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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-11
Union Vale v.

-Znla has been expeuting Eure-
ka TO write and suppose Eureka
has been waiting on Zula, conse-
.qaently no letter from Union Val
iey in TIVE weeks, wonder il the
readers Of the CITIZEN realize what
a loss they have sustained.
Rev. Rob't Orr preached here
Sund V night last TO quite large
congregation although the weather
was very unfayorable. We hope he
will come'again,
Our school is still increasing
and is now almost equal in number
10 the LynnviIle academy and Mr..
Brown is becoming more popular
each day with both patron and
pupil. An who have visited his
school think his method Of teaching
excellent and parents express them
selves highly pleased with the pro-
gress their children have so rapidly
made
Rev w. A. Lusby attended he
state temperance convention at
Nashville. He reports a splendid
time He stopped in Columbia over
night but won't say what kind Of
conyeution he at ended there; we
only know the delegation was quite
small.
Mics Sallie Walker speut last
week at W J. Mullins.
Union Valley Sunday school
must hold some special charm for
The Robertson boys; although they
have q heurishiHg school at Nc
Clures Institute, Robertson is al
ways well represented at our school.
Come on boys, you and all others
will find a warm welcome 10 our
Sunday school
Miss Maggie Orr OF Moores-
Vile is VISITING Miss Sallie Walker
this week We wish her a pleasant
visit
Ernest Brown visited Lynn
vile Saturday and Sunday, and
while be enjoyed himself immense
ly he can't suppress faint regret
that he dill not go to Culleoka in
stead
Now Mr.. Eureka This is our
last. We surrender to your more
able pen. ZULA.
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Bryson.
Telephone by d.

Telephone by d.
Drake McCrory was here buy
ing stock yesterday. He bought
"a hogs from John Hamilton.
-Messrs. Ellis & Mundy of Lin
coin county were here last week
and bought a fine lot of steers from
Mr.. Cole Stevenson.
--Sqire Tarpley was here Satur-
day on business for his wagon fac
tory.
Mr.. VIM. Finney one OF our mer-
chant princes is on the sick list.
He had 44.444 eggs on hand when
they declined so heavily.
Mr.. D. McCallum was here
this week raising the Toys for back
taxes.
NO murders. No deaths. No
marriages. No disasters of any
kind. Horribly duh.
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CampbelIesviIle.

&C L. Rea left for Texas this
week. May he prosper in his new
home.
Miss Matte Wright left for
Columbia this week, her former
home.
Mrs. P. H. Yokely lett this
week for West Point, Miss, to visit
her sister, Mrs. J. G. Caruthers.
The marriage bells are now
ringing. One marriage this week.
Report next Issue.
More immigrants. Mr. J p. An
derson has a girl. Mr.. r. w. Dick
ey girl More dry goods. Our
history of the great Mormon expe.
ditioD is under preparation and will
appear as soon as practicable.
Oats and cotton in this neigh
borhood will have a greater acreage
this year than in former years. The
afflicted of our neighborhood are an
improving slowly.
ULvA d EUNIcE.
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Marbuts.

Farmers are busy sowing oats
and preparing land for the coming
crop Wheat is looking fine and
though in places the crop is small
the general yield promises to he
good. Some of our farmers are
makiag arrangements to buy guano
for their cotton. This may he
economy but four dollars per acre
seems to me to be quite large rent
TO pay for ones own land.
Billie Beard and w. w. Glenn
mons left foT Texas last week with
their families We regret to lose
such good citizens, but hope they
may do well in their adopted home
We shall miss Mr. Clemmons very
much in his public capacity. He
had served two years as secretary
of the Liberty Hill Sunday school
and through his untiring efforts the
school became one of the largest 10
south Giles. He was also vice pres
ident of the temperance alliance at
Liberty Hill.
There is considerable comment
here on the negro exodus Your
correspondent has heard several
good citizens say they can find a
squad to duck the luckers if neces-
sary. The general sentiment is if
colored people want to go let them
go.
Some days since your cores
pendent made trip through Lime
stone county, Ala, where he finds
they are selling -four at SO per bar
rel and bacon at l24 cents.
The health OF the community
remains good. / have not heard of
case of pneumonia this winter.
Unless there is change in this sad
state of affairs 1 think some of our
M. DIS will have to emigrate.
.IcAL.
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Bohemian.

