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WILLIAM HI. ENGLISH.
News and Notes.


isThe pension bureau has 2S0,OOC
claims on file.
Gunuison,. Col, had a population
OF tfty 4 year ago-it now NUN
bers 1000 inhabitants.
Ex-Gov. 5. J. Tiden Of New
York, has contributed 100000 to
| the Hancock campaign fund.
Gen Grant, after his reception
at Kansas City, pushed his way to
Colorado, where be will summer.
A number OF Spanish bull
fighters have arrived in New York,
and will give exhibitions with bulls
brought from Texas.
The London Times, in aIluding
70 the 4th OF July, highly compli-
ments the United States upon the
condition of the people and the
country.
Boston Will, on September 18th
celebrate the 25Oth anniversary Of
its settlement. Generals Hancoc k
and Garfield are invited to partici-
pate in the ceremonies.
A yacht containing fourteen per-
sons capsized on White Breaver
Lake, July 9Th. Seven men swan
ashore, and six women and one
man were drowned.
An insane woman named Mary
O'Conner cut the threats of her
three children at Jersey City, July
I'd. She said she feared restitution
and thought she was sending :hen
to heaven.
Senator Don Cameron, of Penn
sylvania, in answer to q request
made by Gen. Garfield, Gays that
his health will not permit him to
retain the Craftsmanship of the Re
publican national committee.
During the first fours months of
1880 there were shipped $1,000
head of horned cattlc. $4,000
sheep and 50 coo pigs imported in
to France. OF these only I3I oxen
I4O5 sheep and % pigs were
brought from America, the princi-
pal exporter of oxen being Italy.
The long continued drouth in
the South side section of Virginia
is proving very destructive to the
crops. In many cases steams are
drying up and mills are compelled
to stop work. Prayers for rain
have been offered in many of the
churches.
Probably the oldest paid teacher
of youth in the world is the Ger
man government schoolmaster of
Heringen, in the Province Of Linn
burg, one Abraham Levi Dick
stein; who recently completed the
year of his activity as
pedagogy, and the 1O4th of his
age.
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ELECTION NOTICE

I NOTICE Is hereby given that viii opel
I ~ and hold an election st the various pre-
eints in Giles county, on the
First Thursday in August, 1880,
for the purpose Of elscting Sheriff, Trus
tee, and constables and school directors II
districts where vacancies may exist Th'
following named persons are appointed q
open and hold said election as directed ~
law:
Ist. District-w EzeH, J D MeCaIlum
j Vance, judges; Geo Vance and J S Car
penter, clerks; W J MeNeely, officer.
End Distriet-Thos Campbell. W T Keel
ing, t A Fogg, judges: Fl c McLaurine anC
H RagsdsIe, clerks; " B%rber, officer.
srd District-Henry Hannah, Jos Petty
Madden Waters judges; F 7 Petty and
I GoOch, clerks; Thos Hannah, officer
4th Distric:-T D Daugherty. W II E
Word, z Yarbrough, Judges; Levi Thomp.
son and N Prince, clerks; Black
officer.
18th Di-trics-P A o sneed, " Pittard
9 Witt, jadges; John " Parker and 2 !
Wood clerks; d Vaughn, officer.
9Th DISH Jet P williams, Samuel Har-
well, c q Tidwell, judges; James Reynolds
and Daniel Anthony, clerks; 6 Hays, Of
fcer-
It'll District-W Alexander, Z Grove
A Z Finley, Judges; Sam Mitchell and Ira
Jones, clerks; Pleas Smith, officer.
sth Distriet-W q johnson, ] n Bradley
N NJ Maeklin, judges; z D Alternately and
Z J Brunson, clerks; J z Scales, officer
9th District P BledsOe, a Reeves, P
" Nave, judges; " A Carter and
Baugh, clerks; W z Woodfn, officer.
10th Distriet-Wm Hardeman, Geo Rhea,
Arch Reaves, judges; VIM Re4 and J ohm B
Bonds, clerks; W Z Moore, officer.
11th District-W A Young, G Young,
5 A Parsons, judges:J " Marks and E B
Worsham, elerks;J G Roller. officer
18th District-G T Buford, W Maxwell,
Robert Sanders, judges; W 3 Bayless aud J
S Williamson, clerks; Alex Pedeu, officer.
18th District Z bernathy David Rhea,
Robt J Evans, judges; 2 @ Buford and z A
A bernathy, clerks; j BiEtieks, officer
14th Distrlct-Caldweu Hannah, Samuel
fokely, John W Lowell, judges; D E Horne
and Jas TOkely, clerks; 7 J Lowell, officer.
18th DISTRICT A Martin W N Lock, W
" Dotson, Judges; J W McLaurine and T
n Gordon, clerks: John G.Ibraith, officer
10Th District VIM Perry, tSr, VIM Moore,
Thos Dunlap. judges; Albert Buford and
T p Moore, clerks; 3 z Lac, officer.
18th Distriet-W T Harmon, A T Clark,
" D FraleY judges; r Anderson and "
A Rothroek, CLERKS; a G Moore, officer.
18th District NJ Paisley, John Braley,
n sdison Harwell, judges; D n Todd and A
n West, clerks; T A Purye4r, officer.
18th Distriet-R Anderson J Camp
bell John Ada, judges; J q Morris and G n
Fanght. clerks; II Rogers. officer
goth DISTRICTS H Smith, W Mays, P
z Bennett, judges; W " MeLaurine and J
2 Newman, clerks; W II McLsurine, officer.
J. NJ. PARKER,
iuIys-tde Coroner Giles Co.
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A Diseased Liver.

