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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-02-19
The Illinois Senatorshjp.

SPRINGFIELD, February 13.-GeneraI
Logan and Colonel Morrison were nomi-
mated for United States Senator at the
joint nession of the Illinois Legislature.
No voto was taken,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12
cuLEsscs.

It's cold day when a henpccl.ea man
is not in hot water.
A duck Of 3 man generally makes q
goose Of husband.
Some men will take more time u name
q dog than others would spend in build
ing house.
A cat in Kansas City has learned how
to knit and darn socks. She generally
works. With long yarn.
A New Jersey farmer has tame mos
quito that weighs six pounds. 1t is per-
fectly gentle and eats with the cate.
A rattlesnaks recently bit Texas
cowboy on the foot. The snake died i'm.
mediately Of asptyxia but the cowboy
lived week.
Lightning bugs in parts Of Texas are
getting SO mischievous that they some
times set hay stacks on fire with their
latter ends.
II minister can't Gil church with bis
preaching. tho next best thing he can
do is to kiss some deacon's wife and get
caught at II.
The dropping Of water will cut hole
through granite. but the sum of human
experience goes to show that kindness is
wasted on mule.
An old goat in Mississippi recently ate
two hundred green cucumbers. then
broke into drug store. butted the top
Cd bottle Of castor oil and swallowed
the contents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DuIsQrENr LIST OF PROPERTY ron
the YEAR 1855, LINCOLN COUNTY.
NkvADA.

Notes 10 hereby given to those WHOM it msy
concern and u the following named p-r~cns
sd y iii owners Of. or claimants "a. the r,sl
ssssts saA improvements thereon, or improve
meats when asssssed separstely. hereinafter
descfihs d, known Uf unknown. That the t.xer
for ststs ard County purposss Tor the year
4 D. 1875. assesssd against the following ce.
scrfbed pisrsa 0v parcels Of property sr- now
dsllpqusnt; that ten PER cent. penslty and two
dcllnis, ~ 0OD cost 0f advertising, hiss ben
added in usch csss. sd that any piece or parcel
Of property upon which said taxss. penalty AMI
eosts ehAll remain unpaid oa
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12

A Wisconsin man was sure Of impend-
ing misfortune because for three success
i've days partridge lit on Lii, head.
The fourth day be heard of the death Of
an uncle who left him half million.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12
nsLIEerEar.

