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Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1879,
At II o'clock, IN.

at II o'clock, m.,
q head OF work or driving horses, No. and |
mares, coming years old, OF good stock, wei
worthy the attention Of hOrsemen; No. roam
mare. good worker and driver. The balance
good work or road horses, ] pair Of mules,
coming years old. well broken and tN-~
rood worker. ~ head of cows and [9h
heiters. some will be in prOtt by day OF sale,
the balance forward springers. These cows
have been wintered expressly for the market
and will be sold without reserve. thorough
bred Aldcrney bull. sired bya registered bull &.
and out Of Dr. Thompson scelcbratei Aldern"y
COW.
SugEP.-l2 head ewes and lambs,
PIgs-2 brood sOws forward withpig ana
4 weeks old pigs thorough bred Chester hiles.
FARMISG IMPLEMENTS. i 3-sprlng market
wagon in good order, Peanock corn shel!er
nearly new,3 81 Wiley plows nearly new,l set
ni carriage harness, 100 bushels OF good sced
unts, 800 bushels Of corn,
TERM- ALI sumS OF S25 and under cash, over
that amount credit OF D months VIII be gwen
bythe purchaser giving a hankablc note WIN
|nuHpr,rDyrd cHdor.cr il not paid when due ~
terr-t from date. "
LEVI A. MOORE.
~. W. EASTBl RN.
HENRY THOMPSON,
and Others.
l. y. >TIpHAM X sos, Anctioneer''
rIL--t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
The Tenth

Last Saturday eve ming Mr. and "lr''
!. NJ. Olcheltrre, celebrated til" tenth
anniversary of their wedding, at thrlr
residence, No. Soj Madison street, To
his anniversary few Of the in'lmaI"
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. q. had teen
invited to be present, but shortly a',"f
g, o'clock the bell rang ard upon MI
q. answering the summons, h" "aS
confronted BY about ;" p"raon- VINO
wer. loaded down with present" and
the luxnrip, Of life. It wa, the p'"a'-
nre Of those present to sip thr lemon
ade from thu lemons raised by Mr.
Ocheltrep. A pleasant evening ""7
,pent and at ! 80 the guest dep'r'm'
for their homes exceedingly pI".'.'
with the evenings entertainment ".
expressing desire to b" pr'sr" 70.
their JOth anniversary.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

A Harrisburg man, while intoxicated,
attempted to throw his wife under "
moving train because she had tracked
him TO u questionable resort.
A pair of twins, over which Har-
risburg family have been rejoicing
since February -, have already been
named George and Martha Washington.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

>I'RIIC SALEof HORSES and COWS.
Will be sold at Public sale mt the ho'
ici Of Jacob u. Hyatt, Newport, Delaware, on
WEDN ESuAY, MARCH 3, 1879. II ~
" estern horse. Among them nre 2(Sh
blacks, good style. will weigh 300 POUNDS.
These no scs are principally large, suitable
lor farmers o; draymcn. Some are very to!d
driv"'s and viii weigh from 1909 % 1850
nn,rds These horses are tutranteel to be
ns rcprescntcd. Also Il fresh cows and spriag'
crs. This stock will positively be sold Come
ryrryLndv. sale at / o'clock, sharp, when
conditions wi,i be nude known ny
io,,os.ltd FRANK HIiALD.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Teiegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished Trade dollars bought.
LOCAL STOCkS AND BOMBS.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NUTlCE.-The Mutual Loan Association
IN now offers new stock for sale. The ffrst
payment may be made any time. Apply to
HEOR9EC. MARlS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Otice COL Shipley street, Second story.
InZIlm
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
WANTED.

