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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-11-15

John Dogan, Knoxville, Tenn, says
Browns Iron Bitters cured my wife
of weakness, general debility and loss
of appetite"
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Gents Wooden Un-
derWear cheaper than
ever at ArrOWSmith &
Jones'
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All those wishing photographs of
Col. Calvin j. Clack's funeral process
sion, taken by Prof. de Anquinos, can
get them by addressing or calling on
Mr.. Sam. Z. Mitchell. Price, 81 so.
Postage extra.
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CAPTTAL PRIZE. a15O.OoO

I've do hereby ees tify that we supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly aud
Semi Annual Drawings of The Louisiana
State Lottery Company, and in person man
age and control the Drawings themselves,
and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward
all parties, and we authorize the Company
to use this certificate, with fac SMILES of our
signatures attached, in its Adyertieements.n
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Fine brood mare with
foal for sale.
B. w. Knight.

If you want fine cup OF coffee that
will cure yenr headache, get It from "
C. Jones & Co.
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Caah Coffee House.

You shalr not 20 away if you want
goods. We are determined to sell.
o. c. JONES & Co.
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Notice.

Leave your orders at the Linden
House for the bus and you will never be
left. sug9-tf.
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Secondhand Gins for sale, as well as
new at J. & B. Lam berts, Huntsville,
Ala, send for prices. may3-tf,
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DIR. j. B. McFerrin's death has
been published all over the country.
He was better yesterday.
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Good Mules Wanted.

Morgan & Hopkins will pay the high
est market price for mules. They want
mules that are in good fix. The mar
ket is low, but they will pay for them
all they are worth.
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Miss Addie Bledsoe visited at
last week.

Mrs. Burt Graham returned Sat
urday from Nashville.
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CLuRS.
Clubbing rates to the CITIZEN
will be the same as last year.
Club Of 10 at $3.50 each.

Clubbing rates to the CIflzEi
will be the same as last year.
Club Of 10 at $3.50 each.
Club of 20 at $I.50 each and ex
ira copy to club agent.
No club rates on credit. All must
be cash. We intend to close the
time earlier after Christmas, sc
those WHO desire club rates must dc
it quick. Please renew before your
time is out so that we may know
who wants the CITIZEN.
We believe we have done Giles
county some service in our advoca-
cy of pixies, public roads, schools,
immigration, etc. If you think we
deserve it, please induce your neigh
Dor to subscribe and renew prompt
ly yourself.
We will not, under any circum-
stances accept subscription
at club rates unless it comes
through a club agent. Please re-
member this and do not offer us
$1.5O fyou pay in this office it
must be 50. We do this because we
do not want to compete with agents.
Agents who desire to act viii please
notify us at once We announce
the following who have notified us:
j. II. Observation-Disclosures.
w. G. Carter.
J.'F. Holt. Bunker Hill.
DR.. j. S. Edmundson..... Bethel.
A. w. Moore. Elkton.
u. T. Dyer...................Co Conway.
Jno. Z. Gilbert. Prospect
NJ. M. Condley........: .......Sumac.
r. j. Anderson. ........ Brick Church.
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Miss Maude Edmundson left for
New York Tuesday to visit Mrs
JnO. A. Faust
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Good Coffee. nine pounds for one dol
lar nc Kirksey q Arrowsmith's
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Prof. de Anquinos, true to his word,
closes his gallery to-day according to
appointment.
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Photos of EuneraI Procession

Morgan & Hopkins want to buy TO-,
600 fence rails and as many boards.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


We want it distinctly
understood that we
will duplicate any price
on stoves or tinware
that you find in Du-
Bose & Ezell's circular,
and we don't propose
to sell you any but new
goods. We have no
old shoddy goods that
have been on hand for
the last ten years, nor
do we have to go to AL
ALBANIA or fifty miles off
to get a job of tin roof
ing. We get as much
in town and vicinity as
we can do. Just call at
the New York corner
and see for yourselves.
J. M. NELL & co.
Nov. IA, 1888.
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Wall pockets, brackets and picture
frames in pretty styles at Smithson's
book store.
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THURSDAY. NOV. 10. 1883.
CITY ITEMS.