pH-"i'f u r'ts ttfff i'ffe y; lfff p -.
tsS.s iTans- See Staple II le 10 iil and i'm
provtinsrts rn yfnlpw Valley ~ilcql; 10 10.
nloca 10. tax :. 10 peraity q cts. advertising
81. total 81 81.
ijiscAS. j Pee simple title to = lot and In
proycsuents Oh Meadow Valley stree : ~,
-, total 81 VI.
Boyle Neil Fee simple HE to lot on Ely
STREET; lot O.. biock "a; also fee simple tie 10
| . plat Of land and improvements thereon. be.
ing in is'ts 50 81. block ~ tx ~ 10, penalty %
tts. advertising 81. total 81 ~
Brs rs' niger E-Fs" simple title to lot. on
80, block 10, tax 50 TO pensity 81 cts. advestis
ing Sc. total 81 u.
burnes Th,nlas- fe' .imple rue T., int a. q,
blocs 81. lax 50 G.. IeaaltJ 20 ets. advertising
~ total $'s6.
Ga n &c Wee timpe tte to on
Meadow sau-y ~ eel ava ,mr'"v MN ~ o.
nirk " a * sieV' pehai's 10 e'r' eNsf''siuf
~. tTsi sssS
caf us al rec sino'e t,t'a y, 70, on Nfau Nv
valley srtt; To- %. block " TAX sie psushy
10 rts. hdseru-inH -. tnsi w.
t1srfy s-ise mp. n.s :. ~ 20
fio,ns tus. ala ,'ue'oss nsh,h .Ir's'' 70 20
?, .; 81 ca aisp Msin stree ~ , ~ ~
~, si'd' p'hHity ~ s's' ai'erhrns -. 'o'"i
wy. o " r.. .. ,,,,
and imrr. vsln-n,s On Nan s,r'r,; i.t ~ d Il.
n' ss' Lte.ur s'H.';. Ins r. 70 ,'Fs
penalty 81 a. adyeitis ne s.. tuta. sisis.
CHE ogich E-f.e i'd pc titI- 10 Q t.on
" ,in Sir e.; ints OF, G3, lio X rs; also u-a low
Valley strset; l.H q 8, block O.: ala. { rpef
slain and Ajsad.,w Valley streets; buck n I:
.lro Man ltre.,: lot n. bio 4 is. tx ,sj 20
., psIiy 8, 81. advertising 81. t,tal $40 ~.
fIlyu., Wili,Ra-Ftc tis,,, G tulr 10 lot on
ws,,,.rll ttrtet: lot ~. block 81 tax Is co. prn
sIty no eta. advertising 81. tutsl 81 Of,
l,,sncv Ktie-Fte simple til. 10 ! lot AZ
Inn nynv. ,.er,ts on Man street: lot IL block N.
.sr "a 20 penalty % ct. adystIsipq 81. totsj
s.,a
cb,rles-Fse simple iii 10 a lot and
in mr. I'm on Meadow Valley street; 1T 80
sunnr "a e. "a re,sltx A cts advcrtisiou
~ .. ~. o. W. ''A' '"S'-'
~ c oss. n -r.a .,n,nie t,tle to lat n,
,Sos w.i,ev 49,, ias III bloct d az 81 ~
,snna,,s "a = : .dvsrtisIny "a Total "a o..
p-,a .,,,,a In Pas sin,nie titIe ID n In, on
c.G,r re s,rset and imnrovements: Ia, II. block
..' "a, .s-e,,'t,s a, hioct ., ~ "a a.
hs' s' az S,',,.,,,s q, ,ot., az, Al '
Pr ssh S,svc s,.,,,ia nj. RI Iot ard
a p", on Main =. III: III az. bl ck 40
np.,~voa,a .I,., ~ ~ .av.,,i.,r, q, ss'i
- =, s'o'' penA"S so'''' ~'''''''"S 90 ~"
90 20. o,v,. =, ~. ~. "a . IN, .ra
,,,',' 80 " q, MO r,on str.e,. Ia, 10
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12


The Mexican Indians resemble Ne JAP
sness. ~
The Chinese are going into Kansas il
great numbers.
The Ansrican colony IN Paris numbers
1000 psrsons.
An tie Michigan Federal Offices bat
eleven have been illed.
Uric acid in the blood IL said to be .
prolific cause Of insanity.
Canon Farar will clear e25. 900 by his
lectures 10 this country.
Guides around the White House make
80 week lying to visitors.
Consumptives who visit Florida this
year arc going into the pine woods.
The French Canadian peasant is said
to b the most credulous person in the
world.
The most effective Temperance work
done IN st. Paul and Minnsapolis i done
By Irish Catholics.
A new wheat pest has been discov-
cred in Milwankee. It works in the
CANARY and reduces the grain to dust.
Nov he story goes that Riel has been
ssea alivs since be was hung, on tho
north hank II Saskatchewa river.
The Reservation Indians in Manitoba
produced S3l6. 600 worth of produce
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12
DELIEoENT.

