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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-01-06
DIlT,si'or. at a tho
- a>tufed every courtesy "a
Yravrlrr. A. h,nnnnA ~ - l,

U H>rhgtd every courtesy TO
ravelers. After banquet OF vas.
WSOrtiors AVID elegant appointments,
{ be Worn we're ibsrec,ei There Is
Gttl- De 80 describe n del N the pre-
re's Of the manufacture Of sugar, as il IL
lhe SANE a. that employed 10 tie
70 ted States, the mschirtry being
american add English. There are 1000
scres under cultivation, and about :, SOC
tns OF sugar sud 100 puycheons II
SolsSss ar Usle each year. There
e. $50 slaves on t.e place, aud IA con'
tsc:ed coolies.
Look at those negroes, how ia. add
seIEdrcset they are" AAi S-no, Luna,
poiG ing 70 lot OF COiored SUsasE suoOp.
~ sugar.
Indeed they did lock a. cc3ten'sd
a. any lsborcr. They had not ihs dis.
,pairing hsns dog appearances % the
savc5 seea At the MsjAgus tobacco plan
tuon in pIDar del Flo. o. this,
S5O, We we're informed, nifty eight we're
tee ~ law, o. under twelve or over
tKty yeas Of age. According to the
~ IN fufcr since September 10, 1868
I'll blacks, even of slave mothers, are
born free, and the mas .er il obliged 10
take care OF them if they chose L, re-
NAN, making themselves useful in re-
turn. In fact, IL has made little differ.
snoe - far 10 slavery, for those born
hre are yet Children and they seldom
scEnowlsdee that = slave $ sixty as long
A. he is Of any use. The coolies were
originally uude: she eightyear contract
system, BY which they receive their food
a1d clothing and - a month gold. The
The time oi most u them is up ard
they are now hired TO run the m4chiD. ,
a. s. u si3 month and found. l..
desi, on This plantation the negroes are
paid g 10 s. mouth and, except dur.
ihg The cutting season, are not required
" work Sundays.
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Sheriff Hardman, Of Tyler couuty, W.
Va, vas almost prosrralei with cold
when he began using Chamherlain'- Cough
Remedy. la speaking Of It he saws III,
gave NE almost instant relief frd it to
be an iuValushle remedy for colds For
sale.by g. A. Holoombe, druggist.
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ehr,,',ss ChHrsh.

Service. every l.oris dnv rrcHshin y
every Fad sud ~ Lori's days ia each
month, FSd,r J. II. Eou'hSc, pastor. Sun,
day school every SUNDAY, } ". Morris
Surt A.! are cordially invited TO attend
iaS-z sTrz3sgs
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>.r.ir-- Of tue rp,-r.p.i Ch..s..

Services every 1t .ui 3ri SUNDAY nj
lo:3Os IN, and 7.3n p. IA. Every Friday
night Al Q CLOGS service ard lecture.
Go. : FfrEIUGiI Rector.
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Railroad rIIur Fable.


tHkNE<. ARRIVES.
rrsia ~. rf IUF g. y NrsEu s.. 20. 9 o.
Tr.iu No. =, lGul 4 =. rrpia ~. 90, 40 =. =
This road makes close connection With
the L. s y a. McNrnEts go'ug norrh sbI
With the y. n. s VI. '. 81 pAIussh June
too going north sal he Nss Der accom-.
mediation going -uuia.
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l . SstSsS0 ~
crat VIII
Democratic paper. Here h.
latest confessions: "Mr. Q
not credit TO the RepuN
party bat lie has majority of a.
Republicans of his State on his
side, and be will go TO the Senate
for six years more. Poor Penn
sylvania. Secretary Eos
ter thinks the pension expendi
ture will soon reach $3.50, 00O, 00C
a year, Twenty years ago nobody
supposed it would ever reacl
10000, 900 a year. 1t is clear
enough to everybody now that The
country has gone too far in this
pension business"
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Gov. BRowN rays the new e.e
ton law is, beyond any dout,
good, no emergency claus,, bel z
needed. and the titles of the,
ly elected Judges sounl.
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Cost Of Visiting Worlds
Fair.

