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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-01
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q Mems Congress Gdi.ers, Fine Calf
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Gents silk mixed Csssimer suits, Cor.
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Furniture [! Furniture
i GENERAL. assortment al reduced
"a prices, for sale By
Ocs /, 1870. Il
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
The Fire Engine.

The committee appointed by the
Board to consult the citizens to see
what amount would be subscribed
for thepnrposes of getting a fire en-
CINE have been at work since that
time and thus far have obtained
about $3.50. Some opposition was
met-with on the part of some of our
citizens, but it is to be hoped that
this VII not hinder the early pur-
chase of an engine, while some OF
those who have already subscribed
liberally, promise to add to their
subscriptions If necessary. Mr. Mar
tin, one Of the gentlemen on the
committee, has corresponded VITA
several gentlemen experienced ip
this matter, and they advise the
purchase of two small engines,
which will cost about $3.50 apiece,
about 1000 feet of hose and two.
h0se-carriages, altogether costing
about $1,000, about $500 less than
the cost of large engine with ne
cessary fixtures. The advantages
of two small engines over one large
one are many. and very decided. It
would be dfhicult to raise a compa-
ny of forty or fifty men to man the
large engine, while two companies
Of ten or fifteen men each would he
more easily raised and much more
available on account of a spirit Of
rivalry that would certainly arise,
melting the members Of each to ac-
tivity and promptness in an emer-
gency. But we do not wish to an
ticipate. We have urged the ne
cessity Of this step frequently by
every argument in our power, and
we csHnOt see how any one could OBJ
iect or for what reason property
Iolders in Pulaski could withhold
their assistance to project which
is certainly of vast importance to
them and the enlire community.
Mr.. Kuhn, of Columbia, one of the
( gentlemen with whom Mr.. Martin
communicated, says that the small
engine now in use in Columbia, is
very useful and has paid for itseJ 81
-ty times Ouer When it is considered
that this will be an acquisition Of
such untold value. and that it viii
actually cost our citizens nothing
but the interest on their loans, We
fail to see any reason why our citi-
zens do not gladly put their. names
on the paper now being circulated
by the committee. Again we urge,
aon'tlet it slip, or we may never
have another chance TODD ourselves
as great a good as we now have.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
CLIsHMACLAvRR.

with freezing and blowing and slesting
and snewings
We bid farewell s0 NosemboF
and tbs voice Of the shautieleer sfrizs' szsE
wbIls growing
Tbs da~a Of anethss Beesnaer-
Fall eight inches deep lay the snow "a the
grouna.
when the last day Of Autu'nn had sadsls
And the first day efwinser came freezinglg
-'l6nnd,
With the seasons 50 harmOHiously blend.
That the'n.ost discriminating and
sensitive could not tell when the
season Ct the scar and yellow leaf's
was dismantled Of her garb aud
proud winter deeked royal robe.
Judge Martin has returned to
his post in Circuit Court.
20, such another skedaddle" as
was Witnessed Monday in men
lodging the officer in search Of iu-
rors.
Tom and Jerry suffered greatly
last Monday. Nice. clever gentle
men sueh weather as this.
One Of Elwood Lacey's Christ
mas toys bad tie handle broken of
when it got here.
Some of ouF NJ DIS vent hack
to end sasat al pfins pies Monday
a feport that there was three ca
ses Of cholera at the depot Monday
caused no little sensation.
Not a single fight TO interest
spectators, not a single fine to
swell corporation finances. and.
consequently not a single "dot" to
give eur readers in that line, last
Monday. ~
Billiards .is.the popular amuse-
InentJust now. Several adopts of
the cue from distance have been
exhibiting their skill during the
past week.
Canoes were greatly. in demand
last week to navigate the Streets
She friz up Monday.
Tumbleroniean Lignostroment-
nm was discovered by the philo-
philaRthFePe-eosm opolitanarians so
ciety Of Athens, Ala, to be a hum
bug.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07


Last week flight Between two ne
groes was located on Choats cor
ner through mistake. We under
stand the fight occurred on DR.
Roberts premises. opposite the Ma
lone. corner It was certainly not
our intention "a do Messrs. Choate
& Co. any injury By locating it as
We did. Our informent seems to
have been only mistaken as to
the locality. Messrz Choafe & CO.
have meyer done as any injury, and
we certainly viii not do them any
If we know it. pr. G. informs Us
that during three years business
in Pulaski no disturbances have ev-
er occurred at out his premises.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
BonhamIs Entertainment.

