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Pin your dresses back tighter than
ever. girls let the men laugh As they
vii, we can never please them, il we
judge by their uoOrsiss let their 2c-
tons speak sheir opinion and We
hear a different verdict 4 lady
said - me Men may laugh az
filters and such foolishness bat I
notice that only the girls Who wear
them are the most soaght b. their
lordships."
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The ladies Of literary London
have no meetings there as they have
IN America George Eliot i some
times seen II literary clubs wIih her
husband, ME LeWes, bus very rarle
s. She lives = quiet humble way
tile north side OF London, IN lite
two story house.
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ID be Fgam d Els County.

THE AEsBIT EEzsa j oGsr % ell goa =
tbs iARkDVED AEsBiE press. mana
f-sssFsa ia he eity d Memphis. Tenn.
Nefss raPidiy aad perfectly, AID ruus -
HgiE tisst yeu nesd bot hitch tors - s. .
make 8 bzse. Ilue s nothing ~ packing
Eiih - E1rr4st eaeh press noid<
T. J. cox. Proprietor.
~ Heafs- BeSgis & sfyerss sole agent=,
Paiaakis Tenn. sePsm.
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Vice Prest. wilson's BetrohaI.

Vice Prest. Wilson was engaged
to be married 70 a lady formerly
Of PULASKI, but now Of Williamson
county. Their vows E-rc - have
been consummated on the recovery
Of his health. They frat met in
Washington. and have ever since
kept up a constant and most agree
able correspondence. The main
object Of the Vice Presidents visit
here last spring was TO see her. The
lady is one OF the most highly cul-
tured and wealthy ladies in the
South. Il was the intention of8Er.
Wilson 70 come South this week II
his illness had abated.-American.
Con, forte l,la ouarfe.rs r-,.e,,f..
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Store House and Lot.

~ #ale's stEsicns the same oeeuD5sd former
3 b. Q IL Puiisll, and bstn conveyed u ne
By &. Puileu- b dssd % tgust. q The al
day o. Dctcaer- 1873, and recorded ~ Ezzis-
ter's ofIce IN Trus1 Deed Book c. PAGE 80.
Bonds Elth approved zscuEisT silI Sc regu5T
- and q en- retained 1poL the property VI
81 Tie purchase money i paid 7 here are
tE0 o. three settlements N tbe LAID about
s. q ~ aeTes cleared and pEodEetige; Hill
make good home The rixEr q REDEEM rt5C1
. expressly waived in the Deed % 'Ira-t
R-P TANCEY.
uoEI5-4t Truzees-
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NOTICE.

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situated IL Gilss c0unsy, Clvii Distrie. No
y, ed50il-lnE the lands Of Q. T Robin sen,
Wiley Wilkinson Mr. Bel. and others
Also - the same time and place AM On
he -. III rr-a-h IL u /.
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Comfortable quaTters-tweuty-
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NOTICE.

On Monday, Dec z0tii, 1915,
I WILL SELL % the highes- bsdder, =;
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MOntFOSe Vineyard,
PULASKI. TEEN.
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PuIASKI -.

A n prepared EIth EIst-class EorkEnsn u
II Al bEanebes Of mechanism - take AID
excite All kind ~
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