Tho action Of the great trunk
railroads in refusing to reduce
railroad fare TO half rate will he
Disappointing to THOUSANDS who
expect 10 visit the Worlds Fair
at Chicago this year. The rail.
roads give apparently sound rea.
sons, which are that the Fair will
only be open 2iQ- dlFs aud that
the railroads increased expenses
canhot he met at a lower rate.
llIIs may be true, and it may not.
hut true or not, high rates will
keep thousands from attending.
Ia addition, the hotel charges are
unknown. All of which means
that If you expect to 60 to the
Worlds Fair, make your arrange.
ments before hand as TO where
sou will stop and what the prices
VIII be, for If you do not yOu will
surely be gouged fearfully. BE.
sldes, u - reasonably certain that
the railroads will finally come
down ami make excursion rates.
4 JUDGE LINDSAY, Ey.Goy. Nc:
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Children Hike tc sake &c. q. G..
seriain Chill Cure" the pleas
AN; aud guaranteed care for
Fever, Agac and Malaria.
Price so cts.
For sale by G. A. iIoLcoNBs, Druggist
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Shoppin1.

Shopping In tho art VI wenrving one't
self in the attempt ~ find out what one
does not want The pleasant fiction oh
/ tains in certain fashionable circles that
! shopping Ia the labor attendant upon pro.
| vding the children and madam with
! clothing and the house WITH furnishings.
! But no gentleman who has escorted =
lady or two through n four hour shopping
\;snr and st the end carried "A the Net 70.
SiN towels, few handkrrchiefs, n
or two and fu.ty-tlrrr ir,av Ir,t
will dare or care 10 maintain t'Hd
fpinS is business II il vuinaa.s
pastime. 1t il a. her Whist shSrtiuE-
match or fisluag eScdrriua ~ to the
average man. Tie uUcs not hat the bull
eve. or catch the rig fish, 10 nay great
extent, but he has the tramp, he gets
tired and secures . god EoVviIt" Tor hls
dinner L. bOta cHs"s. !, - LOT the ~.
suit, but tue plrsui; t!ht rir=sss. HuS
much fun There - Ia rnugluE through u
score Of shops, Rua pm ~ tidlgr tha'
sho has no intention 81 buy iu.s, U mutt.
ing tur hargA that ara -gVvr accepted
when found. and Ia allowing t.ir in.Hsi
nation h rloths her IN purple and the
linen, ~ the custof bingham HDa calico
Go man ever has OT vii Comprehend =
man is nUiRauce tu = shupllus lady,
aud shopping IS q 1uisnuc" tp m'n.
WEers thr fun com IN he fails h uudrr.
stand When Ia las occasion - t'ls
anything, he rl,hr- intr s:D-'. ASS Z.
what hc wants, IvQUi."S the pre- Il,
show that he - wiua-avAka--saYo "ip f
mp, ptys the money, and Il gone. Sh,
- J. & -. 9 81
knowing S"y, ASKS the prCn tHit', til
|, second tgig - Though she felt sGr" she
had !aisurG a.p.G san first time, AID An
! ulUdiatg!y uecGues convinced she can q,
better els, where, w 'as.S 90 duLu'
whether II Is what size wants SD r.,-ha.
willy into IA" urNtStura, pr!crs IL am
ynu,isaud lgi~ h.Iu 20 ghCF g1-a u1..u,~
stter store, loCai&s =: other thing l-.l
she thiaks she may sJuIg tim" NAT, grs
led OF or false scents, anil comes back /,
the first store Ia ull ,hat I'll the good
sl:e l,ok"l nj IA IT," mn.H,u. arr ,ld
and finally goes home witI . few PCS
terLs aid paper OF uil.5, wItlDu. thu
goods that she came ont IN the morning
fully intending ~ b'y.-Ch.cagO Al
lance.
&C. e. G. Certain Chill Cure" IA
pleasant To sake and harmless.
Children Ike "a. SGATsniCCi
"a cure shiiis and Fever. large
bottles so cents.
FOr ale by c. A. EoLcoSBs, Druggist.
Plantation life In Cuba.
lHsTsa. Lsites.l
n0pn lAIbioa was reached. ana
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-10

