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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
LyHnFiIIe Items.

Miss May Gordon returns to
school at Columbia Monday
Mr. Dolly Jones' Is aiding the
raising Of potato slips TO his family
L grocery business.
I Mrs. McCord Ia opening up her
stuck OF millinery which IS new
departure for LynuvIlIe-
Polk English has gone into the
/ dry goods business on Big creek.
which proves the versatility Of his
talents.
Miss Minnie Fry, we are glad TO
note, IS decidedly better, with fair
prospects OF recovery
Mrs. Albert StieI.fs, Of Columbia,
Z Is visiting her parents. Il Is re-
ported that she and Albert have
changed the name OF their cherub
so often that they don't know what
I5s name Is now
A day seldom passes by that from
one to 81 dozen drummers are not
here selling goods. Our prediction
is that too many goods viii be
bought this wear We are looking
for q huge circus along to drain
this country OF its money, now that
we have q few dollars.
Strange what a creature Of habit
Il horse is. To Illustrate Mr. Jas
Walker started TO Pulaski on his
horse, aud when he g05 To the depot
no further would Mr. Horse 20, the
iucIIuatiou OF Mr. Walker with the
use OF good long persUader TO che
CONTRARY notwithstanding So he
had TO take the train
W &. OIckarsou has dog OF re
markable Disposition. When the
Chickens dominance TO cruw for day
be sets up 4 howiing on the back
porch TIL every member of the fam
uy is Up. when be seems happy. /
We must attribute Uncle RIbe's T
prosperity TO the fact that his dug
gets Inn up ready for business be
fore his lesH prosperous leighbors.
know 4 number Of men who need
such u dog Il he could Just be
learned to bite the persistent sleep
ersA
The sacranen5aI meeting aG the
Presbyterian church % set for next
Sunday For more than half 4 cen
surY the ID Sunday IN April has
6ee1 set apart by this church for
communion We are told that the
last survivor OF the first sacrament
passed away when Mrs Jones died
this wear, aged 81 The sunday
are 90 s1ing under headgIy
and are thinking Of Picnics, process
sIou9 reorgaa cations. reunion 5. &C Z
I hope everything doue viii popu-
Iarize these cradles Of the church
One Of the most ssaso nahle rams q
Eel Friday nighs, watch seems
.ormaL opening Of spring IN ;
AZ nv lfe I never saw II hours I
transform the vsgesaEJon so much a
Everything seems Cd De sprjngiHg
n10 new HEs from the stony earth :
md the busy Gee doth hum around
he gorgeous peash tree Al hearts
should iks the many huge ci0ds,
dissolve N thaakfaluesEL- We have
wed to see two summers without
| winter. Without Il winter we
.an's rsaI5za tins u another year =
nj hope We VII grow 10 Older
his rear fer Is IS said us the WI
~ blast that ADDS ages To eur
ears. In youth We lsug 20 DE
aeu- ID cid agg We long GO be 4
-euGh again. We have got along 10 Z
fherz We wuud Ike 10 Put the
raxes down y
Col. Gordon funeral vas largely =
sssntleG by ais numerous friends
he funeral ssrVIess were approprl- )
ssIy performed by the Rev Thos-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Do You WantHeaIth9

Why VIII ye die death, or what Is
worse, IS the inevitable result OF con-
Ginued suspension OF the menstrual dow
L tx condition which should not be
trified with. ImmeIiara relief is the
only safeguard againss constitutional
ruin. In al cases Of suppression Sis
pension or other irregulari6Y OF the
COURSES" DIR. + BradfieId's Female
Regulator is the only sure remedy It
acts by giving tone I'd the nervous cen-
5ers, improving the blood and deEermin-
ng directly 60 the organs OF menstrua-
ton I5 Is Il Legitimate prescription,
ana the most Intelligent doctors use It..
Prepared BY DR.. J Brad1ieId, Atlanta,
Ga, and sold at 81 80 per b06Eie by re-
specGable druggists everywhere. For
sale by Grigsby 4 Anderson, Druggists.
a!,I-Im
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

