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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
RuaIanr uns bic eanptifhe arnne.

2onbou, 81. Sult. - gine &euterIb
9epeidle beri6tet aus @onitautinopel: ySr.
Suu, Der Sertreter &ublaub'S, benadrid.
tigte bic @onieren3 baB &uBlan0 bic egpps
tiidbe 6rage ais in sipet abgelOnoerte 3hetle
getrennt betradte. @r Jet initruirt mOr1en,
nur 70 lange an ben SerbauSlungen tbetl,us
rebmen, ais iidl bteielben auf ben Sue5tanal
beidrdnften.
Sn 6olge bteier @rtldrung miro Die Cont
teren5 ais beenbet betraGtet."
&panicn uae Gbile.
Ntabrtb, 81. Suli. - Sin Sertrdg III
3tuti6su SpGnieu uuo Chile geifloiien nor
ben, nnb cine ipaniidle Sregatte wire nad
SalparotIo gel9idt tuerOeu, NM Salute NIT
ben 4ileniidrn Sorts 3u medieln.
Serbunblnnsen ees britiibsn parlaments.
Qunopn, 81. Suit. - BrsMierninilter
@lnbltoue ertldrte beute i'm lluterbuule, ale
glngaben In Sesug ami Die abien5uug tiirs
fiiGer Sruppeu mad ggppten mdreu oerz
friiht, uno bic 9tugelegenbett Tonne uoh uidt
III %PariumeAie ;ur Sprad)e 9ebradt ner-
ben, tnDcm bic Bforte bic ieet nod feiue Der
abiolut nctbmeuoigsuSOr erfiilt
babe.
Gin BON 0!arqais Sar:;ast0d' Staatss
ietrrtGr fir Snbien, gefelltcr antrag, mel
dpei Die Abienbung bon 5000 as9uH &rnppen
bon Sifinbicn mad @9ppten ;uldmlS,en mil
etnef Heierbe BON 1900 Mldnn QeHehmtll,
murSe nit 40 gegeu 20 Sttmmen angss
ncmnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
Der Saufffdmpfer SulliDau Dor
Heri ff1f

9 0 T n, 81. Snli. = Sobn Z. SnuiOan,
ber befannts Slopffedter, ffanS Samitag Dor
bcm biefigen Wuutsipal s@eriate. Gs lagsu
Stpei auflagen gegen tbn por, ndmlif bic Der
Srunfenbeit unb bes @ebranfls obfeoHer
Spra9e. Gr befaunte itd3 auf Sei5e i9ul=
big unb ruurbe auf bic erffe gu 81 nno auf
Die ;tpeite Anflage 81 SO Straie uuo 3ab=
lung Der ilntolten uerurtbcilt. Hadoem
Sulltpan rberappt" bate, tuur6e er eHt>
IaIieH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
@nrir AnbrInenridirt.

-Sas brttiidle Serrenbaus nabm gefsru
idmmtlid,e 8luuielu Der Siu in Se3ug aui
9adtriidItGnbe in Srlano an.
Die 0Scotss@uarbs, 700 Rann tart,
murben geitern in Qou1Ou uuf Oem Sruppeu,
id'fDSrient" nod Ggppten eingeififit. Der
S,in; unb Die Briu;eiiin BON gSales, Der
Ser5og nnj bic Scr5ogju bon @Onnaugbt uub
nnbete Dtitglieber Der f6nigIiAeu 6amiltc
pOhnten Der @inidifuug bel. 9as 9e6rduae
In bsr llmgebung Der SaIerne mar 10 groB,
bo6 bic OUrbe, ,fteu @lieber Der SruppeH fat,
tiid in Die p0be gCboben mor6eH.
- 9as ;meite britiihe @renaoisrbatail.
Ion idliffte iidJ geiiern in Gueedstomn auI
oem 9ampfer .Satauta" nad @g1pteu etn.
- Sberit Srep, Der @eianbte Der Sdlmei;
fir @aibingtOn, tpiro 0Iitte September aui
ieiuem Bohen eintreffen.
- Auf Der 2onJoner Sorie ctrtultrt bas
Geriid)t, baB Spuuiens g9unif, ;ur @r6rs
terung Der egnpttiden 6rage sugelafen gu
fueroen, BON 0eutidlaub uuterftiiet ruiro.
- Dem SOuoOrer v@lobe" Sufolge 1T Sc
neral gSOlIclen, melferjum Commando iiber
bic btttiidenStreittrdfte iuGgppteu beittmmt
tpur6e, ernitlid erfrant.
- Sie in egbptilden gemdileru beftnoltz
den frcn56fiideu 6riegsidiffe baben 8efebl
erbalten, bel Bort SaiO Dor anfer su gebcu
unO bis uuf gSeitetes uidt mehr ourd ben
Cue, tanaI 81 fabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
Die i6nellfte Sabrt nber ben at.
1nnfifchp en- 4NtPnff

