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PRlC ESOld Veteran Jg BUCHANAN the friend of tie people the man wMkeeps the prices down lias arrived in Hickman with a Steamboat load of strictly first

GOODS all New Elegant Reliable and Substantial I claim to have the Largft Stock the Best Stock and by a Bigclass Majority STOCK in Hickmannnrl T nm rtafprtninnfl to itppt mv rpniitsiti in fill fnir flpnlino- - and for snllino- - Pirstrii ni4 T xi i A uJcknln f AAnniir- vr vt X11j wr 0 0 fiiia uuuua at jLuwbit unus illuu any IIOUSC ill inianuu ui vjuuuuj

THE llCKMAN COURIER

HICKMAN KY

evic- -

onceI ridiculousI

14 people who are the victim andOCT Kl riiujonB j -

t w that lhej and military who

This year November elections among tbe dirty work presentoccur in six States Ohio Penn Tie events at Gweedereon Wed- -

svlvania New York Massachn- - nesday illustrate botb sides ofsetts Maryland and Iowa J the picture The New York Her--

aid gives details in a cableTHE town of Baku in Russia dispatch from Dublin The first

has been inundated by the flow of place at which the 100j vt1 f Ka wmtla t luat Tilaftf nAMfjtiiAAI 1 l CIBiuiCH iUl ltlJ wno Inw iciuiuKcu ify aiHrcH auuiuci UlspItl8ltnpo88iWc to stop the flow emenrencv men arineawiih crow- -

or store the oil bars and revolvew stopped wasthe house of Manus Hourly The

James Gordon Bkxxett will hoiwe was barricaded aud in re ¬

publish a newspaper Paris Ato spouse to a feeble tap on the dootbe known as European Her- - by a bailiff a deluge of boiling vaaid It will be modeled after the ter flew out the chinksNew York Herald j After retiring to a safe distance a

j second demand for possession wasThe Kentucky Deaf Mute suiiir made and as no came

up that at a cent a mile would the emergency men Bet aboutrosi esMUuuu to go to me sun uitli crowbars and sledges break- -time at 40 miles an hour 263 vearsRound trip tickets lS00O00

Postmaster General Vilas ismentioned by the Washingtoncorrespondent of the New YorkRun as for the first entered presentedPresidential nomination in 1SS8 a picture of soualor and miserv

Wheat is down but flour keepsup All kinds of produce com ¬

manding big prices Meat potatoes butter and everything else readyxo eat are very lngu The outiooufor poor people this winter is rath-er

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gloomy

AN important convention is tobe held in Memphis Teiiu on20th and 2Ut iusts The call isissued to the people of the Mis ¬

sissippi and Ohio Valleys and iscalled in the interest of the im-

provement¬

of Western waterways

Denis Kearney the sand lot or-ator

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of Saufraucisco has gone toNew York to preach his doc-trine

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the Chinese must go Den-is

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is a Democrat this season andwill ask the workingmen tostrengthen the hands of that party

says theet come from the west andj6 tJiinkM wiJI be Gen Blnk

Illinois now couimissioiier of pen-sions As to Mr theSenator says it does not seemthere will be even slight divisionin the about his nomination

Mr Powdeely strikes key-note he says Let me electthe Assessor and care not whoelects President If the people would pay more attention tothe selection of honest and capable men for the local offices theywonld find it very much to theiradvantage

The Democrats of Louisvillehave decided not to make nomi-nation Mayor The Republi-cans have nominated L Averyand there are two other candidates C D Jacob and W BHoke both Democrats in thefield Notwithstanding the stateof affairs the Commercial saysJacob will bo sure wiuuer

President Clevelands railway tour is being crowded withseries of receptions that evincesthe popular respect for his exaltedstation as well as thepopularity of one of the best

the country ever badAt every stopping place the mas-ses of his countrymen are eagerto do him honor

