, but il any b~dy 'spsctsd 20 gwins
90 fool ar9un wild any such small
/ 'tatsrs as dat dcy am saraly took ca
in. Ice kept house lears NUT
/ TO know dat 3 a art o diamonds day
! Nouldn't keep u family in con c,ke an
bacon half &c time. BEGGED 10 ys, boss
/ Mcbbe | II get up DAT way after n while
\ but l shan't 'speet 90 Owl no brsck house
! wild cuPaIo on top till I've heen aar
full week or longer DeSreii Free Iress.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We are authorized TO aanauRce c. HUGu-
LErrE W1Lsos as a candidate Tor The office
Of County Judge. Election next August.
We are authorized 70 announce Mr.. II.
C. BAILEY, pres cut incumbent, a. a eau
diJaie for the oiiioe OF County Judge OF
Fulton coastyi Ct the ensuing Augus'
election.
We are authorized 70 nnnounce Mfr. 3.
W. MAFrs rs candidate fer the Office 81
County Judge of Fulton county, At THE
ensuing August electich.
We are authorized 20 announce JoNAs
AIoSreoAERY ~ a candidate for he ethet
eof County Judge. Election in August.
We are authorised to announce X :
VI URREI, as a candidate Tor County Judge
Election lst Monday in August.
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q Gona a,rescrIpslon.

A correspondent of the New York
Evening Post tells this story of DIR. Gray
a homeopathic physician, who died IN that
city last week: 4 poor sewing-girl' who
went to the late Dr. john +. Gray for al,
vice, was given phisl Of medicine and
told TO 20 home and s. to bed L can
DO that Doctop the girl replied, Tor
nm dependent on what earn every day
for ms swing" III that ia so, said DR..
Gias, el'll change the medicine little
Give me back thn; phial He then wrap
ped around il a tsR-lollar bill, and re-
turning to her, reiterated his order: &c
home aud 60 to bed adding, take ia'
lnedicines eaver aud all"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

The largest stock raiser in the United
States is w. u. Todhunter, OF Texas he
branded Q 900 calves last spring, and las
already marketed 5000 beeves This sea-
son. lie has 20. 900 head of stock canle,
and owns more than l00.00 acres of l,nt.
Mr.. TOdhunter owns 1000 bulls aud 500
sa Idle horses; employs fifty men, and puts
ep $50 tons of hay to guard against
hard ~iaters: lie keeps 400 work-horses
and raises grain enough to feed all his
saddle and work 81 lock Besides his cat
Tie he has 700 or 500 stock horses four
jacks aud tifiy stallioas.-L Transcript.
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Turner is great advocate Of the i'm
provement Of the Mississippi a,r8 Gs,io
rsvers, and dceleims IN favor Of liberal
appropriailoas for all the great water
ways Of the country, anl yet he has vol
Ell against every river appropri alton bill
since he has been in Congress lie Is
alike The old man who borrowed money
from his neighbor- AMER the debt was
overdue and the creditor hal waited a
considerable tiuc, he demanded aymeut,
when the debtor said TO him, Il always in
tended to pay that debt it you did rO'
make me mad, butt felt sure yUu wsuld
make me mad. Now Turner, represent
ing District with 100 miles river front,
wants The great river ways improved A.
a protection 10 ihe tsrmcrs OF his District
against the grinding exactions OF rail
roads, but each session the friends Of The
hill make kia at&, aad he vs3es sgsinst
iit. TurRer when aeclaimias before the
people feels sure they win make himmad
Asaare the 6aal vote IS reached ~
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F0R COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized &c announce Mr.
josh Il. Dodds as a caniidate e. r he Office
Of County Court Clerk. Election in Au-
gust.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. j.
I. BKSuN, as 4 candidate for the office of
County Court Clerk OF Fulton county.
at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce A. NJ.
Dc Bow as candidate for che oaice OF
County Court CLERK. Liection August
next.
We are Authorized to sanouace ". Z.
TAYLOR rs a candidate for Clerk OF ihe
/ Fulton County Court at tho ensuing Aa-
gust election.
We are authorized to announce MARSHA
A. MCDANIEL, as "a candidate tor Clerk Of
the Fulton County Court, atthe ensuing
August election.
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FOR JAILOR.