SHERIFF'B sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cntion in my hands. issued out of the dis
trict court of tho First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
Helena, a. oniana. against Northwestern GUAR
apty Loan ompany. duly attested the I'd day of
July. A: D. 1873. l have levied upon all the
right, title and interest OF the said %sorth,
to the following described property, situated in
Levi and Clarke county. siale of Montana. viz:
Lot number seven ", IN block 'Ii,' of lietjen
addition to the city OF Helena. in the county of
ard block are Numbered and described upon the
official plat OF 8 id addition on file in the office
OF the county recorder of the said county of
Lewis and Clarke; also. a portion of the n. W. u
range 4 west and more particularly. described as
follows. to-wit: hf ginning at a point in the line
Of the county road at the intersection of the
right of way of the Helena ard Red Mountain
the said right of way $50 feet; thence south
easserly At right angles to said right of way, 1875
feet; thence III q southet]y direction, at right
angles to tho county road 66 feet to a point on
thence along t1e line of said county ROAD in a
northenster1y direction to the place of beginning.
S65 feet. more or less. said tract of land ~contain-
ing SLIGO OF ~ acre mora or less.
ments, hsreditaments and appur enances there-
unto belonging OF In any wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby giyen that on the 18th day of
July, A.. ID. 1893. at the hour of II O'Clock m of
court house in tho lily q H.lsna;
Montana. will sell all the right. tito and in.
terest of the said orth"estern guaranty Loan
property, to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this. tie Ita day OF
July, A. d. 1893.
CHAs. d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
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syaa 1herea cooper" Assr

Al u recent meeting Of the Academic des
Sciences. Paris n. Bsrshellos read an In
tcrsstinR paper ON the archaeological quss.
tion whsshsr there was m ngc Of CO. pol
prior to the age OF bronze. Pieces Of coy
per have bean uasArthed by II. de Sarxee in
Mssopotnmia which are apparently older
than anw found in Babylon, and moro an
oisnt than ths celebrated vnltnte stecl OF
Chaldsa. Copper 10 easily reduced from III
ores by carbon. but bronze requires The Ad-
dition OF Yin. a comparatively rare mctal,
~ il 10 chiefly found In MalaccA and Corn
wall. Its use. therefore, implied the power
OF making long voyages and = considerable
advance in civilization. NJ. Hertheilot has
analyzsd the Nssopotamian specimens and
hnds them TO contain no Tin OF zinc and
only traces OF lend or arsenic. Air and
water havc oxidizsd the specimens 10 u
mixture Of protoxile and metallic copper.
M. Bsrthsllot 10 also Analysing a portion OF
\ scspter OF one Of the Phasaohs Of Egypt
who Eeipnsd about 8, 800 years before Christ.
and 30 far he has discovered no tin. OF
course. a large number Of specimens will
to be anaty zed before the question
of u rure copper age is really settled. but
his rsssat ohes nrs in favor OF the aupposi-
ton. Pfof. Flinders Petris has also adj
duced much evidence f,om Egypt in favor
Of = copper q
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Fast Time to Chicago aud ST. Louisa
New Schedule.

Fast Time to Chicago and 81. Louisa
New Schedule.
Upon May z. the Minneapolis & st. Louis
railway. "Albsrt Lea route" will %inauRurate
anew time schedule between st. Paul, Min.
~nearolis, Chicago and 81. Louis. which, TO,
speed, comfort and convenience cannot be
execlled.
The Cannon Ball Exprsss'' for Chicago
will leave st. Pau 6:2b p. M. Minneapolis
700 ?. No., arriving at Chicago II a. M. re-
turning leaving Chicago at 400 p. N. daily.
The ''st. Louis Special' will leave St.
Paul 6:25 .. m. Minneapolis 700 r. M,
daily. arriving at Quincy 1925 a. No., Han
Breakfast and lunch served in dining car.
Retu ming leave S.. Louis 1890 .. nj. This
is the quickest time over all competitors BY
three hours.
Train No. 2 for Des Moines, Chicago and
Kansas City will leave st. Paul ut $50 u.
M. Minneapolis 1890 a. M. arriving at Des
Moines $50 p. H., Kansas City $50 a.. N.
This is the quickest and best tail from st,
Paul or Minneapolis to Kansas City and the
southwest.
Train No. 2 leaving as above IL also the
fastest train for Denver and Colorado
points by two hours.
Train No. 1 for Mankato. waseoa and
Albert Lea will leave st. Paul at 1875 e. M,
Minneapolis at 5:1O 2. m.
Train No. IA for Redwood Falls, Mimi,
WATERFOWL, Z. D., and intermediate sta
lions will leave St. Paul 7:5O .. No., Minne-
apolis $50 a.. m.
Luxurious service will be found upon
every train, the equipment being OF the
latest improved pattern. Pullman gas
lighted sleepets. free chair cars. etc.
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SUMMoNs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial district of the stats Of
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis ami
Edward W. Knight. Cashier. plaintiff, VS.. o.
G. tinker. defendant.
The state of Montana eends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against You by the above named plain
TN in the district court OF the First judicial dis
triSt OF the state Of Montana, in and for tho
compliant filed therein. within ten days
Exclusive of tho day of service) after the
service on you Of this ummons i served within
TINS county; or. II served out Of this county, but
within tins district, within twenty days: other
wise within, forty Gays, or Judgment by defanlt
vii! be- taken against you. according to the
The SAID action il brought to obtain n judy
msnt against defendant. and in favor of plain
TN, Tor the sum OF :slG7b, together with inter-
ana one-iourth per cont par month from the
date 81 the commencement of this suit. and for
plaintiff & costs herein expended.
Said sum OF $3lG. rs ia al. eyed to be due npon n
certain promissory note, made and executed by
the Defendant to plaintiff, bearing date alay rs,
lsss. ipr tho sum OF s2Ot2 20. payable sixty days
after the Gate thereof. together with interest
thereon at tho ratio of one md one-fourth per
cont per month after maturity uatil paid.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
required, the said, plaintiff will take judgmen
against you by defendant for tho sum Of
SSlbin iasether with interest. Us demanded
herein expended. "
Given under my hand and tho seal OF tho dis
'fiot court Of the ,,a f IL, judicial dislrist Of TIC
-, - county, of Lewis and Clarke,
sesi f H. this 9th day OF April, in tho
JOHN BEAN. cisrE
nshbuAS H. BARBOUR, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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RHERlFF'S s~ALE-HENRY HAY. PLAIN
tiff. VS.. Anthony Dougherty ct al. defend

