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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

VALUABLE
Lands and Town Property
EOR SALEg

DETERMINED to get ont Of debt and
- change my haze Of operations, offer for
sale zoo acres of land, 50 miles west of Pu-
laski, ] = miles Of Wales Station wei adapt
ed 20 raising corn, cotton, wheat end grass
es 400 acres open land now in cultivation,
700 in clover, fne blue grass, hefds grass and
timothy msadows, good frame ut-houses,
tine spring of lasting water, also iiue eistorn,
healthy location, convenient 10 churches.
Fine orchard some 1000 apple and peach
trees, from and % ? years old, fne variety
Of small fruits. Fencing of stone and chest
nut rails. Can be made orr 81 the best stock
farms in the State. VIII be sold fer one
third cash, balance in one and two years,
with interest, Possession given lst Janua-
~, 1878.
1 also offer for sale 40 acres open land ad-
Joining the corporation eff Pulaski, good
frame house, story and a halt four rooms
and hall; also some 40 or so acres, my
present residence, inclosed almost entirely
with rock fence, frame buildlng. looms.
with hall, good out houses, fine cistern.
Also, one house and lot on square In Pu-
laski, best stand IN town for business. and
the best house large and roomy. 165 feet in
length, two stories, fine cellar; have stored
last season ger 1000 bales cotton in the
basement.
Ali the above win be sold at a bargain,
as l wish to sell Gail and see me, or ad-
dress me at Pulaski, Tenn.
MESA !. T. MoKISSACK.
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The Concert.

The Concert given by the pupils of
Miss Samuels' music class of Martin Fe-
male College last Thursday night at
Antoinette Hail was the means of as
sembling very large audience of the
appreciative people of Pulaski in that
spacious building. The music by the
pupils gave evidence of superior tact
and method of training on the part of
their teacher, some of them exhibiting
superior skill in performance upon the
piano, and the whole class exhibiting
the great accuracy they had been taught
to maintain in the rendition of choruses.
s.L.aila, an Operetta," was beautifully
rendered, and several of the solos, DUETS
and trios were faultless. The concert
was a complete success, and was in
keeping with the other exercises of the
College.
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Can ON MAI. Matthews.

The Lawrence Journal of last week
contained a call on Maj. Frank Mat
thews of Pulaski to be candidate for
the nomination for Congress from this
district 1t pays handsome and meF-
tied compliment to the Major, and as
serts emphatically that he is the choice
of the people of Lawrence. 1t is
claimed that Maj. Matthews can carry
all the lower counties, and we are salts
fed chat if he has no opponent in Giles
he can carry the county by a decided
majority. Maj. Matthews is man Of
ability and would make US a good rep-
resentatiyc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

rs There was some difference OF
opinion among our people eve mean
democrats and conservative, of course,
for there are very few white radicals
now as to the necessity of a convention,
but none as to the necessity of defeat
ing the social equality party. There is
vet some difference as to the expediency
and necessity of said convention, but all
are united upon the one idea that we
must defeat the negro party. Some
thought we could best do this without
making nominations. We thought diff
ferently, and advocated the convention.
We had no AK to grind and had no mo-
tive higher or lower than the promotion
of harmony aud the concentration of
our entire strength against the party
which seeks to thrust social equality up
on us. The convention was held. 1t
has been universally pronounced fair
one. And now the question is, shall
I we unitedly support the nominees? We
cannot see how the advocates OF con-
vention can do otherwise, and be con-
sistent. The independent candidates
are clever and popular men we admit,
and we1 qualified TO fill the offices they
seek, and we know they would not will
/ lingiy see radicalism predominant in the
county and State. Some of them even
/ received very lattering votes in the con-
ventlon, Notwithstanding they were not
before it for the nominations, yet they
must know that even those who support
ed them then viii support the nominees
at the election. They are bound TO dc
il. Had either or amy of them been the
choice Of the convention, we and The
people would have gladly supported
them; yet, reluctantly though we dis
card some of them, We feel it our duty
20 concentrate upon the men selected by
. tho convention.
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There was a little county,

There was little county,
Its name was Giles,
Prethest little county you ever did see
And it rained all winter,
And it rained all spring,
And the oldest Giles cOuntian never
saw such a thing;
And it rained all night,
And it rained all day,
And it didn't quit raining 'till the LIST
day of May;
And then it stopped short
And hasn't rained since then,
And it really don't seem that it viii ev-
eT rain again,
And the green grass parched to crisp
all around,
And the green grass parched all around
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% the Citizens of GfIcs.