I Coffee mas been IN use BY some " the M
dyes OF the world for upwards OF one shous-
and years.
1 Is Hourisies IA the truuics. embracing
Brazil, Csyion,. CsntraI Americas. West In
dies. sne II left alone it viii grow from 8
20 30 feet high but IL Usually pruned Co tla
height of ahoT5 i've feat. which increases It's
produGrlveness and renders it easier TO gath
ar the fruit The slender and plant
branches bend down ike an apple tree.
The pianGs ara raised from seed IN uurss-
res and at one year old ara ar1nEplanted
and set out IN rows. At 5hrss 5iisy begin 20
near but 20 not come % perfection until the
nth Faar- when they continue for twenty
years or longer
The flowers grow N thick clustars around
The branches. and ara almost constantly In
bloom Like the orange rley have dowsrs
and rlpB frII1 AZ the same time. 30 slRY can
De gathered at 1eariy al ssasuns, though
they usually have about Two har~ssEz.
The fruit rsssm Dies cherry aud the dasiF
PORTIONS ara sweet and palarable- As ia
rrIir dries the pulp forms a sort Of she'll or
pod They ara gathered n some places av
hand while n others they ara slloyvsd 60 RI
pen fully on the trees aud ara then shaken or
More than halt me T0tfSe produced COMES
from Brazil, aud the largest market for Coz
fra ID the nired States. Over 500 600. J80,-
900 pounds per aunum IS imported into shs
.. > A very larga pOr-lon OF which comes
20 the South
zee depends largsly upon Tie manner in
which ths process ~ conducted and % the
sx-snS IL IA carried L should be heated first
dvar a slow ire. N an open vessel and Kept
constantly IN notion Inal Il has lost ita nv
xruscnpic water Il may silau ba continued at
a hfgt1er temperature IN a closed vessel % pre-
the loss of the valuable aroma The panch-
iuQ should caase as a chestnut brown and
kapt eighty closet until coni. T Daruhesl
Too long It 5ee8mes birzar and II % a char
coal it entirely loses IL da-Br-
The action Of cnftes N diredrsd chiefly %
the nervous system When swallowed il
produces a warming GorCfiaI impression On
the stomach quickly followed BY di1fuHed
ag-eaallls nervous axcitament which extends
Itself 20 the braIn- giving rse 20 idcrsased
vilrur of fnrsilent and imae-uai1dn- without
any subzaauenE eompuisiun IN stupurs sun1
"a sharactsriEes the action Of fIrher narcntic
medicines. lndassf ore of its most sx-ranr-
iiuarT affects ~ 4 disposition al w1lksfI l1ess (
many hours after N a car-Liu part OF
A r11ia- many centuries SINGS. w1En e9ffes /
vas aYsC introduced Il vas used by lRwVsFs. Z
sr7Idents and such ~ required wa1afillElesa .
Il night. but ib sonu spread - al ciasaes.
L II a rafunrEa1is fhcS 1IaS ne sHme Pc
gIriiar principles should exist n Elfrse or more
yegsillsia productions which though not At .
IL 7sseIn b ling each other n other RESPECTS.
nave been seiectsd M beverages by Almost
vi nations. SONS adopting 5ns Of thEm and
Ithers another Tbs tfres beverages ara
; 1fisa Tea and Ch0cola1e- Al possessing
he same important aiemeur NECESSARY "a
mans physical sys1an- inns showing the
daDrahilIry IF 1aSura - mans comforts
.aG Happiness.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

Little Rock Democrat. Joe Ago
ner, the natural curiosity now on
exhibition st the American Muse
I'm, Il Certainly ahead of all IS 3
curiosity He IS only thrtE-seVsn
inches high. 5hirty-four years old.
and weighs leo pounds WAS born
II DeshA county, Ark, of ChOctaw
and French parenss- who now re-
side IN Mississippi He IS Of sal
low complexion, Ioug, black hair,
small, black mas5aelle, and large,
full, gLaring eyes He has a shell
on his back, and, taken altogether,
very much resembles turtle
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Giles County Sentiment.

