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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

The Republican press has in the
main submitted gracefully to the
defeat Of Nc. Harrison, and &C.
copied the overwhelming popular
verdict that was rendered with
less Of rsncor than Of grim humor.
The Democratic victory was so
comprehensive, and the Republi.
can defeat SO crushing that the
popular tendency is to look he.
yoDd mere partisan causes, and
aseribe the results TO unforeseen
psychic forces. The Louisville
Commercial yields TO the inevita.
BILE with commendable csndor, as
follows
"The size Of Cleveland's major.
ity. aud the general dy13nsion of
his gains, make il very clear that
the American people wanted a
change. If his maiorit f6ad been
small, or his gains local, there
would have been an excuse for
ascribing the result to worthy
means or influences, aud that
wOnld have had a bad effect both
on our national reputation and
orr national character.
"As 1t is, nothing of that sort
can be alleged. Specially good
Republican organization and eff.
feclive work modified the general
trend Of the results in some 10.
callties. hut on the whole, from
Maine to Texas and from Puget
Sound to the Florida capes, the
general desire for u change was
manifest and, in the aggregate,
emphatic"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
The Treasury Bankrupt.

Since the election the leading
Republican papers admit that the
U. 8. Treasury hasn't the money
to meet its obligations, and that
the deficit is between e75,OOO,OOO
ana es5, 900. 900, and their impu-
dent cry to the triumphant Demo.
Gratis is, "What.are.you.going.to.
do.about.it Z"
The Democrats charged through.
out the CAMPAIGN that the U. s.
Treasury was empty, that Mr..
Cleveland left over one hundred
million surplus, that the Repuhli'
cans had spent this and were fac.
ing an actual deficit. The Repub.
lican papers swore that the charge
was not true, but now they admit
II. Suppose Mr.. Harrison's Sec.
rotary Of the Treasury had made
this admission before the election,
the Democratic cyclone would
have been greater and greater.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
GUARANTEED CURE.

We Authoriie on' sI'ertised IruegistlC
sell DR.. king's New Discovery for Co
sumption. Coughs sna rclds upoa ih'
condition. IL jon ar" afflicted 9Th I
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Che
trouble, and will use this remedy - l.
rsc,sd, giving IL a fair trial, and sEpsi'
enes no benefit, you may rsturn the bot,
and have your money refunded. VI
could not mste this offer did we not tns
tia, DR.. Kings New Discovery could n
relied on. II never dissprsips. Ira
bottles free 81 c. A. Hoisombe's drug stos
Large size soc and sl.oO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
The Secret Ballet.

The secret ballot, otwithstand-
ing the prejudice Of many Ken.
tuckians, did not hurt the Demo.
Gratis in the North nor In the
South. For the first time thirty.
four States tried it in a Presiden-
tial election, and we can all see it
helped toward the great Demo.
cratic victory. 1t gave working
people a chance to vote their hon.
est sentiments, and lessened the
chances Of corrupting the ballot
by the use Of money.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18


BEFORE the year 1900 twelve
papers were published Ia the
United States.
A COLONY Of about 1000 Japa
nese il TO he established In Sina
lOa, Mexico.
A MOUNTAIN of carbonate oI
zinc il tue latest discovery neat
HillsbOrO. N. NJ.
A NEWFOUNDLAND company
has been organized to gather Ice
from icebergs.
The ocean 10 more productive
than the land. An acre Of good
fishing ground will yield more food
than an acre on the best farm.
PROF. MARSHALL tells Us that
The oak in a general way requires
10 grow from 100 to POO years be.
fore il 10 III to cut for large timber.
The path Of true love may new.
er run smooth, and perhaps with
many Of US one Of the first rocks
in the road was that Of the cradle.
i Philadelphia Times.
IL have just ono ambition In
Iife," said o weary.looking citizen.
"What Ia thatp
ITO get the inside Of my furnace
az warm as the ice chest seemed
last suunner."- Washington Star.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
5000 Reward.

