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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08
New Library.

For those who are unaware that
there is a movement on foot to es-
tablish a permanent library in the
city, we now respectfully invite
their attention to and solicit their
aid in behalf of the same. The
books are all nicely bound in cloth,
with good print, and the last and
most important feature, are from a
variety of choice authors. There
will be third more books than all
the subscribers, all of which You
have the privilege of reading a year
for $3.50.
For the interest of our town and
for the sake of building up libra
ry, 1 will add to the foregoing,
that have a letter from Judge
Fleming of Columbia, strongly en-
dorsing and recommending the en-
terprise. j. b. STACY, Sr.
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IN MEMORIAM,

On Thursday night, Oct. /, near Mi
nor Hill, little Nela Beard breathed her
last. She was permitted to stay but a
short time with her earthly parents but
was carried to a cline where no more
pain, sorrow nor death appears. Weep
not, dear parents, weep not as those
who have no hope. You can feel that
you have added a bright jewel to the
heavenly throng, Your darling Nela
can not come back to you; but you can
so live as to pass over the cold chilly
waves of death and meet her in the
presence of Jesus our Lord, where there
will will be no more parting.
Farewell, little Nela, thy race on eaath is
run;
Re, calmly and sW eetly sleep thy form I;
Thy joys in heaven are just begun,
Thy spirit winged it's way up home.
NnVTOE
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Y. M. @. A.-The Anniversary:

At the business meeting of the
Y. NJ. G. A. held last Monday night
the following officers were elected
for the term of one year: F. Ar
rowsmith, president; Ed. B. Jones,
vice president; w. j. Nance, secre-
tary; Il. j. HIndman, treasurer;
Wallace Bledsoe, librarian. The
association adjourned to meet the
first Monday night in November,
when important business will be
transacted.
The public anniversary meeting
of the association will be held in
the Methodist church, Sunday
night, October lS-Sunday after
next. All the associations IN the
county are invited to attend and to
take part in the exercises, which
will be as informal as possible.
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THIRD DAY.

3 years, w. Z. Carter herd, w. G.. Car
ter; bull any age, w. j. Wilsford; COW
any age, w. G. Carter; herd, any
bresA w. C.Carter.
MATCHED HORSES.
Regardless of sex, w. F, Ballentine.
DRAUGHT HORSES.
Stallion years, Thomas g. Martin,
3 years, w. j. WilsfOrd; | year, II. o.
Sellars; colt, Stacy 81 Son; mare, S. p.
White; years, Stacy & Son; i year,
Stacy & Son; colt, Stacy Sc Son; stall
lion, any age, Stacy q Son; mare any
age, Stacy q Son.
COMBINED HORSES.
Stallion, years, Ii. E. BGtler; mare,
years, H. c. Kugore gelding, 4 years,
Il. II. White; stallion any age, Il. B.
Collins.
SHETLAND PONIES.
Stallion any age, L. Z. Cooper.
SPECIALS.
j, T. Amis, Jersey bull, any age, Fl,
O.Sellars by .Coopesr& Harw ell, fanciest
pony stallion, L. r, Cooper; by Nance
& Son, Jersey cow, w. c. Carter; by
Brannan &c Smith, Jersey bull, H, o.
Sellars; by Smith Bros, Jersey COW,
w. G, Carter; by II. o. Sellars, draught
colt, 1 year, II. o. Sellars; by Hart,
Alternately & Co., Jersey COW or heifer
calf, w. j. Wilsford.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

Mr.. Mat Harwell deserves more
credit and praise than all the bal
ance of the exhibitors combined at
the fair. His was a wonderful dis
play. He had almost every fern
product, perfect specimens, besides
full line OF all the farm and gar
den seeds, selected and shown as
nicely as Landreth could do it. He
had over go varieties of apples, be-
sides peaches and pears, and the
finest melons to be seen. His dis
play could not be equaled by any
other single farmer in Tennessee, we
venture to assert. He knows all the
details of his calling and he is in
fatuated with it.
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DOGS Unearth a Murdered Infant.