wa
rYyANTED.-A purchaser Tor the fixtures
w OF the grocery store, consisting pi 'htN.
ing meat rack bins, Hr.. at the >. J. corner
e. FIPPS son,
febz..tf Cor. sixth and Walnut St-
VyANVED, colorcd woman to OTTO the
w country, or employment Wou!n nsp'
TO "A man and wiic. Reference required
~ 5. A. BAILEY,
f.,I4.t Fnulkland. Del.
xxyANTtD.-One salesman tor each state
w Salary S35 TO 500 per month ANA cS'
prn.c, References required.
la BELLE MtG. 60, Chicago.
mchl..6td.
y1yAHTFD. man to clerk in wall pa
w pcrrto,c Reference: REQUIRED.
r,ri, g!p " Second street.
w widow with two children, in the, the cen, 81. .
,r'y ,,rt q, the Fourth ward. Address "is
! r.. SEVENTH street, 'o0-oo'
yxyANyED,-A reliable man WITH capita
| w of 900, to taAc halt interest ana take
charge and ma"agG nu'lhe.. Il, Ii'S ~ t'T,s ,ns
| tIgt viii ,ay him $500 o !caT. 'lil ~ the
/ Washington Hotel 'r''4-I -
VIVA NTTl Poultry both alive and
~ NIrc..oI every week II ghcst cash p1cc
,'',' oo delivery y, y. APPLETON,
t''' '' Third street Market,
utA.t wilmington, Del.
xxyAHYlD.-By q aGr',eman ana al. W. Wiio
w one IF tao turul.hcI rooms for hoHse
I,.'v'i.,,, form, moderate. Reference Il re-
t,,iJ',, A'Ilrc-. "G, ," EErrNLICAN oi'l'".
t.,I,J Ut
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NOTICE OF pARTN NERSHIP.-We the
IN undersigned, have this day formed
CO. partnership to carry on the xrocery susi.
ness under the firm name OF Colquhoun and
Hemphill. We solicit 4 share OF the public
patronage. ALEX. COLQUHOUN,
WILLIAM ]. HEMPHILL.
February q, 1877. teb28-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
~ i. PYLE,
LOCENWtIh' AND
Bt..L DANGER.

t0Iler. Ut on wfIngins InHV1l1Iu, III 1T
,,.iI,'. ,.ui para4o.s recovered and repaired;
,r'il,. m .,' turner's shears 8harpened, All
,,. in.H' q, rsl,t machne work. Guns, Pistols
@n% a,''' h,ou1mjiion, and . variety OF snor'IhK
,r1,,4s ,nr sale Shells loaded I" oru1,t. e. e.
wor, guaranteed and at ptice' " sun wv
TO. rb MA RkET STREET..
dcS.3mG
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

nlVlDEND.
II OYYIcE OF DEL. WESTERN X. k Co.,
February 70, 1879.
Tho Board Of Directors have this day de.
clared IL dividend OF one per cent on the capi-
tai stock. as now recorded on the books Of this
company, payable on or after March /, next.
The trransfee Books will be closed until Mon.
day, March 3. WIN. NJ. CANBY,
feb26-l0t Prest. ana Treas
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
DUBIlC SALE.

VIII be sold at Public Sale, at the iarin OF
william T.. Garrett q Son, known as the
snuff M!il Farm, on Red Clay Creek, Chris
tiana Hundred, New Castle county, Del, on
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
pnY oooDa.

Pc 7 5 /
WE HAVE Now IN STORE ouH
SPRING STOCK
OF CARPETS.
COMPRISING
Tapestry Brussels at - Cts.
I" F" ~ Cts.
" " " tl.0O.
Extra super lngrains. 75 Its.
" I" :. 50 Cts.
Z" /" IS 1l.OO.
All-wool superfines at 81
Cents, worth S5.
Cotton Chain Carpets, wool
alAng, Is Cents-
Cotton and Wool Carpet
i from 26 to 80 Cents.
ALsO A LARGE STOCK or
Entry and Stair Carpets
4 Ar
: EQUALLY Low PRICES
J: !: Kennard ( Co,
/. ). 62I MARKET STREET,
y, !. -Four doors below seventh street, weet side
70 WILMINGTON, DEL tehl3
~ 4 RA
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NARSHhL'S SALE.
By virtue Ol a writ OF vendit onl cxpOnas
issued ou, Of the District Court vi the United
States for the District OF Delaware. at the
suit OF George T.. Ward, to me directed. will
expose to public sale and Will sell To- cash
on the Csstom House steps, in tho city OF viii
miEgtOn. delaware, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH H. 1872,
At II o'clock, in the forenoon,
the "Stcam Dredge Starbuck. " her engines
tackle, apparel, furniture, &c, now lying IN
Mahon River, near Little Creek Landing
Kent county, Delaware:
HENRY II. MCMUlLEN.
L. =. Marshal District OF Delaware.
Mar.hai's Office. March !. lSID.--ts
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
All local securities bought and sold.