We are authorized TO announce NswroS
j. BUsHARr as a candidate for the Oific
OF Jailer OF Fulton county. Election next
August.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
JACOB SILyERTooTH as "a candidate for the
office of Jailer of Fulton county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. r.
r. THoNAssoN, present incumbent, ~ Il
candid ate for the Office of Jaiior, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized TO announce THoM-
as c. HAWKINS, as a Candidate for the of
tee of Jailor Of fulton County. August
next
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"tSonr Snm Forget IT.,

Col. Jacob, the old rebel who kicked
against Lincoln ; emancipation, zsd had
to he seat South out OF the lines 10 gel
rid OF ais rearing and scotGhing, Is not
telling the colored people much about
that little history. The Louisville Com
meroiul shoHld publish the news even il
il has to ISSUE n supplement. It should
adopt the spirit Of it's instruction 10 it.
Frank fort correspondent 10 mahe tAiugs
red hot.
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a WED sToR91 SCENE,
Farther Particulars Of Ghe
Affair

q - aEAG
Affair
M4RsuALLrowS, Iowa, June Is Tho
most terrific disaster in history is the
one which now desOlates the town of
Griunell The peculiar aspect Of the sky
vas a matter of common remark CT the
streets yesterday afternoon. An hour or
more before sunset the northern sky
hung with conieal downward-pointing
clouds, like which none had ever seen.
After sunset, aud even after darkness
was gathering, the western horizon aud
western sky, half way TO the zenith, was
k,rid and brilliant. The unearthly and
brillaat apparition in the sky had hard
ly disappeared v ben the storm broke. II
was accompanied with roaring like
thunder, or perhaps more like The rum
bliEg Of dozen heavy freight trains
! Chimneys, trees, houses and baras began
ts ty like leaves. The rain came in
K1sds az il 4. watorspout had burst, which,
I in fact, MAS probably the case. The wind
aud rain aud tli2dinS lightning cousin
9ed 50 furious for near half an hour that
1 it scarce safe for those " hose roofs
/ stayei over them te open the doors; but
1 the damage was done IN geTy fen mina
/ utes, aud probably not iHore than ave
minutes elapsed be fore the northwest
: corner Of the town WAS laid fat Tha
/ paib of the storm was comparatively
narrow, but scarcely anything was LEFT
standing within Us limit. II fret enter
ed tie ta~n Tre1 the west aud moved n
little Eorth OF east gntil it reached Main
street. 1t then curved to the southeast
aad whipped up the college buiidins sud
several houses on the east side Of the
! town. II thcu seemed 20 bound int the
I AIR, passing over Nr. Snow 5 anl Mr..
/ Perry farms. II crossed the Chicago,
Rock Islaua & Pacific rsad, about mile
and a !,atf cas- Ell tbs city, where it met
the " ssS~fsSrd Sound freight traia. " hich
| ~ sSHaPieteiy demolished. As it passed
south Of east across the country it deIaol-
ished farm h0ases feEcea aad barRs
II struck AaiColGa an ia uerthern
1 hAlf and wrought a -iest rsz ction as ostn
pletn as in Grianeli- IAo track oF The
! ln-oenter as Il crossed the city aver
aged abSat TIVE biOcks IN width. The
damage osae side that narrea track was
comparatively small, although ia this re
speet the tempest seemed rs freakish \.
ilse lightning. Most Of he buildings wer,
cSush Ell lake egg shells and redMcei =,
. spliaters- 4 few we're ilIses bodily an
turned round. The storm cams 40 will
sech soaF thAi thAhS setoek theuisels g
TO cellars. This saved them, as their
I boa ses 'dts tp2eare from ever heir heads
, even Termination wails.in maiy cases wer'
8 srokea oil eyen wi'h the surface Of ,h'
e! grospd- considerable humber OF hor
/ ses aud cows were killed, Fowls IA,
S lhe'r feat hers entirely stripped off. Tue
A earth appeared ss If bealea and l&she,
!, will inlescriSabic fury.
= Reports come Of several sa..bs seutl
e Ct Brooklyn, but the names AMI number
b could NOT BE- obtained The ,ln4sage a
Maicoml and siciaity will foot 40 faliy
SioOc zoe. The damage done in ,srinnel
aggregates about S5O0,eUe. The tota
ioss o. iite ZOOS sp ffiy ri least. while
: great raany more will he cripple / sor life
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ue4e-s Trouble.

