The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-06-24

sick. " os quite
today. w" Nayc,,
AJAX for the genuine Du,,, p
Rusk.-c. II. Moore. ''n Tea
]. c. Cook. wife and d,n.,,
Emma, spent Sunday with T lsi'
City relatives. ~" on'on
The hes, coffee in IN, vo,,, ,
zoe a pound. We can prov. ~ @
Be,tersworih & FARTHER. '''' IT,
Deputy Sheriff Johnson ho..,.
two small houses and lot, in ~.
Hickman today from J. II. Proves ",H
Mrs. Seay, Of rout, 4. IA, a..
thanks for some very IN, ~. ~
donated TO the Courier iorc. saa
week. 'A
The river fell abou, 2 iocA.,
this place In the past "a 49,
The Hickman guage reads 81 h..
9 inches. wv
Nee, me at MAYORS s,or, P,ii,.
and Saturday. June as and n
There are lots Of good lbis,' !,
right prices in store iOr you.
Henry Sanger and vii, returned
to Hickman yesterday, after ,u,sI.
inc ten days in the mountain r,,os,
OF Tennessee on a wedding trip.
magnolia" garden hose, S.ol,
and guaranteed for one year Rem
lar price lSe a foot: cur sp.s,l
price now - lie Cotton & Ad,nl
The city dads as we'll as properly
owners sh)uld bear IN mind Tia, on
excellent crop Of "dog.isnn.l' 4
about ready 10 harvest, and ri
busy.
Judge Naylor tells Us ,hs, a n.v
bridge is being bull, near Julian
Choate's farm and tha, there will b,
no crossing there iomorrov and ST..
urday.
FOR SALE Four choice Darr
boau. II you are breeding scvs
hogs, this is a good chanc, to
change.-Prlce Henry, Hickmn,
KY. Route 4. Sp
Marriage license we're issued to
Garfield Dunhing, Of Armis,eai.
Ills aud Mrs. Cora McColPla.
They we're married a, the Coar
House. June IL.
Z. T. Mills. II Oak,on, and Mia
Gussie Shadvick, ver, married Il
Hickman yesterday. M. Mills Is
a saw mill man. Both are vel
known in Hickman county.
NEXT Monday. Tuesday and We'd.
day. Managers Dillon & Coz oasi
the Lyric patrons some lively vaud,'
vile and comedy They viii have
With them the Ed DeCorsia Co,
staring "Red Ike Of Nsvadi
Popular prices.
Thousands Of acres Of wheat q
this vicinity have been laid low da''
ing the past ten days, and lhrsshing
will begin soon. The favorable
weather Of the past two weeks aa'
made the crop prospects very n'ea
brighter-bo,h cotton and corn hl''
ing come out Of the "kink' to a SUI
prising degree.
Col. II. Buchanan and vile VII
leave next week for Quebec, Mont
real and other points IN Cahaa''
where they will spend the SUMMIT y.
They will be gone until Sept l. lux
Colonel and his good wife believe o
having a good time, and Of eou'T
will be found in the frcni roE 10 u'
social galaxy OF the Atlantic
!. w. Ward entertained iso %
his brothers last week Jesse Ma'a'
Of Milan, Tenn, and W T. war;
Of Oklahoma. The latter o'0''u
was supposed to have been asAa' ~
the two former brothers had lO s. a.
trace OF him nine years ago and n %.
heard he was dead. OF course 'a'
surprise was a very pleasant 0n''
The supposed deceased brother . -
prosperous farmer Of the West
The .ent.meeting nov IN progress
near the depot, is being laig'H ,.''.
tended, and much interest malll''l
ed. w. L. Sullivan, formerly
this city, and nov Of Fulton, Is Nv W.
ing the preaching, assisted " S ~
local pastors. Standing room Saa, ~ -.
been at a premium for the ,.. ~, q, -.
nights and the present sea! MN. IS
pacity (sOO) will have to Pc l1''' All
Cd to take care of the crowd !'.l.,.d 10 .
Interested in this work are la''''
attend services every night
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