The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-06-23

/ were plOWed up IN INDIANA TINS spring
There is 10 be an old time fiddler's
contest at Dyersburg, Tenn, on July 1.
Bright men, with business tact and
a faith in advertising, make good times.
There is nothing too good for the
small boy who has the pretty grown up
sister.
"A clerk with an unpleasant manner
may make ineffective the best advertls'
ment
Little Finest Barnes, son of Mr.. j.
o. Barnes, Is very low with typhoid
fever.
Triumph over one difficulty gives
the victor ability TO triumph over still
greater one.
-Nr. C. j. Worth and daughter, Mrs
w. d. Powell, of Moscow, were in the
city Tuesday.
"A single good adj well worded often
brings success. But it requires Others
TO continue il.
A colored excursion from Cairo and
Columbus came down Sunday on the
steamer Charleston.
1t is easy enough to take things
philosophically, but it's hard to part
with them that way
The measure of ones greatness is
his goodness, and the measure of his
goodness Is his love.
Mr.. 10. Whiting, who has been alb
sent III Mississippi several months, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Doing good at home Is more profit
able than digging gold in the richest
mines i'm tho Ktondike.
MIR. John w. Cowgirl attended the
Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Hon
or, at Detroit, Mich, last week.
The contract for filling the big hole
on Carol street is TO be let out to NOR
row 10 the lowest bidder. See notice IN
this issue.
The Stone delegation from Fulton
to the county convention, Saturday,
wore badges with small piece of stone
attached.
DIR. j. \. Prieto fell from his stable
loft at Union City last Saturday and
injured his back so that he was confined
to his bed.
Don't let all your enthusiasm evap-
crate these hot days Keep hold of 1t a
month or so and the dull season will be
good deal shorter
"A town without newspapers would
be like "a man of means and ideas sud
denly struck dumb. Newspapers are
vocal organs of every town.
MIR. L. j. Malone, now of Union
City, was in the city Tuesday. We
hear he was prospecting as 10 establish
ing gents furnishing store in Hickman.
The Fulton Leader says that the
Boston Female Baseball Club will be at
Fulton on July 4th and play game
with picked nine from that town and
Wickliffe.
9 loaves Bread for 2jc.
26 loaves Bread for $l.O0.
Patronize home industry and save from
20 TO 3Oc on the dollar, at the New City
Bakery.
"A hshing party, composed of S. ID.
Luten and family, Ben Hertweck and
wife, Miss Savannah Eaker, Marie, Ho.
mer and Ira Green, are spending few
days at the Blue POND.
The Baptist Sunday School. teach.
ers and pupils, were entertained by the
members of that church at Kings pond
yesterday Basket dinner, music, plays
amusements, and general outing" OF
pleasure.
In attempting to get out of her bug
gy, Monday evening last, Mrs. John j
Young made mis-step and fell, sprain
ing an ankle. At last accounts she wa
: improving, but, doubtless, will be con
} fined to her room for several days.
AT the good roads convention a
Lexington IA committee was appointed
to investigate the road laws Oh othel
: States with view to amending tn,
( Kentucky statutes on the subject. Tn,
committee will hold meeting in Louis
vile this fall.
Difficult Work Especially Solicited.
, Our new jeweler, Chas Beavis, is pre-
, pared TO give perfect satisfaction in nj
repair work entrusted to him. Eye
tested free.
WILSON'S Book d. JEwELRY STORE
AT "A meeting of the Union Bibl
Society, Sunday night, Mr.. Il. r. lyle
was reelected President, and the sam
: members of the Executive board electe'
for the ensuing year. Next annua
, meeting is to be held at the q. z
Church June 1900. MIR. T. r. Swayn
: was reelected depository and new
. supply of nice Bibles will be ordered IA
! once and sold at actual cost by the Full
ton County Auxiliary Bible Society.