The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-07-11

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All Standard Prints, inC
A splendid full stock b
Ladies' high cut Goat s.
Ladies' Trimmed and I
Clothing less than New
Come Early and Select WI
The New York Store appears IN
a novel and attractive advertise
ment to day, offering to sell out at
cost and less than cost for 30 days.
Their prices published are remarka-
bic, and gives evidence of the deter
mination they proclaim, to sell at
cost or less without reserve. This
is a lively firm, and there will be
lively times on the old corner for
the next month.
Our Druggists have received a supply
of the celebrated "Greenhalge's 80 cent
Hair Restorer." It's the best, and you
get as much of it as you do of other
kinds for one-half the money. Remem-
/ Der that.
Two colored women living on DIR.
Westmoreland's premises had a
slight encounter Tuesday night, but
neither o; them was seriously hurt,
as the weapons used were not very
dangerous-a frying pan and
plate of biscuits. The combatan is
were prevailed upon to let the Mayor
settle their little feud.
If your hair is turning gray or falling
out call at G.. a. POpe's or Sumpter d
Stanley's and get Greenhalge's Restora-
tive. 1t is cleanser of the scalp, and a
restorative, but not a dye. See adver-
tisement. jun6-tf
On next Sabbath, July 18th, all
who desire to do so are cordially in
vited TO participate in the celebra-
ton of the Lords Supper at the G.
z. Church. TO avoid disappoint-
ment l will state that failed to Sc
cure assistance. Session will meet
at 3 P. NJ, on Saturday previous.
PASTOR.
All wishing Dental work will come
forward at once. We will be absent
from the 10th of August until the 10th
of November. ROBERTS 81 MCPETERS.
A Pulaski young lady dreamed
the other night of hearing a beau
tiful piece of music at a concert,
which was so impressed upon her
mind that when she arose next
morning she executed the same at
the piano. The composition is said
to be splendid.
Buy Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, Train Oil,
Coal Oil, Lamps, Soaps, fancy and toilet
articles ut bottom prices at The Cor
ner Drug Store. jy4-tf
Rev. w. G.. Ray, of Bedford, for
merly OF the vicinity OF Elkton, has
recovered his health and is visiting
in this county. He is selling a pat
ent safety whifiie tree which we
regard as valuable invention. 1t
was patented by a Giles county
preacher.
VIII Craig is selling more and cheap
er Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses than
anybody. Sign, the big jug. jull1-2t
Rev. x. j. Craig, the gifted and
Cody young divine, after cOntribu-
ing to the happiness of his relatives
and friends, by his presence and
preaching and prayers, for the past
week or two, returned to his home
in Montgomery county yesterday
A gay party of bachelors, con
sisting of Theo. Richardson, Rufe
Reynolds, Terry Dickerson, Gordon
Walker, John Fitzpatrick and Nor
gan, leave to-day for Wooley's.
What a glorious time they will
have! We envy you, gentlemen.
Col. Jno. c. Burch will address
the citizens of Giles at Pulaski
on next Monday, July 18th, ON the
State debt, State finances, and in
favor of the establishment of the
State Bank. Let all the people
turn out and hear his views.
A call upon our friend Frank G,
Buford to become a candidate for
the legislature, elIciting a favora-
bic response, reaches us just as we
90 to press. We can only refer the
reader to the correspondence, which
is published in full.
We invite attention to the school
announcement of Prof. +. A. Dick
inson in another column. Few
teachers enjoy a larger experience
or more undoubted ability, and we
bespeak for his advertisement a
careful reading,
Annual Meetings Trinity Circuit.
Chestnut Grove, 4th Sat. July.
Trinity, 2nd Saturday August.
Cedar Grove, Bird Sat. August.
Aspen Hill, LIST. Sat. September.
A. NJ. EzELL, p. c.
The ladies of the C. p. Church
will give an Ice Cream Entertain
ment on Thursday evening, July
18th, for the benefit of their church.
We hope to see them literally pat
rOnlZed by the generous people Oh
Pulaski.
Buy your Sugar of VIII Craig. He
will please you in price and quality.
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Rev. j. ID. Barbee filled the pull
pit Mt the Methodist church Sunday
night, preaching another one of his
splendid sermons. He labored un-
der considerable difficulties, having
preached twice during the day at
Triaity,
As Mr.. Claude Wooding was rid
ing out into the country one day
last week, the horse, which be
longed to Mr.. Wells, dropped dead
under him, the excessive heat and
over-exertion supposed to be the
cause.
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