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Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
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For PhiiAdeIphlA-l.bi, Z23, e.S9, = sio, -.
plO, 96S, i0,SJ, has g. NJ; 1918. ls'4S
iLImitedl 2u5, J ~, I. e,lo, o.ie, %, j. y
m. SundAys-l.bs. 21s, sic .. N. D. o.
60, q6S, Top. IN.
FOR Sew Yorf-l So, IS, go, SH hS a
M: ~. ~ (Limiiedl, 2o', go =. NJ sah'
dAys-l.5s, 2.s3 q, N; 80 ?. IN.
FoY la 2n- Its. 20 4 m
l256, Ia4 nImitedl }. 40. e.S y tn' sun
oa,s-l2 81, All, i!5 a. n
Fer Waskipgton-l2H,3 al Ite, y M
l2BS. Io4 (Linitedl, !, eS y. n. suboaSS-
1851, All, - D. N. .,,.
izN. sasa. 10 IS. ASP m. The u
n m train stop al way stat'0nA only De
iwesu Perryville ard bsluIGfe. sun
For PFryyilis and intermediate f:s,ioas-
IN, Ks- Castle-s sSoA 3 N; lee, y
nm No sunday trains
F,ir Harrtngtsn % and inietmedi ate stations
$50 a m; los, e.21 p u. no FsndAy
t!ainE. - a =,
For Dsl,na AZ aod intermediate s'ktiont-s %
Fcr Whining On Il Ncrthera 4. RIO q
m:HS,nSp m. No ) IndSy trans
y1r ne,auare Western X. RI is, lo.9 a
m.SA,pu u. No SUNDAY trains.
TRAlnS LKAVE H,R WILMINGTON
Pnil ladslphia-b broad Street IepSt- % "
sl5l3l, 4, II 45s m; l.39. 3, S5i, Ato
Ig Si5, S %, 9 -. 9 s.tS, II y ?. ID. Sun
days. .O6, s 81 D. IL; q. s.16, ll.5o .. m.
Pbilsdelphia-Aa Market street St4ti7n Only
L0BA ala IS tLnitedl ?. q. Sah
days " D. m.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

ANOTHER DEAD lJ2k has ccc1Iret If
tn HOUSE Of Representatives at Wash
.HE.o1 On t19 p.t!isaa resolution TO
AIM Yt4'e3 4 D.no:rat Of Nor:h
CaEo.j"a to the Eat noE held By Mar
tin, Rspabl!,a0. yescss has no sLado"
o. right 70 the sat wh.ca be claims,
but having turned On: Hul. Of Florida,
and admitted Republican ths Dsnoc
rscy think they must make up for The
los some how, and as Martins mejority
was less thaa a hundFe1 the Demo,
cca;5 baing the COUNTERS, they no doub'
think .lat :n>y can show a better rea-
son 10. o13an, him than either Or:h Of
In3iau4 OF Wa,lDl-n Of hinnesots'
Fnl.b7stsriag by The Republicans tt
prevs-! 5l.4 an infamous act is il
order aud ezo7sable.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
A CARD.

The DAILY REPUBLICAN has
a larger circulation than any
two papers in the city com
bined, and a larger city cir
culation than all the other
three papers. Therefore we
give advertisers more iol d,
their money, and they should
be made aware Of this fact.
The REPUBLICAN is still push
ing its circulation, which mas
been steadily on the IN
crease for the last three
years.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Eaitora' Troubles.

