The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-03-23

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la. City Hail. next Tuesday night Seats
o1 sale d. Wilson's Book Store.
90 YOU INTEND t,9pa i.. your house rs,
3 So, SWAYNE. The Druggist. He hand
! le. mixed Paint. OIL, Turpentine, Var
nl-hos. STAINS. Hard Oll Finish, Etc.
+ Prices right
Troy News Banner Last Monday
/ night The spoke factory al this place, be
+ longing % he--rs. John J. Reedy 4 Son,
vas destroyed by fire and was total
/ loss. something ike $500 worth Of ma
chiuery being ruined. besides seysal
hundred dollar- worth of spokes There
Na~ no Insurance. This was the first fire
/ in Troy ior over four years.
An exchange says that in the case Of
f Ground Hcg vs. Goose Bone. involving
tle title to the office Of Weather Proph-
I et the jury finds for the plaintiff, and
the defendant is hereby perpetually en-
joined from laying any further claim to
said Office OF any other emoluments or
le-F14isites thereof; and the aforesaid
Office r. hereby confirmed unto said
Ground Hog his heirs and assigns for
ever
s.3- Ny stock OK Floor Mating and
OIL Cloth Just received They are all
choice selections, and l have put the
price very low on them Come in aud
make your choice before the stock Is
broken.
3-2-4t II. c. ANBERG.
We direct attention 10 the adyer
tisement IN this issue OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of New York, rep
resented In this vicinity by Mr.. L. X.
/ Ellison and Mr.. A. Faris' This great
Company Is well known here, having
been represented for years by Mr. Eli
son. has large number of policy hold
ers here and has promptly paid a mum
Der of claims at this place. Their new
/ policies are very attractive. II you are
interested IN Life Insurance we recon.
mend that you advise with the above
named gentleman. through whom you
can make application for insurance
IT is very hard TO stand idly and see
/ our dc ar ones suffer while awaitingthe
arrival of the doctor An Albany IN
Y ID daivyman called az drug store for
/ doctor 90 come and see his child, then
very sick with Group. Not finding the
/ doctor i'm he left word for him TO come
at once on his return He also bought
/ a bottle OF Chamberlain Cough Rem.
/ edy, which he hoped would give some
relief until the doctor should arrive.
/ In q few hours he returned, saving the
] the doctor needn't come, as the child
/ was much better The druggist. Mr..
] Otto Scholz, says the family has since
recommended Chamberlain Cough
/ Remedy TO their neighbors and friends
until he has "a constant demand tor it
from that part OF the country For sale
/ 10y Cowgirl q Cowgirl, Hickman and
A. NJ. Shaw, State Line, druggists.
RG- If you want
Style,
Fit, and, especially,
Quality, in
MISSES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES.
it will pay you to see our lines.
RICE & NAYLOR,
Cash Shoe Store.
Speaking OF the benefits to be de-
rived from the system of free rural mail
delivery, an exchange says The bene-
fits TO the rural population of mail de,
livery At their homes are so plain as Ia
require no argument. That the plan
promotes education. ard contentment
on the farm is evident. The system
should be extended as rapidly AS posi-
bic TO every district where the popula-
ton Is sufficiently dense 70 give bust
ness enough to come within reasonable
distance of covering the expense The
policy of the postOffice department has
always been to keep in advance of the
demand for postal facilities, and that
policy will doubtless be continued in
the matter of rural free delivery. The
safety OF the Republic is in the enlight.
enm ent Of its citizens, and the postal
service is q great facilitator of educa.
ton. With the general extension OF
rur-l free delivery there VIII be less talk
abOut the monotony OF farm life and
less desire on the part of young people
TO get away from the farm to the city.