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Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01

Lydia Wilson to complete n title 10
certain real estate.
MIR. Nandcgrift presented petition
from Samuel Townsend relative to taxes,
Read and referred.
The act TO amend m act enlarging the
cooperative powers Of the Trustee. Of New
Castle Commons, was passed
The committee report allowing WIN.
Herbert. bill was accepted
Adjourned until 10 o'clock, \. ~,
Monday
HotsE MIR. Clark introduced ! II
in relation to the Chesapeake ani bela-
ware Canal Company.
Mr.. Martin offered japt resolution
appointing joint committee On public
buildings. Read and adopted
MIR Hu,chison presented I,erinrial
from Samuel Townsend in relation to the
tax ~ ears
The Senate amendment 10 thu liou.,
bill to incorporate tie nclasarc Aveuu,
Club Stable. VA, eancurred IN
Adjourned until Monday asterl1,u
Mo>psy, Jan 2I--3 y VI
| SENATE -fui3cr uf ncy h.ii'; fN Nr
| Rcckord.. an act - incorporate - Ny
England Wr.psing Company ot Delaware
Mr Speaker. an act Ia amend { hnptef , ,
Revised Statutes. for the protection q
| Fishermen
Conscn, va. given VI Fiji i!s b with
draw fpr the prr.tut, the till 70 amen
Chapter : Revised Statute.
A number Of llea.s bills yer. read
second ,imc and referred
| Mr. Naulegrift pr scu;-l pe'ito
from L II Foster and olher,. asking
change in the charter Of Nddeta.n
Read aud referred
Mr.. Shakespeare from he c'mmitt
on Corporations. reported fayor.hl, ii
to repeal certain supplement- 10 IN
charter vi the q Grorgs Nir'h Cou
pany Adjourned
Ilor.r The following among 9th,
bill, we're read second time:
An net go incarrara'e 'ha Delaware :
ciery Tor tl' proven ion e cruelty u pu
mal>; an act III r.'i,jon 70 re,i, Juror
New Ca.,le county; a. no. coutrruiu
schools in Wv ta.,lr, Del .u aat 90
cooperating The Eumrrr i nuhciuriu
Company IL NV Castle county
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
Letter from the Capital.
Down, January 80, 1879.

Down, January 30, 1879
Editor Transcript This has been
rather q busy week for the General As
scmbly Quite number of local bill.
were passed. aud several Of very i'm
postaut character were voted down. BY
referring to the proceedings Of the House
Of Tuesday. your readers will perceive
that Mf Lewis Thompsons bill, exempt
Ing certain articles of household goods,
&c. from execution process was voted
down. Some OF the Democrats offered a
msndmcnts to the bill, reducing the a.
mount. &s. SO that they could vote for il.
but the Republican member from your
eosuty joined thu opponents of the meas
ere aud defeated the amendments, thus
killing ths bill. This result Was unlock
I'd for, as every one confidently anticipa'.
ed that an exemption law would certainly
pass the House, notwithstanding there
were some doubts about the Senate COM
ing up'ts the scratch. Ii is certainly de-
sirable ,ha, proper exemption law
should be enacted in Dela~are-the only
State in the Gnieu where such lay does
not exist--and should the prcsen, Legis-
laturs fail 10 pass such u law, rest assured
enc useehanics and laboriug men Of Della
ware, at the next election. will see that
mon are elected who will pay some re-
gard TO their interests and wishes, aud
who will enact laws in accordance with
the spirit Of the present progressive age,
snd not continue those in force enacted
before the food. I, is time that our lit.
lie State join the ear Of progress, and
not be forever laeging behind her Sister
States. However, am fearful iha, moth.
ing Of q rcfor,native nature need be cx-
pccted from the present General Assem-
bly,. aud our people will be obliged 10
continue cropping in the "old ruts for
tSo ycsrs more.
u The House, on Tuesday. Mr.. Mari.
gave uoti.s Of bill calling a convention
10 amend the Consultation pr this State
The bill provides for aa election TO bt
held in May next TO take the sense Of the
penple regarding convention. and il !,
iuajority favur convention. the Legisla.
tuse II directed TO authorize the election
ofthirty delegates aud Dix time Of meet
ioe. From slf ! can learn there is no prob
ability Of such bill passing during ID,
present session.
wishstsnding the Senate has kiie,
the bill repesling the tax on Building su.
Loan Associations. = meeting will be hsl,
THE evening for the purpose OF organising
sbs second association Of that chnrsctsr il
Dover. the 6rst one having met with un
psessdest success.
[coscLuDss N oua ssxr
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That Coiiiri.

