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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-24

In execution Of certain deed of trust from
James &. smith bearing date on the lsth day 81
May. lSs2, and duly recorded in the clerks Oiict
Of Richmond Chanccry Court, Deadlock l2C
u. page 400, icing required TO do 10y Tho
holder Of the note secured thereby, defnuk having
been made In the payment of flc same VIC will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY o, 1883.
beginning at IL o'clock A. NJ, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY b'.iOw mentioned. or SO much thereof
as may he necessary 10 satisfy tie debt scared
by said deed and The expenses attending the exc
cution Of sail irust-to wit:
\ COMPLETE AND PERFECT SET OF MA
SliiSERl used IN a fri class paper-mlll;
LARGE ENGINE AND BOILER;
WATTS, ROIL'RS. &C..
STOCK Now IN PROCESS OF MANUFAC-
TURE, and MANUFACrURED:
Also yer, large amount OF PAPER STOCK, &C.,
,oo,o zoe; pounds teslimatcdD JUNK cou.I,,i0, Of
Metals. Ropes, sails, Woollcn Stuifs, Fsrs--
some Of which IS very valuable
TERMS: Cash rs 10 lie cost and expenses of sale
AMI stniciency to pay OF and discharge a note Of
szO,UUO, Que on the = 1t day Of November, 1852
with cost and interest thereon from maturity :
balance upon snch terms Is may be given at sac,
vet IL lnghly probable that more liberal terms
may he given. HENRY &. CANNON,
HUGH \. McCuRDY,
Trustees.
As trustee In deed OF trust from James C..
smith hearing date on the Sun day of October.
iSs2, and duly recorded In the clerks office OF
30 '.i'..'ci! ,"ut' ~. ID. III u. pigc
f3Z, VIII unite IN HE foregoing sales, alter the
satisfaction OF the debt secured hy the deed OF
May 10. lss2, to Henry q. Cannon and Hugh A.
McCurdy trustees so far as il may be necessary to
ueiry me expenses OF sale and 10 pay of and dis
charge the SUM of s973.64 with Interest thereon
IRON October 10, 1852; the sum Of $4,000 with
interest thereon IRON November 4. 1882; fhe'sun
OF 500 win Interest thereon from October. g.
1857 the sum OF $3.50 with inicrest thereon
from September 7, 1882; the sum OF $3.50 with
interest thereon from september 4, 1882: the
sum OF sle62O with interest thereon from Sep
temtcr 3, 1852; and the sum OF s97304 10 be-
come due on January 10. 1883.
TERMS Cash - 10 all Of the aboye-named sums
which are due, and upon credit corresponding To
HE time when the last ncntioucd viii lie due
u Is highly probable that more liberal terms viii
be announced az time of sale.
JOHN II. GORDON, Trustee.
QUAnLEs & MCCURDY, Auct,oneers. die "a
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
N EFEEt / OCTOBER 20. i-~1
We HlCHMONn:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
7.2O \. VI. MAIL daily lcxccut Suntit.. .0n-
Meeting az Lychbufc aifI Virginia
Midland railway inr 80 points
north, and Norfolk and 81 go, ODD r.i'-
ro1d for Knoxville. ChttiauDuet. tf-
L.nta, Nashville, Louisville. Ntr-
PMS, New Orleans, and aI I.,.f.
IN The S0utl. Southwest. Gfl lf,f-..
Day coaches, Richmond o. lfu.|-
hnt@; Sleeper. Lyurhluie tn N,.
Orleans aud Memphis without
change.
$50 Z. N. ACCOMMODATION s,uv l,..-t
sunday Nc.wccn Richmond ..I
,cOitssIlle.
900 J.. VI. NIGHT ENPRESS daily Irlc.r'
sunday between Richmond a..
INucllur-.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 i. NJ. MAIL daily Except ~uldrfI.
1880 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daVF .c,e.n.
sunday.
200 \. n. NIGHT EXPRESS daily hNr.r,
M0niavl.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smi ihiied, and Hampton; Washington, ID. G. I:
Newbcrn, Washington, and Tarboro', y. c., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina: also. fOT
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and an regu
lar landings on Jane, river, 1T LOWEST RATES,
ind through bills Issued. J.. u. TATUM,
IL Superfufguipnt.
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sunday excursion train.
LEAvE rETERsBrEG -NORrH.