Pulaski Cor. Nashville Banner
The sentiment Of Giles county
democrats Is Seymour or Western
man We think that Gov Seymour
could certainly carry New York and
the Solid South with perhaps In
diana and New Jersey but we viii
rally around the ticket let him lead
who may, and We hope by strong
pull to root out the corrupt party
II power
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Above Par

Washington Cor. Nashville American
Il win be remen bsred that.
lately, COmhina1Ioas we're made BY
the owners Of the Texas Pacific. OF
which Gov. Brown IS one of the
Vice Presidents, whereby the means
were obsaine,i 20 finish that trans
continental hRe Of railway from
Fort Worth To San Diego, On the
Pacific coast. The Governor says
that the first and seco1d series Of
Texas Pacific bonds. like the bonds
OF Uncle Samuel, are far beyond
par. and the income laad bonds of
the same road are worth 70 cents
On the dollar.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
W. r. CRAIG & GO.


z Watkins and Wiz. % " A Me-
Murray, 81 acres. Nth dist ii
= B SEacy, Srr "a JACK Merrill 81
acres. f9fh DIST --.-.--- 625
D c ChlesnE7 sE as "a Cherry
Coleman. town ior, tn dist 5gI
Y Sm.rhsau I'd Sallie v Ander-
Sou IS acres, 7Eh dist go
Ioseph A Jackson % Wilson
RriEs8u, g acres, II6h dist GO
) 3 SsaeT, c 4 n, % n II spot
ford, Gown Losy 7Lh dist 1865 $50 /
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Nothing but Compound Oxy-
gen Saved Me-.

Compound Oxygen has certainly
done wonders IN my CASE writes a
gentleman from Eufaula, Indian Terri
5OtY- Before Z commenced taking he
Oxygen had taken IN the way OF med
icine about every thing that was recon-
mended for consumption G0 no effect.
I had been sick IN bed ter about thirty
eighG months IN al and n less than
three months from The time I began
1al5ing the O,Eygsn was Up and ref
ting about. Fad been given up by the
doctors I'd die Emc and again : buG
still I've, and believe that nothing else
but Compound Oxygen saved me-" A
letter received dive months LAGER from a
brother OF this Gentleman SAYS " our
Compound Oxy gen has in the case ct
my brother performed such a miracfI-
ICUs cure-fGr we Attribute iG 70 Moth
ing else-5haG I hive concluded Cd 1est
iE myself \ Treatise On COMPOUND
Oxygen LIS NIGure, AcEiGn- and Re
suits, sent free BY Drs. SEarsey & PaIen,
HOB and I'LL Girart St, Philadelphia
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
In County Court at Pulaski
80 49,. -

g " Smith 81 as - a 7 Carroll ss as
7 y this cause e appearing % The satisfaction
4 % said enur- That Ehe defsudanrs. Isuas
Thomas Car-1il- e-zlbers LErroir Pa1sy But
ler, Wor-h Bas Brlsdea and 4mGnsia Baden,
are non-resideirs II shs State Of Esunazsss,
20 thas she 5rfsnarY process Of this Court
cannot 5s served On them.
On notion Z - Ehsfessrs 0r-.srsd snas pu5.
iea5on be made s5r s5nr weeks n success
siou n shs PaIas.xi Cfrizsn, asvspapsr pm
Iis1ed "A Toe soxn Of P1lasixi, n saad State
rsauirsrg said IsfenGanr 20 be and 1ppear
on s1e arsc day 0g sds Eszs ssru1 u said Coun.-
- CouT5 90 Dc held Tor tbs c8nnsy % Gliess
st sts colrs-horas n PIiasiEi On tide lss Nor-
day n Nay next, and answers cons iaznaaSis
5ilf. o. cssss Sans VII De taksu for confessed
~ 70 them add sec S5r haaF5u,T sx-parsa-
acs-ss P n. EZEEL, Clerk
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Illness of Bishop Qulnsar,..