SorontO, Snt., 81. Snli. = giue bier
clnpiaHgene 6ubeIOepeife ergiebt, baB Der
9tnanonmpfer DYaris" am letten Samitage
t Sage un6 IA Stunben nod ieiuer aO-
relic bon 8imonsti = Ropi0e in Srlano ets
reidtr. Dies 1T bic iduellfte Sabrt, bic ie
iiber ben otlanttidcu SSeaH gemaft MOI
RON in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
@erbaneInnsen ses britii4en Narlaments.
srans anf Gem samburser 0ampfer ,eensrt.

GOnbOu, l. auguft. - Oie EaiIagtere
bes Samburger 8ampfer y@e(lcrt" fpel6e
bier gelanbet wuroeu, bGridtCu, baB eas
S6iff am 2G. Suli bur6 Elm in Der b'nteren
puiisrbiAten abtbeilung bes Sd)iffraumes
ausgebrOdeucs 6euer beiHabe ser10tt NOR
ben ruGre.
Der @apitdn bate bereitS gluffalten ge~
troffsrt, bas Sftfi aui3ugebeu, a1eiu ipdtcr
nurben jtuei grObe g04er in bds SerSed ges
bobrt uno bic 9lbtbeiIIug init g8aIier geiiut.
9os 8ohrjeNg mnibe i'm Setrage BON $10,s
600 beiddoigt. Die Yuiiagiere sollen Dem
mutbigcn, umiidtigcn Serrabreu Der Diff
siere 6es 9ampiers groGes Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
IabriHtcn aus Gbina unS
cTnNnrf