Postmasters have beenby the department officials that

hereafter postal clerks on railroads will not be allowed to cancel stamps Letters mailed on thetrain will be put off at the nextpost office to be canceled bypostmaster which will consequently delay such letter one day

his ortier tak ih-i5i- h-

ay of September 1887 New3Iadrid Record

A philanthropic individualwho signs his name J H Hallresident of Jacksonville Floridawrite to the New York Worldthat he will donate 100000 acresof land in farms of 25 acres to somany impecunious Irish emigrantswho may apply Hethat the tract will accommodate400 families He cares nothingabout politics but he anxiousto give the indigent familieshome

According to the highlicense law in Minuesota is work-ing admirably There has beenfalling off of at least one third inthe number of saloous and thebusiness of the police courts hasdecreased accordingly At thesame time the rerenae derivedfrom the liquor traffic is largerthan it was ander the old systemof lew license and more saloonsand pabtic sentiment is stronglyfu favor the strict enforcementif the law Thus the important

lesson is repeated that temperHice reform like reform of anyother kiad saakes most progresswhen to practical andproper methods

3C

The Miones attending tlietiotis in Ireland are at sublime and sublimethe spirit disnivd the poor

constables are

the

constables

inthe

through

responseIt

is

the

old

the

is

ing in the door As they beganfew pails of hot water came

the holes they had smashed the doors Hut a fewblows oulv were to breakdown the half rotten door The

a Vice apartment

calculates

throughthrough

required

candidate

udividual

inform-ed

reports

coulned

There were only sticks of fundture The door of the inner roomwas broken and the emergencymen stood witli crowbars and

pledges

Cleveland

ex-

ecutives

to defend themselves if attacked but the oulvpersons who came out were apoor tottering feeble old womanover SO whom the kindly DistrictInspector assisted to the dooraud her husband equally old andfeelde The bailiffs then madebold to enter and a search reveal-ed

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the fact that the entire garri ¬

son consisted of the old coupleaud tin ee grand children who hadconcealed themselves in the bedThe next place vinied was thehouse of a widow and here verydetermined resistance was met

emergency made an attack on the door and from the J

window large tin vessel ot boil ¬

ing water was poured over histace and neck their One

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WHITNEY FOR PRESIDENTnr i l ke bionror buuieuuirti piiai a iiiimucr

of persons about Washingtonhave been booming Hon W CWhitney for President in the im ¬

probable event that Mr Clevelandwould not again be a candidateIn this connection the Washing-ton

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Capital of to day his the fol-

lowing¬

uIn regard to lic Democratic nomina¬tion wewill remind our renter that it iby no means certain thai Mr Clevelandwill ilerfire or consent Jo be a candidatefor re elec Ion Lei anyone pcune binWestern jieclie and di ir if h canany evidence of a Presidendtl Bee inthem Mr Cleveland will moil assured lynot accept a re nomination unless be isconvinced te puliie welfare demand hmconliniMnce in offic If its own pirty isnot united in supporting him in bin ownStatt he will not allow hii name to o be-

fore¬

the National Convention II willbe well Mtisfied to lcav the Houssin March 1889 In Ihat event wi haveno hesitation in sayingthat Mr Win O

Whitney stand a very good chtnee of beinc hia successor

Dr McGlynn the deponedpriest use of the followinglanguage in a recent speech

My doctrine alioiit the Und Jim beenmade cler in speeches in reported inter-views

¬ind in pnMihed articles and I re

peat it lie re I hav2 taught nl I hUcontinue to teach in speeches and writingsas long as I live that lud the rghlfulproperty of the pope in nminon and theprivateownershipof land i against natural justi e no matter by what civil or ecctesiistieal laws it mv e nnnionedand I would bring about Instantly if Icoohl such chanie of Uw U theover as would CONFISCA Tk private propert m land tcithout one penny of conij emotionto tke mitcalled oumeri

Judge J J Jackson in the USlSu eme CourrTqr the Districtof West Virginia has reudered aninteresting aud important decis-ion

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which touches many similartransactions in Confederate scripA piece of land in Jefferson coun-ty