Dunean's Liver and Kidney Medicine
is cure for all diseases having their
origin in 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 fuIlness over the region of
the stomach, eramp collie, cOstiveness,
palpitatiOn of the heart, pain in the back,
sides and linn bs, 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 il to be purely vegeta-
bic, we can recommend it to our suffer
ing friends. Price 20 cents. For sale
by all druggists. For sale by Grigsby
& Anderson, south side square, Pulaski
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Fatal Encounter With a WiIG
Hog.

LONDON, ONT, July 1.-Thomas
Brothroyd, a wealthy farmer, living
in Howard township, Kent county,
on Saturday was attacked, while
going through = email woods near
Ridgeton, by = hog that had been
running Wild for three years and
had grown TO an enormous size,
with tusks like Il wild boar. The
light was short, and before the cries
of the terrified man brought assist
ance the hog had thrown him down
and bit him through the heart
crushing his ribs like pipe stems,
bit through and severed the jugular
zsin, and tore nearly ali the flesh
from the body. The hog was shot
after an exciting chase by citizens.
The funeral was attended to-day by
the entire community,
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That Macon Meteor.

The Macon (Ga.) Daily Herald
reports that the meteor seen in that
CITY has been found in the forks of
a tree a few miles from Macon 1t
was so firmly imbedded in the tree,
it says. that it had to be cut out with
an axe. The meteor is about the
size of q mans head,and of al anal
gamation Of iron and stone
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Democratic National Executive
Committee.

New YoRK, July I3.-The Dem
ocratic National Committee met at
the 9Th Avenue Hotel at noon to-
day. William II. Barnum, of Con
necticut. was unanimously elected
chairman, and Frederick o. Prince,
Of Massachusetts, secretary. The
committee adjourned TO Governors
Island TO attend the presentation of
the nomination to Gen. Hancock.
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TusKEGEE, Ala, july 3. ISIS.

DR.. c. j. MoFFETT-Dear Sirius
tice TO you demands that l should give
you my experience with your excellent
medicine, Teethina. Our little girl,
just thirteen months old, has had much
trouble teething. Every remedy was
exhausted in shape of prescriptions from
our family ply stefan. Her bowels con-
tinued to pass of pure blood, and burn
ing fever continued for days at a time.
Her Lille was almost dispaired of. Her
mother determined to try Teethina, and
in day or two there was a great
change-new life had returned-the
bowels were nearly regular, and, thanks
TO Teethins, the little babe is now doing
well. Yours, etc. d. W. MCIvER,
Ed'r aud PrOp'r Tuskegee Gala News.
For sale by Grigsby & Anderson,
Druggists. may6-3m
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College,.