On Saturday evening next. Prof
Bonham, the remarkable and versa
tile eloeutionist. vocalist and deliD-
Gator Of character, will give one of
his parlor entertainments at Antoi-
nctte Hall. Prof b., at franklin,
elicited the following from BURKE
BoSD Esq, the talented editor of
the Williamson Journal. We ex-
tract from a private letter:
Il can with all eandor say that
Prof Bonham's entertainment is
one Of the NEST remarkable Which
hhaS ever been my good fortune to
witness. As q delineatOf of char
aeter he is unsurpassed. As an Ell
0cutionist be has very few equals.
Il will occasion regret to all who
fail to hear him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Shapherd Dog Lost

A shepherd dog-female, one
year old, dark blue mixed color
(rathef singular) with a numberof
lighter spots on her body, resem-
bling a leopard somewhat, sharp
fox-like nose, and rather delicate
frame-strayed from the premises
of Mai. Geo. I. Altman near Cor
nersville, about the 1st of October
and the owner is very anxious to re-
cover her. We will give a copy of
the CITIZEN from now ill January
1873 for information Of her where
a5outs, left with Maj. Altman,
CornersviIle, ". T. Keeling, near
Pulaski, or at this Office. tt
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

We have a second hand, old style
Grover and Baker Sewing Machine
for sale at a great bargain. Cost
when new $s7 90 Price now only
S25 cash. In Good running order,
and runs as wei. as it ever did. II
any lady or gentleman wishes to
make this machine clear, they can
do so by raising club Of sixty sub
scribers to the CrIzEN, at the reg
ular rates by the first Of January
Notify us Immediately If yon want
to undertake this club and We Wlil
not sell.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Personal.


DR.. j. II. TowLER, Of Columbia,
father of our popular and good
looking druggist 10, was in the CT
ty last Monday.
The ipde.fatigable Or. Meadows,
of Bethel, was attending Court
Monday.
Col. B. W. Thompson, formerly a
resident of Pulaski. but now of
Williamson county. is down on a
visit to relatives and friends.
Mai. Geo. T. altman. the prince
of Tennessee stock men, was in
town Monday and Tues lay.
We had a call yesterday from Mr.
W. A. GILMORE, the deservedly pop
ular County Court Clerk Of Law
renee county. mr.. GILMORE is a
rising young man in his county, and
we are always pleased to greet such
a rare gentlemen in our sanctum.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Nc Lebannn HeraId.

We regret to announce that our
most tstimable and worthy con-
frere, w. A. Wade, Esqr. of the Leb-
anon Herald, has retired from the
press. He has been one of the most
successful newspaper publishers in
the STATE successful both in the
makeup OF his paper and in the lib
erality Of his patronage. We trust
he may be Induced to resume his
connection withthe Tennessee press
at an early day. The HssOld falls
into the hands of DR.. i. I. e.
WHIrE, who has for several years
e0naueted the editorial department
with credit. and given to its columns
a spice and variety rarely egualled
+. BY country weeklies. We eongFatu-
late You, D. etor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Appeal.

Three cOlored prisoners were car
ried to Nashville on Saturday night
last by Sheriff Parsons for trial be-
fore the Supreme Court, to Which
they had taken appeal from the
Circuit Court here. They were
convicted respectively of horse
stealing, (Green Turner Grand lar
ceny Lewis Taylor) and attempt
to poison.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Knoeked Dove and Robbed.

Mr. Henry McMilhon, Of Blue
Greek, in this county, was in town
this week, an I intended starting of
home on the u 40 train on Friday
night dc went to the depot fol
that purpose, and it is supposed he
was deeoyed off down the track be-
tween Rainey's mill and the bridge,
where he was knocked down and
robbed ofabcut 1915. The robbers
nave not been arrested, though We
learn that there are some suspi-
elons as to who the criminals are.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

A negro came to Dr.. Sumpter
Monday to get him to prescribe for
a baby who manifested uneasy
symptoms at night, and its mother
thought it had the itch, but other
wise old colored danes said it was
because its ears hadn't run yet.
The DR.. found out that they had
been feeding the little thing Oh cof-
fee, pork, cabbage, &c, for supper.
2s4 hogs and LIZ bales OF cotton
have been shipped from this place
during the past week.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
CHRISTMAS Goods at
dat WENsHrPs.
Religians.

The frstquarterly meeting Of this
conference year commenced at the
a. Z. Church last Saturday, and the
sacrament was administered Sun
uay' Rev. MessFs Pagan, Ransom,
and Mooney conducted the exer-
elses' which wee protraeted into
this week
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
TO COysUMPFIVES

The advertiser having been permanently
cured Ofthat dread disease. Consumption. BY
y sifnple remedv - anxiaus 70 make known
to his feilnw Sufferers the moansof cure. To
all who desire It. he will send q copy Of the
prescription used, free of charged. with The
diree, ions for preparing and using the same.
which they will find sure cure for eons1mp-
tiun. Asthma, Bronchitis, ". Pafties who
wish the prescription viii please address
nov9-ly Rev. EDwARD A WILSoI.,
264 South Third street, WilRamsburgh, n ]
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Almost Fatal.