S.5S Il. 81, FAST MAIL, daily. Pullman Sleep
cr CD tuis train between Charleston
and Washington. The uain viii M.
stop between Petersburg and Rich
tnund.
7:OS 4. 81, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
ing with Richmond, Frederick. burg
ana Potomac railroad Tor an point,
east and west alsO making c0aiic,-
uon with Chesapeake and Ohio luli-
road for All points west. Thl. train
st0ls "a Chester, Ccntlalia, aud
DrVwrYs BiGH. Pullman sleefer b.
tween Jacksonville aud WASHINGTON.
500 z. NJ, THROUGH NAIL Z, daily connect =
Win Richmond, Fredericksburg A q
Potomac railroad for al! points Est
and West: also making cunnectioa
with the Chesapeake aud Ohio r,il-
roat Tor al points West. Tbi. tran
stops AZ Chester auo CCnir.iliA
Pullman s'ocpcrs ON this train be-
tween savannah aud New lork.
Ios \. W, FREIGHT, daily, except SUNDAY.
2:i5 /. VI, FREIGHT, dsii,, except Sunday
7:t3 4. Nil s..,....,.
4:2s L. N.,) '""""' o>'"A-''" "~'n'
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General Passenger Agent.
c. W. SMITH. General MANAGER deg3
DICHMOND. FREDEpICK>RI-pc

II III " - y -, fkfIlLisl' kSIl E'
AT AND POTOMAC RAlLRO AD.-schellIc
commencing NONENnER =, Iss2:
300 \. ~ lc1No- Byr,l->t roct-ilInu daily. -fnrs
only 40 Milford ANA IuH.rirh .nfr.
sleeper Charleston ul t-hlu-f.l.
-:2O y. NJ, lfrfc- iFrd-~ rect station dlis .,N-
ccpf ~und1y1. Sleeper Jacksonville.
and Washington.
40 i. NJ. leaves Byrl-~. rDef station tflflr.
sleeper savannah and New Nofk.
400 j. NJ Accoinmodatitn Tor AslA4t. leaves.
Eroad-N'rtei station daily nN.tlt
sundays.
ll;3o \. u. arrives 90 Nyrl-~trnrf station dale.
sleeper Now \ orb tn s-yalnln
5:vO L. NJ, arrive, 40 B4rd->trtcf -f-fol ,fl.'-
makes DO local stops. ~l.rr.r p...-
ingion 60 hnric-tDn.
94S i. NJ, afliYcs no Byrl-Sfr,r. .fafI0u tl'.r
Except sunday. Sleeper o. l Use
ton 10 jacksonville.
600 >. N Accommodation. arrive a.. f.-..lf-
street. sfrtiOu daily iCNcrr. -...IsrI
Train leaving Richmond s.. u. make. lI .-r
GoNNttIlON DAILY except -r...,.. %
trCicrics burg Nith v. B.. aud g. D. b.
OkANGL COURTHOUSE ardiNTlR'f .tlIE
STATIONS.
e. \. TAYLOR. General 'rief t..r..
r. y. -. Ny FRS. General ~nieguflnirr. D..
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CHESAPEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE N EFFECT DECEMBER "a,

" SCHEDULE N EFFECT DECEMBER "a,
1882.
DEPART RICHMOND: Loui.vlI, .ni c.nr.n-
natl express. T.. ". daily; ml.i p 4. 81 daily
except sunday to Clifton l.r1n. tr Nmnlk
ana Old Point. 4:i5 4. VI. daily leAr,nf ~mdtti
THE T.. VI. TRAIN riOiS TOR IDCAL
BUSINESS between RicLm0.I aGd Charlotte
vile.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From ne Wet % 8.
VI. daily. 1870 1. VI. Except ~una15l. snf 4.iJ 4.
VI. daily; from Norfolk and Old Point. 1875 An.
daily Except sunday.
Pullman sec pin gears ard lay colClr. from
Richmond 20 Cincinnati daily. ana from fi.fr-
iottc-yiie 500 J.. y. daily L. Louisville wlll-
ont change.
Iicket-OI.ccs: 1000 Main strn., AMI Cl,.,-
peake and Ohio Railway depot.
n. y. FULLER
General Passenger AGENT.
- &. ". SMITH. General Manager "a
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~ Richmond wlth associated railway, for sIf
points SOUTH and Richmond. Frederick .Iur. and
Potomac r4.lrOad Tor an POINT, North.
Slsfpino-cQr attached % Atgit Erlrlss FER
LiuchlTrQ. BIS. EARGOt-H.
no II Gehcral Freight and PASSENGER Aecut
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HOSE, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.
FOE RENT.

