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MARRIAGES..

Married. on Thursday, December l i; 1912 al
the First Presbyterian church, by the . KEY Hn, y T.
Preston, WILLIAM a. walsh 10 Cni, ,s 81 ESQ
both of this city. r b.. VI. -.". ...r
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What can be more enjoyable thc.n fine ClGhR
after a good christmas dinner2 6CHEN has inc
largest and best stocksof = o.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
IN tbe city. He has also In store choice Supply OF
th,. most celebrated brands OF SMOKING anu
IjUEWING TOBACCOS. -
Meerschaum Goods OF all descriptions; Cigar
cases and Manila Cherottes; In deed, every article
usually found III atst-cass establishment.
Tten smoke and think ON Heifelburg aud me,
Where cigars grow on every ute: Z %" 'E.
Were brooks run beer, tobacco grows In groves.
eli meet and smoke, and drink to former loves!
( Il. !,7-2I t%+ - s." .'
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"Heap on more wood! tho WIND Ia chill,
But let II whistle as 1t Will,
Wen keep OUT Christmas merry still"
UTOODHOUSE & PARHAM

JXIOODHOUSE & PARHAM -
offer mauy elegant and appropriate things for
Christmas and New-Year's gifts, among which
may be found
sLPERBLY ILL sTRATED WORKS OF ART,
STANDARD AUTHORS, in fresh and attractive
BINDINGS: ~
THE FAyORITE POETS-1lilton. Shakespeare,
Byron, Burns, Scott, Moore, Pope, Cowger,
Tennyson, Mrs Hemans, Mrs. Browning, &C.,
&c,-yarious edlious IN beautiful bindings.
BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKS. and lIYMN-BOOhS,
from the cheapest 10 the most elegant;
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS great1ariety;
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS ofY0pter nachte,
rosewood walnut. leather, and other styles
Elegant POCKET BOOKS and PORTE-MOSA
Of kussia-leather. morocco, and calf-skin;
LADIES WORK-BOSES and LEATHER BAGS,
GOLD PENS, ,of the best Of n akers.
PENCIL CASES. some very beautiful;
PRETTY CHROMOS-framed:
PUCKET-KNlyES, PER.FcLDERS,
WRISTBANDS, PEN-W1PERS.
ALPHABET and BUILDING BLOCKS,
CHILDREN'S BOOkS-an immense collection.
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ME- TO THE PUBLIC.
~ pRAT"rS ASTRAL OIL.

Me- PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe Perfectly oderless. Always uul-
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
In any lamp without danger Of exploding or taking
lire. Manufactured expressly TO displace the use
volatile and dangerous oils. It's safety under every
possible test and it. perfect burning qualities, are
proved by its continued use IN over 100000 fami-
lies Millions of gallons have been sold and no ac
cdcnt-directly or indrecty-nas ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale ut retail Ivy the trade generally, and ut
Wholesale by the proprletors. CHARLES PRATT
& CO., / O3 Fulton street. New York.
uc 7.dSw6m
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dc q-tDe2J
SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR CHIL.
-
DREN WITH CARE.

SELECT BOOKS FOR YOUR Chill.
DREN WITH CARE.
AMERICAN BOYS BOOK OF SPORTS AND
GAMES, $3.50:
ARABIAN NIGHTS, $3.50;
ROBINSON CRuSOE, II 80;
GRIMM'o HOME STORIES, $l.25;
ANDEkSON'S FAIRY TALES, Sl.2o;
CHILD'S own BOOK OF FAIRY TALES, 500
Illustrations Sl.75;
TURNING OF THE TIDE tncwh sl.25;
Swiss FAMILY RoBINsON. $3.50;
G GiiSSs GERMAN P6PtjIIH ar TALES, $3.50:
PlLGkIM's PROGRESS, $3.50; ,,,
\ JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF TIE
NAPonf On On AND HIS stARsHALs, $3.50;
G0KlLLA-HCSTERS.b by BALLENTYNE, s1.25 !;
WILD MEN OF THE VEST. l.26
4 HISTORY OF WOSDERFUL INVENTIONS,
BIEDiiE AND HIS FAIRY FRIENDS, 81;
CHRISTMAS FAIRIES, ii .25;'
kHuDA THORNTON new, $3.50;
LUTTlE EANFS tnew}. $3.50; =
CHlLuRkS'S SAYINGS, 81:
FOX'S BOOK OF MARTYRS. 1928;
THE DAUGHTERS OWN BOOK, 80c.;
MAYNE REDS BOOKS FOR BOYS tcach),
DU NCIIAlLLU's BOOKS FOR BOYS teach),
Any OF the above sent by mail, post paid, on re-
ctipt OF the price by j. L. ELLiSUN,
Bookseller aud Statl0ncr,
d. 9-tIlc25 No. l112 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- SACRIFICE. SACRIFICE!
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
~t...' NEW GOODS,
AT TIE GREAT CLOSING
f. .7" OUT AUCTION SALES
AND OF
TIE PANIC-STRICKEN MERCHANTS
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NhKISTMAS CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKES
PANIC PRICES! PANIC PRICES! -r
PANIC PRICES.