Memphis Appeal
e regreG % learn Jha5 the Bish-
op Of Tennessee - quite II at the
residence OF MS brother II New
FORK, and that he is seriouslV
threatened with the loss Of his
voice. Dr. Quin1Ard - one % the
most useful and energetic mem
hers OF the hierarchy OF the Episco-
pa Church II the United States.
one OF the sbIest pulpit orators, ard
cSa III be spared BY his Own cr The
people Of the church as large. The
loss Of his voice would be The loss
OF his most poss1s power Earn
est Sn1,co1vlaeIng ii the pulpit, De.
carries iuto 81 the avenues which
his mission opens 10 hiu charm
peculiarly his owa, We hope for
his reeoVegy and speedy rsssora
tioa - his duties.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The opposition to NJ. TiIdsu N
both houses Of congress Ia 50 near
ly unanimous that he can there
SCARCELY be cor sids-ed 4 candidate
He has not a. advocate tor ais
nomination II the senate, and with
the exception Ct Mr. RaudILl Gnd 4
small following Of his N the house,
be has none here - writes Eae
Washington Correspondent Of the
Nashville American
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The New Orleans Pjcayune knows
how TO make nice GIsJi1ctious.
Speaking OF the proposed reception
u Geu- Cant IN that city. it asvo-
Gated A lavish hospitality, not exact
IN n honor Ut shs uAn. bat cut of
reSPscs for tha high o6ics he twice
filed. Is SAID
Gen. GRAFT VII be received here
not As the eO1qUeror OF the south,
and not as \ political zsPirans. be.
simPN as sn ex-Prsspient Of The
United States, A great municipal
corporation like New Orleans re
1eiF'ng former Chief Magistrate
% the bnion, has It's own credit 70
~ lVSh 10, 40 we'll as the dignity Of
Hieslaen'iai aftiee 30 regard.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Chancery Sale Of Land


Jas Watson Va a a CArssr sr AZ.
DERSC AN'T 20 . deersa az ms Chaneery
saart Of ezilss eounEg "a. sle ahsVs cause,
I vii sell,
On Tuesday May 4sh. 1880.
prsmisess The tract Of about IS 1crss Of and
nsn1innal a tina isrrea u an .. sIzua1art IN
The 8kh s5Fil diaErier Of Gslaa sa1nry, Ga the
zztars az silver srseiE, adjoining rla lambs 81
EErrgsiI Aberna1ny. ElsiBsa and Wles
Grar-fuar-
Tzzxa az sAEz--l1s-rairr4 sas1r Tho 1a.-
anca On one and gH0 years with .ntssrssf rum
shs dzg sf sa.s- Parahasar vi Do nsgnizsst
- szseu1s hates WITH sood personal security
add lian viii &c rscainea UPON Eha land tor
Ghs paymans u the purchase mona
sot-d T. 3 STACY e. a n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The aggregate OF the Irish reIIaf
fund sent from this country up to
list week, was SI,00z, 800 The
New YORK Herald tuad amounted
TO 1913, $50 or the total sent
S45O,OOO we're sent by Catholics
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
WOODBURY., W. July Is, 1876.

WOOD 8IRHs " - > uAY L3s IcAo.
DIR. G. 7. MOEFETr-Dear Sir-I never
forget the gratitude I ONe you fer sa "
ing the LIE OF my Lizzie boy, Robert
when as deaIiI's d0sr, from Cholera In
fanGIIm- After having tried 5rIVeIia :,
different localities and climates, many
physicians ami remedies, the disease
only Increased IN violence. As soon Is
we commenced giving Teethina Teeth
ing Powders the disease began 70 abaGe,
the child 10 rest beEEe- than he had dune
for months, his appetite 70 return. anu
soon his rosy cheeks gave Joy TO his
mothers heart Terry respectfully,
Mrs. GIN :. e. FRENCH
For sale by Grigsby e Anderson,
Druggists. apI-Im
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The United States court 81 Lou
fsvfIIe. has Decided II favor Of the
Lostery Company in the suit to en-
ION the postmaster from seizlng
and Obtaining lottery Letters
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

L has been estimated that th e
blacks are now going north at the
rate OF 500 per week There Is al
ready a return tide, which viii grow
larger.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

Cotton stall weaker at LIG; Corn dull. Sse;
Wheat quie-, 81 Is; Eggs N demand, T54G;
Sorghum active and N demand, 25G- Bacon
quist at. Shoulders ie; Sides and EaIns 9zzc;
Bufter n demand Z 70 ISJ Onion Buttons
viii bring a good prcs N town rhers being
none here. There h also good demand for
Poultry with none IN the market. No other
points of iuterest n the market this weak
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
v:.iiee to CREDITORS
OF David N. EIncade-