Gan SranctSc 0, 81. Suli.-Oer bier
eingetrofeue Oampfer sGrabic" bringt Nad)=
ridten ans China unb Sapan. Die d)ineTlGe
&egierung beabfidtigt BET Der fran50iti6en
crnitlide Sorifeuuugen wegen Der Snpaiton
in Songfing su MAIDEN, unb eS bat in oteIer
@ngelegenbeit eine leb6afte Oisfuifion nit
oem frans0liIhen @eianoten in Befing ifatt-
gefunben. 9llle Nnifrengungen gegen bic
g8eitsrusrbreitung Der Cholera in gofobama
parcn bis iebt erfplgloS. SIM n6rbliaeu
Sbeil Der lopaneiilhen Brobin; Seneai rid>
trte cine Seuersbrunf enornten SdlaSeu an.
Sn Der grouins &unuamotto fanS cine per=
beereube lleberidwemmuug ftatt. Su ben
coreaniiden 9dfen tommen bdufige 4ngriffe
aui Die bortiseu Sapaneieu Dor, es tparo bas
ber eine betrddtlide iapaueiiide BOli;et=
mannIhaft babin gei6ift. Die Se3iebungeu
stpilden acknowledgement itub freunblGaft=
lider Hatur. Sapan tpuroe bon @orea nm
einen coufibentienen Seratber in Diplomatic
idleu @naelegenheiten eriudlt. Die beutiGen
&riegsififie baben burd] Sfiebiibungen i'm
Safen bon Aipomori, Snpan, bic oortige ST.
iderei temporir ruinirt unb bas 9eben ber
Sepobner gefdbrbet, 10 baB bon 9esteren elm
Broteit on bic 6egierung geIttdt muroe.
9os Broieft, geutii9ts @eri9tsb6fe NIT aus
ldnbiiden 8idtern eiusufiibren, fuirO uou Der
lapanefiiden &egierung abermals crwogen.
SneenSlitbe G;ebinnem.
napolis, Snb., 81. Snlt. =
Sine Siebsbanbe, Die ieit mebreren @od3eu
i'm @efttbeile Der Stabt ibr uurueien trieb,
ipurbe geftern BON Der Boli;ei ausfiuSig ges
madJt. Die Banbe fpurbe BON Der 40,i6briz
gen MfarD 8eaoins commauoirt. Su ibrem
Sauie fanO man etne @aaeulaouug geitob-
lener @aaren. AuBer ibr puroeH flint
Mdhdeu i'm Alter BON 1H-16 Sabreu oerz
baftet. Sie bsiBeu Anna Sauuing, Sarab
2sbbD, Srauces Sfuborina, 2tllp Steabiu9
inb Gmma Sieabins. aud in ben gSobs
uunsen Der Mdbden fan5eu iif geitoblene
gSaaren, baruuter Spisen, Seioeultofie,
Sleiber, 9amenanSiise, ieibeue Striimpfe,
Ghube, 6iite &C. I'M gSerthe BON $1,000.
8ie Mdbdsn iagten, iie leien BON ibrer 4n-
fiibrerin i'm gaOeuoiebifabl unterri6tet iuor<
ben nnb hdtten BON ibr fir ieoe geitoblene
Bartie @aareu 8ersiiiuns in barren @eloe
erbalten. Gle ieien hauptidhlid In edoeu
Der Wabiions uub SalfteosStraBe tbdtig ge<
melen. Gin 9beil Der geitob!eueu 8aaren
III tsreits ibentifsirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
Zpanicn's NlpttenmaeI,t.

@fo6rib, 81. Suli.-ginc beutc i'm al.
bumbru<Sbeater" MISUNDERSTANDING,
an pelfer fid H000 Serionen beibetliqten,
ernannte Elm @Onlite, melteS ben AuTtrag
erbislt, ber 9tegieruug bic Rotbmenbiatett
elmer Seritdrturg Dec 6lotteuma6t Spa=
MEMS uors iiteler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
gefe9rap6tf6e 9epe(6en.
Semoeref,.Ier in &pffpf

Cesri4te Der ,aiioeirteu Rreiie" fir ben sSsut&e;
Gprrsfponnenteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01
Die SriGs in Erarfreieb.

9aris, 81. Suit. - Die 8cputirteu-
TANNER pertagte iih bis sum ndhHen Dom
nerfrge, nm Die i3uiammenieeung eincs
rCuen SabiuetS ab5umarten. Gtan glaubt,
baB Erdfbent @reug mOrgeu cine GoHfcrcu,
nit ben Brdf6euteR beicer 9ammern Ses
trcffs StCOrganiiuttOn bes Yiiutftsrtnm8 bal
ten Nib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01

2tperpooL 81. Sult, 1890 STADIUM
gaumpoue Utittellorte Sberldnber lilo,
DO. RetpsSrleaus II. Die @ertdufe be-
trugen 0,000 8nIIen, SpetulatiOn uuo 4uSz
fubt 1000, s3uiuBr 1000.
0on6on, 81. Suli. Ser. Staatenz
Sbltqationen: 4 prog. 900, Ditto APPROX.
coo, DO. perldugerte pro3. 900. - @rie
Ais, 90. 2. 100, H.sY. Central 1322, q. &
g. gE. I. 4S!, DC. 2. IS, Sl. Central 900,
@enni. Gentr. 63&, &eaOiug 31e, OHtarioz
gReitl. 81, Yiilwaufec-St. Yaul Common
coo, SIS. Central @oniols 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01