Fall session begins Septem'r Sth, 1880,
with the same faculty, except that Miss
MeMasters takes Art department..
TERMS-Per session of five months.
Primary, SIS; Preparatory, sac; Cole
giate, S25; Music (Piano) $2j; Organ,
SIS; Special Vocal Lessons, $40; Latin
and French, each, $40; Art, sis 70 S25 :;
Board, $50; Washing, $40. All bills
payable monthly. Send for catalogue
for particulars. W. h. JONES,
july1-4t Priucipal
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Health and Beauty Combined.

WOMAN's RIGHTs.-One who has long
studied this absorbing subject now pre-
sents to the women of our country the
result of his investig atoms. He is hap
by TO say that he has at last discovered
~WoEan's Best Friend.' 1t is adapted
especially to those cases where the
womb is disOrdered, and will cure any
irregularity of the "menses." DR.. . .
Bradfield's Female Regulator acts like
a charm in whites or in any Sudden
check of the monthly courses from
cold, trouble OF mind or like causes, by
restoring the discharge in every in
stance. So also in chronic cases its ac-
ton is prompt and decisive, and saves
the constitution from countless evils
and premature decay This valuable
preparation is for sale at $3.50 per bot
tie by all respectable druggists in the
land. Prepared and sold by DR.. J.
Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga. A thousand
women testify to its merits
For sale by Grigsby & Anderson,
Druggists may6-3m
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All Endorse 1t.

The Recorder, Americas, Ga, says
CLERKS, Senators, representatives, doe
tors, lawyers, citizens, in public and
private lie, are testifying by the thou
sands, and over their own signatures,
that a remedy has been found for
Bright's disease of the Kidneys and for
Diabetes; these are respectively known
as Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
and Warmers Safe Diabetes Care"
inIVI-2m
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Tragic Scene in a BrotheI.

Tragic Scene in a BrOthel.
DANvILLE, VA, July 8. Last
night about midnight, Thomas D.
DeJarnette entered q bagnio, in
curing for Mollie DeJarnette, and
at his request the two went to q
private room. Repeated pistol
shots followed. The police broke
into the room and the girl was
found on the floor, her brother
standing by, pistol in hand. He
Immediately confessed shooting
his sister, sverring ne had done it
to wipe out the disgrace of the
family. The girl was shot five
times, two of them being fatal
She protests that Der brother was
right in taking her life, and begs
that be be not punished. Before
her brother was taken to prison he
and his sister embraced. The
brother is a telegraph operator,
aged twenty years, and his sister is
seventeen wears old.
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a Bank President Shot Down.

COLUMBUS, o., July I3.-At noon
to day 5. 5. Rickley, president Of
the Cabital City Bank, was shot
through the forehead while stand
ing at his desk, by Andrew Eicheh-
berg. q German dyer. Eicheu burg
was on the street, and as soon as
be shot Mr.. Rickley, be placed the
revolver to his temple and shot
himself, dying almost instantly
Mr.. Rickley may recover, but the
chances are against him. The
trouble grew out of Mr.. Rickley re-
fusing to loan Eichenberg money.
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The Market.

We give below IS near as we can the prices
Of country produce paid by our merchants.
As is q well known fact the wheat crop Is
failure in this section. hence s very small
amount has been brought into the market.
We quote choice 6Ss&I00, demand light
The feeling in Bacon seems to be some
better, Shoulders 81, Sides 3, Hams 5 Lard
s; Corn dull IS; Eggs have declined TO SC,
and are dull st that Butter, fair demand
1OaI5
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GfOcRfiRS.

Sugar is the leading staple st this season,
and unfortunately for our people It has sud
denly advanced, caused in part b. the in
creased demand and 8 combination on sugar
N the east We are well stocked with al
II sdes and viii sell IS low as the lowest.
The grades now being sold are GrznulAsed,
Clarified, Yellow e and n o. Other gro
ceries in moderate demand with prices IN
changed.
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UnnuestionahIe.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich, says of
Warmers Safe Liver and Kidney Cure :
ats efficacy in kidney, liver and uri-
nary diseases is 50 fully acknowledged
that it is not worth the questioning
Bona fde testimonials from well-known
citizens in public and private life are
evidences strong enough TO convince
the most stubborn doubter."
iulyI-3m
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Original Attachment.

