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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
County Fairs.

Nearly eighty years Of French his
tory may be thus Summarized In
1892, the great Revolution and ex-
linction Of LOUIS XIV. In 1895. the
Republic. 1888. Bonaparte First
Consul. 1904, Bonapate Emperor.
1915. Restoration of the Bourbons.
1880. Expulsion of Charles X, and
rise of Louis Philippe d'Orleans.-
l848. Abdicalio Of Louis Philippe
and election of Louis Napoleon
President of the Republic. 1851.
Louis Napoleon President for ten
yers. 1859, the second empire by
vote Of Z. 1913 1919. 1870, deIhrone-
ment OF Louis NaPrleon and d-clara-
lion of the Republic under Trochu.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
Harmony Of Action. Uuanimity Of
Purpose, and Victory Assured.

Tie State Convention TO nominate
candidate for Governor met at the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives
Tuesday. AT II o'clook j. G. Stub
blefeld, as Chairman of the State
Central Tx. CON-. called the coVAsn-
tpol to order. Prayer was OfTeFO6by
Sen. n. A. d. Bryant. Col. w. B.
Gordon was appointed temporary
Chairman and Mr.. D. NJ. Philip tenn
pOrary Secretary.
Gen. w. A. Quarles was elected
permanent President and in short
address announced the Convention
ready for business. Ate O'clock the
CotHmittee on Resolutions reported
,he platform. Too lengthy for pub
lication this We
Maj. Thos. M.Sones now arose
AID spoke as follows -
Mr.. PREsIOENT-I am instructed
by the die . on from the county If
Gil s to present % the convention the
namo Of her distinguished citizen,
Gen, Brown. [Applause.l Public
sen ;ment ". ich has recently been
y ssed in every portion of the
tate renders it unnecessary that l
should say anything to urge his
claims to that distinguish ed position.
\ native Tcnnesseean. he has chung
3 her fortunes "tl.rough veal sad
through woe" and none accepts the
,uatlon in which she has been
placed by the logic Of memorable
events, with the same determin alton
60 abide her fue, whether humbled
IN dust and ashes, OF exalted to the
frat rank among the sisterhood of
States which compose this great and
powerful ConfedeTaey. With such
\ leader, standing upon tbs noble
platform Of principles just adopted,
the Democratic party of Tennessee
In the coming election will achieve
she proudest triumph that has ever
crowned the effprts Of lh e friends OF a
free and constitutional government.
lie therefore NOV ed that the Conyen-
lion nominate Gen. John G. Brown
for the Gubernatorial chair. and that
the domination be made by acclama
ron. Immense applause.
The President put the question and
Gen. Brown WAS unanimously nom
iuateG amidst prolonged enthusiastic
cheering.
Gen. Brown was waited on by
committee and informed of his nomi-
nation and, eseoptedte the stand.
Gen. Quarles took, hiu- by the hand
and said that he had the honor to in
vroduce TO the convention "who but
"a few mo ents previous was General
John G. Brown, Resg Governor Brown
the noblest Roman of them ALL
Gen. Brown then advanced and
procsedr d. to. address the meeting. It
was. he said, the 6rst political con.
vention which had assembled in Il g
State Of Tennessee. since her noble
and patriotic sons lad been. olsen
tArAlied from abject slavery. He
recognized in the convention the voice
IF the people of Tennessee. and his
aspirations were difficult of satisL -
bisn who would got be proud and feel
thai the full measure Of his ambition
la d been grati6ed upon such an oc-
casion. But when, he Was Informed
that. by acclamatiOn,, he had been
asked 70 bear the peoples standard
in the grea light against radical sm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
Franch Las ia Sedan-

A dispatch from PFussian head
quarters say that at dan more than
$4,000 French prisoners we're cap
tured before equalization. By the
capiIulation 80. 600 prisoners fell into
Prussian hands, Of these 1000 were
won Dded; 400 pieces Of artillery. in
GLIDING 70 u,rtrailleuses, $50 soige
guns. 10000 horses and an immense
amount of war material.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
he IrCn-Clad Uati77
Mr Randall

Hon Sam Randall. Chairman o
The Democratic Committee, sent the
fclIowiug dispatch 20 certain parties
in Georgia 90 STturday: No member
Of Congress who cannot taks the iron
clad oath will be admitted. Mr. Ste.
phens' advice viii be fatal If followed
We respectfully urge the nomination
Of only such as can take that oath.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
Wholesale Druggists, Proprietors.

