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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-28
&" Amendment 10. ..

The proceeds Of all bond issued
Nv the C.y Of WaxahaehIe fer cfee-
ION Of buildings for Public Free
school purposes within the limits 81
AHA city. OF The pareha Of sites
therefor SHAH be expended By and
ur4er the direction Of the Board Of
school Trustees Of said city, and
saca Board shalt have all necessary
mower to make contracts therefor.
Amendment No, i.
Tie eaty Council Stall have power
Willin tic City by ordinance to an
nu4lly levy and collect adyalofem
taxes upon the property, real and
personal, within the city and not eA-
.mpt from taxation, at not exceed
ms Che following rate for the PVT
pose specified. to-wit; Thirty l$oc)
cents on The one hundred dollars
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-28

SEE VI. y. Roberts tor house NOV
ing ODce phone 9l9, residence
phone 4s1. Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24
Ser GbuIratb
slimntt slnse6ote fiir Sdnlreiui'
gungs'aOntrafte entsessn.
Gran Warg Silgour's 2anbid)enfuns
in Wlt. 2oofDut NIT Sanf
angenDmmen.

Ger S6uirat6 oifnete geItern biz
angebote DER Eerionen Die piQen%
iino, Die Heittiqung Der Sd)ulbaliie,
tontrattlib 5u iiberilebren unO bic
an Die Steae Der geeenpartiger
SdulsSalismeilter treten meroen, oa
Die GiDiloicnitfoHntiiiion befanntlid,
in lbrer g8eisbeit entid)ieoen bate.
oaB ioIde Sausneiiter aIs Gipil-
oienItangeItellte 81 betraften iino unS
Elm bod)notbpeinli6es gramen bette.
ben miiiielL I'M our6 ibre ipiiier.
idaitIidIen 9enntniiie Die Gomrniiiion
Sapon iiber3eltgen 8u tonnen, oaB iic
NIT 9eien uu6 SdeuerIappen uu5u.
gebcn periteben.
I'm @an5eH poren ii6er bunSert
slngebotc eingelaufen unS 5lpar uudj
bon oicIcn 2eilten, Ole nift gum bis.
bergen Corps Scr SdltIbausmeiIter
gebort batten. Sb oie SduIbeboroen
bel penn nellen arrangement finan5ieG
beiier fahren tperben, bIeibt abslrmor.
len. @ie Der 9rGiioent 6es Sdul.
rutbS Sr. g9ithrom geitern na6 ser
SerIciung Der glnaebote bemerfte, bat
es bcn gnihein, ais c6 peri6ieoentlidb
b0bere Trciie geforocrt peroen, ais
ioipcit be6ablt purben. Die s(ngebote
lpurbcu on bas @alfommittee CUR
Sabulirilg ullo 9erifterltattung
iiberpeien.
sluf gmpfebllug bes Sinan5tonl-
inittces tplirber fir Die nGdyiten orei
Satire Die ioIgenoen Banter ais amt.
libe 0epoiitoricn Ser StbuIfon65
aits9eirdbIt, neil lie Die bofiten Gro-
SeIlte iiir bas bel ibnen beponirte geIo
aebcten. Die oeribieoenen @anfen &c.
oabien Die folgenoen 8rojente unb er-
botten Die foIeenben Sitmmen Don
S6ulfonbs: 3,peite 9tationaI 9anf,
3.5S pro5ent. 100000; 8earl Dear-
tet 9ant, 3.56 Sro5ett. $4,000;
German gtational 9anf, 3.5t Sro.
sent, 100000; 0ofIep @anf, 3.4s
9Sro5ent $4,000; 8parI 0,arfet
Sanf, 9.44 @ro5ent, $4,000; Cos
mcpolitan @anf &c Sopines Co.,
3.42 Erosent, 100000; gBintcn
earrings 8oirf. 3.35 prooent. $50.
coo; gltlas 9eational 9anf, 3.33 Bro.
serit 100000; Securitp Sabings
.@ant 8 Safe GeROiit 60. asa @ro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