Another week of comparative
ly good weather has passed and our
farmers have employed the time
profitably. The sound of prepare
ton for the coming crop is heard
on every side. Dat sowing is about
over with a much larger acreage
sown than usual. A great deal of
land has been turned the past two
weeks. Wheat is beginning to look
very we'll. Clover is not doing
much yet.
j L. Kinney and his wife are
visiting at NJ. Hancock's. Mr..
Kinney formerly sold goods at this
place hut is now travelling for a
hardware house in Nashville. He
is well known to our people and
has many warm friends here.
james McMurray of Rogers
vile, Ala, was visiting a few days
ago at Reb't Patrick's.
John Braly ofnear Pulaski was
visiting Saturday and Sunday at
the home of his father.
Jasper Wilbur of Scott's Hill,
candidate for matrimony, made an
electioneering tour in this vicinity
last Sunday. NovUs Homo.
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We clip the following from a re-
cent Bellbuckle letter to the Nash
vile Union:
DR.. C. G. Alternately of Pulaski
pulled q tooth in the army for a
Capt. - of Nashville, Tenn. The
captain complained of his aching
tooth very much and the doctor
grew nervous and pulled the wrong
tooth-a good sound enc. He laid
it carefully aside, pulled the aching
tooth, put the sound tooth back as
1t was, asked the captain to close
his mouth gently, gave him a good
smart rap under the chin and SO
drove the tooth home. 1t may still
be there unless the captain has fall
en- into the hands of some doctor
not so adroit as DIR. c. C. Aberna.
thy.
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Beneht of thaPoor.

Madame Fry's concert company
of Boston will give an entertain
ment at the Opera House next
Wednesday the 18th instant. Hall
of the proceeds are for the benefit
of the poor of our town. This com
pany comes to US very highly rec
commended, and the concert will be
a musical treat. The ladies will
perform on great variety of must
cal instruments, and there will be
some fine singing. Every body
ought to go.
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surnac.

Since our last We have had an
other marriage. Andrew Baker and
Miss Ada, daughter Of Z. Newt.
Parsons Naptial VOWS administer
ed los the resilient preacher Ezell.
After the marriage the happy coup
lie, with quite number of friends.
repaired to the residence Of ]. +
Baker where hountifll feast
awaited them.
Our people are pretty busy
sowing oats and clover seed, turn
ing land, etc. There will be q pref
" good acreage seeded this year.
II is suppo ed that the cultivation
Of clover for both hay and seed will
become a very important factor in
our farming interests. il it does
we VIII soon have orr land in q
more fertile condition.
Some of the students speak in
high terms OF Miss Mamie SamuePs
normal methods OF teashing. A
little six year old child has learned
more in five days than his father
did in the Old deld school, under
the hirchon the wall, in Eve months.
He wore out an old blue back book,
got perhaps more than fifty whip
pings, got through with the b
abs, but didn't know what they
were and didn't know p from q.
We are glad that every child in
our country may learn to read and
write The people are hoping to
see the Blair bill passed in congress
and the country blessed with the
millions of money that slie dormant
IN the national treasury.
Mrs. Malyina SWEENEY of
Blooming Grove died recently of
paralysis. Her brother had come
to remove her and her mother to
Texas. Mon.
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Methodist Church,

The next quarterly meeting of
the Methodist church in this place
will be held next Saturday and Sun
day, 18th and 18th. Preaching
Saturday morning and Sunday
morning and night. The official
board will convene at the Office of
Wilkes d Steele at o'clock Satur-
dap night. The Lords Supper will
be administered Sunday morning at
II O'clock
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taking active part in this good


taking active part in this good
work.
Mrs. Willie Barlar is much bet
ter and we hope will be up soon.
MissAnnie Medcalf Of Sammer
Town, Ala, is visiting at ,. G. Bur
CESS.
Bob Lee has shaved of his
burnsides and his looks are i'm
proved.
-Jo. Newton is our boss yarn
teller. He don't need any help.
II. D. McCrory passed through
our neighborhood last week with
two very fine cows that be purchas
ed from Mr.. Wakefield of Marshall
county. SLY Coon.
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At the organization of the G. G.
C.the other night it was made law
that the ladies should act as escorts
to the gentlemen and should invite
them to go. Bright and early next
morning one of our popular lawyers
received a note from young lady
asking if she might have the ex-
quisite pleasure of escorting him to
the next meeting of the club. He
had hardly signifed his acceptance
when he received another note from
another young lady asking if she
might have the extreme felicity DC
Boys you may imagine her feeling
when he pleaded a previous en-
gagement." He subsequently re
/ fused a half dozen other invitations
and a green eyed rival says it was
put up job.
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The soUthbound passenger train
was delayed some hours yesterday
morning by an accident near Frank
lin. The rear trucks Of the tender
became detached and rolling back
under the baggage car, wrecking it
pretty badly and caused the train
to stand while 8 wrecker was
brought from Nashville.
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The mission services at the Epis-
copal church closed Sunday night.
Mr.. Thompson is an able preacher
and was listened to by large and
attentive audisnce on every occa-
sion. During the week about thir-
ty renewed their baPtismsl vows.
There will be services every Thurs
day during Lent. Mr.. Thompson
went to Nashville from here, leav-
ing his wife in Columbia with her
fathers family.
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Mr.. HI. Hoover, of Stanton,
Va, has been in the city visiting
Rev. d. L. Wilson. Mr.. Hoover
represents the jackson Monument
Association, in the interest of which
he is travelling through the South.
Gen. G. W. G. Lee is the president
of the Association.
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Mr.. Lee Rosenau and family left
yesterday for Chattanooga where
he has connected himself with q
large Wholesale dry goods house.
Mr.. Rosenau is an enterprising
business man, = good citizen and a
clever. courteous gentleman.
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Mr.. John. A. Hollins OF the firm
OF Hollins, Son d Co., Nashville, has
bought portion of the estate of the
late Alexander Black, including the
family residence. Mr.. Hollins mar
ried one Of the heirs, Miss May
Black, and it is rumored that they
will come to live ut the old home.
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People with gray hair may conceal
from the world the fact that they are
becoming aged, and passing on to de-
cay, by the use OF Halls Hair Remover.
it is fact that this article renews,
cleanses, brightens, invigorates and re-
sJores faded hair TO its youthful color
an0 1ustre, cheaply, quickly and surely.
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DO NOT