The largest and finest assortment Of
PLAIN, FANCY, AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES
ever offered In this city can be found at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Plain Cskes of all kinds: Fancy Cakes In endless
variety Iced aud Ornamental Cakes-tnc nratest
ever offer ed IN this city,
Confccti6serS and retail dealers would do we'll 70
give me q call before purchasing their Christmas
Cakes. Fa mily cakes baked, iced, aud ornamented.
All perst ys are cordially invited TO give me call
before Looking elsewhere.
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
de l5-lw No. TOT Main street.
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GOOD THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
G. G. THOMPSON,
FAMILY G R e Z Il,
10. oIe MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SECoED AID
THIRD,
has on hand fresh supply Of
Atmore's Mince- Meat-the best out;
New York Champagne Cider, Currants. Cttron,
Almonds English Walnuts, l'ecaus, Palmnuts,
Italian Naccaroni, Buckwhcat, Gelatine.
Prime Butter, Jamaica Hum. Sherry Wine,
English Pickles, Fire Crackers,
Finest Gunpcyyder Tea, Chewing and Smoking To-
baccoe; in fact, everything kept IN Il irst-clsss
grocery. de 15-lw
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MAIN STREET. 1921.

1901 MAIN STREET. 1921.
CHRIS ST M A GOODS.
NEW LAiER-RAISISs,
FINE LONDON LAYER und
MCSCATEL RAIsISs,
CHOICE SCLTANA RAISIS5,
PRIME CITgoS,
CURRAETS of best quality,
FINE FIGS and DATES,
ALMONDS, NUTS, and CocoA.S
PURE CANDIES, both French and plain;
CHOCOLATE aud WALNUT CANDY.
CAKES Of every description,
CANDY TOYS and FIREWORKS
IN unsurpassed variety, aud at low prices, at
4. CAPPEL & CO.'S,
Confectioners.
1921 Main street. 1921
de IL
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CARPETINGs, OIL.CLOTHs, dc.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-The books of the
~ re-assessment of the real estate for The city of
Richmond Will be open for inspection at the COun-
ell chamber room, over the Masonic Academy. on
Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets north side,
from tue 9Th 10 Esd December, S73, inclusive
from 10 u T.. NJ. WILLIAM II. LYME,
n. NJ. LEE,
j. IL. SHIELDS,
Us ASST Commissioners.
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NHRlSTMAS PRESENTS, &c.

THRlSTMAS PRESENTS, &c.
7. r. PRICE & co. haya opened new supplies oil
CLOAKS and WRAPPISGS;
Elegant stock STRIPED and FANCY SHAWLS:
HANDKERCHIEFS.
In boxes, for ladies aud gentlemen;
GLOVES In great variety,
LACE and MUSLIN SETS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
HEMSTITCHED and LIN EN-CAMBRiC HAND.
KERCHIEFS,
SOCkS,
SUSPENDERS.
delO CRAVATS, &c, 81.
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DUBLlC TEMPERANCE MEErlNG.--
L temperance meeting, under the auspices Of
Crystal Trmpla IF Honor and Temperance. will lie
held at Union Station Methodist Episcopal church.
corner of Twenty fourth and streets. Union Hill,
on TIL uRSDAY EVENING, 18th of december,
1873, at haf-past O'Clock.
Speeches will be delivered by Rev. H. G: CHEA'
THAN. the pastor Of the church; Rev. Il. II. Null.
LEN, and Major y. c. CARRINGToN.
The choir OF the church will entertain the meet
Ing by singing several very pretty temperance udcs
The menners OF Undine Temple and all others
interested In the cause arc respectfully invited to
be present on the occasion. dc lT-2t
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MEETINGS..

MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN,-~A
iend csed meeting of Your Lodge at Wash VN
furtou Ifall. on Broad between Ninth ana ifnat
STREETS THIS wednesday, EFESlNG al n rioT
for work, Members of sister lodges anu lTaos i
brethren in good standing are fratcrnaly Invited
By order Of the ". NJ. rpv1T
- - .turN
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cpEC1AL ANNOUNCEMENT

VI - It.s- p Etf.t#Fs ~
FOR NE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
a,. CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
have now on hand and will this week daily receive
many CHEAP yet handsome aud useful
articles suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
such as 't ".f -~
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S INITIAL HAND
KERCHTEFS,
HEM-sTITCHED HANDkERCHIEFS, In fancy
boxes;
MISSES and YOUTHS HEMsTITCHED, colorcd
borders;
MISSES KID and other GLOVES,
KID GLOVES In all Sizes styles, and qualities;
RUFFs, FRILLINGs, COLLARS aud CUFFS, in
LADIES Es aud aud iGENTLEMEN's sCARFs, TIES.
and CRhVATS, full stock;
BELTS. BELT-BUCKLES, SHAWL and VEIL
PINS, with many other novelties suited for the
season, .- s.s. -,
Being aware Of the scarcity OF money they Will
sell the above, with their entire stock Of
DRY GOODS, -'., ..'-
at rems rkabIy low prices .a s. dc 10
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VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 9, l.. MLA
Y OFP.-Thc members Of this Lodge Elsa
are requested 10 attend meeting at hal! e II
corner Of Ninth and Broad streets THIS (SSz.S:-]
"wednesday EVENING al s O'Clock, Tor Ss.sssY
the purpose of dill and business. viz
Bv order of the Drillmastcr. de 11-lfr
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GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING
PIzZIEl'S CONFECTIONERY,
sO7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

P!zzINl's CONFECTIONERY,
sO7 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND. Va.
Itake pleasure In announcing to my friends and
the public generally that Notwithstanding the
PANIC, RUMURS OF WAR. &C.,
Santa Claus will make his ann,sI rounds, and his
HEADQUARTERS, So7 BROAD STREET,
will. as usual, lie prepared with large and raItci
stock Of
CANDIES, BOZ, goNs, e iSP1s TOYS
CRYSrALIZED FRUITS,
FRUITS. Glaze, &C.,
which ON SATURDAY, December -. WI ut
spread On my counters for their Inspection shu p,h
chase Every customer shall be promptly Ssiha
on, and supplied with The best goods the narsr;
affords at Ms Low PRICES as pure, anaduItefs'ed
goods can be sold for.
No common or impure goods will be oaerea' OUT
THE BEST, PURE SUGAR CANDIES
will he sold at such rates IS were considered dlit
cheap before the high prices since the war were
known.
TO HoCsEKEErERs offer beautiful
NEW RAIslNs.
CURRASTs,
ALMONDS,
NUTS, and Figs.
To- YOUNG MEN offer an elegant anu warren a.
Fanny SILK, SATIN, AND STRAW Bon
BON BONES
Of my own importation, which will make 4 mr.
elegant aud acceptable present 10 their lazy i'ehas,
and such present rs cannot De bad ~ al! o'ne'
establishment In this city. ,,,,
TO YOUNG MISSES l oder large aad benuth'u
stock OF
IMPORTED WAX DOLLS,
TALKING DOLLs. and
DOLLS IN CARRIAGES,
which, although they have been exposed ioS So
only a few days, ARE RAPIDLY DiSaffchn-
ING, for their beauty Is almost IreslSueie'
To THE BOYS offer
FIREWORKS,
FlRE-CRAIkERS, NJ
TORPEDOES, aud
CANNUN-CkACkERS
at PANIC PRICES. guarantee all OF them - ~
of A No. quality. . ,i ,,,,
Then, come one, come all. Look II you WY w..
buy. You are welcome, and should you otsitt W.
purchase ne Will see that you are psaSI WIN 'ou'
bargains. ANDREW n.L1lSi3, s,rsc,
snnf ueT-
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II j. REILLY, No. 1871 MAIN STREET,
II CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH.

\ CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH'
LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
at prices to suit the times.
Old JAMAICA, ST. CROIx, and NEW ENG
Pure old medicinal FRENCH BRANDY.
PORT and SHERRY WINES,
Old NECTAR, CABINET, and all other popular
pur piH UipEK' soDA-WATER, GINGER ALE,
CATAWBA and COUKING-WINES.
Sole agent for CLAGGETT'S ALE and POR.
TER, warranted the very best made III the united
States. f,.@ 49,
Remember, corner of Eighteenth and Main.
A'S~N' 49, de 6-1w
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u YSHRIsrMAs SNORING
THE HoL1DAYs AZ eroRaE soHGN's'
CORNER OF, ~@AM AID ELEVENTH STREETS.
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TOR DECEMBER, CHRISTMAS, AND
SEW-YEAR.

SEW-YEAR.
T.R. PRICE & co. are adding many new and
beautiful goods to their stock, just bought In The
northern markets.
Great Jobs In DRESS and other GOODS.
BLACK GRoS.GRAIS and BONNET SILKS.
SAVY-BLCE, ELEPHAST-BREATH. ayd other
new shades PorLINS and CACHEMERES:
DRESS GOODS lgreat reductionsl, %, 30, and
35c;
Noun Ming GOODS, many new styEcs-GRo Dg
ZURICH, IMPERATRICE. HEREATTAs, Mo-
HAIRS, CAMEL s. HAIR, &C.;
GRAPE Wells, COLLARS and TIES
lad eS' SHIRTS and DRAWERS all Nos,
VELHETEESS, TwILLED SILKS, and VELoCRS:
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES, LINED GLOVES. &c.
DOMEsTICS at very lowest rates, SC. nc 10
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.-The EA
IN members of HINES LODGE; No. EHRA
IL KNIGHTS OF PYTIIlAS, VIII at g7J
fond = called meeting of the Lodge at (SSaaS1
Pvtiiau Hail TODAY III 2 O'Clock L. \SSSy
NJ, 10 pay the last sad tribute , Of respect Isrn
Members Of sister lodges and visiting brethren are
Invited TO be present. BY order OF The C;G,,,,
do171tH keeuer of Records AMI Seal.
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Goors SLAUGHTERED EVERYWHERE!
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IIILpREN'S ANIMALS FOR 1873.

IHILUREN'S ANIMALS FOR 1873.
CuATTER-BoX. New volume for 1878. $3.50.
LITTLE FOLKS for 1873. 81 so.
SUNDAY READING FOR THE YoUNo. 100.
CnILpRES.s FRIEND for 1873. 70c.
INFANTS MAGAZINE for 1873. Toe.
NURSERY for 1873. $3.50.
The above are all bound la attractive board covers,
and will be sent by mail postpaid 10 any address
on receipt of the price by j. L. ELLYSON,
de lS-fDc26 IL 12 Main Strtx [.
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IL prepared 10 sell ut extraordinary low pfirS. "
sui, the times and quality Of goods SodsreespeSiN'
Hair Jeweiry, Iliusiye Wigs, Bouquets stu
Wreaths made to order, and guarantee The geous "
be IS recon- uieuded In addition TO this niie I'LL
from Paris aud London, Ornaments FOR thr hs aI
Opera. Fans: Work, Glove, Jeaelry. aud Perla'nei
Boxes. Also, the best quality ~ PeriameFS a"'
Toilet Articles. ,,
ErizzinE, Pinking. Cr!mping. and Infh .eS,
Irons, &c, &c. and In general every SrSs aesr "
In frst-class hair establishment. when ! pu uha
the very lowest prices as 6lS. VI D, anu u n III
street, between sixth and seventh. &c l.-t1sI -
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TIE rANIC-sTRICKEN MERCHANTS
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-09
NTortnIity in Cities.