Der 65 Sabre aIie WiIiam Dpuss
bon Ro. 1929 psnbIston GiraBe pu,s
be ssftsrn Ri8ter Jride u,lier Der alns
liage Der Ni9tpsriorsuns ieiner "a.
mile Dorsefiibri. gius Der geipsisaui.
ndhms erbsllte. oaB DpRes NIT Teiusr
33 Sabre alter Satin felt 16 Sab.
rsn ptrbeiratbet IN unb ni9t ipeniaer
ale pier5shu ainbsr Bat. Der Ritisr
ptrlAob ben Sal. I'm 9pnss in Der
3iDiihsn3eit gelssenbsit 3li sebsn,
arranssmsuts fir bic Siirforge bes
jiiusiten Rlnbes, nm tptIhts es fi9 in
osm Gau banbeIt, su treffen.
Rihter 6ridt mahts seIisrn f,irser
prc5eb nit elmer gn5nbl GisifkiIs
lfrl. Gharlss Icgsth non 10. sOs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24
0etnrtem.

Deter unb Glilabet6 @sil, 172s
Weiimopb 2tpe., Mdhaen.
Jrant unb Marie 92tbrer, 1915
ainn Str, M1Sden.
Soispb unb Cecilia Sobs, 1873 WsT
8. Str. Wldbden.
Somes ini6 Dilbelmine guripslI
46 Joreit 9fpe., Mdbhsn.
glpbe unb GIora 5ibb, WabiIon
bile, WGb9en.
glnbreip unb Cctunid Walfer
slfron Abe, MGbhen.
@iaiam unb qtlma systid. 110s
Bslpebere Str, anabe.
Sulius unb glnnn Stump, 1925
Wlarfball glpe.. Mdbhen.
5drrp unb anna llmer. 3109 Sra
Tiers Sir. Mdb9en.
2ntprsnee uHb lille 9tgenbdrt
1852 Concord Ctr. Mdbhen.
70. unb CLARA Susnefelb, 3131
Jairfielb gIbe., anabe.
iJreb unb 9ena MdbIiing, 1856
aiilQH @ptHuf. 9sahsrL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24
siir CARA unoS Sewer. gwedie
Sat bic etabt betrSdtlides @rnnb'
ciDentbnm on iid sebradlt,

sSm Rteorhers 4mt tpurben &C.
fern 80 Grunbeisentbums llebers
trasunes uriunbsn binterlest. aus
benen bsrporsebi, bab bi. Stabt ipie.
Der beirdhtli1es grunbeisentbum fiir
part. unb Sepsr 3ptde al iidb &c.
bradt bat. Di. 8,rtdufer unb bic in
ben 9sebs dnssiiibrisn gstrGse iinb:
Better groois 81, german 2i9tenbtrs
81, gbrifophsr 8. Remboio $3.50.
SimotbD 3. Rpan SIS, glnnie Scrs
finger $1,000, Dora Yodbolt $3.50.
8srnaroina W. Ysnno $2500. Sobn
GiIsour 81. Wiliam 6. 6apSen
$500, 2bt Hrudmann 8retpins 50.
81, Qi3ai. M. Williams $4150, aeab
9. Galbipel $4500. Catherine Gaur.
bers $4250, 9arrb s. glppling $3,.
250. Gburlss O. gomesps $500. ak
9arrp Gplbblatt RealtD gcmpanp 81,
56s Satlsb part gompanp $750.
albert 8. Wit9sl 81, Wlarp O. Bid
imitb 81, Warp Gutter $3.50. 9snrb
%. Sammann $4,000, 9lnbrsfp
SdmiD $500, gsorse 6. 9sn3 81.
eSpsrb q. 5Op $1,000, Bert o.
Moormdn unb anbsrs 81, gbtparps
Rithk $1,000. amalie Dunbam 81.
gDiparb Raipfon $7307.50, gslIumb
Stprer unb aRbsrs $160, 5rdnf 9.
Wibcrg $1,000. gliarttta aab 5000,
unb stephen W. Wenttporib $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