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W Va was paid for during thewar in scrip ot the Confederategovernment The of thevendor a man named Opiebrought suit against the purchas ¬

er Castlemaa to recorer theamount so paid The court gavefull judgment for the heirs hold ¬

ing that the payment of debtscontracted within the UnitedStates in Confederate money wasfraudulent aud unlawful and or¬

dered a decree for principal interest onu cost amouutitig to130000

As a natter of political inter-est

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to women the following is ta-ken

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from a Washington letterLackwood the Ute presidential

candidate uf the W0nnn Suffrage partyup the White Hon tae other day

Belva is what you would eall a fine look- -1igwotnan ami it is sul mm greatd aUof nvney out of uer aw practicehere When adted wetheaJ w0iM runyainst Cleveland again W pUed with

a UuA to quote acrl iPnstnou exampes I am out 0r piliic jat now tjwmaB Miffrage prty win fc jn the field

y u ca i dpnd lao tt forwe will never R re apthe filt uaiil theTlC tory U W9B

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ON TO MEMPHIS

ASSUMED ASSURED ASSURANCErJucah Newi Oct th

The prospect of the extensionof the Illinois Central railroadfrom Cairo down the river by theway of Hickman aud Reel footLake is beginning to take theshape of an assured early resultand the people along the route arevery much enthused over theprospect It really seems to be afact that when a man is midwaybetween a railroad and a river heis always too far from either anddont know which to go to Hefeels worse off than if a thousandmiles from both There is gettingto be too much work on hands forrivers to be depended on orevenone railroad The proposed rail-road

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will be of great value toHickman as a town and to thewhole section it will pass throughRiver transportation is entirelytoo slow and unreliable for the agein which we live and any rivertown which depends on this willget left Paduciih tried for manylong years and if rivers would everlmve made a great city they wouldhave done so here But at themost important seasons some

cujiiiucu

made

heirs

SONSKILL

and Scott

wife

MorU

doubt

that

whose

thatyear the days consumed that

nmnv vinor Seehave There that red is

most enterprising no thatforced move to keep the lodte Willwith procession nerrro Masons was killedto be different now and the ad- - llarrv

yaJ amj wre halthis body answeiinglo Tiy

once up erain Pnducahs found the river wWi

that has marks 1111011seen dreatnpt

GuessingThe

atder

Im savethe

by are notHad ueeu over tue

here andman to

UUwuu oaiu amiOtvUnnn cate to

orc0i

Scheme

Dyersbug Grant excitedThey

McCutchen goingsection

objecttheXohl

suppositionobligation CIILOES OBJECTIONS

construe obligationspracticability

ririnit

prospectingHickman

Mississippi

REVISED EDITION

Perhaps never historyprinting says Philadelphia

publisherex-

pected Hunthousands of

issued either remainbooksellers

Bibought formerly

curiosityrevised edition with

re-

turned James ver-sion probability

WOULD ACCEPT

Ilonrveditor

Louisville Sunday

cmJidate positionStates succeed

saysalready designated

place opiniondetermined very

altogetherWattersou

gift Govern-ment

would consider

STEAMERS COLLIDECairo

occurred herenight

Butler

Companyrunning here

disabling temporarilycausing

Ken-tucky twelve

engineer Dun

extricatedebris

carryingfreight

loaded withwhich partially submerg

feetcrushed

wheel damageabout The

65000 lossinsurance Prep-

arations alreadyraising

r--DEALING ORDI3

OF ALLEGED jTHEi

SELVES TO

GreenwoodProphet Segur Brown I

Brown Major MacJohnRobert

fiarged with killing IliryTaylor andbefore Justice Parker

usjohoof thei4lJu

to jail benefit 9tto action of te

grand aud have beenhere keeping

nlsopreliminary examination then

nrobablv someis evidene J Telegraph Company

against will O

convictedDuring preliminary trial tt

discovered resolutiiKerney a

had ofbrothers had btd

nassed durincr of ther here

early

bath

appoint violently throwingdeed open again

than Two takitp Hash ofied showseither up tHHtimonvnud nther

thus been implicated blightcitizens colored of me

away member Baouof b

lavlorx em 01 me over-ine-nve- r j ry jflbeing to city at

open nu lors beinghistory never been of violence it

or been weightedcounty

organized namedworking vemoei wiey

Tennsays Messrs France about coming here hink

G Mann Jackson andxW founded 1SS2 Several am going to upsetother lodges been founded Why