Last year the morality was precisely
equal IN New Orleans and Boston, being
30 per 1000 inhabitants In both. The
morality in Halaiax, Nova Scotia was
81 per 1000. Savannah, with its hot eli
mate, though built upon a low lying
coast, and surrounded hy pestiltntlal
swamps and rice-tlells, Is as favorable to
lite rs Florence, more favorable than
Montreal, an very far more favorable
than Prague, or even, strange rs IL NAV
sound, than Munic. The mortality i'm
savannah ana Florence was 30 per 900 ;
In Munich IL was as high as 81 per 600.
Again, the rate IN New York and Berlin
was exactly equal, and in both Il was
disgaeelully high from the same cause
absence OF the most elementary sani-
tary precautions. While in London,
the most populous city in the world. and
certaidly not the hest managed, the NOR
tally was no more than 81 per l, 900, In
Berlin and New York It reached 80 per
1000. Yet In New York, lying in the
temperate zone, girt by water aud washed
by the fresh sea, ought ca be far more
healthy than low-lying London on the
sluggish Thames.
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For the CITIZEN.
Threads of Fate.


Mrs. L. r. Messenger, of Arkansas,
Is the author Of the above named book
of poems, recently issued in Philadel-
pIia.
The poem is remarkable for the SPLEEN
dor Of many of its thoughts and images,
and is full of merit and instinct with
high genius Despite the materialism of
the age, and the unfavorableness of the
times, we urge a liberal patronage for
this work of our young aspirant and la
bOrer in the literary field. Ii is quite
time the South and this whole country
should foster, develop and encourage its
rising geniuses.
Threads Of Fate Is com posed of fI-
gitive and narrative poems, many never
before in print, and written az intervals
during the past twelve years. OF the mer-
its of many of these GEORGE ID. PREM
TICE wrote Just before his retirement
from public life, that, they were ''fuil of
merit aud nearly faultless." Some of
these poems appearing tor the first time
i'm the Louisville Journal.
we urge all lovers of Literature, and
especially such as synpathize in the sue
cess of a deserving Southern woman, to
subscribe at once Tor this charming
book.
We have not space to quote, bat would
mention among the brilliant gems that
are perfectly exquisite, "a Child watch
ing the SHOW" "Denial," SPAIN"
9ThIHe Eyes," is forcibIe, pithy, and full
OF the sparkle of poetry. Emporium
ing with its dark Imagination, and
weird imagery, is perfect.
Note the solemn pathOs in 'Sher-
wood, one of her narrative pieces-in
her description of Antoine:
''Far away and below
All pleasures of life, and the tides OF
its woe,
The glory and grandeur and fame of the
years,
She heard the soft fall of humanity's
tears;
And her heart leaped IN faith, and in
hope to the cries
OF dark human woe and her days
were replies
! To its call and to work for the soul cen
In strife,
And the right and the true, was the
sole aim of her life"
There are many beautiful thoughts to
! beguile us from solitude Gin the years 50
bleak, measured by woe"-but we have
not time and space to quote, and analyse
| this book more completely.
EsTELLE VEHsE.
p. S. Those desiring the Poem will
| please leave their name with Mr., Ran
| kim V.
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In ChanoerY at Pulaski.

SEPTEMBEk RULES. 1873.
J. l.. Nelson vs.. James T. HeKissack 6 9TH
ers.
N THIS cause it appearing TO the satisiac
Ition OF the Clerk and Master frOm the bill
fled which is sworn to, that the defendants,
GeerRe b Peters and jesse u. Peters, are
non-residents of the State Of Tennessee, 10
that the ordinary process Of this Court can
not be served on them. On motion IL il
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four weeks in succession in the Pulaski
Citizen" newspaper published in tn tC wn
OF Pulaski, in said state. requiring the said
defendants TO be and appear on the first day
of the next term Of the Chancery Curt TO
be held for the county Of Giles, at the Court
House in ulaski, on the Sd Monday ia Feb
ruaTy next, and answer COMPLIMENTS Bill
or the same will be taken for con tossed a. TO
them and set for bearing ex-parte-
Oct I'd Az. J. b. STACY, c. q n.
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Tic Jnckson Courier.