sent, 100000: Gitp Saa ganf,
$50 Ero5ent, 100000.
Gie Shentitng Don SSrou Marp
ailgOur, Die 5li1n 9lnOenren Tires pers
itorbenen @atteu Sobn &ilgour IidJ
erbDfcli bate, Dem SdJulratb einell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don fiinf
slfern in Dit. 9oofoltt fir cine S6uIe
5u itenfen, nit Der 9eoingrng, oai,
Die Sd)ulc Den gfamen SSobn &iIgolir
SGnIe fiibren ioa, ipltrSe nit 9anf
einltimmig auf Gmpie6luna oeS 9au.
tonnittees aneenontncn. Scrr Ir.
8ott5ar0t Teutif, Elm ebemaligas
aiitqIieo bes ShlIlratbS, bate ser
9eb0roc Elm 3rotcltiGrei6en segen
oieie S6entllng geianot, in lpelter er
oasegen proteitirtc, oab cine bieiige
SdJule uab SSo6r Gilgour genamlt
piiroe, Der 5ll ieinen 2eb3eiten NIT
5tpei anrporntionen in Serbiuolng
geitanoen bdtte, Die Sabraus 2Sabrein
einen riciigeu Sri6ut bon ser 8iirgers
lhait erprcbt bdtten. Ger 9rief lulr.
DC, nahoem er perleien moroeu, auf
slutrag Don Serrn 9Ih obne ie0e Ge.
bate 81 Ocn sllten gelegt.
Ter bisherige 8ilfsclerf 0es Sdui.
ratb5 6ranf ". 3ougbertp uttar.
breitete feline 91eiianation, Die ain Is.
Ge5emher in Strait tritt. Die 9feiig.
nation puroe angeuonunen uno 6errn
0auGbertp ipllroe ein auerfenrlin9s.
uotim fiir ieinen Gilid5teiier unO
feline @eluiiienbaitigteit ge5ollt. gIaer
@abribeinIi6feit nad miro 9io6art
Sbnicr, Der bisberige Glerf uno Ste.
nograpb Sauebertp's Naddolaer luer.
Sen.
Die 9tortb 8atrmount Snprobe.
mert gliiociation eriudte in elmer
lGn1eren 3lihrift I'M Die grrid)tiing
eiites SiuoergortenS III Der g3orb
5airinolnt SfuIe. GaS @eiud) nllrbe
Dem Shulilperintenoerter iiberipie.
len uno oirfte pobriheinlih beiuiI.
li0t werOen. Die @eieQi6uft nadte
in i6rer Sdreiben baruui auilnert-
fam, bab tic bereits ans eisenen @iit,
teIn iiber $1,000 fiir oie 9lnidafilmg
eillas &lapicrs, elmer @ictrola mo ei.
ne6 9i6tbiIOerapporats pernusgobt
babe, lin oie ShuIe gu f0roern uup
baB es nun an Der Belt lei, oaB Der
Sdulratb aut ettpas tbote.
sln ods acmmittce fir @taterialier
gingeu bic eingeloltfeuen 9lngebote
fir 2ieferlna uon Sd)uDen irnp
Striinpien fir orme Shultinocr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

Meit Gront Strabe, Der an Der S<8.
itsn unb Malnut Strabs sebsttslt
bate unb ishr irsd ssipsrbsn mar,
ipenn er nitts betam, ipirb $25 uni
aoiien i'm 4r6eitsbaus abpsrbiensn,
ahomas Mare. Der on Der Sedfsn
StraBe unb Central 9lpsnue bettslts,
pures gu $50 uno ben Rotten perur.
tbsilt.
Sames Senbsrfon, ein bsr poIi3si
iuttiam bstannter Tieb. Der Don ii.
mem 0etsttip uufsesriffsu tporSsn
mar, ipnrbe fiir seraume 3sit mad
bem glrbsitsbuus Dsrbdnni, ipo er $50
atterb;tnen mub.
RdHbaQ 8lddburn BON No. 113O
Wef Court StraBs, Der iid ebenraIls
ttines fsbr sutsn Rufs bei Der polissi
'erfrsut, tparbs 3u breibis sagen ar.
beits6aus unb $50 nsbft Rotten Der,
urtheilt. neil sr einsn iHarfssIaben,n
Rspplpsr BEL iih bate. ala er a.s
fern Morsen I'M Elm lIbr on bsr
adfen unb SOnnsrsbsrser Stpabs
vsrbdftst ipurbe.
81 fiinf sagen 9lrbsiisbaus ipurbs
Der Dnbriranu Soispb Snpbsr perur.
tbeili eer bic aellnerin gnua 9udep.
be frabsr iein S9aB gstbsisn, i'm
i.oo9 ben aaufpab ssseben bate, in
tprem 4rbsitsplas unianft am g(rm
gspadt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