Females, old and young, VINO have been
so IoI troRbled with some female CO m
pldinI, Should not despair. Let Us whisper
words OF com fort You can be cured You
can be Snatchcd from the monster " hich has
s. ing p-oStrate1 and ia i wed your who c
system. You can regain our health, your
beauty. Your strength and buoyancy. Take
courage, 6eSpond not, be cheerful; remedy
Is at hand, prepared bJ experienced physi-
clans, specially for Just sSch di<tresses as
atfiict you; and as the pre- fessron a~e using
and prescribing this remedy with much
success. VIC feel proud in calling your att II
ton to it. 1t comes hiPhiy recommends.
aud We earnestly advise all suffering fer al s
to & { his grI a. fema me licine ut On e.
we al Il le to the " English Fer ale BiJLcra
advertised I'm another column
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
SICKNESS, PAIN AND DEATH

Legitimate rcsnIt as penalties for violation
Of natural laws, from W hich none eSlsue
Tie faded cheek, the pale and wan fea-
tsIres. tie dull eye, the clOuded intellect. the
deep Eeaving sigh. tie feeble and enlaciate6
frame, the detected brow, the tottcring gait,
ali indicate previous transTression Of law
knowing that 'pr~cTastinntion is the thief
Of time,' all intelligent FEELINGS apply for
some remedy rs soon as circumstances per
nit: while those who do not act upon the
principle that delays are dangerous" Cpu
orally !ihgcr. lose more time and pay moro
money.
Thousands Of mothers and daughters. il
all stations and conditions Of life. are suffer
ing lingering and dying from the effects OF
scme dreaded and dreadful
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16

,VW Tucker vs. Margaret c. Tucker ct ais.
y this cause il appearing to the court that
i the defendants, Margaret T. Tucker,
Elizabeth n Tucker, Jas ucker, Francis
Price and her husband - Price, are non
residents of the State CT Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process cannot be served upon
them; 1t is therefore ordered that publca-
ton he made in the Pulaski Citizen rcquir-
ing said defendants to appear before this
court at the courthouse in Pulaski on the lSt
MOndI, in November next AID answer laid
petition, or it VIII be taken for confessed as
to them and set tor hearing ex-parte.
&c Is II. II. AYMETT, Crk.
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Gift inU. s. Currency 81 se5, 1000
THE AWARD OF GIFTS

Will be made under the supervision of
three Sworn Commissioners. gentlemen OF
we!l-knOwn integrity and high Standing
tainment the balance of the money will be
appropriated to the objects for which the
ssociution was formed, viz: the introdnc-
ton of European Labor into the Southern
States. The reputation and character ofthe
Interpretations of this association, coupled
with every safe guar6el hat the law Of the
Ia Id ca. throw around it. Is Il guarantee that
the istIibution viii be Honesty and Fairly
made, and that every protection Will be
given holds rs of tickets in any part Of the
country. In order to give the RICH and
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
THE WAR.
"Let Us Have Peace. +"
Prussians in % Miles of Paris.

russians In % miles OF Paris.
Strenuous Efforts are Sling made
by the Republic TO negotiatss'Nrgs Of
peace. Theirs WAS in London on the
- Il looking carwo: end liz. show
ing disincliEstion to rsati,n.
A few words were interchanged with
au old acquaintance at Dover, who
inquired whether he came an accred-
tied envoy of the French Republic
He intimaIed that ne knew no Re
public--only the Government for the
defense of Paris.
There is good authority for believ-
ing that definite propositions for peace
will be offered in behalf Of the Pro-
visional Government of Paris. and
that Theirs is authorized 10 lay them
before the British government, whose
Intervention is solicited. The terms
are as follows: PAYMENT to Prussia
of the war expenses, the destruction
Of all the fo:ts in Alsace and Lorraine,
the temporary occupation of Metz
and StrasbOurg by the German troops
until the election Of an authorized
government of France, and the rati-
6catiOn of the treaty by proper au-
thorities.
The Post, speaking semi-o ficiall
says: The neuIrals have abandoned
all hope of susPending hostili.ies.-
Bismarck is making no further effort
toward mediation. The Prussisn
government has thanked Washburne
for rxtending assistance to Germans
in France. She has formally notified
Bavaria Of her intention to annoy %
Germany a portion of France as a
military frontier.
Operations against Strastourg are
carried on slowly but surely by Gen.
Lowe5ssi. Gen. Won Woerdern.
chief of staff. says he expressed the
opinion that it was automatically
certain the place would fall about the
cath inst, barring Unforeseen acct
dents to the works of the approach.
The Prussians are in tight Of Par
is and have met with no resistance.
King William is reported as having
said that he will negotiate no terms
Of peace except in the Tuilleries. and
that only with those haveing nperi.l
delegation. The French are about
to raise the blockade in the Baltic
and North Seas. # is thought BY
some that NapoeeOn will purchase
peace by csssion of territory and
retain the services of William in re-
securing the throne Of France.
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y
FEMALE COMPLAINT.