There ara, perhaps, few people Sho
do no. have s good grumble at the
newspapers sometimes. Many persons
find faul: because they cannot help It,
for hey fui fault With everything II
is their nature to fnd fault. The pa
psr ether has too many advertisements
or i. las not enough. The locals are
sithsr too long or too short, too irsipid
and dull or too lively and triaing, too
RELIGIOUS or TOO wicked, and there hsp-
pens TO be a sermon, q speech, an Ac2i
dent a death, a marriage, a dog fight
ora fcot race taat the stupid reporter
did nct report. You fault finders, We
vauii Ike 10 havs little chat with
you. We 90 nOt expec! 70 convert you
from the error OF forever finding fault,
for tha. appears to be an innate ns'n-
ral barn principle, but for all that We
like TO rise and explain. To be frank,
We tss. there are none OF you who ad'
eou.,s,y conceive Of TIE inttr:st a.
editor taxes in tle reEders OF his ps,
per. He would gladly please all if he
cou.i, bu: il be attempts to pleas al
of f7. or SIX thousand Subscribers he
VII. ts gathered to the sepalchEe OF HI:
ta:keis before he pleasss any. Few
people have any idea OF the troubles oil
an editor. Hs tries to please you and
hops xaa: plsase5 himself will please
you: bat Il il does not, he tries to
pl..sa himself first. He sq1irms as
=. I'll So his readers when he f.ds ont
tha: ae has said or done something
which Of ,nds them, has rubbed sore
OF to1caei a tender spot. He would be
gla3 10 b go situated that he could
hear your l1ll, free and fair opinion Of
hls U@ycT, HuclHSE Ia vi aDAo VI uA4e
vorsb.e, and he would be glad 10 know
how to constantly improve his paP.r,
and hoT thankful hs wOald be for coz
tribu.io13 Of local character, or any
kindly suggestions from lis readers.
An e4i!oI-.I1f al: as It may Be to be-
lisYs--d0esu't know al things, nor
can ne 5e every where. In fact he de-
penis uC h more upon his readers
than they are aware Of. His reporters,
however dihg.nt, will miss many inter
estiag tens, i0r u many cases taey
alone know ths it.ms or incidents aud
they cannot bs learned wilLou! the
readers til. them to the reporters.
Therefore We fee. jusNsei in asking
oar tfignl8 and readers 20 send Us al
tbs i!eAl: which coGe aith.u th9 sphere
Of their kn,' 'w.eiEe. 0. cour:s all cAa
not and will NJ! 10 this, bat if even Z
ieg would 40 so, !, TiI! greatly bsuef;
tie paper and incresi. the pleasure
and .a:isisc.i 4 Of cur reade.5.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

A cAaEYC. ,AEgAss Of the south side
Of the Sec5pd Ward msde within day
o-tW0, shows th4t seventy col0ted
Repabloa4o ses omitted from the as
segsmgn., ani over twenty-five white
Republicans, making over one-hupdred
in all for toe S.oo0i Ward, besides
many on shIs side Of tue Chsistiana in
the gam9 ward who are known 70 be-
omi.!e3. We again say not only to al
those omitte; in the s'tc1nd Ward, bn
IN all he w.rda, to be on hsud a! th'
Citg Hall, to morrow (5ateFday) morn
Ing, 10 haye their names placed upol
the assessment. Do not miss to op
poftuujly to g,t assessed. No o'he
ma offer
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
H. H. H. MEDICINE
n. H. H. MEDICINE.
n. H. n. MEDICINE.
SAFE, sURE. MYsTERIOUs.
SAFE. SURE nYsIERtous.
BEST IN USE.
BEST IN USE.
BEST IN CsE.
FoR MAN AND BEAST.
FUR MAN AND BEAST