The dead body of a colOred in
FAINT was scratched up by the dogs
near Mr.. Newton Whites residence
at Wales last Friday. 1t had a
string about its neck and its skull
was crushed. Esq. Alexander held
an inquest and DR.. Wilson examin-
ed the child and testified that it met
a violent death. Vic. Harwell, col
ored, Mr.. Whites cook, was arrest
ed and the evidence was sufficient
TO commit her to iail.
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Mr.. o. C. Jones is quite i'll at the
st. Giles.
Mr.. Robt. Shapard is selling
goods for a. f. May d Son.
In another column will be found
a hint in regard to Pulaskl's new
library.
Mr.. Ed. B. Jones has a position
as Maj. Stacy's assistant in the
clerk and masters Office.
Mr.. Harry L. McCord went yes
terday afternoon to Nashville to
accept position on the Banner.
r. Harris, colored, has returned
to Pulaski and will remain here
during the season buying cotton.
Some of the baskets. brought to
the reunion are still at F. NJ.
Bunches where the owners may find
them.
Mr.. Gale Thomas went Tues
day to Athens to attend Bob Ma
sons fair, taking with him his sta
BILE of ten horses.
Mr.. Tom Adams 10 again at the
depot receiving and shipping cot
ton for the Messrs. Loveman-
same positionIhe held last year.
Miss Susie Gentry of Franklin
returned home Tuesday. 1t will be
seen from our report that her pic
lures and those of her mother took
most of the premiums offered at the
fair.
Mrs. j. w. Orr of Mooresville
came down to attend the wedding
of her sister, Miss Matte Crazy,
near Vale Mills, and while here her
little daughter was taken and died
of diphtheria.
Country stores sell goods cheap
at all times, but when they adver-
tise at cost you may expect the
bottom to be scraped. See Flnney's
adv. Two stocks at Millville and
Bryson at cost.
Notwithstanding the absence Of
Rev. Mr. Weakley, who is attend
lug conference, there will be preach
ing at the Methodist church next
Sunday by some member of the
tennessee conference.
Mr. George Rothrock will occupy
Mr.. David S. Martins residence on
lst street and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
will board with him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. N. Martin go to the Wilkerson
house near the factory.
There was a collision between
two freight trains near Wales last
Sunday afternoon, resulting in some
damage to Trolling stock and delay
ing the north-boundIpassenger for an
hour or so. No lives lost.
DR.. A. NJ. Cheek, brother of our
Mr.. B. S. Cheek, died very unex-
pectedly Tuesday morning at Pal
estine, Texas, of dux. He lived |
here while and was well thought
of for his gentlemanly qualities.
Mr.. Jos. Flippin, through the in
tervention of E. t. Taliaferro, esq'r, |
received an appointment upon the
Birmingham police force this week |
but was compelled to decline. They |
will have the best policeman they |
ever had when they get him.
Commissioner McWhirter stop |
ped off a day or two at our fair on |
his way from New Orleans. He in
forms US that the prospects for a
larger attendance and better dis
play at the New Orleans exposition
are better than last year. Col. Nc
Whittier is exceedingly hopeful of
harmony and victory in
Tennessee.
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NEW CLOTHING.

S. ROSenau is receiving
one of the largest stocks Of
clothing ever brought to
Pulaski. His clothing house
is chOGk full. These goods
were bought cheap and will
be sold right. Call and see
them before you buy any
thing. S, ROSENAU.
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AT COST.

To make room for my stock of Holt
day goods l will sell at cost for cash
for the next 80 days my entire stock of
notions, toilet sets, vases, writing desks,
work boxes, shaving cases, cigar cases,
jewelry cases, OdOr cases, card cases,
comb and brush cases, autograph and
photograph albums, scrap books, pock-
ct looks, pocket knives, mirrors, china
mugs, cups and saucers, toy tea sets,
ETC., etc 2t II. NJ. GRIGsBY.
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Col. R. D. Frayser of Memphis
and Mr.. r. 1. Denmark of Georgia
visited at Martin College this week.
The former came to see b is two
daughters and the latter entered
two charming young ladies as pu-
pills. Both express themselves de-
lighted with the location and sur
roundings.
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A GARD.

We the undersigned have this day
examined the Dimon Wagon Imple-
ment, Harry T. Murtha's Tire Tight
ener, Monkey Wrench, Wise, Wagon
Hammer, Double Tree Pin com bined
and pronounce it an excellent imple-
ment and think that every farmer ought
to have one. I. Z. STONE,
H. II. AYMETT,
Taylor CARTER.
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PULASKIGAS.

Gas is far superior to coal oil-it is
soft and mellow,yet much more brilliant
cleanlier and more convenient and
costs but little. Why don't every body
use it? F. Wisnhip will furnish a !
particulars as to piping, etc.
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Farmers Association Oalled Meeting

A meeting of the association is
called for next Saturday at 10
o'clock to act in concert with the
meeting called to prepare for the
coming of an excursion party from
the northern states south next
month and hope there will be full
attendance of the members of the
association. WILL RAY,
Sec'y prO tenn.
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The officers of the Pulaski Cum
berland Presbyterian church are in
correspondence with minister
whom they will probably call to this
charge soon. The Sunday school
at this church is in a fourlshing
condition. The regular prayer
meetings, every Tuesday night, are
held by some of the members.
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Nance & Son.