This amount the Lemon Chemical a.
proposes to pay to snyone who will prvG
that any one OF the testimonials, CON cen.
ing the wonderfui effects Of Lemon Gill
Tonic, are not genuine. Anyone can wrts
1siterins articles aud sisu hcticiaa
names, but "Lemos Chill Tonic" stands Il
the head asa Blooi Purifier. . general
tonic aud appetizer. Lemon Chill ToIia
IL IS pleasant IS lemonade and - large q
the regular dollar sire. Ask for LEND
Chill Tonic and insist on fstting What
you ask for. Take no substitute. but gei
bottle, and you will thank this paper ~
dra~ine your attention TO its meris-
Price SOC. For sale and guaranteed y
COwGILL & CoveiLL.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
HlcKNAs, nj, Nov ~, lS92

HicKNAS, Mt, Nov. II, lS92
Council me, In regular session. Present
Mayor shaw, Couneilmen lsler. Hsrt.
seek. Brown. Metheny and Wssra.
The CITY Clerk heins absent, Jsa C..
wssru vas appointed Clerk, pro ten.
The reading Of the miau,es Of last meet
'us was dispensed witt.
AocouHrs ALLOWED.
The following accounts we're presented
prop'ry approved, which. on motion, ~ers
allowed, and checks ordered issued for tn G
smonat.:
r. d ure,srd, for suudry articles
furnish..t the city, fl5 IS
o. L. Carpenter, die,iss prisoners, iaso
aRAvKL roR srRsErs.
The Msvor 10 instructed TO correspond
With Mr.. J W. Thomas, President Nh
Chat 4 81. Louis Railroad in rsgari 10
freight on gravel, for street purposes
ASKED ros Fuarusa TINE
TIE comni,," appoiatsd 10 irsh an
ordinance regulating charges, So, for
water and electric lights, asked for fur
Their tine, Which vas granted.
SPECIAL roLIcs ArroisrEp.
On motion. the Mayor 10 instructed "a
srpoiat 4 special policeman to assist Ia
preserving the peace on Wednesday night
18th inst.. The occasion Of the DsmoerstiS
rally.
On motion The Council sdjouraed.
Attest,
&c. wEARN, clsri, pro ten.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

In 1889, the wholesale price of
graduated sugar was o and 10
cents. The tariff was taken of,
and in 1891 il was 6 and z cents.
and now il 10 8 cents. Watch how
prices will tumble In other neces.
stiles when the Democrats have
time to take OF the tariff.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

This Is the verdict Of hundreds, who
when broken down in health, sppetiie
gone, no energy, and by the least exeriion
are exhausted and un6t for business and
feel hat life 10 not worth living But a
SOC bottle Of Lemon Chill Ton 10 has restor-
ell hem to perfect health. Insist on ba,.
ing il and take no substitute. Each bot.
tie is guaranteed to do just What is claim
ed for il or money refunded. Msnufse-
tursd by the Lemon Chsmicsl Co, Jack.
sonville, Fla, and New York, NY, West.
ern wholesale depot Psiucsh, Ky, where
all orders should be addressed. For sale
BY Cowgirl 4 Cowgili, DrsSgis,a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

TVS BEsr SAWS In the world for ruts
Bruises Sores Ulcers, Sal, Rhenm. fsve'
Sorsa letter, Chappei Hands, Chilhlains
Corns. and all skin Erup,ions, and posi-
lively cnres Piles, or no paw required. II
Ia guaranteed TO give perfect Satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price rs cent. Tss
box. For sale by c. A. HOleombe. Drug
xi At
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

WHERE now are those Jefer.
standardization Democrats who
did everything N their power to
defeat the party Of Jefferson and
Jackson IN the late election Z
Come back. boys, and quit your
foOlishness!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
Railroad Time Table.
N. @. & st. l.. X. II.