Fanuy Remedy II has no eqnh 1bou.
s0nis bear isEtimouy 10 III sreat worth lot
the eurs O, the iollOHibg diseases
spf ,Ips bTulsfs. HrAdAchs, TooaD achs'
Rh.unA,isu, keuralgiA, frosted feet Lame
meas, Swe'led JciDts, Pain Ia the BASE OF
SIDE, stiffness AnI Lane hatcios, Scalds' :
Burns, Dipth aTia, S9fs hoaI, ttSmp
ChoItra MofBuS, Pain In the StomAeh and
R0wels. PAraIttls, hamTnf -. sc. twenty
"a thirty drops diluted with water.
The ilIIowtug cert,pc ste speaks fos s,seli: /.
CypE or CHRc MIC HErRNLGrA-lt siyes
ne pleasure 10 al my 'etunonl-l WIZ o.n'
err Ia favor Of the Uelebrsted IL II. III.
81 one Mrdieiue-D. u. T.. lsts, /" "A rene
,or bo,n nau and beast For nearly three
y.rsiWas Affected with The rhrunic neural
.is and tried various TeIedies WIZ only
enu1rAry relief until at last after being
a prlned l. my bed nearly eight weeks was
traueed 10 wv your valuable medicine and
n ue most satL factory fesai1 ~ ! grew
| nett,Y from the Time commenced uAinS u,
and after ustn1 but our bottIes the pain al
IN me aud iUf n . Hst slZ o ontns ! have
,eIt notbiug oil;. have gseu 1t usei in
Ase. Of rheun aiisfD With ths zane good eI-
tect. AMI -an ereariupy ray that iuliY DO
ieys thst Il viii d. all that you claim for IL
YUur uaIy, JOHN u. klhkBhlDE,
Il s.let n, I'D Ward, fhilR.
This me liClLe h ~ tU'CkAA. III 'ho sINf
ment ~ ths horse as we'll - perSons. No
Hor..mab thoald be without tottle In his
tai,le 0Y house Iu care OF accident. a. II 10 4
,uru cure iof the following Bisestts ol the
Horpt1
Suains, Bruises, SpraiueA JoIar, sore
Shou ders Atd IA ks. 1hiu'h In Feet
erstsn Swseny. fis ula, 20 fTil Distem
per, Gurn, Spint, Blood or Hone spawn,
kingbuuo, Rai will remove all tweliins' Hnd
0a,lous LuEm lett irom A!ess Or othoT
Brulses, witEout 'pJurnS tho EroHth Of tho
hAIr. Has proved . sure cur Eplfooiy
| "a be uatd on tho throat Al O'So table.
spo0niaE daily 10 be drank In s1estt o.
xA,e- VII also cure the wort 'ofeoilr
| IN ten N utes and relieve Botu, by giving
/ ztablespnopiuis IN . pint Of milk warm water.
Any am ant Of IeslimOpiait ran DO offered
but be proprietor preisTs 70 lot the Medicine
stand on IL merits. ~ u iAir HtAl Sili con.
vince tho m tt sEcL urEl Il IT. great SUrt1.
BE sure ard ge, the genuine II. II. II. hcd'
t-ine," put up ~ Dr. u. iiodge Tomlinson. in
Phi A.eIlhlA, Pa c. there are Othsf article,
L N the market which are no. genuine. 1ht
zsauiDo pat up In Philadelphia Ii i6' salt
By druRgRt cyrry where.
DA Il. LQpIE TOMLlHSbN,
So Girsrd avenue,
Philadelphia. Ia,
mel n. Nedieins Vas award d ttst we
, MUM 81 state fDlr held 70 PhilSdriphiA
49,, and the prop'itt TO- rtess'ed IFP.ona
lllSlyN.Satt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
DEGlSTEB'S ORDEk.
REGIsTERT OFFICE.
Nrs CAsrLn Coryrr. Jaa. {.

HHT CASTLE COUNT, Jan. a, 1881.
Upon the application Of John ?, Wsles,
ExsrutoF Of kllEibeth RCsa late o.
UuDingt0n Hundred. IN said comfy,
iEtesSci. II Il ordered and directet
~ TIE Register that the EEecatbr a!9Fe-
sa.t dye notice Of grazing u le.;es,
Testsnsl,NrJ upOu Tie estats Of the Dc.
seAsed, vita he 5ate q SrALucs thereof, BY
sauslIg advertisement. 70 be Issted yilhih
for1y days f-+m the date Of such ieItsrE IN si1
Of the nott public places of the county q New
Castle, reqE.rlg all perHonl having demsu d
against the estSte TO pretent The sane. or
| abide by an ACT si Assembly In such case
| made and provided: and slso eazEe the same
70 be lnEerted within TIE sane pe5ict IN the
| DAILY kRCBLICAS, Newspaper pub
iithed IN Wilmington and 10 be SclEausc
therein three weeks, te I'd.
- GiTen under the hand and sea-
u. s. ioi ctlee of the Regster SlDresai a,
~ New Cattle, IN New CastIe cOV1ty
Aforesaid, he Gay and yes- above writER.
;. c. EIGGS, Ksxit:ey
Eor1f8 AL persons hsvil X claims aaaln.;
the estate Of TIC deceased mus; p'esen, he
:alno duIy atrCstet to the Executor % q
JtlCfe Jan y, ls.L or abide the Act o.
Agsen bly, IN sucL case ma 'e and Prsyited.
JOIN p Wallis. NJ. H., EIecu,.r.
Address :-WllmI1gton, De.. L;
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Tennessee andtne L. 4. senate.

