The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-07-14
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ion City Sunday.
Your weight in silver is offered YOU
in 1.-THE Big Contest"
~ Special attention TO Hardware
shelf goods at SHAw's.
Miss Nettie Hsrtweck, was down
from Fulton this week.
Mrs. Horace Luten, of Fulton. was
in town this week visiting Mrs. Nj Ran.
die.
The county court of Lake county,
Tenn, ordered the levee election 10 be
held Aug. Srd.
Charles N. Walker will begin the
publication of newspaper at Colum-
bus, KY, this week.
The Episcopal Sunday School and
frien6s will enjoy picnic at Brown $
Springs, near town, to-day.
The Benton Tribune SAYS but three
small cases were tried in the recent
Marshall county circuit court.
60 Shaw's s1.50, $500 and $3.50
Shoes can't be beat.
Earnest sympathy is with Mr.. and
Mrs. b. T. Davis in the loss of their
sweet little daughter Mary, who died
Monday night.
Gus Coulter, candidate for State
Auditor, says he has assurance thar w
j. Bryan will speak at Maytield during
the present campaign.
When a man gets rich enough to
indulge in the luxury of law suits, the
lawyers begin to take an interest in
him, and later from him.
New Madrid Record Miss Lizzie
Wilson, grand daughter of Mrs. Eliza
Lavalle, arrived from Hickman Thurs
day to visit relatives and friends.
Elder John Ross, of the Primitive |
Baptist, will preach at Stubs school
house, Saturday night before the 4th |
Sunday and on Sunday morning.
Barbecue, dance, &c, at Graves
School House, Tuesday, July 18th: one
on No. 8 Island, July 22nd, and one on
Reelfoot near Walker & Ellison's mill,
on July 22nd.
G. b. MORRIS, Druggist. Moscow, KY,
says he sells Plantation Chill Cure and !
finds it suit his trade because it eraai.
Gates the system of all malarial poison,
and he guarantees it.
While the preacher was saying his |
benediction at West Liberty, KY, Sun
day, Jesse Day was shot and killed by |
two brothers, Jas. and CALVIN Fugate.
Another feud Is feared.
Elder N. b. Hardeman, of Hen
derson, Tenn. will begin protracted
meeting at Mt. Hermon, next Sunday
10th inst. The meeting will probably
continue weeks. Everybody cordially
invited"
/" Over 70 years experience IN re-
pairing fine watches and clocks. Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
X. w. BUCK.
Read the advertisements in the
Courier. You will always save money
by finding out where you can buy the
cheapest and you can find this out by
reading the advertisements published
in this paper.
Mr.. r. l.. Moore, of Spokane, Wash
ington, after a months visit to the fam
lily of DIR. A. A. Faris, left Sunday ON
his return home Misses Light and Mai
Faris accompanied him as far as st.
Louis to visit friends there,
Miss Hattie Hunt has been employ
ed to teach the ensuing term of the pub
lie school at Three States. Miss Hunt
taught the Walnut Grove school, in
New Madrid county, last year, and gave
good satisfaction. Hubbard Banner.
Miss Cora Lebia Brown, who has
been visiting friends and relatives at
State Line, returned home last week
accompanied by Miss Lille Maddox,
who recently returned from Dalton, Ga
where she has been attending school.
@ loaves Bread for 25c.
26 loaves Bread for 81 90.
PatrOnize home industry and save from
~ to SOC on the dollar, ut the New City
Bakery.
Prof. CLARK, the hypnotist, is Civ
ing the people at Lawrenceburg some
thing to talk about this week. he put
u young man to sleep, buried the sub.
ject and then took HIM out of the ground
and put HIM in a store window two
days.
The best ourfew ordinance, says an
exchange, is one that is adopted in each
family, where the old man acts as may
or and city council, night watch and
calabOose keeper; where fine and pun
ishment 60 together, and where good
hickory stick is more to be feared than
30 much lolly-pop.
1t may not be generally known that
persons who from carelessness or any
other cause take mail from the post
Office that belongs to another and fails
TO return the same, are liable to fine
Of 500, or one years imprisonment.
This applies to newspapers thus taken,
~ well a. other mail matter.
Ed. O. Cargiil, o one time promi.
nent cit.sen OF Mayfeld, died at the
Hopkinsville asylum Friday last, and
his body was taken TO that city for bur.
ial Saturday. He served that city sew
srai times as tax collector, and was
man who gave great promise of success
full future, but i'll health and the use of
narcotics unbalanced his mind and he
became mental and physical wreck.
DIR. A. NJ. Joplin, representing the
j. M. and A. y. Johnston Optical Co.,
will be with me on the 18th of the
month, and those finding it difficult to
obtain glasses to suit their eyes would