Little Mary Lou Lester, daught-
err OF. Mr.. Frank Lester, at Les
ter's Station, met with a serious
accident last Friday, which came
near proving fatal. She was stand
ing before the fire, and getting a
little too close, her clothing caught
and was soon in flames. In at
tempting to extinguish the fire, Mrs.
Lester MAS badly burned, and had
it not been for the timely assistance
IF = negro woman who happened to
he in the next rooms who came
With bucket Of water, the child
must have nerished. AS it was she
escaped with little injury, after hav-
ing about half her clothing con
sumed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
An AReetionate Uncle.


Six years ago negro man who
had served in the Federal army
died at Nashville, leaving three lit
tie children on the hands of an
uncle named Lapsley, who is now a
Justice of The Peare. He, not feel
ing able to accept and care for the
charge, sent word to their grand
flther, who lives near Pulaski, TO
come forthwith and getthe children.
This the grand father did and kept
and raised the children up to q few
weeks ago, when it came to light
that g bounty of $500 due the faith
err was coming to thechillren. Fhe
loving uncle Immediately conceiv-
ed a great affection for his little re-
latives, and attempted by law to re
gain possession Of. them. The case
came up last week, but the court
couldn't see the justice of the jus
tees claims to the guardianship OF
his beloved ~ kindred and their
little fortune, and left them in pos
session Of their grandfather.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Real Estate and Other Transfers
-. ar D 49,, - Il

and n. Smithson 4 of l46 aerea, 5 $50 90
II. II. AZ metto, T. c to N. Smith
son SOS acres in DIST I, 5, ls&t4 Is 90
W. F. Ballent;ne, Q. & NJ, to Levi
Reed IS acres n 18th dist.
j. ]. Beatyto Elizabeth J. Beatty,
les acres in eth dist s.-s.. 5000 oe
Jno P c. Reed 70 Theo Westmors5
land. s21I acres in End dist es4 o
G K Madry to Tteo. Westmore-
land, $50 acres il I'd dist AIS 50
". II, Alternately to James Ayler
town lot IN Pu:as i $50 90
Colston Alternately to Jas. Il. and
J. Mccormick, gift 166 acres 1000 90
same to Lewis and Mary j. Csrdin
deed Of GIFT, 1J9 acres. s.one %
Same to Geo W. and Nancy 2. 81
der, deed Of gin, I88 acres. 1900 90
II. C. Grow to Thomas F. Lindsay
town lot IN Pn.aski -..s-... 1000 %
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.



Weafe Authorised to aHnounce Can't 3.
A. MITCHELL Of Lynnville a candidate Tor
sheriff At tho eusaing election ID
wesre authorized TO annonnes Ar. JNO.
RAMSEY Johnson . candidate fer siier
iFst tbs ensuing election.
Tor Tsx Cslaeet0r.
wears authorised TO announee. Captain
AEDREWR. GORDON. as candidate for
T.x-Colleetof At the ensuing March election
We arc authorised 70 nr Hounce ERNEST
MEREDITH candidate for Tax Colieesor
AZ the ensuing election.
We aTe authorized TO announce RICHARD
n. BILRS, eandidste for Tag Collector at
che ensuing March e.eotion.
We arc AUTHORISED TO announce ). BIT-
TICK a candidate for Tax Collector st the
snsuiDg election.
lam > candid te cor Tax cei!eetor at the
srsuipg eleetion. have been q citizen OF
Gle. county over fhy years and never be-
fore a, he'd for Office. therefore confidently
.ppeal TO my fellow citizens for their sup
bort next August, q lsAAoJ. BAEhER'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07