-
NOR RENT, AT No. 2l5 WESTGa
y GRACE STEEEF. totK DESlRABis + LA
EOOMS-three connecting. Board II preferred.
dc i
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HAS \. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, tllIf. CONNIE, T.
ing tor Raleigh, thlr.e.iuH, B. r-
gNsiI, AIKEN, -ataulth, til ItfA-
sonililt. STOPS q chester anl tti-
trails. Pullman -iDtplr pttMt'n
New York aud savannah Qu IDS
train.
3.l5 +. ~. FAST MAIL, daily. Makcs thr"f.t
connection, Tor savannah. I...-
man Sea, per between " Iiu-'. I
aud Charleston. THIS train Wit N"i
stop between Richmond an4 l'.if.-
burg.
a:Js i. VI. THROUGH MAIL. daily, connect
ing for Charleston, Savannah. lhi
Florida points. stops st Chester.
Puliman Sleeper, between " Washing
ton and jacksonville
6:5S \ NJ, FREIGHT, daily, except Sunday.
n.l3 L. ~, lELlnIlI. ailh. NNcAnt anMA-l.
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FINANCIAL.

MORRIS a. CO.. STOCK BROKERS'
~ NO: So NEW STREET, NEW YORK,
~ ana SELL on commission AL STOCKS and
BONDS dealt in AT the New York stock Fxchangc
STOCKS carried ON reasonable margin. Execute
GRAIN OPTIONS at the New York Produce TX,
change. Also buy ana sell PETROLEUM ('EP.
IlFlCATES NJ the New York and OH CITY IN.
changes Daily list of sales ut the stock Exchanr,
mailed on application. Correspondence solicited
THOMAS +. MORRIS.
Member New York Stock Exchange
GOUvERNEUR MORRIS.
Member New York Petroleum Exchange,
WALTER :. MORRIS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A CELE-
~ BRATED AND VALUABLE FARM IN
YORK COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of n decree or
the Circuit Court OF York county, Va, pro-
nounccd an the 10th day Of November. 1889, In
The suit therein pending Of "R. j. and John X.
Nicely, survivors, &C., rs. The Yorktown Cent"n-
NAL Association and Others" the undersigned, se-
cial commissioners. will sell before the courthouse
door, In Yorktown, ON
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| Richmo'd 2:4J +. NJ J.25 4. ". 600 u a
! Arrive at "
| W'tPOintl 300 T.. NJ OLA A. S. g.gsp ~