Re sure TO leave orders tor the New
Bus at the Linder House
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We surrender large space to the
Clack memorial exercises. The
circumstances demanded it.
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Thirteen Years Dyspepsia.

s'I suffered with dyspepsia for Is
years. writes John Albright Esq, of
Columbus, Ohio. Samaritan NerUtne
cured me-" As it always cures such
disorders. At druggists.
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Annual drawing at the Coffee House ;
we sell goods cheap for cash alone, ana
give away coffee and sugar at U. u
ZONES q Co.'s,
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Miss Izora Orr who is attending
school at Columbia was at home
this week.
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Josiah gaveno name. We must
know a correspondents name.
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Dsath of Miss Mamie Matthew'S.
Miss Mamie Matthews. 'daugh=
ter of the late Maj. Frank Mat
thows, died of consumption last
Monday evening at o'clock, aged
10 years the oath of June last. The
very picture of health, vivacious,
and lovely, only few short months
ago, we little imagined the lurking
presence of the unyielding disease
that carried her of SO prematurely.
Death has no more cruel mission
than when it fastens its remorseless
fangs upon young and beautiful
woman, That is the LOWEST phase
and time of life, when hopes are
brightest and the future all agloW
with promise, when lifeis sweetest
and every circumstance and sur
rounding clothed in gladness and
TO-. How cruel to crush such
heart, to blight such hope, to take
such life There is an inexpressi
BILE sadness that STEALS over the
most incorrigible heart at the an
nouncemen tot such an untimely
death.
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Used to sell the cheapest and best
goods in Pulaski Mr.. Frankie has
come back from Colorado and opened
again in Pulaski.
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II you want to buy a good spring
wagon and harness cheap, call on Bruce
Grove. nV1-3t*
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GIVEN Away
The New York Store

A present to every customer at Kir
sey & Arrowsmith's.
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POULTRY.

TEXAS Parties wish
ing their Texas lands hunted up and at
tended to, should call on N. Smithson.
nov1-3t.
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Quarterly Meetings,
FIRST ROUND.
CHANGE OF APPOINTMENTS

CHANGE OF APPOINTMENTS.
Bigbyville, Nov. 17-1S.
Lynnville, Old Lynnville, Nov. 17-1s.
Diana, Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 20-2l. Preach
Ing at Simpsons Goth.
Culleoka, Nov. 1875.
Trinity, Cedar GroYe, Dec. 1-2.
Richiand, Rehoboth, Dec. 81.
Elkton, Dec. SO.
Elkmont Miss, Smyrna, Dec. rs,
Blanche, Dec. 50,
Pisgah, Dec. 15-l6.
Prospect, Bethel, Dec. 17-lS.
Colum bia, Dec. 22-23.
Bee Spring, Dec. 1890.
Pleasant Valley, Jan. 90,
Forest Grove, Mooresville, Jan. 1918
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Best coffee at Kirksey & Arrow
smiths. Craig's old stand.
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Holiday Good:

Are being received in handsome
styles at Smithson's book store, at post
office.
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The first quarterly meeting for
the Diana circuit will be held at
Mt. Pleasant Nov. %, instead of
Feb. 2 and 8. Presiding Elder
Duncan will preach at Simpsons
Chapel on Tuesday, 21st at IL a. m.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incor 5orated in 1868 for 25 years by the
legislature for educahona. aud charitable
purposes with capita of 81 600, 00O-to
which reserve fund of over $55o,O0O has
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made q part of the present
State Constitution adopted December I'd,
A. D., 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
viii take place monthly. II aeUer scales or
postpoaes. Look at the following distribu-
ton;
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A. B. RACIAL,
Secretary.