FIolH ttu tNtII'I-JutIIIaI
The feltoEiRg ePigrampatic dispatch
was received last Gight from Hon. John
b. Waite, aud fer saying an almighty
quantity in "a very brief space it takes
the blue ribbon.
WASHINGTON, June IL. -ssepubIican
Friends: Trust neither Berkeie nor his
Appointee, VIM. Cassius Goodloe. Keen
aloof from the Jacob movenozt. Get
ready for the fall campaign. We can
elect FIVE kentucky Congressman Re-
publicans need true consorts, not pap.
suckers.
JoIls b Wulrr.
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Tas Coat al Living.

In New York roasting pieces OF beef
cost from - to u cents pound, porter
house steaks from d TO go cent?, and even
rump pieces from IS to Is cents Mutton,
lamb veal, salt pork, bacon aud hams are
also very Aigh.
Vegetables are dear throughout the list
Potatoes are up to TWO dollars and tive
dollars and "A half q bushel for cid, aud
four dollars fer new. Meanwhile rents
are going Up, trade is stagnani, work
dulL Il is not strange that here is wide
discomfort.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
administration act.

An act passed by the State Legislature
concerning the bureau of Immigration
says:
"Said Commissioner shall keep in his
oiiice record OF lands for sale, lease or
colonization, WHICH rec0vd should be kept
accessible to all persons nquiring for
such information IS it may contain, and
no lee shall be allowed for entry or re-
cOrding Of same, nor shall any fee or com
%sissions be charged by said Bureau OF
any lands so recorded which may be solo
10 immi n ants
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HAULERS ATTENTION!
TEAMS WANTED.

The HICKMAN Lasnber and Manufactur-
ing Company of Hickman, KY, hive
steady employ ment at good wages for
Il SdD TIE a MS
10 II. owe the Lumber from tholr mills situA :
ted 10 aad l3 miles from Hickman. -. 25
per 1000 feet for thoroughly dry lumber
at the farih her mill. y, 10 per 1000 feet
for the lumber at the ten mile mill
equivalent to that amount per day
TO good pulling two horse teams.
Cash every !Oad-Frse wagon yard at
Hickman Stables At TIE mills f5r those
who come soon enough to secure them,
Steady employment from this date until
the roads get BAD again next winter
Hickman, Ky, May 18th, 1852.
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RTE Farming.

Dr. Glenn. the great CalifO<S,is farmer,
Will act make money, but will realize
enough TO pay all his expenses for the
current year. lie expects to realize ut
least 500. 900 bushels Of wtreat from this
Years crop. This will give MIN 10000
0G0 pounds, which, If sold at cents per
pound, will amount - $500 600 Tor the
entire crop. lie ESTIMATES his expenses
for the crop year at something near $50,
600 Il I-a,-isri.ie CanlMerelIL.
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ais the COURIER going 10 oppose Turner
because OF his voto on the river b{il,' is
frequently asked. We. really II a better
man is offered We mey, but We are by no
means Inclined to support any poPpinjay
psljtician who may thrust himself fore
ward as candidate. Tu:a er is an earn
est, strong uaa, ana ought Eet to be
changed except o get better msa.
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DR.. 3. B, B1INcoE.

Having permanently located in the city
Of Hickman, | woald respectfully solicit u
share of practice of the citizens Of hiee
man and surrounding country. Having
been regular, practieing physician for
81 years, helive can give entire salts
faction TO all who would please TO give
me call.
L. B. BLINCcE.