The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-04-29
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Dry Batteries at Cotton & Adams.
Engraved cards, $3.50 up-Cour-
Ter.
Moving pictures every night at
the Lyric.
Alterations of all kinds Schmidt,
the tailor.
Henry White is in Sikeston, Mo 4,
on business.
Steam fixtures Of all kinds at Cot
ton & Adams.
Dick Owens has been on the sick
list this week.
Everything in groceries etters-
worth & Prather.
Artie Williams spent Saturday and
Sunday in Obion, Tenn.
From a news standpoint, things
are very quiet at present.
Cypress Shingles 81 a thousand.
Yates & Kirk Single Go.
Call for REQ. You'll like it bet
ter than anything you ever tasted.
Will Ward and Miss Ella Burnett,
of Mayheld, we're married Monday.
The Courier and the weekly Com
mercial-Appeal one year for Sl.25.
E. c. Rice has just frightened up
his residence with a new coat of
paint.
We make a speciality of metal
roofing. See US about it.-Cotton &
Adams.
FOR SALE-Good gentle driving
and saddle horse, 8 years DID,.
II. Pollock. 45-tfc
FOR SALE-Boxing and rough
lumber, SIS per thousand.-Mengel
Box Company. 43tf
Mrs. Nettie Jackson, of Jackson,
Tenn, visited Mrs. Sude Naifeh,
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Maggie Henry will return
Saturday from Bowling Green, where
she has been taking a Normal Course.
E. N. Stone, of Milan, spent
Thursday and Friday with his sons,
A. R. and L. A. Stone, in this city.
The Southwestern Kentucky Medi-
cal Association will hold its 39th
annual session at Paducah on May
IL and IL.
Chas. Fulton, veterinary surgeon,
will be found at R. A. Tyler's Oak
wood Stock Farm on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week.
The Hickman and Carlisle county
medical societies will hold a joint
session Cd May 26 and 81 at Muir
phys fiat on the river above Colum.
bus. Pleasure and business will be
intermingled.
Remember, when you get a blue
mark on the corner of your paper or
postal calling attention to your
subscription to this paper expiring
that it will stop the following week.
No exceptions to this rule.
The Naifeh Bros. of this city,
Moses and A. S. Barkett who have
relatives in The Sultan's domain,
where such horrible massacres are
daily taking place, are fearful lest
their kinsman have been slain in the
slaughter of Christians by the fol-
lowers of Mohammed. Moses
Homra, relative of the above
gentlemen who resides at Fulton,
left about two weeks ago for his old
home at Beirut, and as he must be
nearing his destination, was cabled
by his relatives here in the hope
that they might stop him in France.
The Barketts here have given up all
hopes of ever seeing their parents
again, as they reside in the hot-bed
of the uprising.
Three small boys, whose ages
range about IL years. we're arrested
here Tuesday evening for theft.
For several days the boys have been
disposing of pocket knives and other
articles at such low prices that sus-
picion was aroused concerning, and
after examining some of the goods
they were disposing of, they proved
to be of we'll known brands handled
by exclusive dealers here. The
dealers had not sold them, and the
boys were watched. AS a climax,
one of the boys engaged a clerk.
Monday night, in Rice's Shoe Store
on the pretense Of buying pair Of
shoes. While the clerk waited upon
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