cet'ain VIE men Astronomers ~ Ep.ltnf.'
have ti.roycfrd tllt thtt ,aWri. Which wA. iu
have aarkeI aur world sad r.. iuhali:aui. ia.
re n 'r.' .HHsuHl. ar3 ,l3n ., s.tl-'. t.l
~ - pt.r rliart ~ ih, -s}h r' lJ1 Nas,u,' cr.
.uA nAtntt 4t thUe. g..rahurrfs kn.n if
We riv. th. Ntil, itr.- 1T IND rWttipn t.r lhs
Hitufr ttueai &C certain ct.rrVnH auj u.IHT-
v toe r,irc, a.Is aNhsIt uu~it4u& .rt' sum-
met 'h- s.ft,t approach oi ih" great ''.'r"s-
rr - .t." f1r tn, pnrra4e ~ guict.ur 'ir Hi-
rr,A.tsons ~ - ruuus iadirs "hn mEy utP-
r,8 to tr fr'uruiss from che y III ur '''c-
Whs-e. 'ts' 'Hty wlt uuf terrified a. 'Ar 'i-
.e-.ase of he m % uaicr ac.en! Cou'u
fH aHcr % nn, Wa,h. la"y 900 s'f,ht
hut5au8-
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Local and State Affairs.
The Envelope system.

The Board 81 rrusrs ef he Forest rrss''y-
icria, rhu- ~ ~ io7n. AZ ihtir meeting
iasi wctk rrpalyef 20 adopt What i kno'n rs
ihc Euvel0ir SF.'sm fpF The purpose OF rails
iu. fHni' I" lstr Tie necessary expenses 81 Tic
riHtth. ;al - Sna,ay .a-i very r-np.tls called
nretine oi IN. congregation 0' -. church At
lie -. 90 ni-n. ~.rsir- md sulrtisl their
rc.olHtinn ior ih- confirmation or rejection 81
'hc rspp', Haht 4 Cochran. E.l we made
,h,.rl5n anil pr T y Glfi1 S-rrstar,
Afitr n - rir-rt ~ gi i-ei of me m,tti.e
ant ,daie discussion ~ meeting wA. ad ngrnri
AT! -HnAit u-N 40 iAr ela-. ~ ihe f.ii-i -iuut
,rftier, NJ tiir mofntn. 4 iU,i g-riius ~ hc
entire congregation +, ,uyctrilS ASKED fDr -nrltr
uess to :4., ~ matter jsto earnest eo1silcrs-
ffan
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01

The long list Of Public Sales which fills
ssr columns has unavoidably crowded ou,
several articles this week Among these
are the proceedings Of the meeting in the
ro~n Hall, yesterday. The attendance
at that meeting was not large, but it was
sui6cieu,ly strong 10 accomplish the object
for which it vas called We will publish
= full accoun, of the proceedings mex,
week
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PU BLIC 5 ALE
1'IlE subscriber will sell a, Public Sale, on
Monday, February 10, 1873,
AT Mt PLEASANT, DEL,
Two Head OF Horses.

a good Driving or Work norse. only years
old the other is good Mnr. : Good Mich
Cows ! iwo-rcar-oli Steer. fearling Calves,
ShoAis | Fan Reaper. Twin Harrow. cat-
va,urs PlnNs FORKS. Shorcls, Wagon, Peach
Basl ss. Harness. eridles and Collars, Grind
stone, Pork, Gades lot of Furniture, and other
things not mentioned. Aso, Is Acres Of Wheat
in the Ground.
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8 HEAD OF COWS.

Five OF 'Arm "lla ca#,os ~ their side SIX Of
them ut superior que.p. jn three !raa
Old e...ssa, Ban, ileli,gs u.cul uxSu,
good Ftsm Wagons. j tiur,c.ttrt, uH.tart.
kOcNaway Carriage, Germiuiown Wagon. \
lot OF Siusic ant pOatir llaruc,s, fiuw., Has.
roas, Cu.AsAturs, aud other fAfmia. Utensils.
CONDITIONS OF >ALE.-All sums under
So, Cash; over that amount ei /. ht month credit
@4il be ghen, purcg"ssF g,I.g tAnAAhlc nute
Mj,n aprtotcl ,ulUrsef, with interest from las
u $40.
lac 10 10 u. train from Wilmington will
reach he firm in time TOR the ,le nu,l return At
Ia IN the evening, giving Whining stuaians N
orrO, unity TO be pgcseni At ihe sale.
fcbl-ts JACOB RICHARDSON
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
One M.Coraiel Self-Rake Reaper,
TER s.:
A. RARE CHANCE