L, =. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
p,uIaDtJ.pHIA MARKETS.
JOINT STOCK SALE.

Having surplus OF stock we WIZ sell ~
yuhIic sale AT the residence OF Levi A. Moore,
in MIL Creek Hundred, on the road leading
from New Garden to Newark, near Corner
ketch, on
.,..-,,,N M,pru - 1870
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.
yHE PROVIDENT SOCI ETY.

yVHE PROVIDENTS SOCI ETY.
VIII offer for sale at No. 1923 Market street
THURSDAY, FRIDAY IANDSATU RDAf,
FEB. y, % AND MARCH
large assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting OF men and women's underweal'
white and colorcI aprons, sheets, pillow ctses
shirts, overalls, hanncls, &c. These g0ods
are especially suitable for winter wear. ana
all persons desiring bargains are invited TO
calf and examine the articles, as they are
well made, and will positively be sold for less
than cost price of material.
Ladies desiring useful presents for servants
can be suited; those who are unable to Sc"
will find well made garments cheaper than
the uncut goods. an.l none will regret having
embraced an opportunity to purchase what !.
would be impossible to find elsewhere lor tne
same money. Our object Is 10 reduce our
stock at prices suitable to the purchaser
ieb2,4t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
WI MIN(3TnN DEL.

We have on hand t35, 800 Tor good hrs: mort
vayes In sums OF $500 u $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
HEALD & CO.,

BANkERA AND D1OkEeos
AMD pRALnRa II
STOCKS, BOMBS, LOANS, MORTdA'tEs
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WHAiHores' DEL
Interest, Coupon. and asnsral Collections.
Tickets TO and drafts on Great Britain and
other psrts 0i the world.
FOR SALH.--3O0O Masonic Hall 20. q bonds,
IL shares First National Bank stock
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NYOTICk-NEw SERlES.-6O0 shares Of
N Second Series stock of the Equitable
Loan Association are now offered for sale at
u w per share. Apply to
DIT. hawkins. Secretary,
feb27.4t No, 4O4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
v,RANDYWINE NILlA QUOTA.
TlONS.
W. u. PENNYPACKER 4 co,

". q. PENNIPACkEN VV''
iSuccessOrs to J Il. Price b Col
Ihoics Family Flour $3.50 90
Choice Surortne 40O6b5 500
We are paying to-day for strictly cnoice
Wheat, 81 10 Bran, SIS choice Corn, A..
octlY W,G PENNYPACKER h co.
WILMINGTON MARKET
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
DUBIlC SALE
OF
LANCASTER COUNTY 4 YORK STATE
COWS AND SPRlNiERS.
% % &