2on6on, 81. SuIt. t.-gr3bii6of Grote
boa @oibel un1 @uIp btelt aefteru ju @mlp,
&ippsrurp @ountn, Srluu6, cine 9febe, in
melner er alien Srldu1eru ben Ratb er=
tbeilte, nidt uus,umanOern.
MART uue RnrfF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-01

9nnbon, 81. Suli. = Cant etner 8eus
ter'ifen 8epeid]e aus GOHifauttnOpsl bat Der
Sheoipe 200 Stalisner unb 40 S9psiIer auf
telegraphiidem Uese ensasirt unb rpir6 bis'
ielbrn ols Yolbiiteu ,uul SGuse Der Stabt
aufte1eu.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
yENNoR's PREDICTIONS.
severe and Brief
"BrOil Up" for Mid
summer.

Just as stormy and hack ward weather
characterized the Spring OF 81 aud the
nhole Northern hemisphere, SO in like
manner will the stormy aud severe Au-
tumn Of The year lSs2 be as eztensivsly
experienced. Why Is it always the
case that a cold and backward Spring is
succeeded hy = coid aud stormy Autumn
No. not always: but you see this Spring
had y "weaiher relationship. in my sys-
lem Of working. The general law of cons
pensaiion is 1cting pretty much in the
same manner as il did in another instance
have before me, and it has yet got 20
finish it's programme. People lnuged Mt
the alsle frost aud snowfalls in Southern
-ections'' predicted by the same theory,
but the laugh has ceased. Now, again
they smile mot laugh this time) At the
idea OF June frosts. Let Us wait and see.
Possibly we may have 'shrcil-up" to-
ward. midsummer for brief period, and
iust before the relapse TO coal and cold
weather. but this will hardly constitute n
warm Summer. Bear ii in mind ne do
not dogmasicaiiy ASSERT the foregoing, but
merely ofsr it as our opinion-w hich
most people have now had chance OF
testing 10 some extent.
HExRY G. FExSoR.
MONTREAL, C=nada, May p, 1882.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
We carry 40 auction
or shoddy goods.
PLAUT Bros * Co


The young men of Hickman have form
cd baseball club, to be known IS the II.
A. Tyler Blue Stockings. At meeting
Last Monday night the following officers
we're elected.
J. o. Barnes. Pres't.
Howard AaxwsiI, Vice Pres't
A. a. Ssikirk Sec'y.
Ferd Bercnds, Treas.
The club is composed OF popular young
men, and We wish them success. Below
we give The players and the position they
occupy.
c. Hardy Wilson, C.
Ferd Bercnde~, z.
Geo. Chaser, b.
Dabney Sheriff., d.
Jim Stevens, 5 d.
Howard Maxwell. S. s.
Tim Walton, Il. s. 5.
Tom Wallace, l. +.
Bill Evstts, e. r.
Sam Kirkpatrick, r. F.
The club is in good trim, aad ready to
receive challenges from amateur clubs in
our neighboring cities: They have .
srinairg name, and we think they will be
rather hard to beat Eah for the Tyler
! Blue Sex.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09

Hon. emerson Etharidee is reported a
he an e2fec-Gnt in tae ncxt CSngres
sionnl race in ihis. his OIL. district, The
former fslt' n which he and his :.Ais o.
pa,;eni. Haa- j. u. q. Adkins, aey the
hencrsd REPRESENTATIVE OF the 8ihdlstr'c
crossed their ianccs uany and rany \
tim il free 'iseussioa. Away u high
spirit. but yei. always with the nieesi
reniiii;y and IN unvarying reed hF'or-
If Eth.riGgc should come out o. eaeN!~
date fer Congress in the ninth diHr'ct'
this canvass viii be iivcly.- ros Eern =.
Yss. Eheri1Fs can make ''Eons howl,
hat Tenncssce don't need the old school
politician any more. Grins your ave
progressive young men to the fsoa'' 7 IS
Col. Rice Pierce. aud our material pros
pcrity will bound forward. We want
progress and prosperity, and not old P'li'-
icai saws.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09

