The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-22

The sugar mil at Franklin has
re-suspended.
Next Saturday winds up the
Louisville exposition.
Ohio is no longer an October
state. The people voted Tuesday
to change election day to Novem
Der.
The president has to get certifi-
cate from New York that he is a
democrat. Some think he is above
suspicion.
The state that voted for Blaine
voted for Foraker. That was to he
expected. How does it rebuke
Cleveland?
The president is evidently afraid
of being bounced for offensive par
tisanship. He won't endorse his
own ticket at home.
The president removed the chief
justice of New Mexico, his own ap-
pointee, because he appointed ex
Senator Dorsey on jury.
A livery stable and II horses
burned at Murfreesboro Saturday
morning. A livery stable burned
at Gallatin a few weeks ago.
Sherman and Logan have order
ed d detachment of statesmen to
scour Virginia on stumps. 1t Is Sc
riously feared that Malone will
win.
Sam Jones preached twice in
Nashville Sunday to muititudes.
Since he was there the devil and
Tom Kercheval have corrupted the
fold.
The Columbia conference voted
down a proposition to change the
name to "the NJ. Z. Church of
America" and a motion to drop the
word "South."
A coal mine has been discovered
by Mr.. James Dryer near Wilson
Hill, Marshall county. The Ga
zette pfonounces it as good as any
imported Goals.
The strait republicans in Virginia
will vote for Gen. Lee. They |
see less to censure in the "trea-
son stained saddle" than in the |
treachery stained renegade.
Gen. Cheatham was appointed |
postmaster of Nashville Monday. |
Appointments were also made for
Knoxville, Murfreesboro and Tulls-
homa, but none for Pulaski.
Talmage says that the saying
that "Lhe day OF miracles is past
is true only because the day of suf-
ticient faith is past. The CITIZEN
will give his opinion next week.
Every patent medicine advertised
in rhyme is fraud unless the metre
is good. A man who hasn't sense
enough to measure syllables is too
big a fool to measure medicine for
this philosopher.
There is such unanimity on that
subject in the press that John Nc
Lean might offer himself forIa front
seat in the penitentiary with fair
hope of election by acclamation by
both parties.-Avalanche.
Rev. j. L NJ. Curry, agent for
the Peabody fund, has been APP
pointed minister to Spain. The
Catholic papers are making a ride
ulous demand upon Spain to refuse
to receive him because he is a bap-
list.
The committee Of 100 in Cincin-
nati is on its ear and tearing
round in frenzied quest of election ;
aw breakers whom it proposes to l
punish without favor. They al s
ways wait until the devilment is {
lone. s
DR.. Kelly has turned Columbia I
,yer. 1t is said that two sermons c
preached by him during conference
ON pletely routed the large band of
gnostics there and they are |
.ow coming IN and joining the c
hurch. A revival progresses. l
The president declines to say or
% ANYTHING to help the democratic y =
icket in New York. although the =
epublicans make the poIut that to y
uppcrt their ticket is to strengthen u
he administration. The president 9
lows such a misrepresentation to p
perate against his party without
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