BW Whi1s ss a.s-sx par-s.
A Il Pc RSSONS holding claims axai1Ht Dt-
Il vid a A5ueade ara lersby not desf - dls
said ciniIus liIIlT 1rooASad via sts Clerk and
Master OF she Chaucsry court Of t5slea county
IN or before the
Is6 day Of SePtem Der next.
for pro mia pAyTueEIs. or tle same VIII 90
for azsr 1arnad- By order OF said cour..
Mnrun % 1850
apT-ss r b STACY. C.&M
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

A large majority os the demo
cratic members of the Legislatures
OF Mississippi aud Missouri have
expressed preference for oey
mour. With regard To Missouri.
tbs - quite sigETGeanE- - that
state vas TIdeu's stronghold II
1916.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

It IS suggested that there De a
uarade OF loI6 Mexican soIdIers'
at the Nashville Centennial under
the command Of Gen Frank Cheat
hHu
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

4 Letter 20 the Mobile Registsr
from BIrmIn CHAM Alabama, says
" hike wOCkme1 we're engaged IN
digging a we'll, hear the rolling
mills. a sudden curren5 OF gas be
Zau 90 dow and Immediately after
petroleum. started and IS still dow
IL as the rate Of nilery barrels per
day The widest excitement pre-
-rar1s
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Tia MI.fnwN Mite

LII 1t. -tssLlI-
Mrs Joan Bass (reIIc5 OF the
ATE JOIN Bass, OF Giles COUNTY,
who was 4 soldier under Gen Jack
son AZ the battle OF New Orleans J
yesterday called ca Ma Joaa L
Brown. Saperin at STATE
CaRisol, and tsHdered 60 hIm i've
dollars A. her subscription co the
4lciSsO1 statue fund. II vas n
part Of the pension of her Late hus-
band MAJ Brown justly rsgarUis
this beaasIfll tribute 60 she memo
~ Of Old Hickory Is WIS the pasri-
oGie widows mite. Mrs. Bass at
present reziies II Marshall county
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

John Sherman opened his II6dIe
CAN pa!g1 for the presidential uOmi-
uaE01 1t Mansfield. OHIO. last
week, With i speech highly coIored
with the huss Of the srsan gunner
under gIrmenE He manifested
uuch TIr5u9Us Indignation At the
cUud1gIJ1 OF things II the south.
which, Unf1rrUua5ely tor him and
his aspirations, Affords hut few Op-
portuuICIes Just nov for 4 visiting
statesman Like John 70 manipulate
election returns and buy up cor
rlP5 returning boards. Following
"a I sample Of the s5Gf he proposes
TO put OF the market during his
CANVASS ~If the coIored people OF
the South we're redeemed from 5ha
ignorance caused BY slavery 1t
would be no more possible TO over
ave and overcome then BY ku-
ktuZ klIns and tissue baIlo6s, than
10 would be possible here n the
North. The south never can and
never ought 20 prosper while the
great body OF her laboriug popuIa-
5Iou - held n Subsection, and de
prrved- IS IS the case now, of rights
plaIaly given them by the Co1sGisIl-
ton The north - growing, AID
the sCUsh VII decay until this issue
- settled, a. A. such issues must be
n a repu bic IN favor az fun Broese-
ton BY -aw Of every person u TIE
enjoyment OF Liberty add Justice.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

OF the $4,000 blacks who have
migrated from che south to Kansas,
there u not the 81 ghtsst doubt
that fully 10000 would return TO
their old homes If they had the
means
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The Frankfort Ky. J Teouau re-
ports the killing, n the Kentucky
river Of a catfish weighing l1S4
pounds Mr. CrsOld- while n u
boag, ran upon the fish n shallow
water. and came hear being over
turned The fish was killed with
a. oar
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

Nl-therl capitalists are soon TO
erect 4 saw mil and 4 large -four
mill AZ some point eu the North
western railroad, near Nashville
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
OUR BEVERAGE,

A lew Items concerning that which affords
uH strength for our daily duties, and rsaI
pleasure N Its use, may not fail 20 in5arass
some Of our rsadars. OF coursa we aIIrIda 70
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