1Ni Tot u cupicI Nf SCI. u ihstr-nry ttt'fu 10
h3ur nui lot In Royal q ty. iorusrl~ b' l1npiDc
to snmuei Rove; tax 8 10. p.nniiy ans q adv
3U0. total $j46k.
johnson / wsrrcn ~ ossess ,ry CT lin 10 g.
acres lsnd In Essle Valley. formerly knowa -
the Molly residence; posssasory e'sin I, Is
the ,odv ranch; tax 100 u. penalty u o.. adv
2OD, total Sl3l 90.
Joe Sing Possss@ory rlsim 10 house AMI Int
IN Bnliinnville situstrd on Mssn street; tax
asn p.n>lty 2scts. sdv . no. total s. o..
Kills y Stmusi-P psn+ - nv latin t2n ncrrs
land IN s,c,9. r 10, Re- se 81 deg east , esesu-
o-v caiin 10 ~-e. nd and improvements IN
tiv rtcr; tx 10 81. penalty i6jk. adv gao
to NJ Sm 33<.
Jews Y s-pw.rsscry cl.im to Ia, aud ~.
pr vsm'nfs. aijoininR ''ront y mtI ~ "
por d. rrvc tax 7 so p nsity 7sct-. adv
go. N y stH Is
Lo Joe I 'h;nrasnl--pse@ss ~ ..,.,.rt,
hon nd III. nj tol al IN NJ K.'-i t;
a,20'h PM rt- Nv : -" 81 .
aud ari imp v'm us Bmss-vilL: ssr
l, -. ~,.siy 70, ,ivs 10, '"'sisssis.
fcvt r y .ses. ry ris M q, % CO.
Ism 81 nh ~ b; tassast. p mi 9's Is.
av,fn ta,ilii7i lr
Ind nj M rw,n.rtA in H,ns vi. i.v
u 3-k.rs.evil 6vpf.. ttsi "a q
i'svi't ful es ~'--tr- ',sn-s G. In - ~
ar. ir"s IN oith- y .lrs,. ii qit;
no ~ pen,i', tui. Nv pa. t-i t.91:k
J.. Hsi'' in,ss r.fs~s.nss - ~
'ist't p Try, D.. s'i-' ~ . G,
t-vs Nsx' -p..sep clsi rr-.
INIT t-r s~at at III. Nr-lui T't''.
rr"n' ali is'ns and -.s f'pdh g..
L. VT > D.. .s-ssors .idu Z, - -s.r
i-.d ~ Baat--s, i.,,.x u srs. emit ss's
adv q "a tn.ie 500
l-svitt u 40 e-mv ri lin - " scs
Isn't ND 'mr,c.ep.bts IN nc ti'-.ca .i4-
" Mrsq Rite, 1 eli irr hi :'sxsa t,n,
6sc's, Wv 3T tia elB
Z, "gstrr+t A H. .,-scns1ry iiim N u,
nndiv Riv'r ~ ~, scr~s nj . 9 '",si
brl,s the Nosp. iriisn Rcsrv q. ,-t
pr'vemer'.; tsr " O. r,tairy 81 i,iv
In y san t,n,nsmsul -ross.-.ur. cxsn ~
= ,,uA. I'D IN ,on'i ',tes B,tt,in u; =,
t7'. perntvirk siv 60. 'o'.it osk
Ly rh jon - U.s - ~ rit,ta ! -
i homes 4, u'sni u :t.x s.< p,r,i ,
2tts siv aUU. t,'a stss.
Martin " Ns-rrn p - as r, .,l,,m - q,
Ecre. 4 wi'so, ''~'t; tax ?i75 rius'iyl ..
aiv 400, ,tsi Ell NV.
" y rn~y n WAnhsim ppss,.sa.y q, ~,
and rpr,ve aents IN Thonps n u.av IN
Trmpthu'e vi, tug District. p ,aA@s-ors siu
to - 1T 10 incA c.sy"a an 'lmpr VEN wits 5
alt. .. > rdv . N. t~'ai 70 ~
MCDONALD Dsn-rn-~ sssrv clsi,n n . h nae
and tot t-sr The u i.to, silver Nintps ronl
pan.'s mil sd Muips Nr~fon's hau.c % tss
nth. tsst7', p 'aslty i7Scis. siv aao. rot.
M-ehs, Ellen Nrs -P,.sess ~ cissm to i,
ami nnrnv .u,..utA IN Royal i'it,. tar =;
penalty t7Acts. adv ~. sntsi ~ NV.
rbtt q SAWYER : : sees snry cia' ~ 10 one.
hslf ~ the y W u ~ scHTt<kst lex rat
nrr~ iAlt sitnA ed IL co dor Canyon IN ths
I riiiropi. \ un,l~s above Dlli.oneille With ti,s
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12
NEW TODAY.
Holiday PRESENTS.

