The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-09-10

Eat at Perry * Whites restau-
rant.
L. M. Bushart mad. a business
trip to Union City. Monday.
The only trouble about concrete
pavements that we haven't mere OF
them.
Miss Lula Carpenter has been
employed as saleslady in Beren-
des' Book Store.
John M. Wilson and family. of
Moscow, left Sunday after a pleas
an, visi, with Joe Wilson.
Gordon Rice. one Of the popular
young educators Of this county, was
here Saturday. from Cayce.
FOR SALE: Fin. Brood mare
and 2-rear.old saddle horse. Cash
or credit.-M. A. Mcdaniel. Tsp.
Mrs. Elizabeth Futrell. OF near
Cottage Grove. Tenn, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Z. II. Bowden.
The Wingo Outlook has been con-
solida,ed with the Fulton CONNER.
cial, Of this county, which leaves
Wingo without a paper.
Deputy Sheriff Jesse Walker of
Fulton was Married Wednesday
evening to Mrs Mamie Shsdrick. a
popular widow OF the Tennessee
side.
With 7c hogs, 7Sc corn. Sc cotton.
csc wheat and the price Of horses
and mules up in the air. Why should
the farmer care which way the wind
blows1
Prof Garman OF the Kentucky
State University announces that he
has discovered a butterfly parasite
that eats up tobacco worms. The
butterfly plants the insect on the
worm, which eventually destroys it.
WANTED-Salesman to call on
country gin and saw mill trade with
our celebrated line Of oils and
greases in Fulton and adjoining
counties. Salary or commission
The FAIRFAX REFINING Co..
Cleveland, Ohio.
When James B. McCreary retires
as senator next March he will be
appointed president Of the peace and
arbitration league, With headquar-
tiers in New York. at a salary Of
81 500 year. The position is for
life.
Ben Brown. the Ia year old son
OF d. Brown, the blind man, who ran
away from home about three weeks
ago. was picked up Monday by the
officers at Jonesboro Ark, and
man sent after him. He vas return
ed to his parents Tuesday.-Charles-
ton Courier.
Mrs. M. (. Powell left Monday
for Chicago, where she will reside
In the future. Her many friends in
this city regret her departure and
their best wishes 90 with her. She
was accompanied by Russell John
son. who will spend a few days in
the WINDY City,"
The girl or boy who has risen by
her or his fathers good fortune
from an oil-cloth table cover and
eating sorghum with knife. TO laces
and aesthetic pants, should remem-
Der that a we'll cultured mind and
gentle manners are worth more than
all the gold in the governments
mints.
A Boyle county man has filed a
suit to test the constitutionality of
the new school law. He AYERS that
il is invalid because II provides for
white or colored schools under the
same manage ment and is contrary
to the public policy Of this Com
monwealth and in contravention OF
the Constitution of the Common
wealth providing for separation of
schools for white children and ne
groes.
After reviving laborer supposed
ly killed by electricity. DR.. Peter
Gibbons created a sensation by de-
claring not person executed in New
York or New Jersey by electricity
was ever killed but that they met
death in autopsies. Gibbons cites
the case of the negro Taylor who
was revived in Auburn prison. after
electrocution. The authorities wers
forced to kill with poisons. DR..
Gibbons has petitioned the state Of
hcers for permission to revive any
man legally electrocuted to prove
that death does not result.