Freight trains leaving Richmond at 52jA. n
and 600 J.. NJ. Will have passengcr-o.chc- at
tached.
Train No. Al connects at Burkeyllle with Nor.
folk and Western railroad for Farnville. Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points
Train No. 90 Through passenger; stops At All ia
lions. connecting AT suthcriE's with biilton ard
sutheriin Narrow-Gaugc railroad FOR Milton: o..
Salisbury with Western North Carolina raiira.s
for all poInts In Western North Carolina: a
Greensboro for all points on North Carolina dyl-
sion; at Atlanta Tor all points south and -ouil-
west
Train No. 80 Through Passenger and nall tons
at all stations, connecting nj suherlin'- with Nil
ton ana sutncrlln Narr0~-''augc ralirnad f0r
Milton AT Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta. sayan.
nah, aud Florida polnts.
Trains from the South arrive at Richmond AZ
1873 i. W., 600 4. W., and III +. land from
West Poiu' at 1920 4. VI. nis-engeri, aud 9.,,
4. VI. and 1910 f.. VI. fFroigiitl
D. -. \ IL -.
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Straight tickets to Baltimore. 80
Netis...... 70
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All regular passenger trains stop az Bon Air.
PJLLNAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train JO--Ncw York and Atlansa Ella va h-
ingtOn and DanVille.
ON Train 52-Eichmond and Danyie. las
Washington and Charleston.
Tickets sold % al points south. southeast. 3rd
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-Oyer checks given ~ local ticket.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General PHss-Hgcr Ag,it.
SOL HAAS. Trafir Manager.
4. VI. Il. TALCDTr. General MANAGE. o. %
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E0R RENT, THAT DESIRABLE 81
A SrORE No. 1875 east Main street near the sl.i
corner Of Main aud Eighth streets, lately occupied
hy T.. G. stacy. Apply 10
de 23-3t QUAHIES & McCURUY.
NOH RENT, CENTEALIY-LO-H-s
a GATED RESIDENCE No. 1906 Ross .t.s
street, now occupied by Mrs. T. b. Epps ms 4
bDiyding-liousc. containing about fourteen rooms:
modern Improvements. Possession January |,
1883. J.THOMpsON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer,
de Zj-2t IIl3 east Main street,
NOR RENT. WlLKiNSON'S HALL, e
Il FOR business or Office. purposes. II. con ii
sists of three large halls. with three smaller rooms
attached, besides closets. gas aud water. Apply 10
j. JliOMPcON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonetr.
DC ~ 81 lIl3 Main street.
E'OE RENT, THAT LARGE ANDES
Il DESIRABLE STORE on Fifteenth a:I
street, now occupied bv Lee rotts with smoke
house attached. Possession given February l ,
1883. EDWIN " ORTUAM
surviving executor OF X. &. Workman, deceased.
dc 3-2swtjal &tdtJal5
FOR RENT, THREE-STORY1 n.
II WAREHOUSE NO. 10 south Fourteenth LIZ
street, at prescat occupied 10y A. III Mott & 20
Possession given February /, 1883. Apply 10
GEORGE II. POlNDkXTER,
nc zi-ot - Real Estate Agent.
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As trustee In deed Of trust from James {.
smith bearing date on the 9TH day 81 October.
1882. and duly recorded IN the clerks Office { I
Richmond thanciTy Court ID. u. l2l 4. page
i32, will unite i'm the foregoing sales. after the
satisfaction Of tire deb; secured by the ec OF ia
May. $50, To- Henry g.. Cannon and Hugh y. Me
Cur(y. trustees. 50 far a. IL may lc necessary 10
dclray the expenses OF sale and to pay or and dis
charge tie sum 81 1885,, with Interest from
10TH October. ics2 the sum OF $1,000. With in
tcrcsi from fih November lSs2 NE sum 81 500,
with interest from October 3. lSS2; the sum of
$3.50. with interest from 7th September.
1882 thc sum of $500. with Interest from Ash
september, 1852: the sum of : 1920. with in
tCrc,t from the Sth day Of september. 1852. and
S973.6i. 10 become due on the lGln day Of Janu-
ary, 1888.
and upon q credit CORE pOndng TO tilaC when the
sum viii become due. IL Is very
probable, however. that more liberal terms VIII be
announced al time Of sale.
JOHN X. GORDON, Trustee.
OuAELEa & NClIEDY. Auciiuneers. dc "a
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In execution Of q certain deed OF trust from
James G.. smith. bearing date on the lsth DAY OF
NAV, 1882, To- the undersigned rs TRUSTEES, ana
duly recorded In the clerks Office OF Richmond
Chauccry Court. ID. Il. 120 II, PAGE 4O2, being re-
qrIired so to do by the holder of the note secured
thereby, default having been made In the payment
of the same, we will offer for sale, upon me pre-
misses. at public auction. In Tie order ana ny me
time below mentioned thcabovc-menll oncd AL
ESTATE, or 50 much thereof as may be necessary
To sti ,y the debt secured by said deed aud the ex-
penscs attending the execution Of said trust. On
FRIDAY, JANUARY ), 1888,
At o'clock p. NJ. that LARGE THREE STORY
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No. l4l4
Franklin street, adjoining the Ballard Hotel pro.
pcrty. The lot ha, 'front.' on the norm me on
Franklin street of ~ feet inches, ana runs PACK
on lis eastern line 90 feet and on its western llnc
Ga feet. . -, M,
SIRhELE BUlLDlNG-LOT fronting Sc feet
on the east line OF Twelfth street. between Clay
and Leigh streets, and running back between par
alle lines 81 feet.
on SATURDAY. JANUARY G. 1883,
n, IL O'Clock M..tliat vEBY VALUABLE LOT,
with a FRAME BUILDING thereon. at The south
west corner of Ninth end Cary streets. fronting
SO feet inches on Cary street, 53 feet inches on
Basin bank. and 10 feet on Ninth street.
ON same day. at | O'Clock i. NJ. that DEsiR n
BILE AND WELL-LOcATED LOT. with the
BUILDING thereon, on the north line of Cary
street between seventies nth street and Shork0c
creek, and bounded on ihe west by said shockoe
creek. Inc lot fronts - lcct on NuS street. anu
rms back 10 feet 10 u wide alley.
on same day. at o'clock L. ~, the LOT, with
The TWO TIIREE-ROOM FRAME DWELLINGS
Nos. 20U7 and 29Og y street. south SIDE. between
Twcn;y-nin,h and IhiIticih streets. Lot, 29A66
feet.
on MONDAY. JANUARY s, 1883.
az O'Clock l.. ". all that LOT OF LAND. with
that LARGE TWO-S1ORY BRICK WARE
HOUSE thereon. now occupied By the said james
c. smith. situated ut the southeast corner of Gary
and seventeenth str"et-. The building has front
OF 10 feet Cary street, and runs back loo feet
To Dock street. on which 1; fronts also l76 feet.
We will sell the fcc-slmplc tile 10 the whole of
Ills ropcrty except ~ 10 Al feet. on which we
will only sell the Interstate Of the said James &.
smith. The building Is .isce tlblc Of ub-diy sion
into smaller warehouses and stores. The property
Is certainly one of The most valuable for ware
house or storage purposes or for wholesale bust
ness. II, facility tor shipping IS unsurpassed both
BY water and rail. rs both are NJ its door,
TERMS Cash ~ to the cost and expenses OF sale
and suiloency TO pay OF a note II 100000 due on
tie 21st day OF November, 1882, with cost and
interest thereon from maturity; balance upon
ls ,@T'. ~ ~ h@ rye, r. sic |, "a MY ne
HENEl q. CANNON.
HUGH 4. MCCURDl.
Trustees.
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JAMES ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jli.,
", L.. SIMS.

GEUDBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs
de G,S.l0.12, I4.l6.i9.2l.2 3.24.2G.2s.2a3l.&
Ja2 4,G9, |, 1916, POP ,23.24,25 26,272S.
80 ''~'
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By Grubbs G Williams.
Real Estate Agents and huciionccrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
Richmond, Va.
'E'IIE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

I'm pursuance Of decree of the United states
District Court for the Western di,tict Of Viz
glnia, We viii. at O'Clock l.. ", ON
TUESDAY JANUARY 80, 1853,
1t tho cu.tom-hou.e, IN the city # Richmond.
W.. ell 10y public auction the interest OF samuel
&. Iardy ia
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YORK-RIyER LINZ

Passenger Freisht dat tre'rk, f,Dy
daily. lyeV. SuHd'yl *. -urs4,'
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this day purchased the STOCK Am COON
WILL or J. e.. HERBERT, No. I7i4 Main
s,.icc., where we hall keep on hand fallllne of
Hiil' STORES AND FAMILY GROCERIES.
"'ie'iTV"uiiy TIE patronage OF the public.
NJ. A. WALSH,
p,o 4. :. HERBERT.
kIcHnoNr, December 10, 1882. de2i-iw
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LEAYE RIcmN0ND -s0lTIL

DICE MON u AND PETERSBU re-
"a RAILROAD NN.-g.um,usius
SUNDAY, November 5. lse2, tralus0n LIi, ro4s
vii run IS follows:
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HORSES. MULES. cows. =.

LOR SALE, ONE OF TIE HAND
II sOMLsT COZ NTERS IN the city, Can be
sea at The sore adjoining Mcssrs. Putncy a Watts
also' tct OF BEAUTIFUL SASH, with fancy
suitable for partitions. ''
dss2-cod3t CRITTERS q N-ytII.vc
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by II. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent aud Aucnoneer'
oncc corner Eleventh and Bank strcets'
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DiCIMOND AND ALLEGHANN
A. RAILROAD.

e. \. TAYLOR. GemcraiTici t..r'
z. y. -. MYERS. General >nucFmfeni.r t-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-08

We were informed several weeks
ago by the president of the Stock
Breeders Association that several
members had been detailed to fur
nish articles for the CITIZEN upon
the approaching stock sale. We
depended upon that, expecting the
articles each week, and hence took
no pains to prepare anything our
selves, but they have failed for
some reason to avail themselves
of our columns proffered in the in
terest of the movement. We make
this as an excuse to the public for
seeming dereliction. The matter is
one of vast Importance, not alone
to the gentlemen who have it in
charge, but to the. entire stock in
terests of the county, and it should
have been kept prominently before
the public that livelier interest
might be created that. would lead
to a larger and more profitable sale
The preparations are going on and
promise well. We hope to see the
project placed upon permanent
footing.
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GILES COLLEGE.
Closing Scenes of the Successful Term
Just Completed. r. ies

