The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-08-17

" hcn the puiict ~ DeuulhFh iuo
man hopclessly drunk in the streets they
drive the patient IN q cab 10 the station.
where he sobens on; then they take him
home. The cabman makes his charge
the police doctor makes his, the agents
make their claim for special services and
this bill Is presented 10 the landlord Of
the establishment where the drunkard
took the last glass that did the business.
Buclrskin Bills Wild West" gang
Who were Ia Cairo some weeks ago. con
tiuuc 60 have trouble al various points
and must b. q tough gang. The latest
Aas NJ Marion NJ Saturday WhefV
they killed and robbed a young man
named A. q. Wheeler, son II a promi-
nent citizen who took them ~ account
for beating and robbing two boys of the
city. Seven Of the gang are charged
with the crime.
The shirt waist fad has been taken
up with vengeance al Camden, y. j.
There the Mayor the police the preach
ers and the Judge ~ the Supreme bench
have adopted the new style u dress for
men. la New York. the present appear
ance ~ the shirt waist b criticised
harshly by funishcrs. who declare that
IL should b. revised before being adopt
I'd for general use. 80 a. not 20 resemble
Undertaking. 80 much a. IL now doe.
DuRfN0 the civil wur a. well a. IN our
late war with Spain. diarrhoea was one
of the worst diseases the army had 90
contend with. Ia many instances IL be.
came chronic and the old soldiers still
suffer from H. Mr.. David Taylor Of
Wind Ridge. Greene Co. Pa, b. one 81
these. lie uses Cholic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy aud says he never
found ANYTHING that would give him
such quick relief II Is for sale by Cow
gill a CoSgill. Hickman, and A. M.
Shaw, State Line. druggists.
No nation on the face Of the earth
compares with the United States a. a
fruit eating country. Not only does this
country consume enormous amounts Of
fresh fruits in the shape Of apples pears,
peaches and small fruits. like berries,
but the amount preserved 10y various
prucesses j. far IN excess Of the amount
used in European countries. Other ma.
tions are now giving the matter the at
tention il deserves. Especially Is this
SO IN Germany, where the question has
been investigated for the German Agri
cultural Society.
Combs Springs * holding its former
reputation as "A pleasure and health re
sort this season. There are fifty or more
visitors encamped there now, and report
most pleasant times throughout the
camps. Among those there now are;
j. r.. Brown aud family, Of Clinton; r.
v Brown. and family, Of Rutherford;
Henry Taylor aud family of Fulton;
Sam Holman, Of Harris; Mrs. McFall
and family. Of Fulton; Miss Eula Nall, Of
Clinton; Sammie Bennett, of Fulton;
Allen jackson, Of Clinton. DIR. Brown
and family, Sharon.
Mr.. Geo AIMS has established a
henery. ON the Dyersburg road, near
Hickman, and visit there would be in
teresting 10 most people. His plan Is TO
have three incubators, one of 60and two
of 200 eggs each, and a broodery l2x1O
feet AZ present his incubators are in
the center and broOdery on either side
lOx2l feet With incubators he can
hatch each week, and thus have Young
chichens broilers for market, all the
time. The henery is heated by water
mines To gwen temperature and In
each broodery is hover compartment
which gathers and warns the little
chicks as hen gathereth her brood un-
der her wings In addition he proposes
10 give special attention 10 winter as
well as summer vegetables and fruits,
ellie will have telephone connections with
his place. so that instead Of peddling, you
can nj any hour order what you want,
and il will be delivered at your kitchen
door.