Col. w. w. Gates, lately connected
with the Jackson Wing and Tribune, and
pioneer in West Tennessee Journal
lem, associated with w r.. Handy, Esq,
late of the Union Cily Courier, has COM
menced the publication of a new paper
at jackson, called the Jackson Courier,
the initial number of which Is before
us. IL Is really refreshing to the eye of
printer to survey its neat pages, and to
the mind of the reader 10 sean its well
filed columns. We predict for the Cou-
rier brilliant and successful career
under the control of its veteran senior,
aided by his vigorous young associate.
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Thursday, October %. 1873,
Chancerv Sale q Land.

Jno- Ezell ct al VS.. Lavinia {. Ezeli.
PURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery
Court at Pulaski, for Giles county,
Tenn, in the above cause, I will, on
Friday, October eth, 1878,
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder at
the late residence of Lamaek W. Ezell, deed
on q credit OF one and two years, with inter-
est from date, Except u cash payment of 5
per cent?, the remainder of the lands of the
estate of said Lamack W. Ezell after laying
OF dover TO the widow, containing about
800 acres, Twill be sold in lots from about IS
70 rs acres }. situated in the ilth civil dis
tfiet of Giles county, on the waters of Pigeon
RoOst Creek. Also at he same time and
place al uDOn same terms, 1917 acTes of
land in Lawrence county, in Range 8, Section
s, on the waters of Sugar Creek. Notes with
good security required and liens retained on
each lot until the purchase money Is paid.
These lands embrace some of the finest tim
bered lands in the county. Psrsons wishing
to examine said lands can do so by calling on
Mr.. Ezell at the lsto residence of said Lamaek
W. Ezell, decd Sale to commence st q o.
clock N. [se25l J. B. STACY, C, 81 NJ.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. LIST, 1877:


ED. CITIZEN. DEAR SIR IL seEd you
a letter taken from the Memphis Appeal
in regard to the NJ. & X. X. r., and the
mineral wealth of the country, which
hope yOu will publish in the CITIZEN.
We have an appointment at Pulaski on
Saturday, the LIST of November for
RAILROAD speaking. l hope you viii aid
us in getting large crowd. The finan-
cial disasters do not dampen our ardOr
or our confidence IN regard TO the Mem
phis and Knoxville road. In fact this
panic shows that we should build cheap
er roads and not borrow so much money.
The people themselves can and are
building this road. We will get it l hope
to Wayne Furnace next Spring. Our
survey will commence at Clifton, Oct.
18th. We hope to have a large audi
enCe in Pulaski the first Saturday in
November. Very Truly, yours,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-09
Food as NIedicine.

DR.. Hall relates of man who was
cured of his hilliousuess by going with
out his supper and drinking freely of
lemonade. Every morning, says the
doctor, this patient arose with n WON
derful sense OF rest and refrrshment,
and "A feeling ms though the blood had
been Literally washed, cleansed and
cooled by the lemonade and the fast.
His theory Is that food will be used as a
remedy for mmy discusses successfully.
As an instance he cures cases of splitting
blood by the use of salt, epilepsy and
yellow fever by watarmelOns Kidney
Affections by celery; poison, olive or
sweet oil erysipelas, pounded cranber-
ries applied To che parts affected; hy-
drOphohia, onions, etc. So the way TO
keep ia good health is really to know
what To eat-nOt 20 know what medi-
cine In take.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-10-09

Girls are marvcls of beauty and won
derfully made. Though fashioned by
the hands of the Creator, they are
shaped by dress-makers and millinerS.
II takes exactly two hundred and eleven
pounds OF flesh aud blood, thirty-two
yards OF dress material, ninety seven
yards OF yellow ribon, twelve pounds OF
cotton, twenty-tour copies of the Coach,
sixteen feet OF hOrse-hair, thirty-,hree
Ou"ces OF flour, two boxes Of red paint,
and a bottle of night blooming serious
ness to prepare the average Rocky
mountain girl fer church. They know
less In an hour, and can tell more In a
minute, than any other person on earth.
--C0lorado Coach.