To. 1893 Greeman Q0snue pernom.
men, uno iagte aus, bab 2euts, pslds
on 4roniihem Rbsumatismus, 2litb.
ma unb Subertulofis pber an 2oeo-
motor atari lsiben. isiner 2lnii6i
mad aud ssiftis ni9t gang normal
isien. Rittsr 5offmdn, o6pobl sr
bic 2lusiagen oss 9lrat.s piiroiste,
sniI6ieb isbo9. bab beiIen anii6ten
niHt baltbar IsisH unb orbnste bsn
oOrerpdbnten Wabriprud gu Guniter
BEG RahlaFss an.
Ra d lab. Sd6sn.
Mart6a R. Steele 1T Na9labper.
pulterin BON Barbara 2un6inser,
perionalien $3.50.
Samusl Htsmann III Natlabpsr.
matter BON Serman $. Riemdn Sr.,
perionaIisn $253, @runSsigent6unl
$4,000.
9ibson 6. Wilion 1T Rd6labpers
matter bon Samuel gedstt, peripna.
lien $500.
aoUis 3. Meo6r ift Ra6labpsrpaf.
ter DON gmilie Mo6r, perIonalisn
5000. Gjrunbsigsntbum $4,000.
9eorss ). DOpIe III Ru6laBbsrpai.
ter bon ebparo Rib, perIunaIien
$1,000.
Muris 6. Morris 1T Ra6labpsr.
ipalterin BON Maris u. GIo, psrIona-
lien $1259.
Stanlsp Mattbeps lit 5siiaments.
oollitrsdsr BON Rarie Sopbia guls.
perfouaIi,n S1500, Gjrunpeigentburl
5000.
Glarsnts 6. 6in 1T 5efiamentsool!.
itrsder pon Sp6n ). Sil, Srunbsi
gentbum $4,000.
Charles 9. Dert 1T g1a6ldBOsr.
matter noa Marp 6, 8ert, psriona.
lien $500.
Der psrf0nIits Nahtab Der WlI,
burga 9. Raabs 6strGst $1605.41,
bsrisnise bss abolpb 3. S6mibt $2,.
800. oerienigs bss Bernard S6Iers
$500.
Samuel gapleB psrma6t ieinsn
5o9tern CAROLYN unb 6lOrence Ban.
lsB ie $1,000 unb BEN Reit ieinss Der.
m0sens AT feline Satin emmett Bah.
lsb.
Rarp g. Wppb Iebt i6re SdDe.
itsr gmiIe q. WoOb aIs uuiperiul.
srbin Elm.
Sobn ), Sta psrmadt iein @ermp.
gen an isinsn Sohn Clarence 6. SiG.
gerf9iebenes.
Die Geo. Wiebemann 8retpina So.
BAT cine WebIsliprberung iiber ST.
55010 BON benz bieiisen @irtb Samss
bon Central 4benle unb
2pnsfportb StraBe einestlost.
Sreb. 8. Dunno bat pbilipp $.
gIod, Setrei1r Der 9lmerican @roees
rb 60. auf Hudaabluns bon $500
perilagt, bic er bsuisIben fir cine
saiis hsz GmiEisan @anufactHrius
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

- ginbre6sr itatisteu In Der gn9.
BON Spuntug gum Muntus benz lscr.
itebenbsn Sauie Ro. 943 Clinton
StraBe, bas Gigentbum bon Sobn
Miller LIT, einen ungebeteneu 8eiuH
ab nnS T6uitten cine gtn3abl 8lei.
rObren aus, ipbdb sin betrd4tliass
&Hansp aHssnit1tst pnrhA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24

ano 0iitri6uttng So. be5ablt ba6en
Mil. gr be9uuptst, bic 9lttie ME er.
balten 3u 6aben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-24
M1s ben @erid)tsbbfsn.
@eitere @lanbamnsflasen sessn ben
Boarb Of Complaints sinsereidt.