Just rse,ived 81 the 0oldsn Rule Dry Goods
And Clothing Store. new and selected Of OK VI
the latest style Of nne Jewelry, solid Cold and
Gold Plated. Of every description. ell Il which
V guaranteed n 10 Of the hest quality aud
wafAnted ~ rrpvcsented; aIso good assot !.
neat Of Spectacles and Eye Glasses. will DO sold
reasonable.
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Died.

A. Phoebe, Nevada, December 9Th. John
De 4, eyed u, nstivo Of Baltimore. Maryland.
fan Francisco papers please copy.
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RssroRrsc PLusn. ~ y customary 70
ass smmosiA for The purposs d neatrAl.
isisg acids that havs asoidsssly Of other.
wis Destroyed ~ oolos a fabsisl This
must b applied immediately Or ~ As,or
y sssaily impsrfsctly rsstorsd. Astss
oArstal - y application q chlssufcsm
viii bring o1t ths COLOR = hight -
svss. Plash ooods I'D ~ articles dyed
viii anilihs eolosa fAdsd irou sEpossrs
- kght. win losk = bright = ever aitsr
Spoaslpg VIII chlcrcfosm. Ths COM
usscial ehlorpiosm will sssssr ths puts
psss vsry well. This iafsrnaEies viii
b found vssy useful, = ehlossfasm.
which y qsits ehssp. readily rsstcsss ~
color q fsdsd paush sasnents that have
tssn seasIsasd.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
The KiSsograph.

A Fort Worth electrician has in-
vented a machine that he calls be
kissograph. He takes two silver
plates fashioned to conveniently fit
the lips, insulates them from each
other each and attaches them
to a telephone circuit. He then
rings up his sweetheart, who has
one of the machines similarly con
nected, and says: "Kiss me, dear"
Then each one turns a switch, the
transmitter is thrown out of circuit
and the kissograph cut in. They
then place their lips on the silver
plates, the circuit is complete and
both feel the electric thrill through
their lips. The effect is said to be
delightful, and it is thought the
kissograph will become very pOpu-
lor
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Josse L. Evans, ct ais vs.. & L. Evans, ct ais
IN this cause it appearing 20 the satisfaction
i of the Clerk, from sll lavt in this cause,
that the defendants h. c, Wiliilord aud
wife, Marcy Jane Williford; Sam Eicharl-
sou and wife. Mollie Richardson; Char. Of
MCGEE and vito, Martha Ann MCGEE, ". I.
Cochran. Donnell Cochran, Martin Evans, }
H. Cochran, Miller ard wife. Tina Mill
CT; - Gnessmen Hnd wife, Mary c Guess
m an; and - Mitchell and wife, Sarah Jane
Mitchell, are non-residents OF the State of
TenT essee, 70 that the ordisary process OF
this court cannot be served on them. On
motion it is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for 'our weeks in succe sion IN
the Pulaski Citizen, newspaper published
in the town of Pu' ask, 10 SAID State, Iequir
ing the said defendant to be end appear on
tie first day of the next term OF tie county
Court, TO be held for the County OF Gle, at
the Courthouse in Pulaski, on the first Mon
day in March next, and answer complain
ants bull, OF the same will be tsken for con-
tossed as To them aud set for hearing OK
parte. WILL ). EZELl., Clerk.
/
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
Kew West Tobacco.

There isn't q leaf OF tobacco
grown on the Island of Key West
1t all comes from Cuba and is man
ufactured into cigars, which ought,
for all reasons, to be as good as
those of Havana, but for some mys-
FERROUS cause they are not. "There
is" says the Boston Journal sup
posed to be some fragrant potency
in the air of Havana which gives
cigars a flavor they can get in no
other locality, but what it is and
why it's charm does not exist else
where neither the tobacconist nor
meteorological can explain. Tobsc-
CO grown from the same stock, man
ufactured by the same men in the
same way, has different flavor, or
bouquet, as they call it, if rolled in
to cigars in Key West from that it
has if done up in Havana" 1t is
generally understood among cigar
manufacturers in Key West that the
difference in the water used ia the
dampening process is the real cause
of the difference in flavor. Cigars
made outside of the Havana dis
trict do not have the same bouquet
as those made in and around that
city.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
ScrOfula Cured.