AK HH Xxx
VIII be sold at Public Sale, ut Edward VIII.
son'a, on the Phiadelphia Pike, near the new
Toll Gate, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1879,
Is head OF fresh cows and springers, AMI II
head oi young bulls that have never been IN
the dairy.
A credit Of 90 days will be given. No post
pOnement on account OF weather. sale 10
commence at O'Clock. JOS. GOODLtN.
l.. W. SrlDHAM X SON, Auctloneers.
Feb 25, 1870. ieb2o-ltw bth
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
~I,YDr.S STEAMSHIP LINE fiiOM
I PulLa lELPHlA.
g9syln ss~zsxs6sAAA

ss;s.r..s..ss.as.a. VI: .s.s 1.
Though hdI, landing topr!mcp"! 70" port
Cllie- and point. South and "c'tad N"r'h
For HOSrUE. FALL. RIVER and PROVE
nENt't.. ,n'nl.werkly.
po- -CuARI.E~TON, :. G., every week ,,,.,.
For RICHMOND, NORFOLK anh 'll
POINT. tu.wccky- ,,,,,,r,
TpWN and ALEX ANDKlA, Va, eTey
week.
p!- -MNTk GOODS VIA CLYDE LINE.
Delaware and Chcsapcahc row B"4t - 20
Barge. towcd between Philadelphia 'hH h'''
rimorc Hnyrc.do.tirar", ctr.
Fnr frr.rnt,. and other information, apply
WIN. p. CLYDE CO.,
General NaHaacr5 lor all the above ''he7'
No. II south wharrca. PhiladelvhlH
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NUTICE.- having lett pictures
N with r. McThOnagle, at the corner o.
Third aud King streets, are requested to call
ior the same Immediately, or they will be sold
at public sale on Friday, the 2sth inst.
ieb25-It
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NYUTICE.-All persons arc forbidden 70
~ trust any one on our account with.
out written order from us. GEORGE W.
VERNON b. SONS. Inl1-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

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Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

r OST.--A heavy plain gold ring was V, ~
Ia in going from Ninth and Lomh"rino iorn
Sixth aud French streets, and thence ",rtr
Fifth street. on the 18th OF February i'ny.
finder will be paid II reward OF 70 w Oh ''''
ing it at 43s r., Ninth street. .,v1s
iebLS.lmN CARRIE II 80
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

INOR RENT.-A good dairy farm OF aboaS
x % acres In Brandywino Hundred ''A
miles from Wilmington. Inquire OF
JOAN W. DAY.
mnrl.3tl.2uy TallcyvIlIc
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

Y OST. "A gold sleeve button, SUI NJ r.
1 reward 10 the Under, ii lett at 2-y nj
ket street man
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25
Great Revival.

The revival of religion which has
been in progress in the Methodist
church in Columbia for more than
month, is still going on. One
hundred and twelve persons have
been converted, and others smitten.
Some persons who have resisted
the influence of religion for many
years have been touched, and alter
many weeks of struggling with
themselves, have yielded, and been
soundly converted. Some of our
noblest and best men are in this
number. During the past week DR..
Mitchell of the Presbyterian church
has done most of the preaching,
AMI we never heard better preach
ing. Such adamantine logic, cog
ent reasoning and irresistlbly sym
pathetic appeals to the head and
heart, we never heard surpassed.
No wonder strong men were con-
victed under such preaching
These able and beautiful sermons
of Mr.. Mitchell have been supple
mented by the burning blazing, zeal
of the pastor, Rev. T. j. Duncan,
who labors in church, ia houses,
and on the street-anywhere he can
find sinner. Such zeal is rarely
ever scent is like that of the
Apostles the day after Penticost,
with the flame of fire still on their
hearts. if not on their tongues. To
go into church during services one
would imagine that the Presbyteri-
ans had a revival in the Methodist
church, but if you will watch Bro.
Duncan during the revival you will
see that his flaming zeal is felt
everywhere. Verify this union of
Presbyterians and Methodists is ir-
resistible-this union of the head
and heart. The noble women are a
great power also. They have pray
ed and sung for long month, some
times calling out the names of loved
ones to be prayed for. There has
been TO such revival in the NJ +.
Church for twenty years-Petway'S
great revival. Twenty years of
spiritual drouth has at last yielded
to a glorious outpouring of the
spirit. The beloved DR.. Wright
preached Wednesday night Co
lumbia Herald.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25
Tecumseh Sherman Excited.