PIT. Pleasant. has been longing t'r a
railroad for years, aud has made serer"i
a,tempss with Maj. Henry E Clark IN me
. ie ~. and now il begins TO look like sae
will gain the victory, but not by NAL
Cisrt'- leadership. The following from
the New Masrid Chronicle leads US to be-
li.ve thasihc way is uow clear, sul pres
poets socl for boom for he Point and
C!sskton:
The stockholders Of The Point Pleasant
and Dunkiin county plansrnad held
meeting at Point Pleasant m the y insi.,
Mr. john Martin in the chair. IL VAS
agreed by the ekholders 10 deed al the
lands belonging o said pisnkrcad 20 Judge
I. J Johnston, of Duukiin county. 10 c
held in ,rust nntSi the Mississippi : y.
Frsncois railroad company should buill
n railroad Ia IT. Pleasant. and that said
land should be decided by Jndge Johnston
to said railroad co=Fany NJ soon IS the
branch road 20 PIT Pleasant BE- completed
The ..eed g. ssi.l lands compromising q
tract of sonle r. GD aares.i sss.s signed hy
the siockhelders end delivered 10 Judge
Johnston and i, is ihousht the work on
the road viii be ooAfn.e acei within iii;
next thirty days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09

Judge Bigger is preeminently qualified
for the position. and we are not mistaken
when we say old Galloway is solid for Big
ger C5kiaseay Nesrs.
He is 4 man strong physically as well
as mentally, and his unlimited experience
with questions of law, marks him good
material for Inc Superior Court. lie has
n handsome following in this county. and
ia accounted q strong nan in the race
Crifkeid n PreIs
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
The s:r;kers.

"Some 1900 workmsn. mostly engaged
in the coal mines in the vicinity Of Pitts
burah aud Western ennsylyania, hsve
given formal notice to their employers
that they will omit work unless the coior'
ed lsborers engaged in the same business
with themselves shall be discharged. In
Miiwaukee not long ago, several hundred
cigar packers aud makers struck, and
were out of employment for months, De
G ,use a number Of girls and women were
employed to perform q certain part of the
work. In California the pref udice il
against the heather Chinse, in Pittsburgh
ii is against the colored man, and In Mil
waukee il is against the female sex =
Chicaao Journal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
4 Probs-nl COR Raliroaders.

IIIOIalIIeNlIf- NV
Fret class passenger fare in France is
only one cent per mile, and The railways
have been paving an average dividend
of twelve per cent. per annum for a mum
her of years. The passenger rates in the
United Stntes varies from three to ten
cents per mile, aud the stock holders in a
very great many instances get nothing.
This is a problem for some learned msfhe-
matician to grabble with aud send his So
luton to Col. Gould aud other railroad
magnateS.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09

10 tic <-1AttF -uA tl-c ~ l.ilslc rtlfA
PA3rcAH, ky, May 30.-I have read
the fastering calls on re 70 hsseme u
candidate for Superior Ja.:Se ellis dis
trirt, lately pnl,liehsd in your Paper, aud
ain Sensible Of he high comrIiaent aud
deepiy grateful FOR The kiud expressions
|of esteem AMI confidence.
Bsins at all times resdy 20 serve my
party in ary capacity which would best
sahserse its interests, w,ote 10 several
gsntlsmsn asking expressions of opinion
Aud advice. In the replies from dis Con-
gressionnl district, without ezespfion,
have bsen advised TO decline the call and
make the race for Congress this fall.
In Difference 10 The wishes 81 friends
in this district, ! must respsclfuglv dss
cline the honor Of being 4 candidate for
Sup erior Judge a. this Angus election.
tiEsR1 H IioU.ros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
nfsi,np Knvanaush.

