The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-08-03
a Democratic Meeting

aides hand A Democratic NJ Getting
h the caba-
it meanes ''sAi Oii -'io''''''9' '-i'
7th August, prox., at u O'Clock for
. 80 tile purpose of selecting delegates
en-, and the 10 the conventions "hieh take place
e to know at Lawrenceburg on the 18th, for
the nomination of a candidate for
i handker- Congress and also one for the State
flag. This Senate. This is matter of much
direct blow Importance to the democratic party
and it is hoped that the people viii
answeled a act accordingly. E. EDMUNDsON,
"a 10" ror ~ - July 27, '76 Chair. Elk. Com.
ng; "Hold San Antonio (Tex.) Herald:
- Horse stealing has become so fre-
soroos,, >, quent that when we mention in
:. +bo4 stance where man has not had any
and Som horses stolen lately, some of our
of rom. ,, churchgoing subscribers threaten to
10 lno.lyod stop their paper if we do not cease
publishing such sensational items.
It's perfectly awful
r who does ---.---
ndsome ex- Jacksonville (Fla.) Union: Many
cath comes. persons at the North have heard
ried out by and read exaggerated accounts Of
history of the ease and cheapness of living in
ance. this climate, and are coming here
without any means of support be-
To- --''''o yond their daily earnings. Such
ought to be advised that they had
rs better remain where they are unless
'n' ono'lS certain of situations beforehand.
ce. Moral; Murfreesboro (Tenn.) News: Mr.
Alexander, of this county, sowed,
49, last fall one bushel of winter oats
4I'o, T. upon one acre of ground which, af
ter affording an excellent pasturage
soato.,r during the winter, yielded seventy
= bushels of threshed oats this sum
- 30 - mer The oats grew six feet high,
IL and the heads twenty inches
'"iue VI Po- long.
l--u,-oa Miss Phoebe Cozzens, the bewitch
, -, ing attorney -at-law to whom Mr.
-i0o1,l9' llIo Watterson gave the floor at the ST.
= ~to-Ce'e9 p1NIea Louis Convention by flooring
1'po-o5s % all raisers of "pints" of ORDER has
P1S d. avowed her determination to go for
- -, ~ 49, Uncle Sam Tilden. Can't you kind
. os DY' tlon, er preciprocate Gas Mrs, Partington
u 'D'--' would say Uncle Samuel, by 'go-
- cauo.+o. ing for her?-LNew Era.
onso vester Jacksonville (Fla) Union: If
oss lovylass. druggists could only be induced to
. onirnotod tell tales out of school, the public
isio, of+bo would be absolutely thunderstruck
cod honor upon realizing how extensively the
NJ, matters habit of opium-eating prevails all
I'D minis. over the South, especially among
the gentler sex, whose extreme care
in cOncealing this popularity is GER
Is responsi- tainly remarkable.
On his first -.-..---
+ortior moe Pensacola (Fla) Gazette: DR..
.+roi+ Of tho Fell, of Leon county, having raised
,r,bo.1+ 90 ten thousand watermelons, is now in
,,roo+ Rre- quandary as to what he will do
e 49,. foo+ with them. In California they make
ia +bouoh+ sugar and molasses of watermelons.
81 80 . Here in Escambia we eat 'em raw.
Any a5lebodied voter can get away
,ooo with a twenty-pounder per diem,
80 and they are so abundant that they
oid %'i0 90 - ha . can be bought for dime.
an Alliance, May not the carefully written re-
stration. ran ports of Grants insanity, or mad
wing solemn ness, or brain softening, be only d
itoTs that he device of the Republicans to escape
tie, and now responsibility for the infamous acts
bv his re- of his administration? But, then
ourer. how about Babcock, Belknap, vii
--- ~ liams, Boss Shepherd and the par
'oon 1sI, asities who surrond him, and are
s'1eH '" sustained by 'the PartyY' Were
. 1t is safe - r.. ~
c per cent '-0' No., l
lie this year Montgomery Advertiser ant
season. and Mail: Gov. Houston took charg'
from fifteen of the State administration when tn,
ore cotton. penitentiary was costing the Stat
will be abun $4,000 year over and above ex
greets our penses. 1t is now paying enough
over and above all expenses, to pa.
the salaries of the governor, secre
-'.-.;ac-at tary of State, attorney general, au
- ditor, treasurer, superintendent o
'-D - r. education, and the warden.
on a ashingIe Charlotte IN C Observer: Peopl
er. who sent from Kings mountain tell an almos
the best way incredible story of an animal whic
: advised to was born over there about ten day
IN his tongue ago cow gave birth to some
e flies should thing which is neither calf nor
-aw it in and human being, but both The frs
" have both half of the body is human; the an
vertisements NAL has arms, and they are those {
-. ~ human; the head, face and shou
- ders are human, and the head is CO..
ent the most eieN VIZ" 80 -. e--..e =
erienced for St. Louis Times: It is is no lon;
ontinuance is er the South alone that wants to |
in the minds pacifed,'' Mr.. Hayes. Eight yea
oss of crops. of Grantism have thrown the who