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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-02-21

Showed Wednesday.
Are yoI a candidatei
Miss Thelma Batter is quite III.
Mrs. Clara Covgill is on the sick
list
Where's that Old Kentucky Home
sunshinel
This has been a good week for
straw hats.
Bob and Grover Salmon spent
Sunday in Cairo.
The baby Of George Metheny and
wife is reported III With pneumonia
Louisiana Sorghum zoe a gallon
its good. too-Bettersworth. Praiher
& Co.
loo will buy a two-pOund can Of
choice Union City tomatoes al our
store -Bettersvorth, Prather & Co.
W. S. wlgus. the man who was
arrested last week on the charge Of
HOUSEKEEPING. vas released al his
examining trial last Thursday.
Allison Tyler, who has for some
time been a member Of the Law firm
Of Robbins, Thomas & Tyler. has
severed his connection with that frm.
DR.. Wm. Bright was called 10 East
Prairie Saturday, on account Of the
illness Of bis son, Dave Bright. edi-
tor Of the East Prairie Eagle. he
has an attack OF pneumonia.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found an article about The Hickman
Drug Co., stating that r. Bryant
owned one-third OF the stock. Il
should say the one-third interest is
o~isa - ,he frm Of Bryant & Pol
hamus. The drinks are on us.
Under the head Of announcements
will be found the name Of Charles
D. Roe, as a candidate for Assessor
Of Fulton county. He is a son Of
Fred Roe, an old Confederate Vete-
ran and widely known man. Mr..
Roe was born and reared in Fulton
county and should be we'll qualified
for the Office which he asks for. The
Courier is only briefly acquainted
with this gentleman, but We hear
him very highly spoken Ct by unin-
terested parties, and II these reports
be true, he will make a hard man 10
beat in this race, II beaten at all.
Mr. Roe nails from the Brownsville
neighborhood, a. which place he
conducts mercantile business, and
is held In high esteem.
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Protracted Meeting.

A protracied meeting will begin
at the Presbyterian church. in this
city, on the FIRST Sunday in March.
The services will be under the direc-
ton Of Rev. J T. Tyler. assisted by
his singer.
The other churches are cordially
invited 10 attend and take part In
these services, and everybody will
be cordially welcome.
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All together for Hickman.

AS AANNAAhA 80 e@t""N+
Ivsy Frost is at home this week.
Mrs. Pearl Ledtord is on the sick
list
Enel Haynes vas IT. Fulton Sun
day.
W. c. Wilson has returned from
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Florence Fahs has been on
lhs sick list.
sam DeBow. OF near Union City,
was here Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Travis is spending a
f.w days In ST Louis.
sam Salmon vent TO Memphis,
Saturday, on business.
Chester Barnes is oonvalescing at
ter a spell OF pneumonia.
Mr.. Randle and W. P. Skinner.
Of Cairo, we're here Monday.
Ben Scott. OF Arlington. Ky. Is
the guest Of John Faulks aud family.
The coming Fulton county cam
paign promises 10 be warm baby
]. II. Travis returned Monday
morning, from a short visit TO 81
Louis
The children Of German Vance
and wife are recovering from Pneu-
monia.
Miss Werner Brown, Of Lucille,
is the guest Of Val Carpenter AMI
family.
The Lee Line steamers are land
ing up town nov. on account Of the
high water.
Miss Lou Barry left Monday for
81. Louis. after a two weeks visit
10 relatives here.
Miss Jennie Caldwell, stenoera-
pher for ]. F. & s. L. Dodds Co, Is
| IN at her home IN Gibbs.
Mr.. Coger and wife. Of Padueah,
who after a visit here, are spending
the rest Of the winter In Cuba.
Mrs c. A. Perry and son. have
returned from a visit TO relatives In
Blylheville. Ark. Mr.. Perry met
her 10 Memphis. and accompanied
her home.
A marriage license vas granted 10
J. Fulcher and Miss Mollie McLane.
both Of Yves, Hickman. They we're
married Tuesday evening by Rev.
Waters, pastor Of tn Methods,
church.
Magistrates Brovder, Whipple
and Williams we're in attendance al
the special term Of the Fiscal Court.
Monday. Il Is rumored that two OF
these magistrates will be candidates
for the once Of County Judge.
Although the weather vas dis
agreeable, the Ladies Of the Embroi.
derry Club enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely Friday afternoon, With Mrs.
L. A. Stone. An excellent salad
course was served The club will
next be entertained by Mrs. Charles
Travis.
The Ladies OF the Eachre Club
we're entertained Wednesday after.
noon. by Miss Light Faris. There
we're 1--WE tables. sixteen club men,
bers and four visitors. No prizes
we're given. but a box Of candy vas
presented each guest. A salad
course vas served.
AT the special term Of the Fulton
County Fiscal Court held az the
Court House Monday. the sheriff Of
this county vas exonerated Of taxes
IN about 500. 900 worth Of property
that could not be found. also dupli-
cate assessments. OF this amount.
the Singer Company was eEonerated
Of $40 900.
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plan and secure your garments. For
instance, IN the March issue you
will find pages and pages Of Spring
Fashions.
The Journal, itself. is on sale al
our magazine counter, each month,
at l5o per copy, or We will torvard
your annual subscription 10 the pub
fishers at $50 per year.
ELLISON BROS.
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announcements:
For Sheriff.:

We are authorized 10 announce
HERscHELL JOHNSON
as a candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff OF Fulton county, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce
GoALDER JOHNSON
as a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff OF Fulton county, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party
We are authorized 10 announce
DAVE MORGAN
as a candidate for Sheriff Of Fulton
county subject to the action Of the
Democratic party.
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Kew Freeman. pastor Of the West
Hickman Chapel, came up Saturday f..
from Martin.
K. Sohliecher. connected with the
Mengel Box Co, Of Louisville, was
here a few days this week.
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The iolloving suits has. bs,-
.hlcd IN the Office oi OBJ Cred.
Clerk since last eeck
Della Mailing vi Yort Nllrf.
Suit Tor divorce
First National Bank Of Fl.-- u
] + English Suit on mcrflf,
] II. Bonlrc v1I a. Smith
.on contract Tor rent
Mrs A. K. Fairies NCGSl
u Mrs Faifrcs b0lga, a lad
from Martin % Gleason. T1rl.. ll.
claims she vas Pot oa che ta1 4
Dresden, 8 miles thif side Of. lflI
son She sues iof $500
Little jim B5niaraat .i oa 81.
sick list
K. r Webb. OF Fulton. vas a,'i
this week
WIN Bondlrani spen. Slnig 4
Union City.
Hurschall Smith. Of Fulton. 'i1
here Monday.
Mr.. Davidson. from Inr.on. d
visiting bis son, To Davilla.
Miss Jessie Ou,isus school, a'ii
coombes Springs. vi.i be- oIFniiI
Miss Victoria BonlluH ii uai'
ing friends and relatives n ya.'
City.
Mrs. r. b. johnson returned 4asi-
day, from a visitto friends ahi iiA'
lives in Tullahoma, Tenn.
Sheriff Sea, vas called 90 ,as o'i'
side OF Of his moiher Saililll
She Is dangerously i.l o. Pa'l.l ll''
Mrs. Lizzie winston iNi ''.i,
Sturgis, Ky. are the guests Of ?,
parents, Jno. Luttrell ADD '''''
Troy Avenue.
One Of the most unique aalin
the season. vas the Valentine f.i'
given Friday evening by Misses o,''
lie DeBow and Marguerite s-i-.
a, The la,ier's home. The boy, p,
al Mrs. Alice AmberR rs aa1 "a. "a.
Year Fashion, we're escorted BY Y.
young ladies. Progressive ~.
~ bsneo. raales, ami finch s.,, .
plaved With interest. The gii'' 49, NJ.
qiven paoer keys on which 'a.
wrote their Accomplishment. - ~
osnsr hearts we're given ihs Is.i
mem. on which. they wrote 'l' 81 -,
n vie he Wished. These we're 81
pared and the young people o2 .1,.s,
IN This and a comic yl.' ..'a,.
party contest we're very ms, s.,,
S s cream and CAKE 80 80
,erved. one young man l, .,.,r.
,,,Ie "eupid" sitting on bis ''''
md he is blushing yet
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County Court Clerk:

We are authorized to announce
S. D. LUTEN
as a candidate for Office OF Clerk Of
the County Court Of Fulton county,
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic party.
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.aliSc 4 Heard

RiOer reports say the rf0er
tUiH continue 10 rise f0r a
Deek yet 81 or as feet may
be expected at Cairo Jdfurs
day, If not sooner.
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County Assessor:

