The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-02-16
LOCAL NEWS.

A lodge Of 1.-THE Bankers Union of
~ World was instituted in this city
eanesday night, with some IL or is
members.
Mayor Gardner, OF Union City.
~ ordered all the dogs mpzzled. Sew
children were bitten by dog sup
" b mad.
Tho people Of Union City, by re.
- u the authorities, do not assem-
- congregations in church or else
W. out OF abundant caution az to
'3fins OF small pox.
Ilss Light Faris is visiting Miss
4 ~ tmercon, az Columbus. and Miss
. re taris il visiting at Terrell, Tenn
Marie brevard IL expected TO visit
'npus, Saturday and sunday.
~ Bob Buchanan, formerly of
~. 8.Ace, lately of jackson, passed
'"'Ith the city yesterday, en- route TO
n louis, where he will be employed
q WIDOW dresser for the Barr Dry
pds Company. Bob Is one Of the
.1pst expert window dressers ia the
'lmiry - Union City Com. Courier.
-rfhat corn bread makes big men
f1I<icAlly Is proved by the fact that
. b. aIx footers OF Indiana, illinois and
stucky, as rule, were brought up
npminy or corn bread ~ the main
~ supply.
'When we were married." the
Young wife sobbed, che said he loved
me with a love more enduring than the
everlasting granite r. And it didn't
'esf7 queried the sympathizing friend.
{ Last r. echoed the young wife, drying
lff tears. ut didn't last as long a. a
lplkT block pavement
Fulton Guard: Mrs. Annie Mitch
NJ, wife Of A. 7. Mitchell, aged "a, died
. her suburban home in West Fulton.
Friday morning at 4 o'clock. OF heart
allure. Mrs. Mitchell was a good wo-
nan, a devoted mother and q conse.
rated christian. She leaves husband.
wo daughters, and a number of rela-
ives In this city, together with host
4 relatives and friends at Mt. Sterling.
~, her former home, to mourn their
The fruit raisers hereabouts agree
hat a. yet this winter that none OF the
ruit trees or shrubbery has been injur-
d. Owing to the dry weather last fall
nd the greater part Of the winter, the
RE buds did not swell out, and are now
mailer than they ever are at this sea-
On Of the year. II has not as yet been
old enough this winter to hurt the
each trees, aud from the present out
,ok there will be big crop Of fruit
ext season.
Fescott Tho trusts exclaims an ex.
hance. fhat's the way to drive them
o the wall. Boycott the steel trust
e honest. Quit the soap trust and go
irty. Boycott the tobacco aud chew
ng gum trusts -chew the rag. Quit the
ugar trust-don't get sweet on any
ody, male or female. Boycott the match
rust-don't get married Quit the whis-
ey trust-drink buttermilk aud catnip
ca. Quit the oil trust-go to bed at
usk. Boycott the Coz trust the next
Torld will be hot IN jugh for some of
on to make mp for any chilliness in
his one.
In New York courtroom the other
ay two boys were soundly spanked in
he presence Of the judge and visitors
Dr. stealing apples and breaking branch
) of the trees. When the boys were
rought into court a big, burly police.
ian stood at the judges desk. After
eciding that the boys were guilty and
eserved punishment the judge ordered
he policeman TO hand his belt to the
lthers of the children and then direct. |
the fathers to spank them soundly
18th the belt The boys were the only |
mes who saw nothing funny in the
tuatiOn.
"A duel was fought by two men
AIMED Shott and Mott. Mott was shot |
nd Shott was not. In this case it is |
Ptter 10 be Shott than Mott. There |
as rumOr that Not was not shot, but !
lat ShOtt was shot, Notwithstanding |
ircumstantial evidence is not always |
Dod On trial il might appear that
he shot Shott shot, shot Mott, or it
night be possible that the shot Shott
lot, shot Shott himself, when the
hole affair would be as at first,
nd Shott would be shot, and Mott
ould not. We think, however, that
ne shot Shott shot, shot not Shott, but
oft, but anyway, it is hard to tell who
as shot.