The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-11-15
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M Dabney will preach at the Christ
IAN church Sunday. Everybody invited
delegation of st. Louis merchants,
10 fring points ON the NJ. Il O. and L. c.
raisroads will visit Fulton, Nov. Is.
~, B. Gibbs, one of the Oldest and
niost prominent citizens of Union CITY,
aga last week. He was splendid man.
lder John r. Williams will preach
AZ Mt. Hermon next Sunday morning
ai& night at the usual hour. Every
hosycordially invited.
Mr.. John j. Young and family have
mYsed from Hickman to Paducah. Mr..
oung is pilot on the railroad transfer
Rqet at Paducah, and his son ALVIN, is
Clerk on the same boat.
~Paul Scott and Miss Deeny Bailey, a
lynng clipping couple of this county.
w9re married by Squire II. S. Sacra
while seated in their buggy in front of
the court house, in Union City on the
9Th.
We still have nice line of fine Bug
gies and Carriages that we are selling
a. prices that will surprise you.
K. 4. REEVES & Co.
Hickman, KY.
surveying party in the employ of
Nh. j. G. Harris, of TIptonville arrived
al " codland Mills, Tuesday to survey
2railroad from that point TO Tiptonville
bHrris says he is determined TO have
%ailroad from somewhere into Lake
i county.
Miss Minerva Cooley will leave in a
p.y<'aays for Hickman, where she goes
me maid of honor TO Miss May Faris,
who will be married to Mr. Roy
Mckinney on the 26th of this month.
From there she will JOIN a party ON d
Icamping expedition to Reelfoot lake.
Fulton Hustler.
The Mobile & Ohio Railroad Is put
nng in at Cayce, new switch which
- Al ><trD<i-ehaH mile south of the
| depot. x large crew u -irss1reis - ~
work there now, and other improve.
ments are expected soon. Says Mr.
Burns, the section master,
New IDA Patterns IOc at
SnAWS.
Mr.. Ferd Berendes was not can
didate for Police Judge, and there was
no candidate for that Office, but some
considerable friend cast one vote for Mr.
Berendes, and the election commission.
ers declared him duly and regularly
elected, We do not know that he will
accept, but many friends desire him to
do so.
A rare treat Is in store for the people
of Hickman. Blind Joe Mangum, as
sisted by some of our best local talent
will give us a musical concert at the
City Hall, tonight week. Blind Joe
has but few equals on the violin, and all
lovers of music should take advantage
of this opportunity. Seats on sale at
usual prices. Admission 30 and soc.
New Idea Patterns l0c at
SHAWS.
If YOU WISH any special design OF
Carriages, Buggies or Harness made TO
order we will attend to it for you with
pleasure. We will leave for market
about Nov. 10. 4. +. REEVES 81 Co.
Hickman, KY.
Capt, Messengale, of the Tenn. River
Packet Co.. has again decided to put a
boat in the Memphis trade, says the
Appeal, and the City of Memphis is the
boad selected for the trade. This will
bring on lively competition with the
Lee Line, and will probably cause the
Lee Line to fight back by entering the
Tennessee river trade The indepen-
dent line would find many friends
among shippers, but the idea prevails
that the Lees would crush 1t out
Mr.. Allen Burton a well known young
man of Hickman, died Oct 2Sth, 1901,
at Whitwell, Marion Co.. Tenn. He
had gone there thinking the change
would restore him to health, but too
late, death had the claim and chose him
for its victim. He was a son of Mr..
Sam Burton and brother of Mrs. Joe
Williams of Hickman. Allen had many
friends in Hickman, who have our