The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-11

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The s.Cour' IT PaGuca1 ,.~- .,cu
pospoSd 10 AprI 20.
Mr Hin ia,.ou uent ~ Loa..,..r
this ~tek go apIrar ."tnr- toe S;ilc
fnarmaey EJar5 a. have his rett.Lcitt-
renewed
Miss Mabel French who has been
visiting old elias mates IL Crowley, Ia
returned home Monday. having had a
delightful visit.
Rev Archer Boogher and Mrs. r. I.
Tyler went to Fulton. Sunday evening
to hear Bishop Dudley.
Swayne the druggist invites the
ladies 10 call and see his excellent line
OF face powders, pink aud white at l5c
f. f. Reeves 4 Co. sell Buggies
that You can't beat IN prce or grade.
Don't fail to call for Blue Trading
Stamps with every lOc cash purchace
at Swayne's.
Pillow POINTS.
Take your Plow Points to George
Buck, and have them sharpened, two
for 25 cents.
Out IN Colorado the other day mob
hung a Pullman car porter. The mob
may yet become a very useful institu-
ton in that great and growing country.
MORE MEN WANTED.
need more men. Cali at Book
Store, ID. +. Wilson.
Rev. W. ID. Nowlin, former pastor of
the Hickman Baptist church, now of
Lexington. ny, will commence a pro-
tracted meeting IN Hickman, next Sun
day.
See the ad of D. E. Wilson * Co. in
this issue.
1t will be money in your pocket to
to visit Wilson'S Book Store and take
advantage of the cost prices. Sale Just
started
FOR RENT.
business house, on Clinton street.
Applyto Mrs kittie Whiting.
If you want the latest thing in slip
pers see the L. p, Reed line at
AMBERGS.
Freezing temperatures Monday night
were reported from all parts of the
State. ice being found in many places.
Maj jenkins. who viii be presented
with sword by President Roosevelt at
Charleston, was formerly a professor at
Danville.
Miss Benlah Boogher leaves Sunday
for Virginia, 10 attend the marriage of
her. brother, the Rev. Dudley Boogher.
Mr.. Robert Hunt. of Trenton. Tenn,
years ago 2 merchant of Hickman, has
been visiting Hickman friends, this
week.
LOST crufch, the finder will
please leave AT Courier office.
The st. Louis Worlds Fair should be
put of until 1904 if It is To be success
and everything readp. The foreign
exhibits cannot all get here and be
ready for 1903.
The Street Fair and Carnival at
Fulton. occurs April %, %, 30 and
|, May ], 2, and 3. Some rare attractions
are booked for the entertainment of the
, people.
Major William NJ Mcconnell. of Fl
Worth Texas, wires the Paducah Dem
ocrat. that. Miss Virginia Leoma Cobb,
daughter OF Major Robert Cobb. has
been appointed first maid of honor TO
Miss Rebecca DOnnelsOu. sponsor for
Forests cavalry at the Dallas re M ion,
and that Col. j. w. Morton, of Tenn.
will escort Miss Cobb in the parade.
: Mrs Maggie Randle entertained the
Embroidery Club. and other invited
r lHleADs al her home, Friday evening
last. 1t was a most pleasant social
evening. Express 10 Mrs. Randle our
] appreciation for the enjoyable evening
r she afforded us last Friday. We were
: entertained from TO 5. nearly all mem
J. beers OF our Embroidery Club being
' present, all wishing they could be
knowing what the invitation meant
. Thanks. We will be glad, if you will
some day repeat the invitation. p, s.
4 The club is open for future engage
= ments.
The Mozart Symphony club of New
! York gave the people Of Hickman the
: rarest musical treat they ever enjoyed
! Tuesday night, at City Hall. We art
pleased to note that they had a large
and appreciatiye audience. Had the
merit and reputation of the company
8been better known much larger au
7Tdienoe would have greeted them.
titzsimmons says he would like to be
D elected to the United States Senate
; The. prize fighter has evidently been
0 reading how the fight between Tillman
4 and McLaurin was pulled off and
thinks he could lick the champion
{ fighter of the Senate.
Mr.. Cue Threlkeld, the well known
and popular grocery man. has establish
ed new grocery. entirely new stock,
on Clinton street. next door to +. h.
2 Case. He proposes to do cash business
? and to prove to the public by prices and
quality of goods that cash means a
benefit to his patrons.