LEAVES ARRIVES:
rr.,, No. S. I,os ,. NJ. Train No. 81, 40 ,. y.
rraio No. "a, 1901 A. N. Train No. az, 800 A. n.
This road makes close connection with
The L. g. N. at Mckenzie going north, and
With the N. N. 4 NJ. v. ~ Paducah Juno
ton going north aud the Newborn accom-.
,odation going south.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

TIE success Of the Third party
in Kansas carries with it the re.
peal Of Prohibition in that State,
and saloons are already opening
In the cities.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

SOME say that the Republican
party is dead and will never make
another fight. Democrats, don't
believe il; the devil was cast out
of heaven. but he yet lives for
mischief.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

The Third party in this Con.
gressional District succe eded in
turning the Democratic county OF
Caldwell over to the Republicans.
This Is all and nothing more!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
HG NAMED THEN,

'What are the wheels OF Com.
merce I hear about so much ~
asked Mrs. Spaggs.
"Those underneath the freight
trains," replied her husband con-
clusively. i Pittsburgh Chronicle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
ON, Ny!

Along with our great rejoicing
over the great Democratic veto.
~, il must be admitted that we
still have the Kentucky Legisla.
ture. Oh, my!
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

Services every Lords day Prsaching
every 2nd and 4,h Lords days In each
month, Elder J. II. Roulhsc, pastor. Sun
day School every sunday, J. W. Morris,
supt. All are cordially invited TO attend
these services
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

KEYS, Ogilvie, singletary and
Bru. Erwin are not as pretty as
they we're before the election. but
they know much more.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
sesv,ces OF sss Eps.eepsl Chav~h.

Services every LIST and Bird Sunday at
1880 = m, and 1880 p. m. Every Friday
nisht at 7 clock service aud lecture.
GEO. &. frTzHUaH, Rector.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
Not u Judge Of Humas sstare.

"Have you anything neat aud
becoming 0" ~.'io ," Inquired sho
young woman.
ave have, madam" briskly an.
swered the salesman, handing out
several SAMPLES Of n thick, heavy
pattern. These, think, will suit
admirably"
IL this should meet the eye OF
Mr. Spotcash, Of Spotcssh & Co.'S
dry goods emporium. it may help
him TO understand how he came
to lose the trade of the wealthy
and aristocratic Miss Playneface.
= Chicago Tribune.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

&C. e. e. Certain Chill Cure- IL
pleasant To take and harmless.
Children like u. Guaranteed
TO cure Chiiis and Fever. Largo
bottles so cents.
For sale by G. A. lloLcosRE. Druggist
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
FOR CONGRESS-.

Stone over Deboe, 1856; over
Keys, 1O,44S; over both ALL.
Smith, Prohibitionist, only receiv.
ed about 400 in the District.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
CLEAR TIE TR "A OK!
CLEVELAND HAS TRIUP|lED KiLEY PRICES KNOCKED OUT!
A Cure for Rheimatism.

Dr. P.A skinner, Of relsrhana. Arb
10 an enthusiast In the praise Of Cham
her,ain'. Paia Balm II. used u Tor
Rbeumstisn, and ssyc 81 found h to he q
most sIcellsa, local remedy" For sale
BY G. A. HoLcosBs. Druggist.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

Cleveland over Harrison, 7,1S5;
over Weaver, 1877. Total vote
Of District, 2S,130.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

II ron want Posters,
II you want Envelopes,
III you want Bill Heads,
lf you want Statements,
III you wast Letter Heads,
IL YOU want Note Heads,
NJ you want Business Cards,
III YOU want visiting Cards,
IL You want Ball Invitations,
n you want shipping Tags,
n You want business Circulars,
In fact, n you want sos PAINTING Of any de-.
.,n,ion done IN . most satisfactory manner, you
~ I've YOUR wants satisfied ny calling at the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

Children iik C 10 TAX &C. e. e.
Certain Chill Care" the piesss-
ant and guaranteed care tor
Fever, Ague and Malaria.
Price SO cts.
For sale by c. A. HoLcoNss, Druggist
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18