Toe struggle 70! uaited States Sepa
to: in Tennessee IS over and the Demo
cra:s have beeI successful in s!ee;ing II 9
Senator through the obsiinacy otfyur OF
Eve Republican members who would
not cast thsir vo:ss tor Mr.. Maynard
the Republican candidate, just a. ths
lime when they would have elected
him. Such piZk=adsdness is iDexcu-
cable in q body whsre, il the Demo.
Gratis ara united, they have a majority
Of only one or two. Had thess obsti-
1ats men voted for NJ. Maynard wher
be only wanted three votes to elect
him, the Republicans would have had
possession Of the United States Senate
as well So the House IN the next Con
.grsss. 1t is Cause for eoDgratulstioD
Ehen the Rep0 b.icsns succeed in cleo
ting their ticket at any time and place in
the South, bat when they elect such
men as defeated ar. Maynard, 1t would
be better by far TO welcome the saccess
Of the respectable wing Of ths Demo
cratic party. Judge Jackson, the sue
cessf1l candidate, has never been known
as any thing elze thau the straigtt tes>
kind Of Democrat, TIE greatest claim
that he has 10 respect is, that he be
longs to the honest debt paying wins
Of the Democratic party. This hcw
ever is Considerable, in these days 0
Democratic deseneracy and dishonest,
in financial p0in: Of view. II Is trC
that eighteen heplblicans hurried ove
| in the moneu. Of success 10 lay thei
votes at the feet o. the elected cardI
date, but as he would have been electe
without th.ir votes, IL Is d!fhcult 10 "a
What they expected 20 gain BY immt
.atlng thsmselge3 un1e. the ponderOl
wheel5 Of the Democratic Jugernaut.
The Ser a.otisl elections are now a
o7er except in Pennsylvania where
Republican is cure to be elected, ar
counting General Malone and Judg
Davis both on the side Of the Demo.
'acy that party will have two msjorit
in the Senate. Ths conservatism
the two last named Senator will be a
II affectusl bar against extreme partisa
n legislation. Should either of the
y vote with the Republicans as judi
\. Davis has done frequently Of lats,
10 is presumed in view Of Republics
"a success, II e Senate would be lie al
l. the presiding officer, Vlcs President
,s thur would have the casting vote.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
IoHs wANAnAKER, PHILApA

To-day you can have your
choice out of more than a
thousand ladies' cloaks at a. a
price so low that we shall
keep till next fall all I tha'
don't sell as now marked.
Some are at hall-price, some
more. ,
Shawls also are marked
down to the lowest point IN
cluding all the India shawlS
we have. We would rather
not have any left but shall
make no lower prices. ,
Dresses-a few left black
silk and various. The prices
Iare final low enough
| = scu.As.n eernsr dbs Oaiidins.
| To-day you can have your
lchoice out of an unknown
number Of girls coats, ulstcr'
land dresses Of all sizes, ma
lterials and styles at PrIcc:
lbelow all reason, prices madt
Ito clear the whole stock, hna
Iprices. We don't want tc
keep them but shall have to
lif not sold now.
ssu,hve cor sr Of the buiidins.
| IOHN WANAMAkER
Thirteenth and ha'Eet and Chestnut
ttrtetE Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
!. c..-.ss. rss, need. w..sniss