A corresPoudenT Of the New York
sun predicts that Ben Butler, OF
M4.sachusetts. and 4. H Stephens.
OF Georgia viii De the caudI
dase OF the greenbaek labor conveu-
tion tha5 meets en- the ninth Of
June ii Chicago
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The Meth0dIsG Episcopal Confer
ence Of America, which met IN
Petersburg. Va, has adjourned TO
meet next wear n Richmond
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The Bedford county temperance
association has resolved that mem
bers o( the order Cannot visit 0r take
part IN the centennial celebration
1t Nashville, because beer u 60 dc
sold on the premises This course
ia very much 10 be regretted, De
canse The Bedford county temper
anee folks are likely ID lose mora
BY 5 than the people or Nashville.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

The lower house Of the Kentucky
general Esssnb.y has passed EItI
making the seduction OF any VI
married female OF good repuIs, IN
der twenty one years Of age, under
sne promise Of marriage A felony
and fixed the penalty a5 from Que
TO i've years n the penIIentiary.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

Washington Post Our national
debt Is not really L blessing, bat Il
is not :he part 0r wisdom TO strain
too hard n eur haste ID pay Il or
The talk about wiPing out al the
bonds II fifteen years Is nonsense
Tt that - done Ia forty years OF
eonEI.Eou4 peace We shaIl 90 we'll
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

Wilson county has been sued BY
the Third National Bank Of Nash
vile, on ST.. eco worth Of railroad
bonds owned BY the hank
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08
Gen. 4. Holman.

The Pulaski correspondent Of the
Nashville Banner MAKES the follow
ing pertinent Suggestion II 4 re-
cent Issue OF that paper while
making arrangements to honor cur
dead heroes 1t the CeusenniaL, I see
nothing said Of A lehman a grand
AMI glorious old man. Would II
not De vel for his memory to be az
pr0priI5eIy celebrated during the
time Of the ExposiGIOn2 Your cor
respondent we'll remam bers reading.
while a mere boy, OF the gallant
Major Herman, 1t Monterrey. lead
ing the IsG Teuaessee VOlun-
5sersr and WIS witness 10 his
modest heroisu n the ATE var. No
truer patriot o. more gallant soldier
ever wore a sword, Iud among the
many men who have made the
name OF Tennesseaas h0uorad and
respected none have 1 brighter or
Purer record than A Herman"
Like the Banner, We cordially ap-
prove the suggestion, and heartily
IIGOrse the brief but eloquent trib-
ute here paId to the memory Of the
gallant HeImau He deserves to be
ranked with tie heroes whose civic
and military achIevmeuLs EN- beIlish
the annals Of the state, and whose
virtues We propose I'd commemorate
at the approaching CeuuGeniaL.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-04-08

A young nan OF Causou, OHIO,
claims 20 have constructed Al Eppa-
rzGus which using neither b eIs-
excessive cold, weights nor springs.
and requiring neither fuel hot air,
steam nor vapor- furnishes che
power necessary Co It's own cou5in
uaI propulsion with some EstIe
force LETT unexPeudsd for the
movement os other machinery.
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Pulaski Markets.
PRODUCE MARKET.

We quota the prices paid for country pro.
d1ce BY our merohau1s- OF aOurss they sci
for a small aStVancs--En. CrrrzES-I
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Ex-senator Baruuu. Of Couuec1i-
cut, wuo IA enc OF the shrewdest
pohLicianz IN the country and
chairman OF the dem0craGic nation
al committee says thai everything
poiass 60 Grants nomination and
he accepts the action Of the Chica
90 convention As f0re-0ue cuncIu-
son. The leading democrats here
al say that Grant VII be ncmlna
ted They say AZ the same time
that be WI be the easiest nan
Beaten that the Republicans caa
pat ap, and they profess I'd want
hin nominated
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at never rains but it pours- An
other vile scandal has been devel
oDed ia Washington A congress-
nan and hrs PrOcurer- CLERK n
the executive department are
charged with running women who
sought the president for ass stance
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OF sixty two GemocrasIc mem
hers OF The Vlrglaik Lsgislasurs -
are toc Seymour, IS for Bayard and
4 foe TGds1- For secc1d ehoics
Is prefer Ha1cock aaG = Bayarli,
while e1z EST0rs Tldsn-