city Friday ConV in this The from hangducted Esq Alex Nous recognizedluey lookingterritory between Ilick- -

lheyis

vvurowoar 01

estimate

reclaim

their

authorityYork Masonr your neck theirs by

ighard whetherbeen nave that AUNTimams

JSew lork them slav whetli- -

survey tins they thethe they Uike suit themselves

litSIKixr irluio nim1u UI Hiethe Mississippi determined to break ther

thusr0vn 1

o

White

i

world

Belva

a

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tin

to

low lodges aud to punishnillirV liiloilnir nr--

thev tironoso when jusl otioicKeelfoot Auotlier too will decideHiPon tnatteislinois Central is forline from to Newleans down tho river

THEKitkwJ

in theof a

has book fallen soflat which so much

as the revised Bibledreds copies were

to on theshelves or to final

ly sold at pound rates like somuch waste paper I do notmean to imply that as ¬

bles are not asbut afer the firstcompare thethe was satisfied

to Kingto which in all

they will to long as theworld

NONEIlemlerroa Gleanrr

Mr Watterson has writa letter to the the

Argus inhe respectfully declines to becomea for theUnited Senator to

Beck who seemsbeen

the people as their choice for theaud In my

they have wiselyund for the best

says there is no position within the the ¬

the the acceptanceof which eveu

III Oct A collis-ion in thelast between the railroadtransfer steamer W Dun-can

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the Mobile and Ohio Rail-road and the steamerNew Southand St Louis which resulted in

the latteraud the former sinkten minutes later the ¬

shore in feet ofwater The thecan had a narrow escape Hewas thrown to the deck floor andhad barely time him-

self from the when thewater rushed and flooded thedeck The wasa train of sixteen cars

flour meal and coalwere all

ed Thirty of thewas in including

the house Thewill boatcost originally Theis covered by

are being madefor her

A

LODGES NEGROWHO OBLIGATE

ANDSLAY

Miss 1LMike

ert jH

ton Owen Wash JohiionWash the negies

theafter a heaiwr- -

have boboy who waswith the exception

named who rave bond comnS also1 - j

ted without thebond await

jury brongtfor safe

Ford who is in iail will haeto dir

and notThere clear

them and theybe

thewasto kill Mr white 11110

who fisrht with one therarm he

en was onetime

not vetin

howtooits doubt years

It is comingthat both Ha1- -

iwo now ior Uisapbuilt pearctl

in

which

body downlo Iges

by negro Strmf

Mitchell

dOr

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a

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venuecountry

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RED HEADED WOMENSoule Smith the Falcon ot

the Louisville Times in compai- -

redheaded greetingthose of Kentucky ieen otten throuiih with what

has the following about thejKentucky product

a headed woman iCuuCity ever me

least bit bald headed at heartIn Kentucky headed wo-

men¬

golden glint ofhalo about her Her skin is soft-

er thansnow Her form falls away in

curves that make lUkuowman dream of the apples Para ¬

dise bending down upongolden plead ¬

ing to be eaten brown evesare bright with a lire quick- -

ly enkindled Irom Jjelove burninir with a sof heitthat melts heart amidthe savors bf ¬

Her is light but langu-orous u combination of Cleopa-tra andTitania The violets uponwhich little feet pressesin ecstatic about her instep

to been so blessedbefoie annihilation And

which mantles htr roundedvelvet lips makes glow untilthe roses pale shame at

dullness If Ia I would let allold go free

fast forty years if necessary untilnice red headed Bister

aloncr to conveit me ButCity sisters would dull my ap

petite

THE PROPER METHODTrom Mewnjer

The Paducah Land and Im-

provement Company is fairlyhumping itself It has namingadvertisements in a number

York Chicago and St Louispapers and a committee are

the East enlisting capitalinvestment that city Tho na-ked truth is Paducah is the onlytown in the that is pursuingthe proper methods to create aboom aud get