Next week we will
show a large and hand
some line Of Jerseys.
All the latest styles;
prices from so cts. to
SIS. Please see them be-
fore you buy. First
Main st.
w. S. ROSE & SON.
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STOVES. STOVES

we haVe Just recelV-
ed a car load the best
and latest improved
cooking and heating
stoves, which we con-
slider the cheapest and
incest assortment of
cooking and heating
stoves ever brought to
this market. Call and
see them and be con-
WINGED.
o" Ezell & Davis.
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Lynnville Religious Announcements,

There will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
the pastor being absent at Lewis
burg.
Sacramento meeting at Memorial
the 3rd Sunday, beginning Satur-
day at IL. Rev. z. L. Atkisson
will be present.
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Sec'y pro TEN

A new bridge is being built
across Pleasant Run on Jefferson.
We are glad to see any improve
ment of this street. Although it
is used by pedestrians more than
any than is in town perhaps, and
although there are no side walks on
it, it is in 8 very bad condition.
The East Hill people are complain
inc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

There is a remarkable departure
in the custom of the court in ap-
pointing jurors for the November
term. There are but one or two
magistrates names sin the list.
There has always been criticism
when the magistrates made them
selves jurors and we suppose this is
intended as an announcement of a
new rule. Some of them are good
lawyers and make the best jurymen,
but the people will talk, you know.
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Rev. Mr.. Weakley preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday and
went Wednesday to Columbia to
attend conference. During the last
conference year his congregation
has been greatly strengthened and
increased in number more than for
q number of years past. He will
have an excellent report to make to
conference. AS to whether he will
be returned to Pulaski none knows,
save one.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

Mrs. F. w. Rudd has
a complete line of Fall
and Winter goods very
cheap. She has every
grade hat from fifty
cents up.
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Sugar, coffee, flour, lard, and all
kinds o. family groceries cheap as any
body. f. NJ. BUNCH,
Telephone No. %, sepl7-4t.
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Union Meeting at Mt. Tabor. Z.

Union services will begin next
Sunday at IL o'clock to be held by
Rev. Mr.. Boulding and others. All
lovers Of the Lord are cordially
asked TO participate. A big meet
inc is certain.
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Molseys Ga new style of dress goods
in plain and figured to match, wool
satins in plain and figured. Black and
colOred cashmeres all qualities. Ladies
cloth for suits all at the lowest prices at
ROSenau's
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j. CANNON 81 co.

Have received their fan and winter
boots and shoes. Don't think of buy
ing until you see their large stock, All
sorts of shoe leather in the fastest and
best shapes from the very best to the
cheapest will be sold at great bargains.
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Lucy Anderson.
Quarterly Court.

The court finished the docket
Monday.
S. w. Butler, F. NJ. Kersey and
Frank Arrowsmith were elected
poor house commissioners.
r. J. Simpson, WIN. Plnkerton
and j. T. Marks were elected to
wait on circuit court.
NOVEMBER TERM JURORS.
No. l, j. G. Brown, Is. f. Hender-
son; 2, W. A. Campbell, S. j. Biles
3, Jas. II. Hanna, A. t. Long; 4, j.
S. Cof'man, Lewis White; 5, Jos.
Cross, W. b. Long; 6, T. T. Glasco,
Jas. Tucker; 7, B. F. Carter, J. L.
Pearcy; s, S. w. Butler, NJ. Tom
Alternately; 9, p. w. Nave, Jno. p.
Wilson; 10, j. D. Bonds, d. G. Err
win; IL, c. G. Young, McLin Marks;
II, J.ssMack Fortress, Jho. Phillips;
ID, VIM. Evans, VIM. O'Neal; IA,
w. p. Hanna, Berry Overstreet; 10,
j. L. Evans, sr., S. NJ. Dabney; 16,
+. w. Brooks, f. r. Kellum; II,
+. NJ. Chapman, N. B. Briggs; Is,
Rob't Hamsby, J. c.. Roland; 10,
81. L. Anderson, JOS. Anderson; ~,
r. j. Curtis, J. II. Young.
1886 was appropriated to repair
ElktOn bridge.
w. D. Reynolds, J. w. Tomerlin
and j. NJ. Hardeman were appoint.
ed to have the bridge over Weakley
on the Campbellsville road repaired.
The appropriations for the term
for all purposes was $2,57565.
Chairman Jones reported his set
Element with the county trustee as
follows:
II. L. BOOTH, TRUSTEE, IN ACCOUNT WITH
GILES COUNTY:
To amt tax from all sources $40 ,S55. IS
BY amt proper credits .... 20,3S7.4l
Amt due county ........$ 46S OF
IN ACC. WITH SCHOOL FUND:
To amt from all sources $50, 5000
BY amt proper credits ..... 26,574 46
Amt due school fund go. $6,92S "a
IN ACC. WITH HIGHWAY TAX:
To amt from all sources ~ Sc, 913 So
BY amt proper credits. ....... 5,953.0l
Amt due road fund .$ 96O,S4
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FIFTH DAY.