That claims its victims throughout the
ierGth and breadth Of the land.
Many females suffrl n come way at each
|Ronthly period; some girls arc in great peril
the commencement of men truution,
while Older ones dread its decline at the
''turn OF liTc''. Sometimes the menstrual
flow is too uch, or too little, and nay be
attended with pain, may be irregular or en-
tirely checked, or changed in appearance,
attended with other distressing sympi oms
LeucOTrhRa, or the Whites, frequently
draI ms the system, or liberation of the womb
may create pain and cause rapid prOstratiOn.
Failing Of the womb is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble and
distress, which, under ordinary treatment,
is difficult to cure
Mysteries. Green Sickness, I rftability of
the Womb, and o:l.er serious and fatal COM
plants follow the female sex through life
Lives there medical gentleman who has or
can relieve the fair sex of the above troub-
les: Not many. Is there no combination
ofremedial agents that will come to Eer r0s-
cue! We answer, Yes.
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WE HAVE NO AGENTS
~ 125,OcO TICKETS ONLY
WILL BB DID.

Parties at 4 distance desiring to purchase
Tickets must remit the money, direct to the
''Association", as per ADDRESS below, either
IN Postotiice Order, or by registered letter.
Address,
Alabama II migrant Association,
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
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Read What the Montgomery City
Papers,

That know the gentlemen, who are the
managers and incorporators Of this Associa-
ton, have to say US to their reliability aud
honesty -
Ffoaa tie Daily -4zaBanaa State .zonrHal.)
The Alabama Immi grant Association
chartered under t laws of the State Of AlsS
bama, arc making preparations to open a
large office, not only III New York, bur also
in cur city. They propose to give series
Of Splendid Entertainment, the first of
which Will take place in our city on Deem
Der 3l~t ProXimo, at which time they viii
V WAY md hundred ZA1aSaad DoiiarS az
tI,senbuckS 70 h, lders tickets to said en-
t,rtuinment. The Anne an people are
strictly people Of rtune; they like to take
u chance AZ big fortune tor a small sum Of
money. This scheme affords them this OPP
portunity. The first award and the highest
Is SO, 900. The lowest Is $40. The price
of Tickets Is 81. Wh.n was such an op-
portunIt pres ented to make Il pile or
such small! investment! The incorpora-
tors of the Association are julien Homuns
and Otto Scherf, Jr., of New York, and J . q.
Stokes and K. Greene, Of Montgomery. For
he benefit Of the public we will state that
the Association Is perfectly solvcnt-the
gentlemen who compose IL are Of character
and int gritty, and we believe they will see
to it that th1 project is honestly and filth
fully carried OF t.
From the Nontgomery D iy HaT)
''In these days of fortune making and for
tune hunting there seems to be perfect
mania among all classes of cur people to in
vest in anything that p omiscs big this g.
We are led to these remarks by noticing the
formation, under the statutes of our State
Of an Association for the promotion OF Flu
Topean immigration in the Southern States.
The incoTporatoTs are two wcll-known aud
wealthy New Workers, MessTs. Otto Scherf,
Jr., and ,Iuicn HOnans, and MessrS. y q.
Stokes and Z. Greene. of Alabama, These
gentlemen Will taiJhBsily carry out the de-
signs of the Association, which proposes TO
give series OF magnificent entertainments,
at the first Of which one hundred thousand
dollars IA currency will be given away TO
holders Of tickets, in sums ranging from $40
to $4,000. The Company wM open their
Montgome Office at once.
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ONE EUNDRED DOLLARS

That one tablespoonful of ENGLISH FE-
MALE BIT RS contains as much medic
inal properties rs one bottle of any of the
pleasantly tartcd con- mon advertised bitrers
Of tie day T The medical profession to de-
eide Q auestioh Be it understood that En-
glish Female B:tters Is not beverage but
Is a powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic COM
bined, curir 2 long standing chronic female
complaints in every direction.
Put up in large bottles at $3.50 per bottle,
or six bottles for $500, and sold by drug
gists and merchant everywhere.
]. P. DR0AIG00LE s. co.,
ProPrietors, Memphis: TeAn.
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BLooMIN YOUNG GIRL S,

