The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-04-14
Tho river is falling slowly.
Lee Kirs spent SUNDAY In Cairo.

Note the new al Of the City Bake.
ny In this issue.
Horace Luten, ~ Fulton, spent sun.
day In the city.
--Chas. Payne was down from Full.
ton last Sunday.
Miss Ella Belt has been visiting her
eistcr at Greenfield, Tenn.
MIR. Waiter Woods. Of Clinton. was
Ina the city Tuesday.
Mr. Ben Beckharm. OF Union City,
was In the city Monday
Miss Virginia Lpton. Of Cycc, Is
visiting Relatives in town
--Rob' Bradley snd Cue rhrclkoli
visited relatives pear State Lime, Sun
day
w. q. Willard md little son. Ray
mond. of Union City. were 10 the city
monday.
rW- The New City Bakery will also
have "a lin, class Restaurant aud Ice
Cream Pulw.
Misses Sadie Ambcrg and Dora r lt.
Der ara IA Memphis this weak. visiting
mrN - ~ Iplus.
Mr.. Boogher, Of New York CITY,
has been visiting his son. Rev. Archer
Bo0gheF. this week.
Miss Lizzie Tams. who mas been
visiting Ia Unon City for several weeks,
returned HON. Monday
~ Drop in nc the City Bakery and
leI Us show you our goods. We are al.
ways glad 10 see you.
Judge Joshua Naylor was called ,u
Fayetteville. Tenn, 10 attend the IN.
neral OF a brother. Mr.. John Naylor.
--Obion Democrat: Mas Lotbie
Graves, p~pular youny lady Of near
Hickman, j. spending "a few weeks in
ihe city the guest Of Mrs. j. L. Adkins
- The sale of real estate. the issue Of
marriage license, aud the crOak VI the
town grumblsr. ure cut short of But
the talk uf bad r,ads and bad streets H.
st,ll Ia be heard.
Robert = Warren. who has been in
Che composing rooms ~ the Obiun Dem
ccrat about three years, resigned Wed
nc-'iay TO accept place on the Fulton
Leader The best wishes 80 with him.
!" Chase and Sanborn's Coffee is
always the same, II il the COFFEE
that Is bought 10y the b.ss families of
Hickman, sold only by II. BUCHANAN,
Mr.. Tom Dillon ir. Is in Louisville
this week attending the session of the
Grand Lodge OF the knights of Honor
H. ia Mt present Grand tauido aud has
filled several offices ia the Grand Lodge
The oandi,ion OF the growing wheat
crop - subject of much anxiety and
concern Just now. Sumo farmers are Of
the opinion. Judging from the present
outlook, ~ cant possibly be moro than
two third crop
We note that Mrs James c. Rev.
nolds, who IL the aCknow lc,lgcd literary
leader az Union City. has received
check for 800 in favor of the Union
CITY library from Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
the millionaire iron king.
Perhaps IL the Lee line would nd.
yeriiss in tho country newspaper, thcy
might remove the Jonah" which seems
fastened upon IT, This il merely SD.
sestion. and IL rendered free gratis to-.
nothing New Madrid Missoprian
1t is time 20 begin spring CLEANUP
especially rs 10 the back yards Wa.
the pilcs Of ashes aud old cans are ~,
moved, "A little whitcwash will add
wonderfully To the appearance pf tllu-.. .
and will he In the interest Of good b, il'A
"a. Tropical fruits. nuts. fuo clOr. .
olatcs and mixed Candies aro found at
the NEw CuY BARgHY.
The question is up in the papers
lsHfh ssNs q .N-.x a .
ling for Hickman. Fulton. and adlniu- /
ing counties 20 select county officers .
within their own territory, or will there .
be- loose material in Graves by and by
b. fill theml
Last Sunday morning. between mid
night and day. the house Of Dlu Horn
In Hickman county, near Wesley, was
destroyed by fire and Misses Mary Bur
ton and Sallie Henry were burned TO
death. Mr.. Horn. wife and baby made
narrow escape.
|" The old reliable, Rudolph Gla-
ser, the boss shoemakcr of this section,
has removed his shop to Shaw's Shoe
Department, and solicits the contlnu-
stion Of his former patronage there.
The entcrprising citizens who take
tht ltau III organizing lactDry Interests
aftorithe plan published this week has
the Courier's best wishes. The Cour-
Ter has large capital in good wishes and
advice to such enterprises, but unfortu-
nately no money.
In last weeks Courier in the City
Clerks fiscal statement n typographi.
GAL error occurred, l. @. IN the interest |
paid Sept. 1898, IL was printed sS7 90 {
but should have been $50 This ex- ,
plains the discrepancy in balance die. |
covered by Taxpayer. !
Garden Seed. !
A. fresh supply OF Garden Seed Just \
received at @. A. HOLCoMBE's. b
The Womans Christian Temperance !
gnion will meet ut Mrs. DR.. O. II. Hub :,
bard 8 this evening mt 3 o'clock, A full .
Of the members Is desired rs
delegates are to he appointed to the j
Reports from Superin-
endents are expected tobe handed in. :
"A preacher In Nashville the other
Sunday becoming exasperated, paused a,
n his discourse TO say :. Ladies, il Won
will give me your attention, / will
seep lookout on that door, aud if any
hing worse than man enters, viii y