n Y. Sun: "The proposition to
confer an exceptional rank IN the
army on General Grant mas disturb
Ell the equauimity Of General Shcr-
man so seriously that his nervous
system may be said to have suffered
severe shock. He is reported as
going about Washington in an ex-
cited state Of mind and making in
discriminate war upon the support
ers of this scheme, whether republl-
cans or democrats, and without re
gard to color or previous condition
Of servitude. He does not relish
the idea Of possible contingency by
which his grandeur might be subor-
dinated and his magnificent staff
reduced to a secondary rank. 1t is
not very likely to happen; but still.
the general of the army, with his
eighteen Thousand dollars of pay
and pickings every year, his gor-
geous uniform and fine feathers, and
his long tail of colonies and majors,
selected for their beauty and for
their capacity to lead in The Ger
man, is keenly susceptible to any
suggestion of being let down from
the top of his high pinnacle"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25
Value Of Newspapers.

Knoxville Republican: a news
paper is a friend who tells many
pleasant stories, and eats nothing.
The man who takes a newspaper
knows what the great world is do
ing. He belongs to the Grand
Army Of Intelligent men A news
paper in a family is as good as a
school teacher. 1t teaches spelling,
reading, Arithmetic, grammar, his
tory, geography and general knowI-
edge. The children delight to
read it. 1t makes home more pleas
ant. 1t furnishes food for the
mind. 1t creates a thirst for
knowledge.
A family without a newspaper
lives in the dark. Its own neigh
borhood is it's world. The chill
dren grow up with starved intel
lects. The young mea have no fu
ture. The young ladies have nc
knowledge.
It is a crime not to take a news
paper-a crime against ones own
self-a crime against ones own
family crime against ones own
country.
No man can worship God intelli-
gently unless he knows the world
that God has made. And no man
can vote intelligently unless he
knows the parties that seek 10 gov
ern the country. And no man can
know these parties unless he takes
a paper.
Remember, therefore, a paper is
q friend to you, teacher to your
a panorama of the worlds
progress, an illumination of the
mind, a guide to the conscience, a
counsellor to the Chris ian, an in
structor to the Patriot, n companion
to everybody.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25

The Courier Journal deprecates
the Maine count. It's always after
the spectre Expediencv, right or
wrong. It is our opinion that the
democratic party has delayed its
own assumption of the government
many years in it's foolish devotion
to expediency, for fear it might
hurt somebody's feelings. If de-
mocracy is right, it IS right. and if
measure is right it should be con
summatcd, whether it is eXpedient
or not-geneially speaking. We
have too long knuckled to within
steal ideas Of a few men, and too
long dnilied in futile attempts to
appcase somebody somewhere. The
Maine count was right, If it was
law. The republicans even do not
claim 1t was not law. Then let it
stand. And let all the acts of the
democratic party he carried out
with the same idea IN view-the
mate justice of the matter itself
When it quits daIlying, and cring
ing, and fawning, and foOllng, the
people will learn to respect 1t more.
II was afraid it would tramp on
somebody's corn when it let Tilden
be defrauded. Let the democrats
have square cut platform of
square toed principles with square
shou,dered candidates, and let clear
cut, cold steel appliances be used
to consummate the right. The re
suits will be right if somebody does
howl The Courier-Journal seems
to be dazed. Did Grant do it?
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25

After the holidays, Representa-
tive Manning, of Mississippi, will
Introduce in the house bill tor the
reorganization of the supreme court.
The main features of the bill pro
vides for-First, a court composed
of a chief justice and eighteen asso
ciate justices; second, a classified
ton of work and its division into
three branches; third the assign
ment of six associate justices Zone
OF whom shall be designated to pre-
side) to each branch; fourth, all
Constitutional questions and all ca
sss involving one hundred thousand
dollars or more, to be decided bv
the full court. Mr.. Manning has
received a number of letters from
lawyers in different parts of the
country approving the organization
OF the court, and asking for the de-
tails of his plan.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25
A Diseased Liver.

Duncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine
is a cure for all diseases having their
origin in a diseased state of the Kidney
or Liver, such as SICK headache, dyspep-
STA, swimming in the head, loss OF appe-
tite, bad taste in the mouth, heartburn,
tenderness or fullneSs over the region of
the stomach, cramp collie, costiveness.
palpitation of the heart, pain in the back,
sides and limbs, and all diseases pecul-
lar to females. We can say to our
friends that the above medicine is just
what it is represented to be, and is pro-
nounced by every one who has used it
far superior to any Liver Medicine they
have ever used. We know it gives bet
ter satisfaction than any we have ever
sold. Knowing it to be purely vegeta-
bic, we can recommend il to our suffer
ing friends. Price 75 cents For sale
by all druggists. For sale by Grigsby
81 Anderson, south side square, Pulaski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25

AS principle the Bayard Reso-
luton Is certainly correct. The
constitution gives to Congress au-
thority to coin money out of gold
and silver only. 1t cannot make
money out of paper promises to
pay a legal tender, constitutionally.
But the act was a war measure
which has since been recognized by
all parties and by the Supreme
Court as necessity and a fact.
The question now to be determined
is whether the subject should be a
matter of further legislation or not.
If Mr.. Bayard simply means to de
Glaze a principle we are in favor of
his resolution; but if TO deprecIate
the value or curtail the volume of
greenbacks, we doubt the wisdom
of his course.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25
SCHEDULE.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

After the LIST day of January,
1880, the CITIZEN will be published
by JOHN BATEMAN SMITH ana LAPS.
d. MCCoRD. Mr.. SMITH will have
exclusive editorial charge of the pa
per and Mr.. McCoRD assumes the
entire business management. Com
munications should be addressed
in accordance with this arrange
ment. The retiring publisher, Mr..
L. W. MCCoRD, will make a proper
announcement in the next issue.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25

A secret caucus of regulators at
Nashville last week tried to get up
n reason for another extra session
of the Legislature. They also talked
some of how they would divide
out the offices among themselves.
The proceedings leaked out in some
way. When politicians and party
leaders have TO concoct their work
In the dark, you may be sure their
works are dark. They studiously
shut out reporters and the public.
Will the people be gulled by dema-
gogues who meet in dark corners?
They want to eat all the fishes
themselves and leave the bones for
their "dear people" They have a
right to do their business this way
if they choose, but have no right to
imagine that the dear people are
such fools as to be gulled into sup
porting them III their inordinate
selfishness. But the beautiful part
of the secret causus was that q
Banner reporter was secreted in the
room so that he was unseen, and
reported every word that was said.
When the Banner appeared on Sat
urday evening with a full report of
the proceedings on Friday night, it
carried terror and dismay into the
ranks of the schemers. 1t is said
they all looked as if they had been
caught with wool IN their teeth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25
Marriages.

J J Digger and Della a Bray.
c Q Callahan and Mary Z Bray
w F Beard and G A Howard.
L 7 Zeigler and V a Smith.
Sam II Sweetland and NJ r Lowe.
II b Brown and Ella A Smith.
A d Boyd and Sallie Wagstatf.
W a McMasters and Mollie White
a NJ Reeves and 5 + Glen.
f B Powers and S c Childers.
J j Martin and Lucy Platt.
J II johnson and NJ + Sneed.
VIM Powers and Lucy Crenshaw.
@ Rowe and Ada Mcclure.
4 " Hayes anu Emma g English.
Jas c West and Adelia Alexander.
) f Brown and A L Wilson.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25

To be just big enough for the
girls TO flirt with and not have
spunk enough to return the compli-
ment, is the distres ing situation of
many young fellow who has his
first gleamings of thought about his
coming mustache.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-12-25

Dennis Kearney, the great sand
lot orator and communist of Cali
fOInia, has become a "bloated"
holder Of shares in one of the DO
nanza mining companies, much to
the disgust OF many Of his deluded
admirers.