'r1 PURCHASE \ DESIRABLE FARM, corr
tasnln- t15 trros mere or les knewn as
ilr .5a.j Asep Place, ADJOINING tbr Pier
! .anse property. abi within h,l' mile Of Port
r,gH III" rlaee is beautifully situated IN ihc
delaware River and tie soil he ,ery hr,, for tho
cultivation .f the peach. or for trucking Tho
terms wal b. r,rV easy aud immediate possess ION
gwen The Improvements are Frame House
and stable, App! 10 MRS T. y ALRiClS,
Jan lS-am"s lur, Penn bel
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1 so:IlEL MARE.

fasss, Mod. ;,n tr4e, OH ggusaicci 20 igat
10 8 minutes hl- r4iiei it,, Ni3a.saliun .rae.
n = a. HisaIut tcs y fruums sae i. thor
0G- Ht! tgaatG 60 siu-zc or aruH.e aArac.,
..Ac. Mare. hase. a -H eAts o.i an rxce'-
t.It drawer ijsl i.3s<r Htug te4fs u.i. aauA
i.mii, ur tarm house. pair l.itee Bay Nal
niue t,.fs sd ! Weaan-szyd !.,r ~ Battb
a0y. aged eish. asd hns yr,rs Fesgccns,l.
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Glad

We arc pleased 10 lcitu tim, the operation af
removing thr lead ~ ,hc thigh bone performed
as nr Maxwell eleven weeks ago. his resulted
in Perfect ,,Fsess VI lleekMor,h " are ;uli,
has l,,n walking al ou; l.t- foom for Two wC,k,
tie wound being rut.gplt well
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sew Gniiains and Loan Asso.ia,iop.

An aliugrrri meeting of those favorable 10
or.auzingn New building ard i.uin As,oci,-
inn Wili be- heil in the oihce Ut J. " Cox & IiI1.
tins l>aiufdati ovcuin. Al cluca All Fcr,
sons L.yuaJiy are invited "a tc present.
q COX Secretary
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rrcs.n,n,,on.

afl.' @.-Is. e"..pean. .r .he " J. Sru-
3af .sah.al.ui iles ,,a.c. 3, tsr g, H- grrrm-
M.. l.#t. A"er tnr EuetEHtsrt tnf
r.art. arer DID, gshu.af. wia raWHrt
-s -r Na lti tppsert Re- Y
.a p,,..r ,t Sire ,aaaa o.. tat tl.
'.s.Et.. aui -#t1.ti., Ns .tuf.i '..- N.r .r
Haae C#e.r r' t. ~ti,iu ~laa. w.'i q
sara -tut. ,.iMr ur tA rDiln GrHH.
Ns- ui ratu, ar4 song t'.r r rs
fife Fl. s-, .tee # ifi - q l7at+i * ,a.
-, lts IT, gih wus ie'i'f '~s-f 90 'l
N.-. iIH-n f- Hrr prJIjrs c;'a. iu tag utr',c-
III leartmrni frs ; ra +. nat mtuou.W'.
ipr tsta ,i.r- taf. .'.p'# E fl t'" tua st rrlG-
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slt.ne.s,

Teyer since sc ctwt 10 Nli'yioSa % reside
n.age thlu eI.bi wears an, Lafr ~ hpgNn 4
time Is hrg 'Hg#r ~. i' taa6A a,v,Ft ess au"ss tu
tt= ta&n aaa ,riu'y 81 ltystHt Two os
rHr ..s arr now iFUg iii 8 r.=r rrtira
eH-sz.5 l..,., .u=. lA5pe ai+a5s Av uatea s-#l Fe
G 8 rUaaassia Boz fi .Hn HaH.s. .t.uE
H#ft .tta ifom town an '.'tatety tuu1.
LIS ts. trru Fieuus tHt set,.. Nt-..t @.ts
IsHHgf! ,.,U.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01

I sWniha 4 BSyd. lsse sssistsst Post-
raeose 4 Ceobsglsnd. Md. sss arrested
Y11asnoty, ~ ths charge Of ifvegulasi-
g r. -ek ottodats, nd tsken 10 Bslsi-
us0t ~ u6stsss bsssss : Usitsd States
non0iooleosS.
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u.nt,, arn vtn.ra,,,e tItinn

J I'm Morton. En- a'yl IA, H. residence. near
Warwick vi en tg.las last, .itii Inst. IN the
III Nrtv az t4Fs Hgv
Mr. Morton Vas au exception % the filc that
Aaers saAus seldom ,i,r laa- iu Tie saur place
~ ua- urt laarri,i sgeHg lis life and Lauly
d.ea In i.e saiaa house.
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.To,,, II. cot,c,,.