"A new postal with q stamped
reply sheet has been issued by the
Government. The novelty Ia vir,
tually two postal cards In one; al
least 1t consists Of two card,
printed on one sheet which Ii
folded in the center. The sender
writes the address on the trout
page OF the card and the message
on the other side. The recipient
has only to detach the remaining
half OF the sheet and write his re-
ply on the back. One piece IL
called the message card and the
other the reply card. Both are
stamped with the picture Of Gen.
Grant. 1t 10 one Of the hest and
most convenient arrangements OF
the kind that has yet emsnated'
from the p0st.ofiice departm
and will prove very popular with
the people.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
A LEADER,

since ito first Introduction, Electric Bit
isrs has gained rapidly in popular favor
until nov it 10 clearly 10 TIE lead anon
pure medicinal tones and Alternatives
containing noihins which permits It's u.s.
as . beverage or intoIicant, II Is reeog
nixed rs the best and purest medicine To-
all ailments o. stomach, Liver or Kidney,
II will cure sick Headache, indigestion
Constipation, and drive Malaria from ID,
system. Satisfaction guaranteed viii
each bottle or the money will be P,fuodsd
PRICE only 600 per bottle. Sold by C. A
Holcombe, druggist, Hickman, Ky.
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.


Nose majority, 24S.
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aa~Hseu.. NvusrH sspvs.

&c. wEARN, Clert, pro ten.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
Mining Notes.

The Et'mps at the Descanso mi pound away without cessa JIon. and the output IS most satisfactory. It IS a little over a month since ihe stamps firet cropped, and not hitch has occurred during that time. Tine ore IS of little higher grade as the work progresses The z dump of chloride ere was, as a matter of course, not ss rich where it had been exfo ed to the clements for a year or two, and as 1t is worked into t0e increased value of both lead and silver, shows in the pans. The concentrates last week ran ll9 ounces as Fg4Inst llC ounces the week previous, ant the p4r- centase of lead increased also. The ia lings show but ounces per ton in sIIver, which speaks more than words for the successful working of tLe ore.
 Tom Irainor and partner, who are working he Mountain ky at Golden Rule district. are very saDguine or mak- ing a valuable prep -rty out of it. In sinking the shaft 5U feet they took out ten Ions of ore that returned $50 per ton in Ii vsrd an lead. They will run a drift from the bottom of this sf aft to strike q shoot of ore that i< kI own to be there. At the same lime they will develop the cla III with the nore than equal chance of striking anotheT5ody of O.e before reaching the shoot,
 The Fitts and Ingram claim near the State of Maine, hi s shatt down iOfeet. \ cross-cut will be run from the bottom of this to the hanging wall where 1t Is expected to strike even r.cher ore that has already been taken out on the foot wall.-Prospector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
THE CANAL AND WATER.

The most prominent feature to-day identified and allied with the growth of | Tucson and its surroundings is the one
 absorbing question of a water supply for
 irrigating purposes and an abundant sup
 ply for all the needs and requisites of
 growing city, and to this end the best
 energies of the press and of those who desire to see the country progress and a
 large commercial city built up will be devoted to the future cause of attracting
 the attention of capitah ts to 1hs paying inve. tments afforded them in behalf of
 supplying this city and the great valley surrounding it with the needed water supply. The change that will take place when such supply is obtained can hardly country when it languished for water and will look now upon those little gdro dens of Eden that dot the different DOT tions of ths ely and sections of this valley they can prove themselves subs tantial and truthful W tnesses in prov ing thorough alibi to seeking capital that there is DO land from Egypt ong the Nile 10 the most favored port ons Of the United States that will furnish more comfortable ard sel'-sustaining home than h when capital in cOmbina- ton with mans ingenuity will seek to placs the water that ma ure has furnished into proper receptacles and channels for distribution.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
AN ORGANIZE ED EFFORT.

An orgauiz sd effort will be made to properly advertise the Santa Cruz Val ley. Its favored characteristics and the grand opportunity for the impouDd- ing of colossal water power that will populate a splendid section of count V, build up d favored commercial city and bring m lii1ns of capital to take an ac- tive hand in ths material development t of Territory that is as grandly gifted by the lavi sh hand of nature m precious metals, fertility of soil and unequaled climate combiniag the snUw-capred peaks in the distance and the oriental cline m the valleys. The waive of progress " Il supplant the ripple of in- activity and the pillows of & demanda- tory trads progress will supplant the earthen and unseemly structures of years ego and with the improved mod- erniz d native stone and brick Tucson will put on rehabIliate1 dress worthy of approval and highest praise instead of slurs and disparagement.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
JOHN RHODES.