The public examinations at Giles
College last Friday were witnessed
by a good number of our people and
participated in by several educators
from other schools The written
examinations that had been in pro-
gress for. several days developed the
true status of the pupils. They
were conducted with rigid thorough
ness, and the result as announced
in the distribution of certificates on
Friday night was highly creditable
to the pupils and reflected very
favorably upon the faithfulness and
capabilities of the professors. The
oral examinations were equally as
satisfactory, though of course not
so wide in their scope, and taking
into consideration the trepidation
that necessarily. gets the mastery of
pupil when brought out before
promiscuous audience to be scruti
nized, they exhibited a high order
of efficiency in management and
wisdom of methods. On Friday
night at Antoinette Hall the ex-
aminations were brought to close
with a
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-08
LITERARY EXHIBITION.

The hall was literally jammed
with an expectant and highly de
lighted audience who were enter
tanned with the following program.
Salutatory-Erle Edmundson, of Pu-
laski.
Declamation-"Men who never DE-
Luther L. Gilbert, Prospect.
Reading-from Uncle Remus-John
Marion Brady, Pulaski.
Awarding Certificates.
acknowledgements of Columbian
C. III. Brown, Brick Church.
Reading-"Whoa, Nebuchednezzer p'
Scion Z. Rose, jr., Pulaski. &
Declamation--"Ther is a Cod
Robert Z. Alternately, Buford Station.
Address by q candidate-W. j.
Beasley, Aspen Hill.
Parting Address-Morgan Alternately,
Buford Station. t
Annual Address--Ho E. I. Talia-
ferro, Pulaski. 20
The address of Mr.. Taliaferro is
printed entire upon our first page.
1t is an interesting departure from
the scope usually taken on such
occasions.
The comforting of certificates to
the several pupils was a gratifying
exhibition of their proficiency
Many of them were awarded several
certificates and all of them were
proficient. The reading Of Master
John MarionJ Brady from Uncle
Remus was to the life and the little
fellow went off loaded with flowers
and had to repeat the reading
sWhoa, Observation-Disclosures" = by
Master Scion Rose, jr., was admir-
ably done and the young gent was
the recipient of an immense APP
plause.. The young gentlemen s
| addresses were thoughtful and de
livered with a perfection of gesture
. and with creditable oratorial effect.
That of Mr. w. J. Beasley, announc-
ing himself as one of the original
Smith family and a candidate for
the legislature, was inimitable In
humor and delivered with splendid
| effect. The other addresses were
4 not less meritorious and we particu
i larize thus not to discriminate, but
only to pick out the humorous.
The examination and exhibition
A show Giles College to be upon ;
sure basis of prosperity, both il
respect to the capability of manage
!, ment and teaching and the patron
age that is flowing in upon it witt
steady increase. 1t is permanen
| institution now, meritorious in ever,
respect, and equal to the demands o
our people for frst-class cOlleg
for our boys and young men. Tn
; principals are to be congratulate
: upon the success made apparent b.
many evidences, and we bespeak 70
them the patronage of all our peopl
that their efforts to afford unlimite'
means of educating our boys a
: home may be crowned with fulles
success. The public may not b
n aware that the number Of pupils j
limited. Pupils are already bein
entered for the next term and it ma
: be that the limit will be reached b'
= fore the opening There is no dout
g but that the professors will haV
Z Just as large school as they desir
al During the performance Mr.
- Griffith, Miss Mary Eliza Webb an
y Miss Lizzie BLACK favored the aud
: ence with two instrumental sele
- lions upon guitars. They WEI
:. beautiful and rendered with an arti
= tic skill that evoked an encore.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-08
Saturdays Primary.

The primary convention in Pu-
laski Saturday was well attended.
Mai. NJ. Childress was made chair
man and in taking the chair said it
was the first political convention he
ever attended in his life. Laps. d.
MoCord and John 7. Allen were
made secretaries. 1t was deter
mined to appoint 10 delegates, and a
committee of five, consisting of w.
Fl. Abernathy, DR.. j. A. Sumpter,
]. B. Stacy, J. P. Rankin and DR..
E. Edmundson, were appointed to
select delegates. The committee
presented the list { it appears in the
proceedings of Mondays conyen-
tion) and the convention adjourned.
Not a discordant note was heard
and all seemed intent upon harmo-
nv and success.