Stallion years, II. C, Kilgore; 8
years, w. j. WilsfOrd year, c. Thorn
as; colt, p. f. Woodland mare years,
Gale Thomas; 3 years, W. c. Carter; 2
years, w, c. Carter; geldlng 4 years,
Gale Thomas; 3 years, LOWery s. Pick
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Be sure you see my shot and rifle
guns before yOu buy.
24sep-4t. f. NJ. BUNCH.
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Buck l year, w. j. Wlsford lamb,
w. c. Carter; eve years, w. j. Wills
ford; year, w. c. Carter; lamb, w.
G. Carter; buck andi3 ewes, WI. Wills
ford buck any age, w. c. Carter; eve
any age, w. C., Carrier.
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EiTripple plate silver hollow wear at
bottom prices at
REYNOLDS & WELLS.
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ROSENAU.
Fresh Groceries.

4 I6oH VI OC6I IOo.
Don't buy anything
in family groceries,
CONNECTIONS, tobacco,
cigars, until you see
our stock and get our
prices. We won't be
undersOld.
Nance & Son.
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DWELLING House for Re

The John F. Rose house on East hill
for rent for the remainder of 1885. APP
ply to j. II. Morris. s17tf
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Braided Jersey, Fan Back Jerseys,
Coat fitting Jerseys, Gilt braided Jer-
seys for children and ladies and every
other kind of Jerseys at prices to suit
erybody 1t ROsenau's Corner.
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Don't forget that we still handle the
Pearl Shirt and E. & w. collars and
cuffs. S. ROsENAU.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

Powder. shot, primers, relOading
tools, gun covers and hunting coats
very cheap. f. Nj. BUNCH.
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Over 40 dozen Jerseys at ROsenau's,
in every conceivable style from 70 cts.
up. sep24-tf
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They Must Be Sold!

Fine rolled gold vest chainss. Fine
rolled gold charms. Fine rolled gold
necklace. New patterns. Cheaper
than ever at Winship's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

Amberina wear, silverweaT, French
china wear, at bottom prices at
REYNOLDS s. WEELs.
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BARGAINS.

Our Sd Tricots are
cheap and lovely. See
them, they are good. 1st
main street.
w. S. Rose & Son
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Now offered in the sale of watches,
jewelry and silverware. Now is the
time to buy cheap. F. WINsHIP.
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Mr.. George NJ. Rothrock is now with
J. S. Childers & Co., and will be glad to
have his friends call and see him.
seD24-3t
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CHEAP

Choice fat Beef 5 to
8 cts. per pound. Nut
ton, lamb and pork.
8 cts. per pound. I am
selling the best and will
not be undersOld.
If B. w. Knight.
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By Jno. G.. Ballenune, jack any age,
Stacy d Son; by j. T. Cakes s. Co.,
pair sOuthdOwn sheep, w. c.. Carter;
by Robt. Simpson, gentleman rider,
Jno. Thomas; by j. NJ. Knox, jennet
colt, j. NJ. Knox; by II. L. Campbell,
by w. c. Carter, fastest 3-year-old trot-
ting horse, VIC. Carter; NJ, c, Fltz-
Fitzpatrick, fastest trotting horse,
mare or gelding, Gale Thomas.
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,HuRsDAY. kOCT. 8, 1885
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
CANDIDATES.

FOR COUNTY COURT oLERK.
We are authorized to announce Daniel L
Eslick candidate for County Court Clerk Of
Giles at next August election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

The finest lot of triple plate silver
wear ever in Pulaski.
REYNOLDS e. WELLS.
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The finest and best assorted stock Of
dress good ever brought to this market
and must be seen to be appreciated, at
ROSenau's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

p resident CIeveIand's Nj essage
Sumpter's Dyspeptic Medicine never
fails. Don't suffer when an absolute
cure is so convenient.
tjan1. SUMPTER DRUG Co.
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Fine Stock of Silver Ware.