4 hHmher afeGy ,.'tg.us are riek1ti&.. 20
Hak5 ariau .etarr's 10 s4yr lii- ru,gea' gen =
me l.'Nsr oef h, rloqaeri lectures in ih,
y ti5ctaan ttad " = nufe thrir ,isfts VI, e
.ufse.s'd Ias a lc,iaIs 'fpm john j. Gr--a
Woa.i hca .f,ai Literary me.' 'u onr et.acGs.
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rlI.to, !, ,rr.ary.. i,nii Road.

Tile required amount Of stock having been
taken. the commissioner. Of this Il Il company
have called meeting Of Stockholders nj Eiktou.
ON Tuesday. 25;h inst. Ia elect q President and
Directors To serve until the sccCul Tuesday OF
January u.
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A Ase broke opt oa Front street. 10
D1il1bsa. Del. n 8. 30 "Wednesday evening.
brsuipg aereely Tor tiRee hours. A quar-
!. ~ Y ~ blosk vss srsssly damaged. The
esiaTs q ~ IL and loss j. pnknosn.
Middletown transcript., 1873-02-01
Death Of WA. r. Reed. u.c.

Wr e. gaI El t.5} u'''r'. ''r.c.in
SaAt.an. Us W.-H, fat l '... v,r1
a.r M~vs hr raa 4u II Ce-a' q
u,saN8rr- 81 ryr 81 .Ha ir yafau g.. aau.
Ar I- EsH IH.r nt'.-. an.a a.
.s4H, r l.. i.'- ..H. .gg frgs.
u..ns H i#eaao. E.
t.t.at'ttHr w6fs .nt g'0a ,aps .H0p
tata. ..or & ants u.i taH.e ar vsN
r#aa f.s ar'uH.. l... t. l
uH 80 .s a.H
,,.s E...l. rNa5t H..
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stoiiay t)sy

zaet.. H, ~s.a D,a ta ea >.rd Il
etsHf ~u ~# N=3 r.u aH Ht4tr
mn0..a4. wte. il auuuuDu.ihatt .unH' taa .u,a
fH tH5s il aH.s..5 .. i.l e.
misunderstanding tHs bad. -U. af ra'at
5a5t ns, un I'll, rro.a1 auI U. Wzht III HrE
r.teaul acp tNu aeH.. ot mafe Nai.b
if wat ptsg wya rtf,el Nagar ali ia
.A.u5, segss.. sas a3te..
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lt.int.,:-lEhn ON eoLr.

Diamond state ,.rrl ty Charts, N4rphr =
iIsHHlauisH stallion cir tr,it. gu; oi jams
! J,lals Harc Diamond Stu, wa.yA us.
.rulIrl N > =.
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Itnutef.

l ir- NsN Dt.''r
.Frta .. go. '.FaaH.t. v' t#e t.r.t
rH. 'mr sh +. a..t 81 'gr.,..gt d. .''
~ 5HH r,pt ua4F HH-. l.tt q tM-
atf N, = Fl rtfehat Sev 80. Hf,rc
4 t=,s.r .f ..tt.#t Ftr.- u#Hr. t4t.
confession &C.. 5=sr1a.- .HA .r =sz=,r .H,+
81 4tsI....a fsH as .rstt ,s atEa..
tt#a ad j lattt ttA
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Thursday, February 20, 10.
eyE FINN ERovNr,0psr.

Six wears of tteA hY E,, hi. Ha4ilion.aa.
aben sired s'r,Aief 4aI man, aiIer the hof.
SIS, aud maHh .a .tesa atstest eshse Dvaa-
Fs y Ihe H,ae ls UaaN #rHey, lHaH-
aukB,y teaa ragsget54 icr..ss 81 seuAo. tees
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r T. q VI n.