Gov Buckner appointedHon Albertvill Hon John Feland ofkinsville and Hon James AMcKenzie of Christian countydelegates for State at large tothe Water ways Convention to beheld in Memphis 20 and21

The news that the Dem-ocrats are making things

Foraker All Republicanstrength in State beingbrought to tha rescue of saving

Governors regardlessof what may happen to the Legislature Ohio is a strong Republi-can State

WILL HANGChicago George

Fraucis Comiior Tiaiuwho come all the way fromNew York to scalp the press re-

lease the condemned anarchistsgive a cofiin lecture etc got up

this morning several reporters in the bath roomsof Palmer House Beforesubmitting to an interview hemade all the newspaper ¬

aud plunge intoUltll llllll Til Otl t ll L ftlvmifrSi

little

walk

the bath Mr Trainshake hands

said throughyoud me of my psychologi

cal foice and I should be reducedthe of the common henl

am full of electricity IKckeriof the WeBtern Union

arrested are the onlymen the world enoughnerve force in the body to telegraph 1000 miles without a bat

t tery If I imported that strengthto everybody I should come down

I from the mountain to where 1 wasbom where 1 lived Look

he said closing his handbut the and as quickly

for had com- - it See light--

timeSjnore half the ning therivers were frozen or neirro I of mv health

for navigation and That meanswere a man j 200 life

to up of Drv you get the auarclnstsoutthe

of

and

will

hadThe this wett

the

it it

men

to

of was Certainlyto cm in

I saw atIf did

5 1 do so as soon asSupremo was no

nounccd Ill tell was tobe as an election dodge

election offT taer who to woin cm

the nnthoritv are awfullyJ J Williams I of t

J of in everythingof Hickman wehc have to things

in colored 1 Ifby

refused

f1

people

people

DEATH

uusuiib tunis under the if

of

audlothe

IVPr itiAfitlwir

Or

from

Mr

But

lhe

voluptuous

boughs dumblyHer

latent

delicious

her die

joying have

the colors

brethren

Knn

hasWillis Louis

the

October

ishot

thetbe

the

Psycho

wouldntNo Psycho

tap

with

meetin8

for

jail askedthey vdidnt mean hangthe first place thitonce they didnthev decis- -

Tlt Courtou

usedTho comes before No- -

claims uaugTimes the the papers

aud Orient Their lodge

KyM justnight being uphct they

down river

boats

others

whiter

their

some

Ohio

those seven men will bung ona 1 evolution that of Francon retell ot terror Im going to

tell what order sac aud itto say they-- -

uas i teachessyndi 1 ton and or iiioiiC

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The following is told of aV11 iiTtr- - r ii in milli il- -

vanced in lift who wasi

o iiilir ue in tuamgu i

vrrv ii in jtiiiiiji uwuip iuw vv I lilS IJ Ct W I blllO WVI h 1 iUesides to drjiin dor TIip Hourt h make ner a msii

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of

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the ¬

stick

ten of

of

Mr tohave

of

10 ¬

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of

near

of

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3000

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Oct

of

the

the

yet

Kan- - aft had

baynot

even redsas

has a¬

tiiau and

of

ami

the of a manspi

ces

the redblood

ofwere cuuibal thetough and

sas

of

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will

of

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redfor

office

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NOTIII Oct

has¬

met ¬

the

dis-robe the

he¬

and

were

low

HE

feel

theof the

of

Oitoucrigswiue

story

aboutaTiau

i

theirweddiuir her old colored mammycame courtesy ing into the parlor

to make the acquaintance ofHhe future lord and master of herjounglady Well aunt Chloesaid the sentcmaii in question

mg the girls ot the preliminarysas City to

inmade

the

satin

their

pain

them

Owentboro

New

inin

Hop

is

nun

do you think of Miss Luey choicenow youreyon mightyas

ijseen linn lineswell Mars John fur

Ive seen you replied AuntChloe after a moments deliber¬

ation but vou too old for MissLucy Too old Aunt Chloeexclaimed the gentlemanwhaKdiscomutted by Aunt Chloebunexpected candor You dont