Knives, forks, spoons, casters, butter
dishes, vases, goblets at cost at Win
ships.
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Now Bnggies for SnIe.

1 have on hand fine lot of new bug
gies, phaetons and spring wagons for
sale at Neill 81 Rea's stable.
II j. A. WHITE.
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We have everything
in shoes from a good
Brogan to a fine hand
made boot or shoe, for
Gents, Ladies and Chill
dren.
ROcono1 HorT1or
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

N1 cJOtBI7Ig 9Ce haze
the NeaC styles,
straight sacks, fO1C9'
Button CGEtO9UO2JS,
Prince AL6e9'tS, and
guarantee prices to
be the EO9CeSt.
ROSENAU,
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The Last Call.

All parties indebted to me on note or
account will please call and settle at
once and save cost. 2t j. G. REA.
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Do Not Fail to Buy Now.

viii exchange for cash lace pins, ear
rings, bracelets, collar buttons, cuff
buttons at cost, at Winships.
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AMATEUR ART DEPARTMENT,

Landscape in crayon, Miss Susie Gentry
animal in crayon, Mrs. c. A. Reynolds; fan
cy head in craynn, Miss Susie Gentry; Por-
trait from photograph, Miss Bette May
landscape in oil, Miss Susie Gentry; animal
in oil, Mrs. DR.. Gentry; fruit in oil, Miss Su-
sic Gentry; fancy head in oil, Miss Susie
Gentry; plaque in .oil, Mrs. DR.. Gentry
painting on satin, Miss Ethel Dismukes;
water colors, Miss Susie Gentry; portrait in
oil, Miss Susie Gentry.
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KING WORM KILLER.
No patent medicine and every bottle
guaranteed.
tjanl. SUMPTER DRUG Co.
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Don't You Forget 1t.
F. NJ. Bunch is still headquarters for
guns, ammunition, etc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

Don't forget tc try b. S. Cheeks vi
emma Cream Bread. Best in the world.
july30-tf.
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CARPETS

We can show you all
the latest styles, and sell
them at lower prices than
they were ever sold for
in this market. All new
goods.
A. E. MAY & SON.
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Plain socks, Mics Katie Abernathy stock
ings, Miss Katie Alternately; fancy socks,
Miss Katie Alternately; plain sewing by
hand, Miss Jennie Smith; worsted crotchet-
Miss Katie Alternately; darned stocking,
Miss Katie Abernathy; crayon sketch, Mas
ter j. L. Pcarcy; plain sewing, Miss Katie
A harnathV.
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RUN HERE QUICK

If you want to trade farm for valu-
able town properly. 1 am going to
trade with somebody sure, il 1 can,
sep24-3t. L. w. MCCoRD.
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Mrs. Rudd has the
prettiest and finest
Bird plumes and Os-
trich tips of all shades
that has ever been
brought to this market.
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JERSEYS.

Have you seen those handsome suits
for ladies at ROsenau's.
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ems; stallion any age, W.. j. Wilsford I;
mare any age, Gale Thomas; gelding
any age, Gale Thomas.
GELDINGs AND MARES IN HARNESS.
Gelding years, Gale Thomas; 5
years, LOwery s. Pickens; mare 1
years, Gale Thomas; 3 years, w. c.
Carter; years, Stacy & Son.
SPECIALS.
By j. L, Pickens, harness gelding, 5
years, LoWery 81 Pickens; by Terry
Dickerson, filly in harness, 2 years,
w. c, Carter; by w. j. Wilsford, har-
ness stallion years, w. j. Wilsford !;
by w. Ii. Abernathy Sc Co., gent rider,
Dave Wade.
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sHEEP-ANY BREED,

Jack, 3 years, w. T. Butler; years
Stacy q Son; jennet 3 years, J. M
Knox; year, j. NJ. Knox; jack, any
age, w. L. Butler; jennet any age, j,
NJ. Knox.
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FIRST DAY.


SHEEP-SOUTHDOWN.
Buck 2 years, w. e. Carter; l year,
j. E. Alternately; lamb, w. c. Carter ;
eve, years, w. q. Carter: year, J.
E. Alternately; lamb, w. C. Carter;
buck and 3 ewes, j. E. Alternately I;
buck any age, w. q, Carter; eve any
age, w, G., Carter.