The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-02-01
Local and Personal,


4" Teeth without plates. McF.LL
q DIsMUKES.
Frof. Don Milan has bg en- elected
principal of the South Fulton Institute
Mrs. Jennie Wilson left Monday night
Tor visit to relatives in st. Louis.
Capt Bates has bought the Stubbs
place, % acres,s near Hickman, paying
Slips for same.
Miss May Sanger, of Bessie. Tenn.
VINO mas been visiting her grand fathe r.
capt Bates, has returned home.
Citizens of Lake County have sub
scrloed 81 1000 to help build an electric
railr DAD from Tiptonville to Obion
Tenn
The well preserved skeleton of IA
mouse, furnished by Mr., Thomas Kirk
patrick. adorns the Courier's curio win
dow.
ssA-Teeth extracted positively with
ont PAIN. McFALL Il DIsMUKEs.
Mr.. j. j. Seay vas married to Miss
Della Thomas, and not Miss Jennie. as
was enormously reported to the Courier
last " eek.
There will be a special song service at
the c. p Church. Monday night, by
Miss Davis and Prof. Max zimmerman,
of Union City.
The Enterprise is the uaIne of new
paper just started at Fulton. 1t is
neatly printed. well edited. and Demo
cratic in politics. Success to it.
l-Tne looked for line of Dry
Goods and Ladies' Furnishings. is be-
ginning TO arrive, at SHAw's.
The Fulton militia company was mus
tered into service by Adjutant General
Murray. Thursday night. The Leader
predicts that it will prove one of the
best companies in the State
Len Shaw and Miss Maud Parks. l..
ID. Simmons and Miss Mabel Goaldsr,
DIR. Dismukes and Miss May Faris, and
Miss Bessie Case. made flying boat trip
to Cairo, to bali and banquet given by
the Elks. Monday.
y negro man, living in East Hickman,
was found TO be afflicted with something
like small pox, Monday, and was prompt
ly removed by the authorities to the
pest house. We learn since that Drs.
Hubbard and Curtin pronounced the
case small pox.
The home of onr worthy county man,
X. l.. Polk, has been grievOusly afflicted
this winter, as many as six of the fam
lily having been down with the typhoid
fever, Following the sad death of his
wife. daughter died the past week, and
"A son Is expected to die. All hearts go
our in deep sympathy.
sta- Crown and bridge work special
ty, MCCALL K DIsMUKEs the painless
dentists.
The Rev. j. W. Lowrance, who has
been assisting DIR. Evans in the pro-
tracted meeting at the Methodist church,
received a telegram Sunday night an
nouncing the death of his sister in Ar
kansas. which sad news caused him to
discontinue his services here to attend
h err funeral
Ia Mccall x DIsMUKSs, the painless
dentists. q
The Dead Sea, for thousands of years
forsaken solitude in the midst of the
desert. and whose waves have been for
centuries undisturbed, is now to be
crossed by line of motor boats A
shorter route viii thus be found between
Jerusalem and Herak the ancient CAPT.
tai of Moab.
NOW On HAND.
We have just received fine selection
OF the Sabbath Library" Call and
see these excellent books at 5 cents each.
WILSON'S Book STORE.
A man in Philadelphia takes five daily
papers. Just to read the patent medicine
advertisements. He imagines, when
reading the symptoms of any disease,
that the malady is growing unseen with
IN his body and he skips TO the drug
store and buys a remedy. During the
past two years he has taken ~ bottles
of various proprietary preparations.
TIRE greatest danger from cold and la
grippe Is their resulting IN pneumonia.
III reasonable care Is uScu- HONc'ci, duu
Chamberlain Cough Remedy taken,
all danger will be avoided. 1t will cure
cold or an attack of la grippe in less
time than any other treatment. 1t is
pleasant and safe TO take. For sale by
Cowgirl 4 Cowgirl, Hickman, and A.
NJ Shaw. State Line.
The grip, as has been observed before.
is no respecter of person. 1t goes as
readily with the aristocrats as with the
plebeans. The grip can never become
fashionable. 1t is not expensive, like
appendicitis. 1t does not show a line. of
ancestors who lived well, like the govt.
1t is not interesting. 1t is SIMPLY a
misery working nuisance.
Remnants of Wall Paper, enough for
room), from 30 cents to Sl,OO. Come
quick. to get pretty patterns.
WILSON'S Book STORE.
DIR. A. A Faris, last week, visited Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Coleman, Harrodsburg,
KY. spending several days with them.
In 1862, DR.. Faris was wounded in the
lo..lo of D.rrx-,tra and Mr. and Mrs