We are authorized to announce
CHARLES p. ROE
as a candidate for the Office Of As
SCISSOR Of Fulton county, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party.
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County Attorney;

We are authorized 10 announce
JAS ". RoNEY
as a candidate for the oiice OF
County Attorney, Of Fulton county,
subject 10 the action Of the Demo
cratic party.
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as a candidate for the Office Of
County Attorney Of Fulton county,
subject 10 the action Of the Demo.
cratic party.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-02-21

B. Cox was here last week.
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We are authorized TO announce
Allison TYLER
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
Mr.. MAYNARD BUYS RESIDENCE
IN OCALA

We are informed that Mr.. G. S. May.
nard of Rock Springs has purchased
the y. K. Mcdonald place, on Sum
merfeId avenue, and that he Will take
possession of the same in a few days
and will move his family to this city
to reside.
The Mcdonald place adjoins the
home of Mr.. J. NJ. Meffert, who is a
partner of Mr.. Maynard. 1t is a very
beautiful location, in one of our pref
test residential sections, and Mr.. May
nard will make a number of changes
and improvements on the place.
Ocala will be heartily glad to vel
come Mr.. Maynard and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Clark, who now
occupy the Mcdonald place, will move
into one of Mrs. Croom's new cottages
on s tn Second street.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
MRS. 5OSTICKS FALL AND WIN
TER MILLINERY OPENING

Mrs Minnie A. Bostick. another OF
Ocala's progressive and up-to-date mil
liners. held her fall and winter open
ing Wednesday
Mrs. BOsJitck has recently returned
from New York, where she purchased
a large and stylish line Of hats aud su
millinery accessories, which She had
displayed on Wednesday.
Mrs. BOstick's store was pr-HIy
decorated with Howers for the opening
day, and during the afternoon hours
very delicious punch was served hy
Mrs. p. V. Leavengood and her guest
Mrs. James Bingham. of jacksonville
Large crowds attended the opening
This was Ocala's third millinery
opening this week. and feminine shop
pers have been i'm their element 600
the week.
Mrs. Bostick has as Ter assistant
Mis-, Laura SewelI
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING

Hon. S. NJ. Sparkman, congressman
of this district, accompanied by ether
speakers, will be in Ocala Saturday
and as this is the only speaking that
the voters of this county will have the
privilege Of hearing during the pres
ent campaign We hope that these dis,
tinguished gentlemen will be greeted
by a large crowd.
Mr.. Sparkman is a great friend OF
Ocala 1t is largely through his per
sistent efforts that our city secured
the appropriations for the federal
building. He also secured appropria
tiOns for the Oklawaha river, and has
on every occasion shown that he is
the fast friend of this section, and
alert to her needs. Let's show our
appreciation of his efforts by getting
him up q large gathering Saturday.
Remember the speaking is at II
o'clock in the forenoon
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
DISEXBOWE Ell ED

A serious cutting ARRAY occurred
at Cklawaba station Friday after
noon between Glen Caldwell and Oil
yer Smell, two young white men.
The quarrel originated over a horse
trade, and words led to the cutting.
Smell, it is claimed. called Caldwell
very vile names and when Caldwell
advanced towards him bystander
warned him that Smell had an open
knife in his pocket, and when Smell
drew the knife Caldwell attempted TO
escape, but Shell quickly overlook him
and caught him about the neck with
his left hand, and literally disembow-
eled him with the knife, which he held
in his right hand
Holding his abdomen together as
best he could, young Caldwell reached
his home and got his gun and attempt
ed to pursue Smell, but soon became
too weak from loss of blood and was
compelled to abandon the chase.
He was assisted back to his home
and DR.. Henry was sent for, and all
possible medical assistance was rem
dered the unfortunate man.
At last accounts young Caldwell
was in most critical condition.
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OCALA TO ST. PETERSBURG BY
AUTO

\ couple of gentlemen are in the
city today with a Buick automobile,
which they drove through from Dun
mellon and Ocala. They had q ma
chinist with them from Ocala who re-
built w. B. PowelTs auto that be
brought with him from Illinois. and he
was glad to hear from his old
friend" This auto was sold to q man
at Leesburg, who shipped it to Ocala,
had it Oyerhauled. and then drove it
from OCala 20 Leesburg, forty miles,
in three hours, although it had Sc
inch tack, instead of the regulation
Florida 61-incb track. That is going
some. When Powell had the auto he
couldn't go three miles in forty hours.
st. Petersburg Independent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
LAKE WEIR W. c. 7. U.