GbsideiOunssiaae. = SdaSeuerias'
flagen. - Der Glis Norb uadge'
rufen. - gebeutenbe SDpotbef Der
s. .. anb 3. Traction So. =
Griminaliaden. - g'adlak.ange.
lesenbeiteH. - 8eridiebenes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31

In this issue will be found the
formal announcement of Hon.
Will A. Frost, of WingO, as
candidate for reelection TO the
office of Senator for this senate
rial district. His card covers the
main point in connection with his
platform, but we will add that
Mn. Frost has given an excellent
account OF himself in his official
acts. He stood hitched he
carried out every promise made TO
his constituency. Because ne
stood pat for the rights and priv
ileges of his people and gave the
gang" the cold shoulder, ne
was flim-flamed by some Of the
hungry pie squad, and one of the
departed saints even referred 70
him continuously as BILL IL
Frost" But Bill II made good
and the gum shoe brigade gave
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31
HICKMAN KENTUCKY, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1914
QUARREL OVER GAME
RESULTS IN KILLING.

doe Brown, a negro draymaD
OF tins city, shot and almost IN
slanily killed, on the afternoon VI
Dee. 20lh, john Foster. anothu
negro, who il said TO have con-,
from Memphis 10 Hickman. AMI
had blon here Tor the past year.
Reports are 10 the effect tha.
a game of some kind was m
progress at Brown 5 residence ov-
or winch a dispute arose, culmi.
mating la the shooting. Joe
used 81 "squcezer. and three
bullets entered the body OF his
victim, all Ia the left side. /.
Is sad, that Joe viii be able 10
prove self.defensc. lle came "a
town and gave himself up 20 Ia.
.d,n1I.uss and waving prelmi
nary tual was released ON d
bond ol ~ 600 for his appearance
ga circmt court, which conyon s
here next month.
Both were Young negroes prob
ably q little past their twentios
Foster body was buried N
the potters field Of the cemetery
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31

Miss Bessie Logan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Logan, was
thrown from the railroad track
Sunday afternoon at Woodland
by No. 3 as it was slowing into
the station. The young lady evi
IDENTIFY did not see nor hear the
locomotive in time TO get out Of
the way. She was walking along
the track and the bumper over
the cowcatcher struck and threw
her a few feet TO one side OF the
track into the mud and water.
She was considerably bruised.
with a flesh wound on the fore
head and another on the left side
of her body, and picked up au-
conscious. II is very fortunate
thz= the accident was not more
serious.-Ex.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31

A force Of carpenters have
been busy this week changing 40
the interior Of the city hall %
meet the specifications outlined
by the city council.
The elevated floor has bean
torn out and the north end coa.
rerted into two offices and a %.
lice court room. The Offices are
Tor the city attorney-T Il.
Powell --and City Judge w B.
Amberg. Each will have 4
separate office, with court room
between the two.
This building has been in such
state Of repair FOR some time tha.
It could not be used for opera
ho1se purposes, as heretofore.
and was white elephant an
the city's hands. The remodclin4
will probably bring ii into use d.
gain, and thereby bring some ii
nancial returns to the cit}
treasury.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31
FIRST SHIPMENT OF
COTTON TO GERMANY.

The first cargo of cotton direct
to Germany from the port Of Gal
weston since the European war
began departed Christmas morn
ing for Bremen ON the American
steamship Pathfinder The ear
90 is $3.50 bales. valued by the
shippers at S455,OO0. Capt. Boyle
n the Pathfinder carries, in adj
diton 10 his other papers, an
oath from the agent that the car
20 is entirely of cotton.
The matches were sealed in the
presence of the French consul AMI
representative of Ll0dys OF
London, and both certified that
the vessel contained only Ameri-
can cotton and is entitled to un-
obstructed passage into German
waters and into German port.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31