The murderer of Tom Graham, who-
 ever he may be, is fittiugly deserving of "a b. Graham WAS an unarmed man
 driving peaceably. along the pubic high
 way when he was atrociously and wan
 tonly murdered by unknown parties
 For this foul deed John Rhodes and Ed.
 Tewksbury have been arrested. The
 former is undergoing a preliminary ex-
 animation in PhoenIx, the latter IS in jail here. Tewksbury claims that he
 can prove an alibi and there are many
 good citizsns of Pima county who be-
 lieve Rhodes incapable of the deed
 charged up against him. He came or | iginally to the territory with Cherokee s nth who brought in q band of horses | from California, but subsequently en-
 gagged as foreman of the Murphy ranch,
 on the San Pedro, and still later, he was | for years in the employ of the San Pedro | Cattle O. He worked also for Msish & Driscoll and, as a matter of conse- queDca. IS well known to every cattle nan n Southerp Arizona, and 1t msy be fprther sad that he can count every man his friend. There is not one among them that believes him guilty of the crime charged, but they say that if he did the deed he is a changed man and the very reverse cf what his life among them had always led them to believe him 10 5e. D. Markham, Frank Proctor, Geo E. William James Crowley, Geo.
 Pusch, and other we'll known stock men have only words of praise for Rhodes as they knew him, and many are the deeds of daring told of him. He is B fine specimen of physical manhood, cool and daring even to foolhardiness, but to the weak and helpless he was tender and sympathisiDg as a woman. He was never known to take an unfair advantage of any one, and that class of crimes with which he is now charged, was abhor rent to his soul. They were a something that John Rhcdss condemned ard de5- | pissed and unless he is a muLh changed | man he never olt the crlme Imputed 10 | him. When under ths influence of | liquor he was considered dangerous man, but when sober the very soul of chivslry and honor That he caa go have fallen as to commit an unprovoked 1 murder or even lend himself as an &C., l cessory to it, is something almost be- | yond the comprehension of his former l com psnions, employers and associates, an1 nothing but the most undoubted | proof will convince those who know hlm 1 that he is guilty of the gross and hein- ous murder charged against hun. If he is guilty let hIm suffer the consequences of his crime, but If innocent let the dark stain that now attaches to his name be plotted out and Joan Rhodes again gwen his piacs among men.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-08-20
Arizona's Bonds Sold.

Elmer E. Heg, of Portland, Oregon yesterday c.o5ed the deal with the Arr. ZOna loan commission fJr territorial bonds to he amount of Sl,000,000. foI the Equitable Mortgage Company of 2G6 BI Ioadway, New York. These bonds are for 90 years at ) per cent and take up the county, municipal and school dis trict inde btt dness. The bonds W ere sL Id at gar, and Ihe money will be paid at once aud ArlZJra will then have a little change 10 jingle in her pockets besides being vast saving inter est to the ter ritory, as all bonds HOW running pty from ' to 10 per cent per annum. The Equitable Is one of the strongt st mort gage cOmpaDies Tn the United State :, the authOriz sd capital being S4UU0,00O with a surplus of SS0000O. The tom- pany deal $ in Ill kinOs of bonds and sec uritIt s al over the world, the principsl offices being New York, B, on, Phila- deiphis, Kansas Guy, Mo, Beriin, Ans terdam and London. The sale of these bonds has been watched with consider able inteIes, by the people of Arizona, and now that the d, al has been made there will be healthy move ln the ter ritorlal moI ey market, for this large amount of money turned loose will stim ulft, trade in no small degree.
 Gov. Murphy, Col. ClrIsty and Mark Smi h have taken great mt rest in toe matter and 1t IS 0us principally to their energy that the matter has cone to a successful iSsue.-GaZette.