\ Cong rsss Tsst Needs WAaehipE
II ever there was time when diii'
tory and 6libustering motions. were Jus
tihsble in the National House Of Repre-
ssnta.ivss, that time ia now, when the
Democrats are trying 10 force the pas
SAGE OF the Senate electoral count resc-
lutions, which, i! passed, would place
the country on the ragged edge Of per-
haps, q bloody revolution .rhAsPrcjee'
is 50 improper, SO audacious, and 20
contrary to the principles q: the eons'i-
,u,!ou and justice, SO ill-timsd and SO
obviously selfish and partisan, that II
should be defeated II possible, even by
the generally Objectionable tactics
adopted by tas Republicans IN the
House aided by . few Democrats anc
Gresnbackers wbo are not prepared to
run the risk Of throwing the nation
into anarchy, confusion and revelation
These Objectionable resolutions are
not the invention OF 8 moment. They
were carefully originated in the Senate
and With the aid OF Mr.. BsysId they
passed that body. They we're farreAch'
ling In heir objsc. which vas to cen
ssutrats In the House the power Il
lpra ,;icslly determine who shorld be
l.he mex. President, regardless o'tG'
verdict Of the people al the polls. Thes'
resolutions, If pssssd, vouli sathoriz'
| ,hs throwing out o! the vote OF stsl'
under the most trivia! pretex', upoE
OBJ setion being made by either hoasi
lin Joint convention. By this very
simple con.rivance, the party havins
10 majority OF States as well as Of 7o:e.
| in the House would always be able Il
cleo, their candidate for the Presidency
A more impuisnt usurpa:ion Of power
Twas never conceived AID nthe re2ciu
tiou is adopted, +: would be disgrace
as well ua threatened danger to !hs
stability Of this Eorer-ueo.. 1t will
be remembered that few days af,e'
the late election the Democratic mara
ssrs, not satisfied with the surfeit o
lame and disgrace which their eslou
al Of the MoEey forgery iettsreas
, upon them, SET about working nl
a fraud ery, witch VIZ intended as
basis upcn which 70 throw out the vos
= Of the State OF New York. Only to-
{ Indignant condemnation Of the corUp
! scheme by the sensible men OF bo.t
3 parties caused il 10 bs abandoned. Th:
: fall scope aad parposs Of tie resolution
7If adopted Eo1ld enable tht
t House to take control OF the election
aud II Lhe outrage should noI Be 1915!
bly, resisted, it would resul! il
seating G.rera. Hancock instead @
General Gna.li in the Pres!deriia
! chair, 50 far as the Democrats wculc
usu,p the power 10 sea: him. Wns
must be thought 0! the uea viz
are engineering this stupendous pieo,
Of wickedness' Rather vlat shouit
b! be the pur3hment TO inAic: upon .hes'
men, who, to crafty their little pe,:y
partisan malice, w5uld preoipi:ste thil
, great nation into the throes OF reve,
lutionary conyDlsiols' Let ;he watcl
"a! eyes Of those who prefer liberty Il
slavery, order to chaos, good gov erp.
= nent to anarchy, and peace to revoln,
tion, b. upon those wEo would, ifthey
: dare, sub7er. the will OF the people
"E'ernal vigilance .s the price OF .Iber-
80 -
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

Nm T. n. WILLIAMS, the intelligent
and able leader Of the Democrats in
the Legislature, hsa disappointed many
of his frieodo 10 the State by his advo'
cacy Of the Joint resolution to take the
money Of the State to pay attorneys
fees for defeuiing yiOlstors Of the Fed
eral Election Laws. Mr.. Williams
speech lost all its briliancy and force
becaus, it was in advocacy OF the
wrong and in favor Of law breakers.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
DHIIADH,PHIA, wlLlh1SUTL., Aki
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
July 7e. 1880.