Col. Arthur Macarthur, grand
master of the Grand Encampment
Knights Templar of the United
States. died suddenly of apoplexy
at his home in Troy, n. Y. He
was Ga years old. Col. Macarthur
was editor and proprietor OF the
Troy Northern Budget aud was
widely known as newspaper
nan.
Mrs. Sallie Cheatham Beckham,
wife of ID. W. Beckham, died at
home in Union City "Wednesday
morning, Dec. %, 1914, at . a.
m. after an illness of several
weeks. She is survived 10y two
children. Dan, Jr., and Carrie
Her girlhood days were spent u
Hickman where she was born
She was a daughter of j, r.
Cheatham, once mayor OF TINS
city.
II. r. Walmsley, of Kansas
City. a special investigator ioT
the United States Commission
saws: Everywhere we see farm
ers in very moderate cireum
stances laboring with from 50 Y
400 acres and averaging only vi
an acre. counting themselve'
lucky if they produce go al
acre. There are many countle
where farms are from one-qnar
ter to four acres each, and plae
es where farms produce iron
$1,000 to $4,000 net profits al
acre a year" He will tell yo'
the last named raised truck. Ar
you figuring on truck for l9lo1
Go to the Crystal tonight
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31
Volume 55
A Nriu 1lrar'H llraypr

Cel s,sm ihai ne ssv vsa, ik,uurk
Msy ,iass olih ksaa and ,oai 10 Do
Thass ihiass uAaeh are mssi good and ius.
God s,sai ihai sssh mosnias start
Nv duties psih ehssJui ksaa.
Aad ehss5uily psJs'm nv psa.
To scar q 'niis al ih'uush ds dap.
To tanl,h ths~shi, salsnd snays
Aad ska ny bsJIims sams,. 10 p,sy.
To sag no psapss saik folded hand,
IA nlsh oome, safily o'o hs isad..
To HAm Who aipavs undsnissdi
Anj sA<s he Isil, ea Nsp YsB', dapa
P'oSiaim ihs issh Nss Ys@ d bo,n.
Aad ! aHals % kss Ys~', nom.
psay H'm ski,psf. iass and aassi.
10 Aslp ne guide ~ snavpssd JssL
Lssi I Iusssi ~ pssys 10 @si
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31

up the fight. Threats and coer-
cion failed to bring them results
For his courage and pluck Mr.
Frost was elevated to some Of
the most responsible positions
within the gift of the Senate
He was appreciated there-and
he is appreciated here. Strong
pressure was brought to get him
enter the race for Secretary of
State, but he declined; believing
that he could render a greater
service to his people by return
ing to the Senate. He should go
back with am overwhelming ma
jority, and an appreciative Dem
ocracy will certainly see that he
gets it.
Miss Bell Mercer, of Jackson
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Alice Am
berg and family.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31

The call of business is for the
upstream pull There is no long
rr prospect Of disaster il mcn
VIII fighi ior what is due them.
0u every hand there are reports
v. better business. better feeling.
more encouraging ouilooks IA
Hickman than there has been for
months Supine waiting will not
coax business back Every man
must be after Il II be wants IT,
and now is the psychological time
ior the attempt We are turn.
my $40 the last stretch u nat
onal depression. all competitors
and the race is 20 be swiiiest and
the fight TO the strongest and
both. can gain nothing Show
your moitle and go after what
the lazy man though inheritine
You want,
The Hazel Mercantile Co.
which operated general mer.
rhandise store At Hazel. Ky, has
hled a petition in bankruptcy IA
thr uniied States court The
fiim giaoilities are listed a.
si3.5s5.5s and is assets At fl2c
$50 ~, including a stock Of goods
valued az Ss.2sG Among the
creditors arc the Turk Guedry
Co
As result Of the epidemic OF
loot and mouth disease prevalent
iu this State, sl9 head OF cattle
have been slaughtered, at cost
Of s39.5OO. OF this amount the
legislature win be asked 20 appro
prate $4,000 10 reimburse the
owners whose stock was slanghi
cred.
W. &. Hornsby. editor Of the
Lake County News, received
beautiful. sensible Christmas gif'
"a wife. The bride was Miss Ber
nice Montgomery. May youl
JOYS FIJI endless columns Of solid
nonparicl, is the Courier's wish
The home merchant is the mai
who gives You credit when yot
nave not the ready cash. In al
fairness YOU should spend yon'
cash with him. The mail ordel
houses do not extend credit
OF the business failures in ih'
country "a per cent have beel
found to be non-adyeriisers, ac
cordiug TO Prof. j. b. Powell.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31
MAS0Ns ELECT OFFICERS
Sal URDAY NIGHT.