All sums under $50, Cash over that amount
n credit of months will be given. by the pur-
chaser giving Judgment note with approved Sc
eurity.
No goods TO be taken away until the terms are
complied with.
Sale to commence nj II o'clock. An.
Febl-2v WILLIAM DALE
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ArrERxoeS SESSION.

SENATE On motion Of Mr. Records. the
Joint resolution offered by Mr.. Watson.
and made special order Of business for
3 p. NJ. vas referred to . special com.
mittee u three, consisting Of Msssrs.
Reeoras, ysndegrih and Watson.
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'ilt s5t srtjisrs i8scr7H, . qei' farm rT.
l WITT sell ~ p4h#ir St'- au fire f,rin OF Il
H5Hs. nclr luAa.g'. pa.aw,rc "a
FRIDAY FEBRUARY a. is-a,
l..s cG'i.e -tac. ana tt1.iul utiHs.s. Consisting
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s'our Good Sevk and Dri,icg
N 0ssEEE,
-Four Niilcll Cows,

TERMs.-All sums OF s2l auA uuder vii 10
Gosh urer that amount. credit OF : months
viii he given, hf the purchaser .iyinga ueso;ia.
lie aoie = i,h approved cnlorscr. bearing inter-
80 itom The dale OF purchase
JAu25-is BENJAMIN T. GILL
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
a Pitiable Sight.

As we were passing through the wild
country about fifteen miles this side of
WavneshorO, one day last week, we met
with most pitiable sight. A man
named Summers was travelling from
Giles county to his farm in Haywood
county, i'm little one-hOrse w5gOn,
and with him were his wife and six lit
tie children. The man lost his right
arm at the hattie of Chickamauga, and
his wife was driving. The horse be-
came frightened and attempted to run
away. She started to jump out to take
hold of the brittle, but fell down under
the horse. Ii kicked her ON the arm,
the rough iron shoe striking her just
below the elbow joint, and literally
crushing il to pieces. After encounter
ing many difficulties they succeeded IN
getting her to a hOuse-Mrs. McBrides
and put her down upon the front por-
tico, from which position she could not
move, and had to lie there on the hard
floor all night. Her six little children
all slept near her on a blanket, while
the anxious and distressed father and
husband watched over them all. There
was no surgeon in ten miles of the
place, and one could not be obtained
until noon the next day. With the
homes of her arm all crushed; tired and
hapgered with the days travel; writh-
ing in excrueiating pains; lying upon
hard floor; with her wounds undressed
and arms unset; with her little chill
dred around her hungry, alarmed and
uncared for; her husband manned,
HELPLESS, and without a dollar; IA hum
dred and thirty miles from nome; a
stranger in a wilderness country; horse
crippled and not able to travel-who
can imagine a condition more deplora-
BILE? And, yet, with all this she neither
murmured nor complained.-C Columbia
H,rdId, Sent. 9Th.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, The solemn messenger of
Death has again alarmed our outer
door and removed from our midst our
beloved brother, THOMAS B. DAILY, to
the celestial Lodge above. Therefore
be it
RESOLVED, list, That in the death of
brother DAILY Pettusville Lodge has
lost one her brightest ornaments, his
family an affectiOnate husband and fa-
Their, the community one of its best citl-
zens, and the Methodist Church South
one OF her most devoted members
ResOlued, I'd, That we wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, Sd, That while we tender to
the family of brother DAILY our heart
felt sympathy, we would remind them
of the sweet hope they have of re-
union with their loved one in the Para
disc of God above.
Resosved, 4th, That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of the
Lodge. and that the Worshipftll Master
be authorized to have them published
in the Pulaski CITIZEN and Athens
Past, and thar he furnish his family
with a copy Of the same.
W. r. HASsERD, JRsl
w W. PHILLIPS, Com.
JAMES BROWN,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
- Nc were Shown some mleroscop-

r. We were shown some micrOscop-
io views the other day. The micro
scope looked like a section of one of The
''new issue opening and shutting fish
ing poles, and the views were little un-
nakedey odlydiscernible fly specks on a
little slip of glass. Tie first act was
announced as a view Of a spiders
mouth. We took off our hat and shut
one eye and peeped in, but instead of
seeing CHASTITY, gluttenously looking
cavern with teeth like staked and ri
dered fence we saw one of the most
beautiful landscapes we ever beheld.
The scene seemed to be taken from the
iunlges of A lIica, as the labarinthian
mass of tangled underbrush and matted
vines appeared to our view. The next
act was announced as the tongue of a
fly. We looked again and beheld evil
IDENTIFY conglomerated mass OF railroad
wood-piles, all mixed up with beef liv-
ers and smeared with blood. We were
invited to look again, but we decided
that they couldn't fool us that way
again. We'd been to Jonesboro and
knew "a spiders mouth from harricane
and a fly's tongue from cord of wood.
we noticed some of the mutton-heads
laugh then. but we didn't know till yes
terday that we had been looking
through piece of gas pipe into con-
cave mirror and that the spiders mouth
was our head and the fly's tongue our
nose
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18