The Nashville Christian Advocate says.
a man who. when upwards of eighty.
has the least crack in his voice, and
scarcely gray hair in his head, is a
marvel in Ibis age of fast living aud pre-
mature physical breakdown. So we
thought when the bishop kavanaugh s
voice rang out with clearness and vigoI
Mt the opening service yesterday. good
constitution. a good life. blue grass
raising, with an occasional taste OF Cali
fornia, will account for it.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
sly EET HOME.


uoes away with the drudgery Of wash
aav aud will make your linens BEA uTl-
FUIAY WHITE. Saves half the labor
az washing, is pleasant for the hands and
viii moi inin.e the finest fabric. 1T SOF.
TENS THEHAsDEST WATER INSTANT
LY. aud in fact is she finest article known
far Washing clo' hing, dishes, glassware
mir. rams and dairy utensils. For house
cleaning. washing windows, paint, OIL
c,o,b. or removing status from carpets OF
clothing il has no equal. Makes excellent
soft soap in minutes at cost OF iess
than ONE HALE CENT PER PooNp-
Full directions for use on every pacA'
age
HI. BUCHA ma n.
TRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
HICKMAN, IA H
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Not sosi after Az.

People who think that Joe Black burn
is going TO have a real soft thing OF il in
his race for re election 10 Congress from
the Seventh District arc woliully mista-
ken. Hon. W. C. Owens. of Scott county,
who is an announced candidate, is not
only no SLOUGH, but he is a nan Of ability,
Of wonderful organizing faculties. aud has
power over The masses which few men
possess.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
TrsI,u,e os nospccf.

Tribute OE Rospccf-
PIEAsAxT GnovE LoDoi, No 5 ],
May 6, 1852.
Whereas. The Good Lord has seen fit e
remove from our midst, brothes Jsssce T.
Glover.
BE L resolved, That in The death OF
brother Glover we have lest telovsd
broslss; aud lis wife devoted cempan-
isns; his children an indulgent fisher.
frrshcrmore he il resolved, Thaia cory
of this be sen. 10 The Union City Anchor,
liick mar Courier, and Troy Banner.
j. A. Clark
Geo Cross
d. E. Parks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
MARKETS.

WHARF.-The St. Louis and Cbica
90 markets have ruled ara and higher
che past week owing 70 The speculate We
demand. New wheat selling at the form
srplscs at 81 "a per bushel. Tbs price
here will rule from 81 90 to 81 10 per
bushei. ne would advise our farmers 10
place their wheat upon the market as
early as possible.
CORN in demand at previous prices
bat very little, in this section.
WOOL is q liisIe frmer At 35c 10 3Sc
for prime choice tub washed; 20c'to 20 for
Nm wasbsd medium; I5c to 2oc fer barry
and tagged.
HIDES, sheep selts and feathers in
good demand
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
An <f,d s,0sa.

p roil ne ftlt-yII Itl..-'1'I
While at work on bis farm last week,
Mr.. J W Ford, OF this place, fonnd 90
En- lish copper coin or medal bearlng ~.
image OF George aud dated lt9o- :! =
hrs nc mark to iesisnase its value, anu -
therefore thought by some 70 nc ! medss'
Il is ahou. Que inch in dia.ns:~f, and u
considerably defaced by exposure for
great Length o: time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09

President Arthur he's received postal
card with the following threat. President
Arthur-If you do not recall the Minister
from England and ask fer the uncondIs
tional surrender of all Anne ricans in En-
glish dungeons yor shall be shot and kill
ed" There was also written across the
above. This is no idle boast We mean
business. Iou are no American"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09

a re- union Of ex Confederate soldiers
will take place AZ Dyershurg on October
l0th Hon. jefferson Davis, Gen. u. r.
Cheat ham. w b. Bate. Abe Butord, Alex
". Campbell, Joe Shelby. jude T. j.
Freeman. Capt. r. Flippen, Peter Inr-
nsy aud numbers of others have eeen I'M
viied o take part in the re union
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-09
sIo,v 20 s,soceca 10 business