ants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and do
district court of tho First judicial district of the
state of Montana. in and for the county OF
A. D. 1893. in the above entitled action. wherein
Henry Hay. tho above named plAintiff, obtained
Il Judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
aeainst Anthony Iougherty. Annie Dougherty,
his wife, James II. Gilmour, VIM. j. Hunter.
and Ellen g.. Hunter. his wife. defendants.
sum 'e Of ss.asa a u, b ss aasi inta As T. o esss' a sss at, at'
torney's fees. which said decree was on the 18th
day q hoJ Jnns a. d. 1885; recorded in iudg-
j am commanded to soil all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels OF land. situate, lying and be-
Ing h IN tne county Dun go o, isT ana and aaso aisske' - state tn
lows. to-wit:
Lot number eleven 1n. in block number
street. and f%orty-tiye AO feet deep. aid lot
number twelve u2l. in block number seven al,
being tt.irty-hvs ta) foet front on Joliet street,
deep; also lot number thirteen l3, in block
seven a.. being forty-nins go feet front on Pine
to the plat on file in the recorders office. in
Lewis and Clarke county, state Of Montana; also
lot number sixteen q6). in block number seven
on Pine street. and eighty-eisht and one-haIf
$50 feet deep. said lot 10 is upon other later
plats desigated / as lot No. IA.
Together with all and singular the nemen
herelitaments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywiss appertAininR.
,fuDllc noIlce Is nerepy given inaI on Iuesddy,
the 18th day Of July. A. d.. 1888. at IL o'clock
n. Of that day at the front door of the court house,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,. Montana, 1
will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree
of foreclosure and sale, cell the above described
property, or 30 much thereof as may DO
and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June.
4. d. 1853
CHARLES ID. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By FRED Z. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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nF scHooL RoNps-sCHooL nIs.


GALE OF SCHOOL BoNDs-sCHoOL DE-
y trlot No, ~. ChetaAu County, Montana
Havrs, MONT, juno IA. l8Ds. = y utlce Ia hereby
gwen thattho trustees Of schs ol District M l6.
1lhotaAu county. Montana, on Friday, tho lth
day 81. August. A. p. lsya. At ~ o'clock =, M. Al
the 0fisa Of tho school hoard In HRvrn. NJ ont,
Will 'ropsiye aaaled proposals. and .aall 10 the
highest bidder. .aohool honda Of eaid aistrict ia
tho Amonnt Of 4f,t00, Is voted 1t tha. enkool cleo
ton held on the I2,hl day Of June. lses.
nomlnation Of 1900 reach, payable In ten soarr,
and redsemnhls In five years after date. Haid
bonds will bekr intersat At tho rats OF nix per
cont per annnm, payable armi-ahnuAlly Ut the
Office IT the treasurer Of Choteau county In Fort
benton, Mont.
An unconditional certified check totho amount
OF 500. payable to tho chairman OF the LOArd Of
trustees, m9Ht each bid y = guaran.
ton Of good faith. 1t. ID expressly nnder.tond
and stipulated that the successful bidder will
fnrnish Ct hia own Expense nine % printed Or
anco with tho foregoing specifications and the
school laws OF Montana.
The trustees reserve tho right to reject any and
all bids, E
by order the school trustees OF the foregoing
district. "
II. w. BTRINGFFLt.OW,
Clerk Of the Poard.
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Hoods SarsapariHa
SHER1FF,s sALE-EDwARD N. BRANDE-