% A man named Elisha Farrer, ia
williamson county, was bitten by
maddog twenty-five years ago.. DIR.
Brock, distinguished physician q the
vicinity, was called in, and remained
with the patient al day aua until y
O'Clock that night. The doctor then
went home, and, wishing to rise pre-
cisely at sunrise for some purpose, he
consulted his almanac to see ut what
hour that lumiuaIy made his debut over
tile eastern hills. lie opened the alma
nae 70 the month, and the FIRST thing he
saw was "a receipt for the prevention of
hydrophobia The fu,ling OF the re-
ceipt seemed miraculous and the doctor
determined to try it, and the man yet
lives to prove its efficacy. Sir. Ed
wards, who lives on Little Shoal creek,
furnished us these facts, together with
the receipt, because Of the prevalence
and dread of maddogs, and vouches for
the truth of the above statements, as
having come under his personal obser-
walton. The receipt is simple and can
result in no harm, as other preveRtives
can be used at the same time. The bite
of maddog produces two little white
knots under the tongue of the person
bitten, and the remedy is simply to cut
these ont and battle the patient OCCASION
ally the next twenty-four hours in tub
of salt water.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
rHE BARBECUE.
4 Large Crowd and a Large
Time.

Our special reporter at Aspen Hill
lasl Friday furnishes US the details Of
the Grand Odd Fellows Barbecue given
by sle different Lodges OF Giles county.
About a thousand people were congre-
gated from the different sections OF tine
county, and the barbecue was well
served and plentiful. A large number
Of our citizens went down, accompanied
By the Pulaski Cornet Band. The
whole crowd had assembled and about
y o'clock the procession left the N. E.
Church to a beautiful grove on Rich
faad creek in the following order: The
Pulaski Cornet Band: .. II. Parsons,
CHIEF Marshal r. r. Reed, Assistant
Marshall Pulaski Lodge No. u: Pros
peet Lodge No. 169 Minor Hill Lodge
No. i7s: Lynnville Lodge No. "A. Day
Lodge The following officers then took
their seats on the speaker's stand j. K.
Harwel, Grand Sec'y OF the Grand
Lodge of Tennessee; d. II. Parsons, d.
Dep; }. w. DYER, c. Z. Giles En-
campment No. 81; r. K. Reed, p. G. of
Prospect Lodge No. 169; DR.. J. c. Rob
erts, z. c. p Giles Encampment No.
81; Geo. W. Taylor, n. 9. Culleoka
Lodge No. -; F. Smithson, n. g.
Minor Hill Lodge No. I7s; Rev. w. II.
Hughes, Chaplain. The Order was
called up by the Chief Marshal and the
opening ode was sung by the fraternity,
alter which an appropriate prayer was
made by the Chaplain. Geo. W. Tay-
Tor, of Culieoka, was then introduced
By +. c., Reed, and delivered an elO-
quent address upon Odd Fellowship Of
about an hours length. G. 5. Har-
well was then introduced by p. G., Z.
r. Reed, and edited the assemblage
with a spirited and timely address of
about an hours length. After the
speeches dinner was announced, and
the ladies were requested to 1partlke
first of the feast spread by the bonnie
Gus citizens of that neighborhood, after
which the gentlemen were invited to
''go in and it is needless to say that
they trent. Everything passed off pleas
antly and quietly and the utmost good
humor prevailed. A large number of
ladies were in attendance, adding by
their presence a peculiar charm to the
occasion, already of such vast interest.
The Pulaski Cornet Band gave entire
satisfaction and received many high
compliments. The occasion will long
be remembe red by those who partici-
pated on account of the pleasantness
that characterized the proceedings, and
it will give another impetus 60 the
good work being accomplished through
out the land by the noble Order under
whose auspices it was instigated and
conducted.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-09-18
PULAsKI MARKErs.
Corrected Every week.
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