Middle-aged matrons, those at the critical
period, and the aged grandmother. are all
cured by the disc OF our English Female Bit
tiers, now prescribed and used by physicians
all over the country.
Ifyou are troubled with Falling of the
Womb, attended with a sense ct weight and
bearing down pain in the back and SIDE, and
other attendant evils, English Female Bit
tiers will give entire relief.
Those at the turn Of life" mothers after
confinement, and all Others male or female
who arc couvalesccnts from any protrarted
or facilitating complaint, who gain strength
slowly, and " hose digestion is slow and inn
perfect, will find these Bitters the very
thing their system demands. 1t gives II
powerful appetite, aids and assists digcs-
ton, arouses the liver. strengthens mental
ly and physically, ana fills the whole sys-
TEN with pure crimson blood cOursing
through its,channels.
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COMMON GRoG-saoP BTTTBRs.

Empty Bitters Bottles, of various styles,
can be found around almost every dwelling
and cabin thr ughOut the land. Their taste
is pleasant, and are advertised to cure almost
every disease, while the manufacturers know
thay possess no medicinal properties what
ever. They are so many disguises for eX-
Gee dinghy ommOn beverages which do not,
nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in q"art
bottles, they con ain sting for your vitals,
and he who buys theR4' carries "toper's''
grog into his mouse. One man who knows
nothir about medicine, says his big bottles
of commott stuff will cure chills and lever,
rheumatisTR AID consumption; another,
whose bottleis very fancy cures all impur
tiles of the blood, makes oil men young,
casts out devils, Tcstor-s sight to the blind,
and numerous other miracles; while yet an
other, who pFesumcS every man IL druukard.
proposes to eGTe collie, iEgrowing nails. yell
low fever heart disease ana lOve-Sick mai
dens! We know they make no suck cures,
we know the people IT large are deceived
and swindled, and as we desire to venGiate
these eommo8 humbugs, make the following
challenge to one and all ::
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Tnrms of Advcrfising.

Advertisements inserted at 5000 per
square, 90 lines oTlcss, in this type, for the
first, and so cents for each subsequent inser-
fion.
Advertisements ot marked with the num-
her 81 Insertions desired will lie inserted
and charged for al the regular rates until
ordered ont.
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Thousands of Lives Saved Annually

AuOuSdu1o VI 4AfCS Sdb6u AAuu&lIY
Travellers. as you value your Yale
ty. take warning. Mothers, as you
value your children. keep the Ms
sissiPpi Diarrhpa Cordial always in
your house. Il is the sworn foe of
cholera. cholera morbus. diarrhea,
and all bowel affections. No matter
in what Shape these form sof disease
are exhibited. this unerring rem.
edy disperses it from the system. Il
cures by eradication, not suppress
sion. and has deservedly been accep-
ted as the great Southern Anlidote"
to these most prevalent disorders
that infest our sunny cline.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16
Webster's Unabridged UlctIonary.

Webster's Unabridged DlctIonary,
This is beyond doubt the bes. and
most complete dictionary of the En-
glish language ever published. The
labor and research bestored by the
editors in it's revision are apparent
on every page. On the whole, as a
dictionary and repository of useful
Information it stands without a rival.
-NaghrWe Disratch.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-09-16

r / MeCord, wife ct ais vs. JnO A Perry ct ais
Tn the County Court OF Giles county, Tenn
i essee, IN this cause happening to The sat
isfaction Of the Clerk of said Court from the
Bill of compliments which is sworn to that
the defendants, Jno a PcrTT, L heT sley
Grubbs and his wife Mary j., Edward
Brown and his wife NJ A NJ. Fracis A Perry,
JAS & VIM Wilkinson, MaTtl ) d Ann j:
children of Elizabeth Wilkinson decd. and
grand daughters of Francis Perry, deed,
who have married. men whose names ar" IN
known, and their husbands, whose names
are unknown, Elizabeth Il Wilkinson and
husband, name unknown, and the child Of
Geo Z & Mary f Logon, name unknown,
are non residents ofthe State of Tennessee so
that the ordinary process Ofthe law cannot be
served upon them; 1t is Therefore ordered by
the Clerk that publication be made for tonr
weeks in the Pulaski Citizen, newspaper
published in Pulaski, requiring said defend
ant to appear before tie County Court of
Giles county, to be holden at tic co TT house
in Pulaski on the list Monday IN October
next and answer said bill, or the same Will
Nbc taken for confessed and set Tor hearing cX-
'parte as to them. SEP JNO + ROSE, CPk.
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Planters Bank.