ATLANTA, GA, August, 1888.
My six-year-old son has had terri
BILE sloughing Scrofulous Ulcer of the
neck for three years, attended with loss
of hair, great emaciatiOa End general
prostration. Physicians and various
blood remedies were resorted to with
out benefit. The New Atlanta Medical
College treated him for three months,
but his condition grew worse.
L was urged to try the efficacy of B.
B, B., and to the establishment OF my
self, friends and neighbors, one single
bottle effected an entire cure. Ulcers
of the neck entirely healed eyesight
restored, and the hair commenced grow
ing on his head again. | live at $40
Jenes street, Atlanta, and my boy is
there to be seen. FRANK JOSEPH.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
County Court Sale.

DURSU ANT to a decree OF tho Hor orable
i County Court of Giles County in the
cause of Jno. .. Boatright ct ais, Va Jas W.
BoatTight, ct ais, will sell to the highest
bidder at public sale on the promises,
On Saturday, Feb. 81, 1885,
a certain house and lot situated ia the town
of Cu;leoka. IN Maury County, Tenn, said
lot containing about Is aero, and bounded a.
follows: North, by Hewlett; cast, by Me-
Cav; south by CulleokA and Mooresville
pike and west by Hewlett estate. There Is
a dwelling-house and stable and blacksmith
shop on said lot
TERMS OF SALE:-Said property will be
sold Tree from the equity of redemption, on a
credit of twelve months. Notes with good
and approved personal security will DO re-
quired of the purchaser bearing interest from
date and retaining lien for the purchase
money. WILL. y. EZELL,
CIark Co Count Gilaa 90 Tnnn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05

The Southern Cultivator and Dix
lie Farmer, published by Jas. P.
Harrison & Co., Atlanta, Ca, il
pre- eminently the best farm and
family publication in America-es-
pecially for southern readers. Its
editorial management is in the
hands of practical, experienced, cul-
tivated writers who spare no labor
to present most attractive and use
full monthly collection of farm liter
AZURE. The matter is not only at
tractive, but the manner and form
of its presentation is superb, the
publisher having recently changed
the form and greatly improved the
mechanical makeup and appear
ance. Thoughts for the month
by the veteran agricultural writer,
DR.. W. L. Jones, or the Inquiry
Department. by the same, either
alone is worth more than the cost
of the paper for year. But in ad-
dition to these the following depart
ments are all interesting and valua-
BILE: The Cattle Yard, the Hog
Pen, the Poultry Yard, the Legal
Departments, the Veterinary, APP
Pile Culture, Letters from the Field,
Bill Arp, Patrons of Husbandry.
the Young Farmers Club, the Fash
ions (illustrated), Woman's Work,
Humorous selections ana the Fami-
ly Circle, the latter including the
original serial story department.
This is an aggregation of useful
family reading worth many times
the cost per annum. For $3.50 we
will send the CITIZEN and the Cul.
tivator for 1885.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary a. Daley, of Tunkhan-
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with Asthma and Br ,nchitis, during
which time the best physicians could
give no relief. Her Lie was despaired
of, until in last October she procdred a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, and
by continuing its use tor short time
she was completely cured, gaining
in flesh 90 lbs. in few months.
Free trial bottles OF this certain cure
of all Throat and Lung Diseases at II.
NJ. Grigsby's Drug Store. Large Bot
ties 81.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
Condemned Condemnation