Trains VIII leave wNn:ngtor as toil,Vs:
For Philadelphia and IntetGei!Ate so
ssns, no, sle, io, le.So, al, az, [oV' IL
FhilsdelnhiA CI:z7fsss) 40, S.ro. s.N. u.'!
L. N II IL. 2.C3 as y. z.
FhNAdelphia 2ad rSev Y0-E az, t.SS, III.
Q L5, O. N. II IS, la41, e.ie r. N.
baltimore and ln;syrSllsse St2a5rf, e.a'
Hslti-pore and Bay Line, }; ,. n
fSslu.no-e and Pasiington, lA-tl. lI~ ~,
s.2s q u, l2sS, l.f4, & 50 ,. IL
rr2lns Tor DeihEare BT.Sioa leave ios
New OAgtie, e.Oo, 80 5. L, LOO S..S, a.o
>. II. ..-..- =, =,
3. n, l.Ss, s.2o ,. L.
Deins, and Intermediate StLsoa7, aa L.
p, L.?t +. q
SUNDAY TRAINS,
pbDadelph.s ard IrIeTredts,a suuoz1
..leA n. t.OS. 60, e45. s.9 ls,G9 ?. n.
PniladelpEiA Gnc New ioEE, =. - q. L. ,'+e
=. n.
D. q.
For luther Information pastcng4rs aHe'
AIRED to TIE tine tsbles pSstet a. the deIso:-
II. I KINNEY, s1pt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
NOTICE
NenoE

NuICE.-TBE MuiUALl,..
IN s1oiAuon 10 now isssing "a.
efshares. per eeat AlIossI d, ,
Rebate allow q on premium CID =, :.
are made and when re :Uraei ,t1,
tysniGE on aEib. u. MAXI. s,s.,
Shlpley 1t ihcs hOnrs-sa II "a
laniy.im 's
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

sutterley & Sawyer, 1902 Marketstreet
are still copying Old pictures to every
sizs at very low nIicei.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

All perto1s owning or havirg t.,,
th eir p'smisss tfe rtabt Pfed /.
reRiE cred between the hfst trc !. ..
January. Arsr the lA,t,r Gs',
na ire N regard 10 Gp'esi, s!,a q, ,
suIctiy snioiesd. Wm. J.MA32r
lSEO'u tLsei h
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
PELI.O Ws' HYUrhOaP"'

1Fa CON bination o. HypOf IIft.
mated by mo in CANADA w,
process OF pulmonary Gown,
= hich mas since been er pIoy e,
al pru ,esEiOn throughout hMu
! a-d with unp't cedented fu"F u'-, ,
II cor taIns the elements e'y e'y,.,.,
tnimai organization, the eA'o
! I'D ionicH. ,,r
/ In combination with the'timn
| nosI horous. possessing me mc," e, a.
! ntVttIy alkaline, and IL ut.'
cOHveiiont and pa'atHble mIl mIn a
! It's effects are usually vls p'1
| ty.iour hours and are mar.ed I 80.
| lion Of tho aIpftito. tht +.
assimilation, entering dlrecu!
rulatiOn ; II tomas the neIvet s'I a
exc u a healthy aston OF we +.
neither difturbs the toma'h w.
stem urder prolonged ne, tpg, ,
! Discontinued at any lime WIN
nience. .0.
In word II possesses inc :,
arouse the strength, the toh''Sy y.,r "
aud merit OF a hish deR,re' ~.
July ia MtIH ''
DO not be deceived by ren'sU No,
similar rame ; No other pre- a.,, .,,, d.
stitutt for this under any c'''"
SOLD b. ALL DRVo''
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
NoricE.

IN
Notice ts hereby given tia, 70,
signed will apply 70 tn. teuenl n, .
the tate OF Delaware at the p.,.,,' I. /.
Ior the passage Of an ~, OF ii, r.. y
mSu.moni I oin Der b fustaud Is..
"S' , AAhlAA HI,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

V>lLAWARE WESTERN RATLkOAD
--On and ate, Fstyu2-y q, iSa9, trair
Eiu run az fellows:
ISz7e wilmington at T.i5, l6.sa, e. T., I.r :
7.
Arytve a. LsndeabsEs, 50, 3. n, Z u ncoI
f/e4ye lAndsnbe-x, n, l3.So, p. n.
Arrive a: ElIningtcn, 500, =. D., al, !. e
s-Zsu u. CUSEELI. SQpf.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
ORAND OPEBA HOUSE
MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT
PROF, CROMWELL,
THE CELEBRATED ARTIST TBAf
LI.Ek, WILL NISVALL1 AND
ORALLY ILLU cTkATE