4 waI attended and very interest
r- meeting OF the Lake Weir w. c.
r. D.. was held at the Weirsdale Pres
.g-.ran church on Thursday after
noon. Mr. Or. /. Jones, the president
presiding. The annual election of Of
..ar- was held. and resulted in the
reelection of Mrs Dr.. Jones. pvesi
DENT. Mrs Z. a. Kicker. second vice
president. MIS-. Y. p. Kelsey. secre-
ary Mrs. 4. N Reed. treasurer: Airs
E s. TrLam. pl as correspondent
Mrs Allen Cam ron declining a
nomination as first vice president, the
vacancy was left to be filed at a fu-
ure meeting.
The next meeting will be held Octo-
bsr l.. at 2:3o p. m. Subject: "Scien.
tifc Temperance Instruction" Lead
or. Miss Pearl Kelsey.
MRS. E. s. UPHANI,
Press Correspondent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
OUT OF TOWN VISITORS

Quite a number of out Of town peO
pie were in the city Tuesday. Among
others We noted the following:
Mr. Walter Ray, Martel; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Horne and Mr.. Ed Wealth.
ers, York; G. A. Tremere, Belleview
J. NJ. T. Carter, Carriers Pond; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Pillans, Terrell; Mr.
and Mrs. c. Y. Miller and George Pet
teway, Leroy; Joseph Standard, Lake
Bryant; J. w Ward, IT., Floral City;
Henry Morrison of Stanton, John T
Lewis Of Moss Bluff, E. L. Wartmann
and w. J. Crosby Of Citra, and quite
d number Of the members Of the camp
Of Confederate veterans, whose names
will be found in the notice of the
meeting Of that organization.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
TRIED BEFORE JUDGE BELL

Fred Douglass, the negro who was
brought to OcaIa several days ago and
placed in Jail here, was tried before
Judge Bell Saturday morning. He
was tried on two counts and given sew
en- months for the two Offenses. Il will
be remembered that Douglass is the
negro who frightened Mrs. John T.
Lewis and children so badly about ten
days ago, while they were in the
woods near their home at Moss Bluff.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
OPENINGS AT OCALA'S EMPORL
UMS OF FASHION

Miss Mary Af1eck and Nesdames
Haycraft and DeCamp held their for
NAL fall and winter openings on Tues
day. Very early the ladies' began go
ing to their stores and during the en-
tire morning and afternoon the stores
were pretty well crowded.
The hats this season continue to be
very large, and while the Merry
Widow" shape is gone the hats that
have supplanted it are equally large
if not more so.
The hats on display at both these
stores show the very newest styles
and some Of these are exceedingly ar
tistic, and many hats were sold on
the opening day.
Cocoa and cake were served by
Miss Afleck to her callers during the
day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mr.. Egbert Gilbert, sent here from
Leroy with a relapse of typhoid, will
leave today for Kissimmee and Una
tilla, to visit his brothers at those two
places.
Eddie Gabel is attending school Al
though he cannot use either hand ne
doesn't fail to use his brains.
Mr.. George Woods of the Star Of
fee, who was operated on Friday. is
doing nicely.
The donations to the hospital dur
ing the past month were as follows:
One gallon OF fine japanese syrup
Fruit, several times, from Mrs. w
J. Wilson of Citra
Load of fertilizer from Mr.. W. D.
Tompkins.
Bulbs for garden from superintend-
ent.
Plants for garden from Mrs. L. T.
Izlar, Mrs. Winer and Lovey Gates.
Mr.. Lee, superintendent of the tel
ephOne company, gave the superin-
tendent of the hospital a big reduc-
ton on Office phone.
Ocala News store, G. A. Nash's
store and Postoffce Drug Store gave
liberal discounts on articles bought
there.
We are promised some nice cOntri-
buttons this month and hope some che
will give IS an art square for the re
ception room and Office. The smallest
article is appreciated, even to old
sheets and pillow cases, for rags.
During the month Of September we
had eight patients: no deaths.
Miss n. X. Smith is still with Mrs.
Walker at Dmnellon. who has been
very i'll for some time, but was some
better at last report.
Miss Leila Gerard is still at Dade
City, nursing in Mr.. Gasque's family.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
CITRA WEDDING