what youre talking aboutIstraightoiiiiighliiiseli up Whyd

I

in

r

si

1

Im just iiKmy prime Yes sirI bees youis replied the stillunconvincett Aunt Chloe butwhen Miss Lucy gits in her prime

the torch of whar you gwine den Iaud

sweet

turn

came

and

level

why

like

eager

some

A GREAT SCHEMEsV

MEETING TO DISCUSS MEANS i ORCONNECTING THE MISSISSIPPI

RIVER WITH LAKE MICHI-GAN

¬

OniCAGO Oct 10 About onehundred prominent citizens of Chi-cago

¬

left for Peoria this afternoonas delegates to 4a convention tohe held there to jbioVrow which isof the first impoljtafe to Chicagoand the State offHftiois besidespossessing national interest Theobject of the convention is tc decide upon ways and means of ob- -

tainjng a cnaunei way irom tneJLower end of Xiake Michigan tothe Mississippi river of sutficentcapacity to accomodate large sizedMississippi river boats that theproducts of the country may becarried from the lake to the gulfwithout breaking bulk also to al-

low¬

vessels of war of considerablecapacity to pass freely from theGulf of Mexico into the defense-less

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waters of the Northern lakesshould the exigencies of our for-eign

¬

relations ever require Thiscity has a double interest in thesuccess of the scheme as if carried out it would not only increasethe importance or tue piace as ashipping point but aflord the citya main sewer big enough to dis-

charge¬

the sewerage matter col-

lected¬

here for all time to come

The cry of cheap postage israised again Many maintain thatthe poor are to be bepifited by areduction Such however is notthe case for the poor iu pursehave not many letters to sendIt is the big concerns that loadthe mails with burdens for whichthey should pay An insurancecompany in w York occupyinga building valued at over a milliondollars and paying big salariesto all of Us employes will send

in mail thanmatter oneout moremen iu me wuuiea dozen poor

course of their uvea

jfr

to

WVOUl

to

A FEARFUL WRECKAt Kotits Ind on the Chicago

and Atlantic road an East boundpassenger train was run into Mon ¬

day night by a freight train andprobably thirty lives lost Ninebodies have already been recov-ered

¬

from the wreck The passenger train which was drawn bya disabled engine was closely fol-

lowed¬

by the heavy freight andwhen the former stopped to takewater the latter crushed into itthe rear sleeper being forced intotho liLhter niiRKPiifiTJijichoR infront of it tearing them intosplintcrs The wreck at once tookfire and tho flames speedily andhopelessly surrounded theirshrieking victims who were whol-ly

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beyond the help of thoBe whohad escaped

Matters in Europe are becom-ing

¬

still more complicated It isnow certain that Bismark hasabandoned the idea of an alliancewith Russia and equally well un ¬

derstood that there is a combina-tion

¬

of Germany Austria and Ita-ly

¬

which if hostilities shall occurwould probably include EnglandMeanwhile Prince or rather King

Ferdinand maintains his position in Bulgaria and Russia ap ¬

pears to have concluded to leavehim alone In the late negotia ¬

tions with Italy Bismark spoke agood word for the Pope and it isthought tbrt the King of Italywill restore his temporal powerover a large part of the city of

j Rome

The general dntt ot opinionamong the Knights of Labor nowassembled at Minneapolis isagainst the advisability of organ-izing

¬

a separate political party intheinteiest of tho working peo ¬

ple and a resolution favorable tothe doomed hicago anarchistshas been defeated in the conventiou by the decisive vote of 151to VJ These two indications ofsoberness and good sense will beworth more to the order than anydegree of frantic ami vituperativeappeal to class prejudice couldpossibly be

The increase in tho earnings offrty oovou tC tllf U ullllg 1JU- -

roatls in the countiy during thefourth week of September wasabout 13 nor cent as comnared

7

with the corresponding week in J

18SC This is all the more encomaging when the fact is bornein mind that the earnings of theweek reterred to last year showeda big increase over the like weekin 1SS1