SHERIFF'S SALE-EDWARD N. BRANDE.
~ gee. plaintiff, VS.. Albert Fisher. defendant.
Under and by, virtue Of an order Of sale and
| decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out of the
First judicial district court of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, on the sta day of Jolly. A. ID. 1898,
IN the above entitled action. wherein +. N.
Judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
sum Of s2.7a9.4G in gold. besides inter
est. costs and attorneys fees, which said decree
was. on the Srh day'of July. A.. IL lS9 . recorded
in Judgment book No. J of taid court at page
-. / am commanded to cell all ihos, certain lots.
pieces or parcels of land. situate, lying and being
in the county of Lewis and Clarke. state of Mon
wit:
Lots numbered eleven (11) and twelve l2l. in
block number fifteen l5) as said lots and block
are numbered. designated anu described on the
| plat of said towns. t. on file in the office of the
county recorder of said county Of Lewis AMI
Clarke.
Together with all and singular tho
LONGING or in anywise appertaining.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Tues
day. the 1t day, OF August. A. d.. 1888, at II
o'clock m. OF that day. at the front door of tho
courthouse. Helena, LOWS and Clarke county,
Montana, l will. in obediencet to said order Of sale
md decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or SO much thereof as may be
and costs, to the highest and best bidder, for
cash tgolu COIN in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
By FRED E. HCss. Under Sheriff.
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MOCK TRIAL IN THE TOMBS.
Conducted by SIX Murderer. All Under
Sentence Of Death.

Condu by SIX Murdercrs, All Under
Sentence Of Death.
The most singular trial on record wal
that held in tho Tombs a few days ago. II
Was . trial BY jury in which che court and
sentence OF death and literally living in the
shadow Of the Rallows. After tho attempted
escape Of Danny Lyons and Danny Driscoll
had been frustrated Warden Osborne con-
csived and carried into execution . scheme
which made like attempts out Of the quss-
tion. Murderer row In the old building
vas vacated and the ground floor of thu
left corridor In the new '.tsn-day" house
fitted up for the reception and cafe keeping
of those doomed to death according to law.
Tho wsrden's idea was \ novel one. He
had a screen Of Ct, cng wire built from be-
tween each cell's door TO the windows on
opposite side of the corridor. This gave
each convict a separate space TO walk In
for exercise. The death watch occupied
chairs between each screen and the mon
were constantly in sight. II also allowed
Thorn to sec sach other and their visiting
friends, and to converse when they felt in
that mood. The frst to occupy the cells
were six men convicted of murder In tbs
first degree and sentenced to be hanged
in the Tombs. They were Giblin, Pack
enham. CAROLYN. Lewis Nolan and Garlic
ton. They we're all executed except Giblin,
Who killed q baker named Getz. His SEN
tence was csmmuted TO imprisonment
for life. Carleton, who was known by the
soubriauet of "Handaome Harry" who
shot ana killed Officer Brennan. was the
last be hanged and was the last one exc
cutsd in the Tombs.
Sunday 10 always the dullsst day In the
Tombs, for no visitors are admitted, and
the condemned wore left to their own sad
thoughts. Giblin proposed that they ssy
one OF their number by jury, and Carolin.
who chopped his unfortunate wife to death
With . Ratchet. was singled out to be tried.
'Old nam" Paokenham. who killed his wife
with . pair of scissors. was made judge:
Giblin, district attorney; Carleton. counsel
for tbs defense. and Lewis IN Nolan the
jury. After the consent Of Deputy sheriff
Carahsr was given she triul proceeded,
every part Of the judicial programme being
Ininutely carried out. even to putting Caro-
lin on tho stand to testify in his own behalf.
But despite the argument Of Carleton
that il could only be granddaughter and not
murder. the Jury found him guilty without
leaving their seats. The effect on Carolin,
the deputy sheriff said. was painful
and pitiful to witness. He never raised his
eyes while old man" Packsnham sent-
encsd him to die on the Goth Of August,
1889. From that day he seemed to weaken.
and the authorities were afraid he would
break down completeld. Fathers Ponder |
CAST and Galenas, with the sisters, who
were in daily attendance. tried to comfort
and rally him. but without avail. Tho YER
dict Of his fellows had almost killed him.
New York Press.