1t being suggested that some who
We're in attendance on the county con
vention recently assembled in Pulaski
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the various county offices were
Impressed with the idea that II. II. a v
NETT had submitted his claims to such
convention, and agreed to abide its decis-
Ion,in order that nc injustice may be done
we would state that we did not under
stand him as submitting. He simply
stated that he was a candidate before
the people for reelection, and would
cheerfully abide their decision.
Very Respectfully,
l.. d. MCCORD,
Sec'ty of Conn.
CARSON p. REED,
d. =. VAUGHN,
w. L. WELLS.
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Nnticr.

bore viii Doe a meeting Of the stock
H- of the Tennessee River Iron
Naal.acturing Company at Pulas-
a Friday, the 29th of June, 1874,
ae purpose Of electing a Board of
e,or and for the transaction of 9TH
rucss. Stockholders who cannot
a1wlu please send proxies.
JNo. {. Brown, Pres't.
\ Mad. SYKES. Epg'y
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

.,l and stove men have knocked
.Jom out OF high prices and unan-
nominated Boyd NJ. Young to
-' the stoves and tiuware in Giles
" Everybody should support the
.'e and buy inch stoves with )
" pipe and - pieces ware at Slf ;
" stoves at S2L Childers' corner.
q We Internationally did injustice
alex. Jones, the barber, last week,
Ne are glad to be able TO correct it.
are satisfied that he was innocent OF
'S on hi, civil rights. We hope We
W, Lot injured him, rs we believe lac
OaOeent.
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EDrroR CUIzEN-I see from the last
Issue of your paper that the names OF
all candidates viii continue to be pub
lishcd, without positive instructions 20
the contrary. / cheerfully submit to
the action of the Convention on the
first Monday, and you VIII please dis
continue my name as "a candidate for
Tax Collector, and much oblige your
friend. &c, =. r. GoRDoN.
BRICK CHURCH, June o, 1874.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

Engagements having been made with
Ae" narrow guage Road To furnish
p. .o" rates OF freight for the benefit
~ new cheap narrow guago tin shop
.''-eIs conner every body can buy
pes. ln iruiJ cans and wax TO seal
I, yyr aozp 81: 80 per 100, and $40 per
7. Wax by The 70 lbs ut ~ cts. 1t.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

An old miser, who was exceed
ingly parsimonious, was obliged,
10 consult physician.
What shall | do with my head: =
asked the man. .lt is so dizzy I
seem to see double The doctor
wrote prescription and retired, say
ing, When you see double you will
end relief if you count your money"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

C- We have on our table samples of
wheat and oats grown near Brick
Church by Mr.. F. 5. White, which are
absolutely wonderful. The oat heads
will measure at least 10 inches and are
full and heavy-of the Northern Black
variety. The wheat is the Tappahan-
mock and was first introduced here last
year. Only a half gallon then produced
% bushels, which is equal to 90 to /.
There are over eighty grains to the
head.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

GB 1t required a three-iourths ma
jority to carry the railroad tax last Sat
urday, and consequently it took three
votes for it to balance one vote against
it. Notwithstanding this, we heard of
one or two instances where voters paired
off. This was taking an advantage of
the OppOsers of the tax and may posi-
bly, result in a contested election, as that
is their only chance.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

'4ea yeu buy Reapers, Threshers,
.'.N, Wagons, or other farming inn
..as, YOU always buy the lightest
aS. ID you VIII use the same pre-
'. .A buying a sewing machine for
"'e OF daughters, you would not
@'e their health and doctors bills,
" great deal OF unnecessary labor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

D. Curry McGrew, the venerable
.nualy, is now on his annual rounds
W,lmswer amy call in person at
.~lucuce near Blows Store or adj
s.l, care of l.. Ingram, Pulaski.
~ VINO want colts handled safely
ID not do better than employ him. It.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

~, tHc complimentary vote received
". ln tile convention might misiead
10 suppose that 1 had submitted
claims TO ,hat body, l wish to say
. Nid NOT do SO, and ann still can
'r Toe Tax Collector, subject alone
'o,e % lhe people in August.
Aespccuully, w. G. LEWIS.
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champion GraDeyine,

Giles county challenges the world to
beat its latest discovered grapevine.
1t grows near Sharon Church, on Buch-
anan's creek, and measures so inches in
circumference, branching out in accor-
dance. DIR. Harwell measured iC.
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ItrIigious.