For the CITIZEN.
"Giles," who condemns my con.
demnation, condemns himself with
greater condemnation than the con-
domination which he condemns. He
condemns me for my unjust" con-
domination and with the next breath
sends forth upon the breeze the
same character of condemnati on.
But 1 suppose this is consistency.
Consistency is valuable jewel, and
he who possesses this jewel is rich.
"Thou shalt not covet," and we
shall obey.
There are kinds of food that are
exceedingly palatahle to me and
which seem strange to me are not
palatable to others. On the other
hand there are certain things that
are exceedingly unpalatable to me
that others greatly relish. l sup
pose habit has great deal to do
with the problem. Isdo not know
who ''Giles" is, but it occurs to me
that perhaps the words that are un
wholesome to me he may roll under
his tongue as sweet morsel. l know
some who have q particular relish
for words and phrases taken from
profanity's vocabulary and wonder
that they are so offensive to others.
1 suppose tits ali due to the way
one has been raised. r. j. ORR.
Lebanon, Tenn, Jan. 2, 1885.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
CHILLs FEVERS.

The operation of cold and effluvial
pOisons received through and into the
lungs often gives rise to aches, chilly
sensations ard chills and fevers. Take
time by the forelock and check it at
once. Mansfeld's Chill and Fever
Tonic is natures true remedy for this
disease, which, ii neglected, ends in
drOpsy, rendering the poor sufferer I'M
fit for the duties of life and end in
death. 1t will positively cure, and one
dose taken each morning before meals
for ten days, is the best Alternative and
anti periodic known to the world. For
sale by druggists. Prepared by the
Mansfield Medicine Co, Memphis,
Tenn. ianl5-lm.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
Trustees Sale Of Land

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to Us
ID by W. W. Smith and wife dated March
81, 1882, registered in the registers Office OF
Giles county in trust decd book g.. page 80,
we, the undersigned Z. b. Gibson, j. l..
Nelson and W. G. Nelson partners under
the firm name Of Gibson, Nelson 81 Co , will
sell to the highest bidder at the court house
in Pulaski, Tenn, for cash, free from the
equity of redemption
On Saturday, Feb. %, 1885,
q certain tract of land lying on RichlRnd
creek in the Is civil district of said county
bounded a. follows; On the north by other
lands of Mrs. Virginia a. Smith, on the
east by those of DR., N. p. harwood (the
Rea place J, on the south by those of b. +.
Wheeler and Mrs. 6. 4. SumPter, on the
west by other lands Of Mrs. V. A, Smith,
containing IS acres more or less. Express
reference Is made TO said decd Of trust for
more Particular description. This Jan. Is 4,
1885. X 3. GIBSON,
J. l.. NELSON,
W q. NuTeON
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
MARCH BLIZZARD

The United States Government Census
Volume, Just published. ePeaks of the RE
VARIABLE SUCCESS attending our
"UNIQUE AND ONTIRING EFFORTS" in
pushing the American AgrlcnltuTist. 1t be-
gan the current year with larger subscrip-
ton list than ct any corresponding period
in twelve years. The able corps of editors,
who have made the American Agriculturist
a welcome visitor to thousands OF Southern
homes for quarter of century, are now
bending ell their energies to make tho
Journal, if possible, more interesting and
valuable than ever To Southern readers. And
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05

A dynamite explosion occurred in
New York the other day. A social
list uprising is feared in Pittsburgh
where the dynamiters are organized.
A score or so of hangings ought to
take place at once. 1t will not do
to permit such outrages in this
country.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-02-05

None of Mr.. Blaine's friends
thinkR.that his course since 1.-The
election can have any effect in de
stroying his popularity with his fol-
lowers throughout the country.
Senator Allison of Iowa who is one
of 5the most conservative of poll
ticians says that everything that
has happened since the election
which has been made the subject of
criticism is comparatively trivial
and will make no lasting impress
sion. Mr.. Blaine is looking for
ward with great interest to the cam
paigns of Ohio and New York this
fall. The local management from
these sta.es are even now consult
ing with him, as if they expect
help and direction from him. The
republican shibboleth is to be pro-
lection and the southern question.
These two issues Mr. Blaine be-
lieves will be the dividing ones.
After the campaigns of this year
and next, Mr.. Blaine will 60 to
Europe. He will probably remain
there two years.