". Fl. Lancaster vs.. n. NJ. Ozmeut and j..
P OshUru
T appearing TO me from the affidavit Of
L the plaintiff that the defendants, n II
Ozren and J 2 Osburn, are indebted TO the
plaintiff by note for fifty dollars aud interest
thereon, payable to one " Z Lancaster and
by him endorsed TO the plaintiff; and that
said defendants are uOn-resideuts Of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro
cess OF law cannot be served upon them,
And an attachment having been issued aud
levied upon their distlib urIveashaTes in the
estate Of John Osburn, decd, by garnishment
served upon Benjamin Osburn, Ex'r, and the
case returned for trial before me On the 18th
day of September, 1850, It IS therefore order
ed by me that publication be made for four
weeks in Succession IN the pulaski Citi
zen" q newspaper published IN the town Of
Pulaski, requiring the said defendants to ap-
pear before me on said llth day of Sept. 1850,
and defend said suit, otherwise IL viii be
heard ex parte, S. " BUTLER, j. P.
julyI-4t for Giles County
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pTANOG . 100 to 500 with stool
1A4NOO cover and book All are
strictly nrss-class and sold a. Wholesa o
Eaetory prices. These Pianos made ons 81
the finest Displays AZ the CenEennial Exhibi-
sIon, an ware EnAZiuo Bsly Recommended
Tor TIE highest bonors. The square Grads
eootain harhushek'z new patent DupIsx
ovsrstr1ng Scale, ths greatest iuurosesneuL
a the history Of pIsao making The Up
rights are the Gnest n America CataIogue
Of IS pages, mailed free
JUBILEE ORGANS, the best ia the
world An stop organ only SIS; - stOpa-
&S-with al the latest and cess iruproie,-
rneuts, Possessing power, depth, bfillsancy
and sympathstlc quality OF tone BsauEifal
solo s1Het= and Perfect stop action. Solid
alnaf cases Of beautiful siesixn and slazant
nnish- Circular free- All Pfanos ard Or
gAns sent On Is daysi tsz- tTisA-fseiehi free
II uusGtIsfzet0Ey- Don't fail 70 write Is be-
tore buyipR. Positively ne odar the BEES
BRAN FACTORY aa4 ORGANS
and Tenth AEsnae.
STREET. MUSIC 81 ors-Ihfrd rrics. Ca.s-
lOgus Of 5000 eh0iea pioees sens fsr o. STAMP
Aires, MENDFLSSOHN PIANO CO.
2@y 3-su Box 30ss, n. T.
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Census Returns of Large Cities.

The census returns for 1850 have
been so far completed as to show
with reasonable accuracy the popu-
lation OF most of our larger cities.
The following are the populations,
so tar as ascertained, OF the cities
exceeding 100000 Inhabitants, and
their nominations in 1870:
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COFFEE.

We have some Ct the oest Coffee that has
been brought to this market this year. We
are selling the best Psrehed Coffee ever
brought TO this market Try it once and you
will want no other.
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An unpleasant passenger In a street
car is = crying baby. In such cases
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup should be given
the little sufferer 20 ease its trou bles.
25 cents a bottle.
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Don't fail TO call and examine the
New American-it Is n splendid Sew
ing Machine and the greatest labor
saver of the age.
GRIGSBY & ANDERSON.
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FF.1Lit Jars.

Are actively IN demand. We would like
70 remind you that We are headquarters for
all the different kinds, such Mason's l ard
quart, Wax Sealers, Tin and Stone.
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OTFIoE on A. S. GILES, OaDTsARY