Cards will soon be out TO the mar.
riage of Miss Mary Wartmann of Cit
ra and Mr.. Eugene Cox Of Atlanta.
The wedding will take place October
10 at the home of the bride-to-be and
among the out of town guests viii BE-
some of her Tampa friends.
The matrOn of honor will DO Mrs.
Lyle Griffin, who is an old school
friend of the brides. Miss Wartmann
has visited Mrs. Griffin i'm tbis city
and has number OF friends here
Mr. Cox is a most promising young
pharmacist Of Atlanta, and is a grad
uate of the Pennsylvania College Of
harmacy.-Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL

The regular bi-monthly meeting OF
the city council was held Tuesday
night. Those present were Aldermen
Rheinauer, Carmichael, McIver, Hell
venston, Gates and MeffeTt.
A number of ordinances were pro
posed, but upon motion all went ever
until next meeting.
Permits to build were granted to
Messrs. McIver e MacKay and Mr.. S
A. Moses.
Suits were instructed to be entered
against a number of citizens who had
failed to pay the street paving assess.
ments.
Marshal Bull was instructed to re.
move the Instructions from May
street.
The regular budget Of bills was or
dered paid.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
HAYNlE-CAMPBELL

Mrs. c. y. Campbell announces the
marriage Of her daughter, EUdora Lee,
to Mr.. Walter Lee Haynie, the cere-
mony having taken place October 1st
at the residence Of the Rev. W. L.
Lingle.
Mr. and Mrs. Haynie left immediate
~ for washington and New York and
will be at home TO their friends after
the 10th, at the residence. of Mr.. Hay
MES mother, on Central avenue.-At-
lantat Journal
The young bride is an Ocala girl
and was born in this city, being the
daughter of the late Charles H. Camp
bell.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING

Hon. s. VI. Spalkman and other
speakers will address the voters Oft
the first congressional district OFF,
Florida ar the following time. HrI
places:
BradentOwn-Mo1Iay. oct
Dade City-TUes1ay. o. o.
Leesburg-ThursIay Oct
Eustis-Tr.day. oct %
OCALA-Saturday Oct 10
Bartow-TUesTav Oct 1g
Other appointments V.u l.
and advertised later
W B HENDERSON
Chm. Dem. EN Com. l-t ui. u. r.f
p. G. WALL. Sccretary.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09

Mr.. John Franz Of Jacksonville,
who was recently a visitor to our city,
is a member of the special committee
Of seven of the new turpentine asso-
citation. and is enthusiastic over the
success of the scheme recently set
afiOat. He says that those engaged
in the enterprise are not doing it for
the glory that they may get out of it
but that il is a cold business PROPOSE
ton. That it Will place the price of
spirits of turpentine back to go cents.
and in doing this it will give new life
90 every business enterprise in Flor
ida and adjoining states. and viii like
wise give an impetus to new business.
That the trustees that have beer Sc
lected represent several millions of
capital, which absolutely insures the
success of the new organization. Many
of the most prominent business men in
every community in the state have
taken stock in the new enterprise Mr..
Franz is so enthusiastic that he is a
live wire. and imparts his enthusiasm
to everyone with whom he comes in
contact and he confidently believes
that Florida in little while will be
enjoying the same measure of pros
perity or even more so than before the
panic of last wear.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09

Mrs. Sistrunk, children and sister,
Miss Atkinson, after a pleasant sum
mer on the beach, left last week for
their Ocala home. During their stay
Mrs. Sistrunk entertained numerous
house parties from Ocala and other
interior towns, and otherwise con-
tributed literally to the social enjoy
ments of the summer season.-Sea-
breeze News in Daytona Gazette.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-09
BACK FROM NEW YORK WITH a
BIG STOCK

Mr.. 3. Goldman. proprietor of che
Globe, is back from New York City.
where he has been on a big purchas-
ing expedition. He took his time and
was careful to make the choicest So
lectiOns. His patrons will be- tne
beneficiaries of the time he consumed
and the judgment he displayed In his
purchases. He is determined that
his patrons shall get the worth Of
their money at his establishment. and
he took advantage Of the depressed
condition of the market 20 buy bar.
gains. Make him a visit and see his
goods