Hickman Lodge No. 76l, +. &
A. NJ, met Saturday night and
elected the following officers for
ili5
Austin VOorhees W. NJ.
Frank Won Berries. Jr., 5. w
A. j Walker, ]. W.
II n. Cowgirl, Secretary.
C. B. Travis, Treasurer.
II G. Barrett, $. ID.
+ G. Bondurant. j. ID.
Faris Naifeh and b Moore,
Stewards
Chas. Johnson, Tyler.
Monday night the members OF
,hc lodge and their guests enjoy
ed banquet served in he
lodge rooms.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31
Write il 1918
Glad its over

Glad It's over.
Christmas was unusually quiet.
: L. Dodds spent the holidays
with his family at Biloxi, Miss.
A small snow ON the night OF
the 2iih gave Christmas the prop
er setting.
Miss Mabel TRULY, OF Nashville,
was the guest OF ii. n. Cowgirl
and family several days last
week.
Roy Jurney will resume his
studies at the State University
next week, after a visit 10 has
mother. Mrs. Ayee Jurney, in
This city.
Floyd X. Naylor, employed IN
the engineer s office of the Tex
Is 4 Pacific Ry., in New Or
leans, spent several days last
week with his parents. Judge w
A. Naylor and wife.
Assessor j. p. JcffreSs informs
us that he is winding up the TAX
ing of the county assessment thli
week. Notwithstanding slump
in personal property valuations
he believes the grand total soI
the county will exceed that %, OF
last year by close to sloO'ooo
He has gwen the work his close
personal attention and made
most thorough canvas.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31

There is something pathetic a.
bout the passing of the old
year. Ii is that indefinable some
thing which weighs heavy on the
heart; a feeling of sadness - a
sense of loss--a bitter realization
of the swift passing of time. For
most of us it could have been
better--and could have been
worse. A recapitulation might
recall our share of both JOY and
sorrow, but we are 10th TO say
farewell to the old year. OF
course, it is "A mere matter Ot
sentiment, but what a dreary
waste life would be without SEN
timent. So ON the morrow, the
season of good resolutions, LET
us resolve to make 1915 a good
year to do the things we've
left undone in 1914. Let's keep
the clean, white page mtarnish-
ed with the blots of unkind and
ungentlemanly acts.
BE it said to the credit Of
Hickman that there was not an
arrest made here on Christmas
eve or Christmas day.
Atty. w. j. Webb was here
from Mayfield first of the week.
r. b. johnson spent Sunday in
jackson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1914-12-31
INFANT DIED DEC. 10th.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Harrison died on Saturday
before Christmas. The little
fellow was the last Of their
twins, age 10 months. The other
died on the 9th of December.
Burial at Brownsville.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-07-17
FRIDAY, JULY II, 1914.

Col. ]. p. Gibson Of Bennettsville,
has written a long communication 10
the Pee Dee Daily in reply TO the
charges of Mr.. w. p. Pollock, that ne
ran for the legislature in 1880 on Re-
publican ticket. He denies the charge
and says Mr. Pollock knew when ne
made it that it was not true. He does
not deny that his name was on the ne
publican ticket in 1880; but claims tnat
il was put there by Republican mahlp-
ulators without his knowledge or con.
sent and that when he learned OF II ne
gave out a statement in when ne sa4u
he would not serve if elected. he re re
cites how he rode for Hampton IN 1910,
and voted several times at dl1ereht
precincts, and how his name was put
on the ticket to deceive Democratic
voters. He says that the name OF an
uncle of Mr.. Pollock was placed on the
slme ticket in like manner. He goes
on to say that the Democrats OF Mari,
bJro county elected him to the generai
assembly for six years after 1880, ana
charges that Mr. Pollock used the mat
ter in the up-country where he, Col.
Gibson, was not known as he is at
home, merely for the purpose OF in1ur-
ing the candidacy of Governor Blease.