The advice of Cardinal Gibbonsto the Knights of Labor as report ¬

ed by Mr Powderly is thorough-ly

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sound and wholesome If theyexpect their order to prosperthey mnst take the fact very clearthat it has no sympathy with theanarchists or any kindred classof mischievous and dangerous en-emies

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of society

FoundA pocket hook on river road 7 miles

below Hickman cont lining on pronii orynote on s5 J Moor ptynble to S MGore and otie on J F Finch pajable toSam Gore Owner can have same by ail ¬

ing at this office and paving fori hia ad ¬

vert iseiuent

For SaleMy property situated in Eat Hickman

consist in of abut 3 Acres of very finetillable land good Dwelling House Stahies elc rood fence atl in good repairand well located Term e9y and pricereKouable For particulars address tnedirect

louis Demon rcouiiToct7 3i Cairo 111

IDQlir TONICSim and Sate REjirDr roK

ni 1 1 lsnjlI i miISVALXJABLE IX TH SOUTH

I rl ta a c Ci Cmo

R A KOBINSOX COIiOTJISVILLE TC y

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Hickman f le Works

HICKMAN - AT

BC RAMAGEDEAL Eft l

Italian and American MarblsWtONOMKNTS TOMB AND GRAVE

STONES

HAVING in Block a fine lot of Amer ¬Italian Marble lam pre-

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Has a splendid stock of the very best makes of all kinds of Hardware

which are offered at ONF PRICE and that the very lowest the market

justifies All goodb guaranteed to be exactly as represented

ROOPINGr A SPECIALTY

groceries25cts Lower than the Lowest

I huyeno clerk expntf8 no store renand pay cifh for all wy Groceries an

therefore can sell as eheap as the cheapest Best brands of Witienherg and LonStir Flour 23 cents cheaper than the lev

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and Moscow Avcutie Eist Hickrarn Ky

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or sexiul extraTHgtnce 4cTlie crltrlintetl autbnr In this nImirble rjclfrly damonstnttea from thirty pars ULCxinfu

practice tlia the ularoilog conequnce cr wlflabuw may be railicully caml iHiituitjg out a mxlvof cure at once imple certain onfrTtun lynironrt of which etery mfferer no matter hat hiaooDilition nMyli may tnre himself cheily prltately anil rodlcultg

KtrThi Iectur should b ill th haixlt of ereryyontli ami every man In the land

Sent onderiieal In a fIal nrelope to any addreu jxut-j-al- d on receipt of four ceuts or twopottage tamp AddreMTill VV ITE UWEIX JIEDICAI

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All kinds of Farm Machinery PlowsWagons c repaired oa short notice andin workmanlike manner

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Office Furaitare Factorynov878

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Comirjercial Hotel

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SALE AND LIVERY STABLE

Fatus PakkerKENTUCKY STREET

KEEPS snleconstantly oa kand for hir

HORSES BUGGIES and HACKSHavinz pnrchsed the stable korvrs

and entire outfityof W D Plnmmerwe p opose to continue the basiurss aasolicit patronage

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Offlc Ur itain over CowgiHa Drug fctorc

HICKMAN KYWill prnctice ia all tkt Conris o tke

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kis Professional Services taOTTERS of Hickman and vicinityan 16- - 80

BNckle aa Amies SalvrThe Best Salve in tbe world for Cuts

Bruises Sore Ulcer Salt Rheum Fe7erSore9 Telle C -- pped Hands ChilblilnaCorns and rli Skia Eruptions and postUvely cures Piles or no pay required Itis guaranteed to tire perfect satisfactionor money refunded Price 25 cents per bofor saleby all DrugriaU- -

LOWER and LOWERAll kinds of Groceries hams sides Ae

as cheap as bt ckeapesl 1 will not ktundersold JOHN WITTING

r0W TO SAVE IjONEK

VT are ATkalesale Headqaartera lor algrades of

and will k to dealers aaly at Factoryprices alio tktSntilwiimtilhMriirfatt

lbs best in the market We als keepconstantly oa hand a cheice selettionof Family Qrecerlea Cenfectienene andFrsits which we will sell very low forlhe cash Please call and sea aa

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