The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-11-24

sa- day Clocks 81 so at Bucks

/ - NNNt Ah'ds"'g ~ LHiANNSAN iir
Day
This has been remarkable autumn
in the weather line.
Samuel, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs I. : Mooney, is very sick of
pneumonia,
The young folks enjoyed social
/ hop at the residence of Mr.. NJ B shaw
Monday night.
70 Rogers 1917 Spoons, sIlo at
/ Buck $.
Farmers have had a grand fan for
work The farmer who isn't up IN his
work can not blame il ON the weather
- some men. said the Cornrcd
| Philosophtr, cant stand prosperity,
and other men cant get the chance to
stand 10.
LOST AT the Woodland Mills
Barbecue and Confederate Reunion,
gold trimmed double lens spcctacles
Return 10 the Courier Office
EEA- Buck, the price cutter See the
stock, Il As the largest and best assert
mcnt in the city
This Is about the time of year when
the hunter guegh out with "a $40 dog. a
$50 gun and "a $50 hunting suit and re-
turn, with 20 cents worth OF quail.
If the price of brooms goes much
higher they viii be PROBABLY kept in
miniature form in the Jewelry stores
and sold as souvenirs 70 the wealthy
CLASSES
Isy' My stock of Ladies and Misses
Shoes cannot bee surpassed. They are
the best that can be bought Examine
them.
ll.3-4t H. G. ANBERd
The shooting stars failed to mate
rializp last week aud now the scientists
say that the show was billed year too
soon and that il viii be pulled OF next
November.
Many of the weather wise are pre-
dieting an open winter. on the principle
that extremes do not closely follow each
other The corn ,huck. goose bone.
hornets nest and muS6rat, are vet 10 be
heard FROM.
The time is rapidly approaching
when all things viii ice utilized Pen
ellis, from slate dust, are now being
nodded In large quantities in Tennessee.
one concern having turned odt 25,uOO
600 last year.
BE- Watches repaired and guaran
pced to give satisfaction or money re-
funded They will be repaired al once
and You will not have to be always
them back, work done at halt
price at Bucks
SN- The largest and finest assert
ment OF vases, ornaments aud cut glass
at Bucks.
As Thanksgiving Day draws near,
It Is well TO remember that the true
spirit OF the occasion Is expressed in the
name itself, and our actions should be
so influenced that our revelings and
feastngs should not be without limit
Fg Kerr & Handles entire stock
to be sold at less than cost Now Is your
time to get the best at the lowest price,
and be sure you look at the sign. THE
Old Reliable and "Ruudle's Big
Watch Is the place. Bucks.
Major J. B. Merwin of st. Louis,
will deliver his most popular lecture,
Estimate OF Women, at
the City Han, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 29th This viii be an intellectual
treat, don I miss il. Reserved seats Boo,
at Wilson ; Book Store
ia We are here 10 stay and doing
busin,a at the old stand, opposite Wit
tlngs store. No one viii appreciate
your patronage more, or take more
pleasure in trying topledse you than We
BARRIERS. WILL CROwELL, II. u. CALD.
WELL and Il. X. Ivy.
Gordon Rice a l2-year-old son Of
Marsh Rice, "A farmer living near Mt.
Hermon, this county, had the misfor-
tune TO be thrown from a mule and his
leg broken in two places, above and be.
low his knee. Tie was riding across
bridge when the mule slipped and fell
throw, z the little fellow off.
Next Monday, 9th inst, Mr.. Robt.
Dulancv, representing the Kentucky
Burea. Of Agriculture, Will address the
citizens Of Fulton county at the court
house 1T o'clock p. m, on the subject
of Agriculture and Good Roads. Every
farmer in the county should attend. An
effort will be made TO organize "A Coun
ty Agricultural Society or Farmers
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