OFFICE OF A. s. GILES, OEDTSART,
PxEaT, Houston Co., Ga, Jan. 2s,1ss0.
IN THE year 1873, there were two negro
L prisoners confined IN the jail Of this
county, who were very badly afflicted with
that loathsome disease syphilis In my off,
eial CO pacity as Ordinary, I employed Capt
G. T. Swift, then resident Of this place. 70
cure them, under q contrast. s-no cure. no
pay He administered 60 them his now
justly celebrated Syphilis Specific, and n q
few weeks I felt bound, under my contract,
TO pay him oct Of the co IntY treasury a. he
had effected a complies and radical cure
In testimony Of the above, l have
hereunt0 set my official sigma
ture and seal, the date above
LSEAL-i written A S GILES,
Ordinary Houston Co, Ca.
CHATTASoesA, TEN, FEB. IA, 1873.
GENTS: We taxa pleasure il saying that the
s. 8. 8 - giving good satisfacslon- We
have had excellent results from mum Der OF
cases One gentleman who had bsel con-
hued to his bed for six weeks with = phi
little Rheumatism was cured eu lirely with
two bottles, ard speaks in the highest praise
Of It. Il also acts ~ vel in primary ae IN
secondary and tertiary cases
CHILEs q BERRY-
Prsparsd o1ly ~ the SWrsr SPEcIErc
Co-EzASE, Atlanta, Ca
Wm- Listsrsr 81 Co, Nashville, Wholesale
Agents
Sold At Lacey q sumpssr's Corner Drug
Store. Call for copy Of young Mems
FrieEd' ap22-Iy
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National Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Winfield Scott Hancock
OF Pennsy ivauia.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
William II. English,
OF Indiana.
Democratic Convention.

The Democracy of Giles county
are respectfully requested To- meet
in mass convention in the court
house in Pulaski on Monday. Au-
gust End, 70: the purpose of select
Ing delegates To- the democratic gu
bernatOrial convention which meets
in Nashville on the 10Th of August,
1850. Il W. EwING,
% Chairman Elk. Com. Giles Co.
The National Democratic Com
mittee waited on Gen. Hancock
and Mr. Vim. II. English Tuesday
and formerly rendered them the
nominations for President and
Vice president. Both gentlemen
accepted il short speeches.
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GILES COLLEGE,
A Preparatory 4 Classical School
FOR BOYS & YOUNG MEN.
WILL REOPEN
Monday, Sept, 9Th, 1880

AND CONTINUE TEN MONTHs.
THIS school is now fully supplied with all
l. the most approved apparatus, such a.
Globes. Maps, Historical and Philosophical
Charts Mathematical Instruments. etc.
The rooms will be furnished with the
haudsonest ard most comfortable school
furniture manufactured.
The teaching Is pains-taking and Thorough.
The ad Vantagss now offered by Giles Col
Iege are equal to those offered By any school
IN the State
Boarding in Pulaski il as good and cheap
as can be foand else here
A few boarders viii be taken at the college
by the Principal.
For terms or any inf ruation write to the
Principal for = catalogue Those from lis
lance expecting 70 enter their sons in our
school are requested 20 correspond with rs
as an early date, 80 that arrangements can De
made for their accommodation.
". T. MANN, Principal.
". C. GUTHRIE,
iulys-tf Associate Principal
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Salt.

Is low now, and, tnis IS good time to Icy
in your stock as il Is likely 10 advance when
the demand begins. We are well supplied
with 8 choice lot.
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PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

He confidently refers q any Or al Of sha
phYsieians Of Pulaski - . qualifications
marz5-Iy
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VOL %
THURSDAY. July Is, 1880.
CONVENTIONS OF 1880.

Congressional Convention. 9TH dis
trict, Franklin. Tenn. July Il, 1sSO.
Tennessee Democratic State COnven-
ton, TO nominate a candidate for Gov
ernOr-Tuesday Aug. 10
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A WEEKLY REVIEW.
Housekeepers, and the People
generally.

Corrected Weekly
O1fce,of W. R. CRAIG & Co.,
June 80, 1880.
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I NOTICE is hereby given that l viii open
/ IN and hold an election st the various pre-
eints in Giles county, on the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

same. Those pretending 10 be teachers
should be teachers. not part teacher and
part clergyman. doctor or lawyer. That
teacher who spends aine-tenths Of his
nervous energy in preparing sermon
and preaching il on Sunday. does meagre
Justice 10 bis pupils in hestowing upon
them the remaining tenth during the
week."
A teacher who i law or medical
student. farmer. or anything else ex-
cepting teacher. from four in The even
ing until eighf-thirty the next morning
is not fulfilling the duty he owes 10 his
school. Everything which lie reads
should bear in some degree upon his
work.
Ii You do not enjoy that kind OF read
ing which your judgment tells you is
what yon need above everything else.
take II for awhile as vou would Inedi-
cal prescription. and my word for il. IN
a short time you will come 10 regard ii
as necessity g. NJ. HUsToS.
HCSIIsGcURGH. ISD. 1850.