The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-10-02
The health Of Hickman has
,een remarkably good this season.

N''u iVuahopil EV'u shio cN""o'.
The long, hot, dry weather that
has been prevailing has caused
much aud fatal sickness elsewhere,
hu, here, comparatively, tue health
has been aud is good.
The st. Louis Globe. Democrat
says when crops are good the
farmers vote the Republican tick.
ct, That has been the case, but
the farmers are finding out that IL
IA Cd Almighty aud not the Re.
publican party who Is responsible
for good crops, and that good
prices depend upon the foreign
demand and not upon the tarif.
In certain town two church.
es, a Methodist aud Baptist,
were erected last year on the same
street, aud in such close proximi.
" tina, only a small residence sep
aratsd them. The respective pas.
tors met one day. near their
churches, whereupon the Baptist
said TO the Methodist, pointing to
the modest dwelling. ~ feel sorry
for that family living there be-
tween wind and water"
poS'r use bitter and nsuseous mixtures
when you can get &c & c. Certain Chill
Cure" Pleasant To take aud guaranteed
20 cur- Cbills aud Fever. sold by c. A.
HOLCoMBE
The Nashville, Chattanooga Il
st. Louis Railway will sell home.
seekers excursion tickets to all
points in Florida on Sept. 23rd,
Oct. Ii aud %, and Nov. IL and
%, 1891, good To return within 30
days from date OF sale at one lin.
tied Hrst.class fare for round trip.
For further information call on
nearest Coupon Agent, or address
w. l.. Danley, General Passenger
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
From six hundred to eight
hundred people, it is estimated,
visited Morris Mineral Well, IN
East Hickman, Sunday evening
last, and daily large Numbers of
people visit II to get and drink it's
water. They come on foot, horse.
back, in buggies and in wagons,
and carry 1t away in bottles, Jugs,
kegs and buckets. Whatever one
may say, there are many who say
and believe that they are benefit.
ted by it's use.
The Hickman Courier says:
"There is some talk Of the need
of additional rooms mt the court
house and some magistrates favor
building them" II the magistrate
who objects to providing neces-
sary accommodations at the conn.
TVS capital will move to Fulton,
he summoned az q witness at an
important trial, be placed under |
the rule and have to stand around
in the court yard u week or more,
he will change his mind. BY all
means let us have comfortable
aud respectable quarters. The
county 10 we'll able to build them.
Fulton FultOnian.
Hickman has q large unem-
ployed capital, which, IN a sense,
means an abundance Of money.
Aud yet larger part of the pop.
uation have comparatively no
money ut all. This is true Of other
communities, and relatively of tho
whole country. Anything that
would put the surplus money into
active use, giving employment to
the unemployed, so that wages
honestly earned would bring about
"a more equal distribution Of mon.
ey,n would injure no one and ben.
eft all. The successful financier
would always own the larger share.
but ms long rs the money circulat'
ell the wage'earner would get a
part of it. Hence, you always see
thrift and prosperity in the com
mnnity that keeps it's money act
lively employed in public improve
ments, operating factories, build
ing railroads, &c. !