.y. A. Van Hoose viii preach at
oiuuuc Hall in Pulaski on next
day. lIlh inst, morning and eve
/. The ordinance of baptism Will
administered TO Nathan Stacy, ST.,
be- aiteruoOn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

A Southern journal issues the follow
ing notice: "Aany people ask for pa
pers at this Office who would seorn TO
beg for five cents; yet that Is the price
charged for a copy. We hope many
viii see the point"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

- Maj. ". J. sykes has resigned
his position as Canvassing Agent for
the 81. & X. Railroad. His letter Of
resignation viii be published next
week.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

~ Although they were balloted for
in the county convention on the lst inst,
the names of Jno. r. johnson for Sher-
if, VIM. Houston for County Court
Clerk and w. G. Lewis for Tax Collec-
tor, were not before the convention at
all. Neither of these gentlemen sub
mitted their claims nor will they with
draw from the CANVASS. So with Maj
Aymett.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

They say these cheap men don't make
any money aud won't do. l don't be-
lieve it. Call at Childers' corner ana
save money enough to pay your H. H.
fax Guil-lt.) BOYD NJ. y DUNG.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

- The people of Giles are trying to
unite their strength against radicalism.
The late convention was called for no
other purpose but to defeat the negro
party. 1t was held in the interest of no
particular set of candidates, but for the
sole and only purpose of concentrating
upon good men, to be selected from a
number of good men who were aspi-
rants for the various offices to be filed.
OF course every man who went into
that convention is bound by its action.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

G8- Mr.. Geo. n. McGrew is building
a new house on the west side of the
square between the Tennessee House
and the White block.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

70 Be sure to call on CRAIG & RosE
before buying Glass and Queensware.
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NO 23
No1lIGH

4 Il persons Whomsoeyer are hereby for
a hidden g tresPass upon my premises, Ell
theT a. fishermen. huatsfnea, OF. srsyFtsrneu Of
any kind. under the penalty Of las. / ain
prosecute al offenders.
myls-4t CHAs. T. ROBINSON.
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East Hin Incorporated.
A Law on the Statute Books
to that Erect.

An act of the Legislature of March
3, 1865, changes the line of the corpora
ton of Pulaski to begin at the south
west corner and run to Ballentine's
spring south of the race track, thence
to a mile post on the Fayetteville road
near Col. :. +. Roses residence, thence
to an oak on the CornerSville road near
Miss Tankersley's place, thence to a sink
north of Maj. Frank Wilkerson's, thence
to the northwest corner of the original
line. This was a law of the Browniow
Legislature, and has never been repealed
and although there is a previous statute
giving the people the right to vote on
such proposition, this law repeats that
by Implication. The law can be found
in section Z of chapter -, on page l45
of the acts of lS67-S. Let us have peace
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

.r. .u0hgr.z,d 90 announce JoHE w.
|. candidate for TO election TO The Office
.-aroI Giles county at the ensuing
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Real Estate Transfers.

II. Eddins to Walter S. New hllans'
1888, acres, lst dist, $500. -,
III. II. Aymett, clerk, to JAS. 4. Suries'
1871 acres, 9th dist, 81 ,SSS p; tn
.Jno. NJ. McConico TO Jno. ~. Slilith'
80 acres, Sd dist, 81 900.
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GO TO TEXAS
VIA THE
LONE STAR RoUTEl

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The LONE STAR ROUTE las admirably
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

1 Under the proper heading we to-
day announce w. W. J. Brownlow
candidate for Trustee of Giles county at
the ensuing August election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

q One Of the opposers of the rail-
road tax voted last Saturday, much of
whose valuable time has been spent in
the last week in contending that the
voting of the tax would not raise the
value Of real estate, asked one hundred
dollars more for q town lot Saturday
evening than he had asked in the morn
ing, and we understand that he sold it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

4 Obituaries and tributes of respect
be accompanied with the cash ut
reol one cent per word to insure
,rriup If.
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goeal gems.

Town Lots for Sale Cheap.
.rtown lots on East Hill for sale
u, can be paid for in Lumber, Brick,
! Cgrpcntcring and Brick Work.
.y 90 l.. W. McCOrd.
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- Working Mans" commuuica-
ton shall have a place next week.
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The cheap tin store is hard to find, but
If paws to hunt for it. You can get your
house guttered at 1888 cts per foot; root
irg at $915 to Sll12 per square IA inch
valley 1915 cts per foot; 70 inch valley
I7ls cts Der foot. Chillers' Corner.
iuneII-Iw. b. NJ. Young.
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Bovd NJ. Young.s tin store, like his
prices. is low down on Childers. corner
where YOU lind better tinware and cheap
ar tiuware than anywhere. julI-lW.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

Persons to whom lime has been issued
by the corporation are expected and re-
questcd to use it about their premises
for cleansing, purifying and whitewash-
ing purposes. It is hoped they may not
have to be reminded of this when it is
too late to prevent disease and death
which may follow the neglect of this
duty, CALEB OSBORN, Mayor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

q Our young friend Charley Rogers
is at home on a visit from the Annapolis
Naval School. where he has been for the
past year. Charley is a close student,
and looks rather worsted on account oft.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