At the residence 81 fhe brides
mother. On the evening Of Both. ct
2 o'clock, by The Rev Green z. jack
son. Dir. George NeWbin 70 Miss
Grace Meredith.
Ne rarely offel orr esharatslia.
tons with more sincere pleasure
than We do To our friend GedEge.
and the lovely woman who has cast
her lot With him. Whether ia pos
itions that tried mems souls, or ia
the private walks Of life, nobly has
he Won the high piacs BE holds IA
the esteem Of those who know him;
and right reyaIly does his 'beauti-
ful bride I'll the warm place, her
beauty, worth, and sweet Womanly
graces. have won for her in our
hearts. Let as hope their future
may be as uneIoaded as their pres
ent IS bright with the promise of
happiness. We bid them God
speed in their life journey.
With hearts In nnisoE,
How blest are they, who loving. bisrd
Two lives~wlths bus a single sna
f. Two .haPPy live in one.
Fure az. ths falling snow,
Btigis a. thefT hopes their bridal mora,
Nay their oo.s-life aow sweetly on,
And Upward 3 It's Gov.
PULASKI MARKET.
CITIES OFF1cE Deer. 6. I'll
We quote as follows -
Wheat, 81, 25@ $1s5o.
Corn 35e. q 10
Cotton-Low Middling III
Market dull
Demarara Sugar 13@f5c.
n. o. Sugar i21c.r vFrr
Flour % 10oibs So, 55@ s., 90.
Coffee 23c q 27c.
Eggs Poe.
Chickens zoe.
Turkeys Toe @ ST.
Bacon-BHying-S Shoulders 6964;
Hams, 10c; Sides, Sc.
Bacon+Selhng-Sh Shoulders SCI
Hams, 123c; Sides, 9@10.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Marriages.

Jacob Y. VISITS 70 Jane Vance,
Thos. Isaac P. Ha,grove to Sarah sadotI
Diadana Adams,
Samuel Gates to Alice Gilmore,
VIM. A. ButierEo Eudora NJ. BessiY,
Austin Il Williams TO MaFthaiJ Hilt,
Geo. ". Davis to Ester NJ susten,
Nathaniel Fleming to 5. E. Evans,
James p. Henderson to Sarah F. Curry,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
New Grocery Store.

The room formerly occupied by
Oaks d Miller, has been handsome
" fitted up. and viii be occupied
as a grocery store by J. r. c
Brown. He intends supplying the
people with cheap groceries as well
as dry goods. Give him a. call.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
The SnnR.


On last "Wednesday night at u
O'Clock, after we had pronounced
the CITIZEN FINISHED. VIC betook
ourseIf toward home, where a fire
warmly awaited us and a couch
softly welcomed us. We fattered
ouFself that the latest stems" had
been gathered and a clear sky
promised that our weather report
would stand good for tomorrow,
but what was our surprise upon
awaking the next morning. to find
the ground covered with about FIVE
inches of snow. Tt continued to
fall until evening and until It had
fallen to the depth ofeighf inches
at this place. g Above town eight OF
ten miles we heard it was about ten
inches deep. At Columbia it was
about three or four inches in depth,
while at Nashville it did not snow
at all This is said to bethe heax-
lest fall of snow in this county
since March, 1913, when it was
about fifteen inches deep, At this
writing scarcely a vestige Of tire
mains.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
anoEher Rargain.

For $50 in cash or zoo cash sub
scribers At 81 each. by the first OF
Jannary. You can get q Wilcox q
Gibbs Sewing Msuhine worth $40
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
PubIie Ezibition I'D Ceneeft.

L uDAtC AAADlbEVIr aAu. S0HCeEbs
There will be a public examine
ton Of Plofe Geo. W. CAMpBELL 5
school at Campbellsville on Friday
18th inst, 70 which we are. authori-
zed to invite the public. On. Erie
day night, By a consolidation of
Prof. Cs and Miss. Cora BARNES
school, a most pleasing entertaiI-
rent will be given. The usual ex-
hibition, consisting Of declame tios.
dialogue dc, will be enliveued and
interspersed with music by the
young ladies.
The reputation Of the young la
dies and gentlemen Of Campbells-
vile and vicinity, warrant us In
promising ali of our friends who
yish to attend, an entertainment
worth riding many miles to see,
while the weIl-known hospitality
of the big-hearted people of Big
Creek will insure them n most hear
tY welcome. Should. the weather
prove favorable vi. have no doubt a
party Of our yourg gallants, if not
accompanied BY some Of our bellies,
viii avail themselves of this1oppor-
tunity to visit CampbellsyiIle. May
we be there to see. 80.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
DISSERTATIONS
AVOTp oUAOKs.

A vietIm of e4rly indiscretian. causing
nerybus debility. premature decay. &c. hay
ing .ried ia vain every advertised remedy,
has tliSe0e red u simple means Of self-eure,
which he will send free 20 his follow uf
ferers. I. II. REEVES, IS Nas Al street.
New York. auglT-iy
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Gets Raainn.

Con. Motifs Gray George got
beaten by Bill McCrory's Puss in q
pNolng race 81 Nashville On The lsh
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
80 of -. lor AdverlisIne:
II - month's

al six months volume OF
Peters Musical Monthly contains
from SO to so pieces Of choice new
rrusic, worth IN sheet form at least
SIS. ANY one sending rs I've sub
scribers the GEIIzES, vii be presen-
ted with a subscription 70 this val
uable Musical Work a sample
eaa be sesn aAoGT cites.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

Published at Nashville, Tenn. Is a month
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