The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-06-23

The Ohio democratic conven'
ton to nominate u state ticket
will be held at Ciuciuual August
oh and 10th.
FIVE HUNDRED employees Of the
Nashville cotton mills at Nash.
vile, Tenn, quit work last week
because of a reduction OF wages.
FRANK L. BOND, OF Browns.
vile, Tennessee has been appoint.
cd Revenue Collector for the FIfth
Tennessee revenue district.
THE daily receipts at the
Worlds Fair havo 80 far not ex
ceeded 30 per cpht of the eXpcn.
ses. the latter being eS'ravagan'iy.
large. while the former are uneX-
pectedely small.
A NETTING os agents Of foreign
insurance men doing business in
Tennessee ia to we heidi at Nash.
willie tomorrow, 9Th INST. ~
which - decision will he reached
ms to whether they will comply
with the new insurance law OF
leave the State.
The Massachusetts Legislature,
in order to prevent any surh oc
currences in the future as the re.
fusal of n Boston barber 20 shave
Young Lewis, who ia n co!ored
student Of Hartford aud n pillar OF
the foot ball team of that ins,itn
ton, has passed law reguir.
ing BARRIERS to shave all corners
without regard TO race, color, etc,
THE Louisville Star states
under flaming headlines that
eighteen members OF the House
pledged to Louisville on the cap.
ital removal question were
thought like sheep III shamhle'
to vote for Frankfort, at % cost OF
$4,000. This charge is the most
serious one yet brought against
the Legislature and the Star gives
inst enough to whet our appettes
for instance, what monght he the
names OF them eighteen fellows
1Iopkinsville Kentuckian.
PEOPLE who 60 the Worlds
Fair Ought To leave their valuable
time pieces in hotel safes When
they start ont to visit that section
of machinery hail where the great
dynamos are operated, advises the
Lexington Leader. If this advice
ia overlooked the visitor is likely
to return with demagnelized
watch. aud hemagnetized chro.
nometer is u watch with \ Grip.
pied handspring. Ii is difficult to
estimate how many valuable time
pieces have already been ruined
ut the Fair, aud the only man who
is able 10 approach the dynamOs
with perfect security is the fellow
who carries a Waterbury.
TIE Worlds Fair will be open
on Sundays during the entire pc.
Rod the great show is in existence.
Chief Justice Fuller, IN the United
States Court Of Appeals ut Chi
cago. last week, overruled the de-
cisiOn Of the Federal Circuit
Court, which granted ~ injuno.
ton closing the gates. The court
postponed the full expression of
its views until a later day, owing
10 the desire to have the judgment
rendered ut once. The decision
was concnrreh in unanimously by
oil three of the judges. An ap.
peal to the United States Supreme
Court could not he considered be.
fore October. when the Fair clos.
es, that court having adjourned
for the summer.
SOME of our Kentucky ex.
changes are disposed to continue
10 pour out their sarcasm upon
the much troubled third party
people. This is unnecessary.
They do not need 10 he caution.
ed any further. They are like the
bashful boy who went home with
a ,imid girl. 1t was the fret trip
of the kind for both, and when
the young lady blushingly admon.
ished the bashful young man to
say nothing about their trip TO.
gether, he assured her there was
no use TO admonish him, that he
was as mnch ashamed Of il as she
was. SO it is with them, they are
as much ashamed now as we are.
and further remarks are not nee.
essary. Bardweli Star.
SENATOR GEORGE has been
firing hot shot into the school
book trust, If the balance of our
legislators had the courage of
their convictions they wonld wipe
this gigantic swindle of the face
Of the earth. 1t has a string tied
to nearly every county school
superintendent in the State Of
Kentucky, and every mothers
son Of Them has given this mighty
thleving concern Testimonial
recommending its books, and
the substance Of all the "testi
nOnials" is as follows: "We see
no reason for change; the books
arc cheap enough" 1t is a well
known fact that they are as per
cent. too high. There is going to
be a mighty rumblin. In the valley,
some Of these days.-Murray Sat.
urday Item.
The Memphis Commercial con.
graduates the South on good
time coming: "The worst days OF
depression have been passed.
The next year promises to be the
beginning of An era Of prosperity
throughout the Southern States.
From every State come reports
Of material improvements In nj!
branches of business. Factories
are being established aud new
buildings are being erected IN al.
most every town aud hamlet; mer.
chants are INCREASING their stocks
and placing more travelling sales.
men on the road; the farmers are
nrpDoriuU In RAN an uhun Iunt