~ Go to CRAIG q ROSES 20 get
vopr Fruit Jars and Cans. They have
the largest assortment in the market,
and sell at bottom figures. junlo-2t
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.A3. h. II. AYMETr In reply to
question: as TO whether you sub
O." your claims TO the convention
'-.eydto abide its nominations, l
~ state the inference I drew from
. a.sJ speech, was that you did not.
.4, undertake to state what i'm
"H may have been made upon the
%, other delegates.
IHOMAs NJ. JOINS.
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ss ,Au new Wheeler q Wilson run
tWiI give $l,UOO tor any STAN
SHUTTLE machine that runs rs easily
e new Wheeler ~ " lson, which IS
y lock stitch without Il shuttle.
..H-lt. L. r. BURGE, Ag't.
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"a German AIillet Seed for sale at
CRAIG & RosE's. iunlO-2t
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

.rs authorized 20 announce Henry NJ,
M q candidate for reelection to the
al Circuit Court Clerk Of Giles county
ensuing election.
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Nnnrum Cnurt.

u. will OF Juo. W. Parsons was adj
" probate, W. IL. McCallum app
guardian ud iitauJ OF minor heirs
quorum Court Monday.
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MARRIAGES.

The following list of license have
been issued since our last report:
j. W. Wyninger to Henrietta B. Smith.
j. W. Muse to Mary Ann Wilkes.
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suEEIFF.

ue authorized TO announce JONI R..
.os Do candidate for the office of Sheriff
.. County, ct The ensuing August cleo
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

ua authorized to announce Capt. Il. A.
ulrL o. candidate for recollection to the
.I sheriff of Giles county at the ensd
....tftu.
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49,. ..narizaI 20 announce Ernest
...I a. candidate for Tax Collector at
H.ng lection.
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Martin Female College.
Commencement Exercises.

The Board Of Trustees of Martin Fe-
male College, after full consultation, be~
leave to say to the public and the pat-
rOns Of the College, that they have given
more than ordinary attention to the
commencement exercises which have
just closed. They feel assured that IN
der the management of its present able
Principal, Prof. w. X. Jones, it is one
of the best Female Schools in Tennessee
The examination of the different classes
during the week has shown the thor
ough and diligent training of the
pupils in the various departments of
Language, Science and Belle Lettres
Every class acquitted itself with very
great credit. Diplomas were delivered
to four young ladies, Miss Emma Bran
lett, Miss Mildred +. Eel, Miss
Mollie May Mcbride and Miss Mamie
Wilson, after very fun examination.
The essays read by the graduating class
were excellent.
The trustees are gratified at the sue
cess eff the school and take pleasure in
assuring patrons and guardians who
have daughters to educate, and wish
them to receive a thorough and careful
training, intellectual and moral, by
careful and experienced teachers, that
Martin Female College presents all the
requisites to accomplish that end.
w. f. Ballentine, JnO. G.. Brown,
Sect'y. Pres't.
Jno. \. Tinnon,
Vice Pres't.
p. II. Ezell,
J. A. Sumpter,
L. w. McCOFd,
JnO. 7. Steele,
J, b. Childers,
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Call on Young at Childers' corner. l
don't mean Dave Spear or any other
rroceryman, but Boyd Nj. Young, the
timer, and buy wholesale unWare AT aI
least 33ta OF the list. Ju41-lJ'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

. are authorized 10 announce DANIEL 3.
anna candidate tor re election TO the
of Tu-.co OF Giles county at the ensu
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

G We call the attention of our
readers to notice published in our col
umns this morning of a stockholders
meeting of the Tennessee River Iron
and Manufacturing Company. Let all
who wish to take stock do so before the
day of that meeting. DR.. J. F. Grant,
John @. Lester and VIM. Il. McCaIlum,
Esqrs., have subscription papers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

u Mrs. A Cox having determined
to leave Pulaski about the first of July,
proposes through our advertising col
umns to sell all of her household and
kitchen furniture, a fine piano and
family horse. She wants to Gloss. OH
everything Immediately.
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GAG to 40.
Pulaski Votes the III. 81 X. II. r..
subscriptions.

Overwhelming Infiuene e &
Work a Glorious Result.
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Is The foundation Tor the court
house fence is about completed Mr..
Sullivan has done beautiful job of it.
The railing viii be set in Immediately,
the whole work to be completed by
A 11n1lst LIZ
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-06-11

x Mr.. r. NJ. Flautt, of Memphis,
came up on visit to his many friends
here last Tuesday.
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Gz The benches at the NJ. E. Church
are not remedied, as the painters prom
ised they should be. Last Friday even
ing, on the occasion of the Commence
ment exercises of Martin College, a
great many persons ruined their clothes
by having them to stick to the benches
where they were sitting.
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TAX COLLECTOR.

----- -1riz-d 90 announce Col. r. NJ.
Eu.uu. uCaudldate for County Court
..rU. ensuing election.