ORALLY lLlJ SIhAI6
TUESDAY MIGHT. February ls'. Len
dsr, ths eat CitI ron GfeeEEfch
Sygeuhan Crytiai Palate.
WEDNESDAY, nlGET, feefaary 70
|. PAns. the Beautiful City the brznd GAI
er,es and Statues Cf the LuT e.
THURSDAY NIGHT, February d
Home, the E,errsl CITY irvm 81 feIef
io tie CO!0teGm.'
FRIDAY EI3hT, FeOTuay 40, The
Homes IVA the Cate q lht
MogA,ch to the 90, Oi the reSeAL;.
SATURDAY NIGHT, February 'dTea'
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-02-10
Simpsons Chapel.

Our Sunday-scho1l at this place
is in a fourishing condition, with
forty-four pupils enrolled for the
winter. When spring opens we an
ticipate large increase. Our pas
tor. Rev. VIM. Witcher, breaches
twice a month-on the second and
fourth Sundays. He is an accom-
plished gentleman and an energetic
Sunday-school worker.
Mrs. b. TInnon has opened a
school at this place, with about
twenty pupils and will doubtless
have as many more when the mad
dog excitement abates. Mrs. Tin
non is a lady of rare culture and re-
fined taste and We wish her success
In her school.
Miss Ella Williams, of Cedar
Grove, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Robert Moore
Miss Fannie Peden, who has been
visiting relatives in Pulaski, has re-
turned home. Miss Eta Grubbs
is visiting relatives near Wales Sta
ton. Miss Ella Williamson, Of
Petersburg, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Peden.
Mr.. W. III. Sellers boasts of hav-
ing the finest and fastest running
pack of hounds in the country.
A mad dog passed through here
one day last week but did no harm
so far as heard from.
w. NJ. Williams went calling one
evening last week and left his over
shoes on the front steps and when
he started home they were not
there. The dogs had torn them
into fragments. Milt says the dogs
may not have been mad, but he can
swear he was.
Mr.. f. r. Kellum, with his bride,
has moved to his farm on Blue
creek.
Mr.. Thos. Peden lost several fine
hogs with cholera recently.
Mrs. William Moore, who has
been suffering with a severe cold
for several days past, is recovering.
Mrs. S. S. Anderson is very low
with something like heart disease.
Our farmers are getting ready for
another large cotton crop. If we
are not already poor enough to
-aise something else, think about
,wo more cotton crops will make |
Is so. G. RI.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-02-10

borhood can ill afford to give up

borhood can i'll afford to give up
such a man as the Squire.
Rev. Mr.. Whitman is charter
member of the catnip society. 1t
is of the masculine proclivity.
Mr.. Ben McGaugh. of Marshall,
is spending a few days with his
nephew, Matthew McGaugh. He
lost his arm in the late war and is
engaged in trapping for livelihood.
Miss Sallie and Mr.. Willie Tacker,
of the LynnvflIe neighborhood, are
visiting at the residence OF their
brother-in-law, Mr.. Fl. B. Resnover.
Mrs. Hicks has in her possession
a pair of socks made of flax, the
thread of which was spun and knit
by her in the state of North Caro-
lima about sixty years ago
A Sunday School will be institu-
ted at MacLln's school-house, as
soon as the weather will admit.
We understand that Mr.. James
Ralston. of Pisgah, who returned
from Colorado last summer, has
just heard from his baggage, checked
for Pulaski at that time.
Mr.. Jerre { Bub. } Alternately took
charge of the Pigeon Grove school,
near Cave Spring. Monday morning
last.
Mr.. Berry Harwell made bust
ness trip TO Weakley's creek last
week.
Miss Bette Hopkins, after sew
eral days visit to friends and rela-
tiVes here, returned to her home
near Wales this week.