BLANCHARD TO TIE FRoNT.--Ssv.
eral weeks since We felt called upon
to attract attention to the faithful
and efficient manner In which Hon.
N. c. Blanchard was performing bic
duty in Congress.
We again feel called upon to At.
/, tract attention to him.
Lately, when the protectionist 10
Congress tried to put duty on qui-
nine, he opposed it In 4 mastery
speech, showing 4 thorough kuowl-
edge Of the subject, giving the com.
pletsst data, reluting their claim
that the manufacture Of quinins waa
an industry entitled to protection.
This man, il he persists in his de.
liberate, industrious, painstaktne
method Of performing his public du
, ty, will be one Of the most valuable
servants in the Congress Of the Uni
ted States Patriot Democrat.
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JUDAH P. Benjamin, Queens
Counsel, has finally retired from the
practice Of his profession. He was
advised by doctors of the highest
reputa.ion in Paris that the state OF
his heart rem ders protractsd argu'
ment in court unsafe for him. Id
ia otherwise in good health.
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THERE are three tidal-waVe gov
errors, Butler, Cleveland and Patti
son. who are at this time the objects
Of deep and tender solicitude on the
part of the Republican press. The
fact that these executives have al
ready disappointed the Republican
brethsn speaks we'll for the future
of their respective administrations
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WE acknowledge the receipt OF
tho Times Democratic Almanac for
1883, and return thanks for the same.
IA an Almanac and general informer
1t is the best thing Of the kind ever
issued. The book 10 a perfect histo-
ry in itself. 1t is presented to every
yearly subscriber of the Daily OF
Weekly Times Democrat, and is sold
to the public at Is cents per copy
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Coop ApvIoE.-You will prevent
and cure the greater part OF the ills
that affiict mankind in this or any
section, if you keep your stomach,
liver and kidneys in perfect working
order, There is no medicine known
that does this az surely as Parker
Ginger Tonic. It will keep you
blood rich and pure, and give yo'
good health at little cost. Sec othe
column.
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WHY WELooME.-What makes Flo
reston Cologne welcome on every
body's toilet table is it's lasting fra
GRANGE and rich, aowery odor.
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1T Is said that three women--
Patti. Nilsson and Langtry--are
making more money than any IL
men on the American stage.
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TIE talk now is that the senate
and house will agree to put the TWO
cent postage into operation next oc'
sober.
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New RULE OF THE SUPREhE
CouRT.--Whenever in appeals to
this court neither party shall be
ready to take up and submit the
case on frat calling for trial after
the expiration Of the third judicial
day FROM the return day, the case
shall be placed at the foot OF the
docket, and if such be again the fact "
on the second calling the case shali
be continued to the next term OF the
court and put at the foot OF the
docket. This rule shall be applied
to all appeals, whether returnaole al
New Orleans, Monroe, Opslousas OF
Shreveport.
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TEE Louisiana Press Associa-
.;on assembled in New Orleans tTo
DAYS last week.
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-Ex SECRETARY Blaine 10 sngag'
ed in preparing a political history
covering the period from 1851 ts
1881. He proposes to make this
history the great work Of his life
He SAWS that one Of tho reasons why
hs has fixed his homo in Washing
ton is that he may have access tt
the congressional library and tn
vast store of manuscripts in the ar
chives of the government.
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LIST OF PRIZES:

1867 Prizes, amounting to.''. $%oo'ooo
CrRr,r1cArE-We do hereby certify
that we supervise the arrangements for
all the monthly and semt-annual draw
tngs of the Louisiana State Lottery Co.,
ana in person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness
and in good faith toward all PARTIES
We authorize the Company to use this
certificate, with fac-similes of our sig
natures attached, in its advertisements.
G. I. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the Office of the Company
in New Orleans.
For further information write clear
ily, giving full address. Send orders
BY Express, Registered Letter, or Mo-
ney Order, addressed only to
4 M. A. DAUPHIN,
I New Orleans, La
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"A true friend to the weak sne
eonu.lescent is Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
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UIXuv Val WV S~ |
Which they we're elected.
On motion the Board then ad- n
ourned until tomorrow afternoon at \
". C. MoGIMSEY, \
A. B. RAcHAL, mayor.
Secretary. Y
ALEXANDRIA, LA.,)
Feb. Z, 1883. h
Pursuont to adjournment the Board
met in the Mayors office this Day At
3 o'clock. Present:
W. C. McGimsey, Mayor,
n. 8. Gossens,
j. j. Petsrmau,
MI. MoGinnis,
Jacob Irving,
Jonas Rossnthal.
Messrs, Jas. Andrews, Jr, John
C. RYAN. John j. Ferguson and l..
B. Baynard came before the Board
stating that they had been appoint
id q committee from the Pacific Fire
Company to wait on this Board ana
ireouest that that body assume the
fulI payment Of the Engineer OF the
Steam Engine, representing that. the
Pacific Fire Company had been pay
ing from the Company treasury the
sum of ten ($lO) dollars per month,
which had depleted the Company's
finances and that they were unable
to further pay from their own fund
that amount.
On motion of Councilman Rosen-
thai,
|, Resolved, That the sum OF fifty
(sbO) dollars be and 10 hereby ap
j, nropriated to the Pacific Fire Com
. pany. -, :.
r thirty Eve (s35) dollars per month
v from the Let day of January, 1883
; be and is hereby appropriated to thu
N Pacific Fire Company for the pur
|. pose Of paying an Engineer to taxi
a. charge of their Engine.
N On motion of Councilman Nc
Ginnis,
~ Resolved, That a committee o
r, three (the Mayor to be one OF tn
y committee) be appointed to draft
~ License Ordinance for the year 1882
!. and that they are required to max
q, their report az early IS practicable
Committee - w. C. McGimse!
l., Mayor; N. L. MoGinnis, Jonas II
n senthal.
oil The petition OF Mr.. Louis Abad
AZ asking that tho Board impose a !
cense on those parties from the cou1
". try who were in the habit of PEI
To- ding meats in the streets, was,
Tor motion referred to the committee
BOT Licenses. :.
for On motion Of Councilman NJ
Ginnis,
&C. Resolved, That the Board of A
dsrmen do hereby constitute thel
The selves . "Board Of Reviewers" I
ia, the purpose of revising the Asses
iv ment Rolls of the City after t
be same have been made out by t
;er- Assessor.
be Mr.. Mires Rosenthal came beio
i'd the Board with the following prov
to sition:-He had a bill (transferr
from Mr.. Julius Lsvin) for lumt
ZEN furnished during the threaten
overflow OF the City in 1882; hsvi
the Visited go long a time for tho p'
dol ment of this bill, he respectful
asked that the Board pay him s
an cent. interest on ssS9.sS from
the lot day Of April, 1882, to the LIST
Der of January, 1883, and like inter
on $sO93S $3.50 having been cree
ted I'D on the bill for his taxes, Fl
January LIST to November LIST, IL
,ser issue bin q warrant for $l09.ss
sen the principal and q warrant for 81
50 interest due to November
sen. 1883, be being willing to wait u
S4O) then for the balance of 500 VII
would remain due on the princi
I. S. provided the warrants asked for
him were issued.
the On motion Of Councilman Mc(
ixed mis- the Mayor was authorized
mar draw a warrant At once in favor
Mr.. Mires Rosenthal for $109.3S,
by to draw another warrant for $l07
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McGinnis to TX tne o."
o = -" at seventy. five ($75) dollars per
any nv and Mr. Gossens being IN.
aucsd 10 withdraw his motion, tne
saIary of-the Comptroller ana osose
, sa was accordingly fixed at seven
,v}iye { $75 J dollars per snnn I'M,
On motion the salaries ., VIZ
Marshal and Assistant Marshal we're
sxad at forty ($40) dollars per
month each, and the salary OF the
civ Attorney was placed at one
hundred (Sl00) dollars per annum'
On motion Of Councilman n. l..
McGiunis the members of the Board
were each appointed street co Oh
sioners 10 their respective W ARCS.
On motion of Councilman McGIn-
mis- the question of drafting ~ "
cense Ordinance for the year 1883
WAS deferred until the meeting OF TO-
morrow afternoon.
On motion of Councilman d. 3
Resolved, That the Marshals be
, and are hereby ordered to have the
sidewalks Of those parties who nays
neglected to have the same placed 10
. GOOD condition, repaired at the ex
sense Of tho said parties in front o,
- or around whose premises the sale
= sidewalks are situated.
Y Complaints having been made .!
# Councilman Rosenthal against th
i i bad drainage through the tracks o
q q the Morgan Railroad Company, AM
e the bad crossings over the same, IN
5. MAYOR and Councilman Jacob Irwin
IS were appointed a committee 70 W., wa
'rr IN the authorities of the said MOI
70 20 gan Railroad Company with tue n
" Quest that the evils complained OF
Of rsmedied at once.
IN On motion the Mayor WAS ausho
Ih lied to draw warrant for twent!
~ five ($25) dollars In favor Of NJ
of John c. Ryan, to dsfray the expe'
ar Sea Of that gentleman to and ito
a. tho Supreme Court in session IN NE
", w. Orleans, Mr.. Ryan representing u
''' Corporation in several tax suits nc
ort before that Court.
we On motion of Councilman d.
cir Gossens,
Iay Resolved, That it is hereby ma
a ast obligatory upon the Msrshal' to v
vn. it at least once every day each q
90. every one of the several Wards
use the City. 4,
m Councilman Gossens stated tt
in IN he wished to have the duties incu
ew bent upon the Marshals defined
vas those gentlemen, In order that u
re- might carry out the purposes
on, on. which they we're elected.
is On motion the Board then
iourned until tomorrow afternoon
3 o'clock. ,nr
R. ". C. McGIMSEY,
lee A. r. RACIAL, Mayor
the Secretary.
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This IS the only Lottery euer yoted o" ana
Endorsed by the people OF
any State.
Louisiana State Lot eryCo

r,cornorated in 1863 for rs years By tho
1ecisIature for Educational and Charl a.
be purposes-with q Capitol Of u w. w. , W
To which q reserved fund of over $s'5o,-
0oO has since been added. BY an over
whelming popular vote it's franchise was
mada a mart of the present State Constitu-
ton adopted December 2. A. u. 1879
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4. Albert l. Son, Agents, Alexandria,