The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-07-13
There was light vote in the pri

There was a light vote in the pri
mary.
The county has been favored with
a first-rate shower of drummers the
Ipast week.
Misses lucia and Marcclla Ras=
berry returned from visit to Law
renccburg Monday.
Pulaski can beat any town on
earth canning dogs, etc. We have
a most unmerciful set of boys.
If You want to keep up with the
state campaign subscribe for the
CITIZEN at once. Induce your friend
to subscribe.
The primary election on Satur-
day prevented an extra democratic
convention in this county. SO say
those who would have participated.
! District conference at Blooming
Grove was attended by, a very
large. concapse of people. The
usual routine Of business was trans
acted { tssi Ul&k2 sElt-
Mr.. V. Trudeau, former proprie-
tor of the St. Giles-a first-rate no
tel mans now head clerk of the
Bethel House at Columbia. We wish
him success.
The young ladies were invited by
the young gentlemen to participate
in the dances and to share with
them Mrs. Moore's instructions du-
ring the exercises of this week.
Mr.. A. j. McKimmin lost a mule. +
He advertised for him in the CITI-
ZEN one time and the mule came
home fat and ready and anxious to
kick somebody. No telling what
printers ink can accomplish.
In quorum court Monday Mrs.
Fannie E. Brown was qualified as
administrators of the estate of
Thos. f. Brown, and w. NJ. Voor-
hees as administrator of the estate
Of Frank McGallum, colored. &.
DR.. Jno. T. Steele, we are sorry
to say, has been in i'll health for
several months and was worse Mon
day, though not seriously sick. His
son, Mr.. Hume Steele, has been at
tending his bedside this week. l.
1t is evident that a good many
trivial wagers were lost on the pri-
mary. Just rs much sense in bet
ting on the verdict of a jury as upon
an election Nobody but the can
didates could tell you how it is go
ing. They always know, but mod
esty prevents man from Boosting of
his own popularity.
Mr.. Elan E. Ezell, brother of /
esq. w. S. Ezell of No. i and of {
our late John z. Ezell, and an .un- !
Gle of Messrs. j. S. and Ed. Chill {
ders, came. up last week with his |
bride to visit relatives and the {
scenes OF his earlier days. He now |
lives at Okalona, Miss, having left {
Giles in 1851. He is a vigorous and II
intelligent gentleman. 80 - II
J ,
| Mr.. John d. Butler received the
nomination for sheriff at the prfma-i
ries last Saturday. He is a clever,
capable gentleman and will make an
excellent sheriff. 1t leaves a trio
in the field -Messrs. Butler, En-
glisll and Morgan. The people
were too busy in their crops to come
out in force, but the'result is taken
as proportionate> and fair EXPIRES
sion, we believe, ..--,-.s-z7
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Why Women Use 1t.
Because they have learned by expe-
rience that It Overcomes- despohdency,
iadigsstioiis weakness in the back and
other troubles, of the sex is why women
everywhere use Parker's Ginger Tonic.
II Home Journal - ~ 1m-3.
Pulaski is honored with the pres
ence of Mr.. Butterworth, of Shelf
field, England, who belongs to Her
Majesty's nobility. He is visiting
AIR. r. BIG ibsons IAN Old school
mate rapd-Dr, j sfTol, Grant Hell
Aas-auite a distinguished appear
ance, and We believe, tits the first
time our city was ever Invaded byt
a real live Lord Of the Realm. In
the name of our civic authorities,
we extend him the freedom of the
citg a -
~ The best remedy for exerting power
fur tonic effect on the muscles govern
ing and controlling the action of the
heart is Brown Iron Bitters.
The CITIZEN does not aspire TO be
a political organ or oracle. We
have always given the local depart
ment special prominence and at
tempted to make it home paper in
the exact sense of that phrase.
Now however. the unfortunate CON