*. son prtts Eceordi
A. T. Stewart, lie merchant prince
made millions hy jadisions advertising
ana business talent. Ills successor. Judge
Hilton, ran the business on The idea that
..everyboay knew The house, and as q
conse aence the entire business is TO be
closed out The "o,d fosy" way of BUSH
ness is played out. he business man
who sisrerards prin.ers ink is left behind
in the race tor fortune
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tac.il.it "a Z tt s--'t
Picss insert in your next issue This
copied from the Fuliouian. OF Juae The 3,
and my cohment belo~:
We suppose we win now have to ex-
plain Why We Withdrew Mr.. Mon,-om-
ery's announcement and made an editorial
note TO that eject. We could not Get pay
Of him for lit, aud rs we DO business en-
business principles we withdrew it. This
l. our explanation
If lEis business young maa OF the Full
sonian, who appears lsseTninea to nis-
Represent ma had stood TO his contract, or
will c.li AID settle The board bill he owes
me. I stand ready TO settle prorasa Of hi'
charge for MY announcement. ! have nc
words to waste on the misguided young
man Respectfully,
!. Fl. SfoxTGoMERY
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Compare our goods
and prices. We guar
rantee satisfaction.
PLAUr Bros s. Co.

- 0<fste FnCt0Ey .
The following from Lyerly 8 Grifin.
Enterprise, Miss, which is on,v one
among many similar complim.n,s from
'srse customers of fiertweck. p.,,zer &
Co, Shoes how the Hickman WAGON is
appreciated IN the Southern Sla,s..
We we've very sorry, indeed - see nv
he papers hat your facior~ hal hesn
btrnei. end we do hope you had a, .sIcier /
Insurance. 10 cover Gu, aud that 1au will
soon rebuild, aud DC ready for ,te f,sll
trade, for we say that you naka he bsst
amt t3 stert running wagos, If The 5ess
fi'ass- aud 5s-t sstsAy wazoa. We ever
sew; and lssr reclamation than anv W.
, gon we ever handled, AID Ne haxa soil
s5out 400 other makes.
IL E2Lr s GRIFF1N.
We are glad to inform Mes.rs Lxorlv s.
Griffin, ard the public .ensraliy. mat his
old firm will be l., he market his fan
with as good and -alinble stock as IN mas
years. large number ofthcir old hanas
are now X, work ard have nevsr lost bui
day or so. Preparations for rebuilding
the factory proper are now in progress
! Ia 60 lays We ox2act 20 hear The whist,
n The temporary structure, aud prosably
In tina :al, the new brick FIRE proof fac
tory will be completed. with double forrae
capacity and convenience.
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Since the atiempt'was made ID b low up
Mr. Vanderbilt by an infernal mcclure,
many people have heen afraid 20 be in
his company, aud it leaks oa. hat sever
al Of the passengers who bad slate-rooms
in the vessel on which he sailed for Eu-
rope refused 70 20 when They found he
was 10 be passenger.
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Capt. s.ore .or s.ons.e.s.

Capt. Stone aadr esssd the people Of Ly-
on on Monday of last week, announcing
himself candidate for Congress Capt.
Stone is known TO the people of Caldwell!
and! adjoining counties, in fact, TO the
people of the First District. IS man Of
sterling character, of good ability. and
many strong snd admirable personal
qualities. He has served the people of
Lyon aud Call,.ell in the Legislature,
was Speaker of the Honse during the ses-
sion of S.5 6, and acquitted himself with
credit 10 himself aud satisfaction TO his
people He is, in every sense Of the word,
n representative man. lie is of tbs pso-
pie and for the people. lie is thoroughly
identified with every interest.
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DR.. 5. 3, BLINcoE.

Having permanently located in tho city
OF Hickman, | would respectfully solicit q
share of practice of the citizens of lick
man and surrounding country. Having
been y regular, practiciug physician for
81 years, belise can gi-e entire satis-
faction to all who would please 10 give
- BID. DLINcoE.
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The Fest Man.

iliopkinsyiiie EentucEiah.
Hon ]. Proctor Knott is spoken OF lot
Governor and he is the best man who nas
heen mention ia connection with the
Office.