Tia Creditors Of che Planters Bank
A RE- hereby notified that, by a decree Of
II the ChaHeery Co1rt atNashviiie, in the
cause of W. W. Berry againstt tie I1i ~
tPT'S Bank and O hers, made with Il view
to final distribution of the assets, the
holders of the notes of tbs Planters Bank,
or any other claims or demands, of whatso-
ever nat"re, against said Bank, must lie the
same in the office Of the Clerk and Master of
said Chanecry Court, by or before the
{ First Monday IN October, 1870.
and that notice of this order be published in
at least one Of the daily papers Of Nashville
papers of Franklin, Pulaski. Mur.reesDoro
Athens and Clarksville, Continuously up to
the first Monday in ,toBer, $40
MORTON b. HOWELL
june ten Am Cle-k and Master.
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THE CONVECTION.
Hon. John c. Brown, Of Giles,
Nominated for Governor
by AeclamatiOn.a

Upon the PlaNform of D elared
Principles The DemOc-
racy Of Tennessee
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Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

win attend at the following times and
places for the purpose of collecting the State
and County Tax of Giles County for the
year 1870 -
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTBRs-

The only acknowle 'gcd Uterine Tonic and
Femal Regulator known, will cure all these
complaints above mentioned in an incredi-
bly, short time. The BItterS at once arouSes.
strcngt hens and restores the womb to lis
natural condition, removing distinctions,
relieving pain and regulating the monthly
period. 1Onder stands 4 pale feeble and
languid girl, Just bu sting into WoInanhood:
she Is the pride OF all. but bark ahe silently
steals pickle, eats chalk, or slate pencil:
no appetite for food; she tdrRs with a dull
eye and seeks solitude; her eye no longer
sparkles5 her merry laugh is no longer heard
ringing through the air; she Inopes about
with bloodless lips nd gums, with head
ache, palPitation, constipation. swimming
oftEe head, cold feet aud hands melanchoIv:
Size has coated tongue. offensive breath.
end host ofcylls to numerous to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms be-
come aggravated, there is sick stomach.
heartburn, a dnr line settles un,er the ewes
the Is and ankles are swO en- the hair los
g. its gloss and falls off, there is brittleucSs
nd splitting the finger nails, swollen alb
domcn, extreme NERVOUSNESS, tietfulneSs,
pains and aches, dry cough, IIystcrical Fits,
rapid prostitution, epilepsy and death If
you or any Ofyour friends are thus afflicted
send at once for bottle of English Female
Bitters ana be cured. Its effects are magic
in such complaints. Surely mother will
delay or postpone this i ~ until
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For 6S91nor
EN. JNU. C.. BROWN,
OF GILES.
Election in November.


Announcing candidates for State OF Dis
irict offices. ten dollars; eoanty do five; al
NAYS ia advance.
ObitHaries and tributes Of respect over ten
lines in length charged for at the reg liar adj
veFti~Tng rates. Marriages, deaths and re
Tgious notices gratis.
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PTTT4N sKT
Broom FacfOrVy
PHOTOGRAPHIC

b. i. UREGORY, formerly with G.
S. Judd, of Shelbyville has taken an inter
est in the gallery ofC. a. Hall. of this place,
and is prepa red to make all kinds Of pic
lures Known to the art. Give them GALS.
juyl-tf.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY Banker.
/ erchont or Business man Of reputa-
ton In the City.
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Sarah e Brown ct ais VS. Richard Brown ct
ais.
I n this cause it appearing to the court that
the defendants, Richard Brown, Joseph
Brown and Jnn Brown, are non-residents
of the STATE ofTcnnessee, ii is thcrefOrs or
dered by the court that publication be made
in the Pulaski Citizen, requiring said defend
ants TO be and appear before this court on
the lst Monday il November'ard plead, al
swer or demur to the petition, or the SINE
will be taken for con lcssed and set for hear
ing eN-parte' scl6 II. Ii. AxMETT, CT k
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GRAND SCHEME !

BY W Aich they may become enriched in an
hour the PRICE OF 'EI( Il T. IS has been
put at ONLY TWO DOLLARS. \ dis
count of ten per cent will be made to Pur-
chasers Of $50, and discount off, per cent.
10 nrrrhuscrS of 4 100 " nrth of Ii.kcts.
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WOOL WANTED

WE will pay the highest market price for
w Wool of all kinds, either clean or nm
clean, IN goods provision or cash. Bring
your wool to Vale Nils, Giles county. to
un24-tf. +. CIIEAIRS s. 90.