The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-07-02
THE PAPERS SAY

Mr.. Blaine has left Washington and
is now at his home in Augusta, Me.
But no Mug. need call.
The pope is not only writing a book
but he will ray for the printing of il
and take 1,0J0 copies for his own edii-
cation.
Rev. Sam. Jones has consented to lee
ture throughout this state Oh prohibit
ton just preceding the next regular
election.
A poet asks, "Where are the foot
prints of the ancient dead 20 This is
very difficult to answer, Where did
the ancient dead live?
The extreme quietude that character
| ICES Col. Dan Lamont suggests that he
is merely engaged in lubricating the
machine for future purposes.
"Telling gossip" says some one,
"wears out the teeth of a woman more
than eating candy This accounts for
the prevalence of false teeth in fashion,
able society.
A radical editor, brimful of party pa
trIotlsm, is panied TO think that Sin II
short time there willsnot lie repubIi-
can internal revenue collector in the
whole country D."
The late extra session OF the Tenncs-
see legislature cost the state $25, 900.
And this because of the Gu sedness
of few republican members at the
regular session,
That great and good man, Dennis
Kearney, announced his determination
to run for governor of California Is
it not about time that Dennis was per-
manently filed away?
Arthur Preller had an insurance OF
$4,000 on his life. 1t is inferred, ac-
cordingly, that he committed suicide
and afterwards D lcked his body in the
trunk in which 1t was found.
There seems to be general disposi-
tlOn throughout state to make sweep
ing changes of our supreme judges at
the next election. Few, if any, OF the
present court Will be re-elected. -Milan
Exchange.
A Texas justice of the peace has Just
shot one of is'fellow-citizens. Texas
seems to be jumping right along. In
the course OF year or so they may oc-
casionally try a Texan before they
hang him.
Under the late redistricting bill we
have two circuit judges, Alden and Car
thel, and two chancellors, SOmers and
Livingston-in the same district. Now
what? The echo answers WHAT
Morton's Advance.
1t isn't considered good breeding
for New Hampshire prisoner to break
Jail after the jailer has fed him on
strawberries and cream" When
man is being fed on strawberries and
cream he never does break Jail,
The whistle OF the many stave and
lumber mills in the vicinity of our
town breaks up the stiffness of the
morning hours, and the heavily ladeneG
wagons which daily pass through our
street attest the volume OF business
these industries have awakened Troy
New Era.
Sauce for the republican goose does
not seem to be sauce for the democrat
ic gander. Mr.. CleYeland's appointees
to office in Tennessee, so far as we re-
call their names, are, without excep-
ton, gentlemen who were active"work-
ers" in the democratic ranks, What is
"partisanship" in a republican seems
to be patriotism in democrat.-Leba-
non Herald.
A reporter of the American learned
last evening that Mr.. Merritt Taylor
has just returned from New York city,
where he succeeded in selling 10000
acres of land, lying IN Perry, Hickman
and Lewis counties, at high price,
varying from 81 so to So per acre. The
purchaser is now in Europe, and will
bring over a colony for the purpose of
settling it.