Say we did not give
you fair warning when
you see an officer. We
need the money and
must have ii. So look
out.
F. Arrowsmith & Co.
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Z 1t is stated by some who pretend
to know, that the entire peach crop
is killed. Such thing, while the
bud is in the dormant state, never
has and never will occur, except 10
cases where the Geld is so severe as
to frostbite the entire twig.
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A young lady Is years old, was
arrested last week at Milan, dressed
in boys clothes. She was from IL
liDois and said she was on her way
to New Orleans to earn a living at
backing boots and selling newspa-
pers. She left home because no one
cared for her.
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DR.. G. G. Alternately will deliver
lecture on temperance at Brick
Church next Monday night. The
public are invited. DR.. Alternately
is a fluent speaker and those that
hear hi will hear something good
and to the point.
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Messrs. H. M. Brannan and A.
f. May left for New York Tues
day. They were joined in Nash
vile by Mr.. L. E. Alternately who
had started Monday and the three
will visit the eastern markets to-
rether.
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The estate of Archibald Young
decd, recently reimbursed the es
tate of VIM. Arrowsmith for the
payment Of security debt paid BY
the latter twenty years ago.
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DR.. W. j. Moffitt of Bunker Hill
was summoned to town last week TO
see Mrs. Monroe Smith who was
quite i'll. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Moffitt and little daughter,
Mas Rennie
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SHOES.

We have a complete
line of gentlemen'S
shoes, every pair
fresh no old stock
Call and examine.
w. II. Alternately & Go.
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I,enten Services.

Services will be held at the
Church of the Messiah on each
Thursday evening during Lent,
commencing at Z o'clock. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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Aspen Hill telephones: w. T.
Tally will sell his household goods
next Monday week and start to
Texas to live.
Brother Duncan held quarterly
meeting here yesterday and preach
ed an excellent sermon.
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Go to see Alternately
& Lightfoot's remnants,
silk, satin and wors-
ted remnants at less
than cost to close them
out.
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Messrs. Jno. D. Butler and G. B.
Barnes went to Athens Saturday to
see Mr.. N. S. Marks who is quite
i'll. He is brother of Mr.. w. W.
Marks of this city.
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Itch add scratches of every kind cur
ed In thirty minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary I.osion. Warranted by An
derson q Co., druggists, Pulaski, Tenn
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For Rent, lease or Sale.
Two large, new dwelling houses be-
longing to Mrs. o. NJ. \Spofford, on
First street near the square, Apply to
JONES, Son & EswIHG
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Misses Eliza Sellars and Mary
Simmons of the Simpsons Chape
neighbOrhood we're in the city last
week visiting Mrs. w. H. Ander-
son.
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Best Coffee at
1t J. S. REYNOLDS.
FOR RENT

l wish to rent part of my house on
First street near the cave spring. I
can give enough room for a small fami-
ly to keep house in comfortably, also a
part of the garden. Apply to me on
premises. MRS. EUDoRA Young.
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w. b. Howard, editor Of the Hunt
County Chronicle, Texas, shot A,
r. Russell, city marshal Of King
stou, last Saturday. Stray shots
hit man named Oyerholt and a
boy. Both men viii die.
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Mr.. Jas. X. Garner of Lawrence
burg was in town Friday. He is an
old ex-sheriff of Lawrence county
and a candidate for reelection.
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Every fence post you put in the
ground ought to be thoroughly coated
with gas-tar. 1t will prevent rotting
and make the post last four times as
long as they do without it. The tar
can be bought at the gas works aid
it costs very little. Try it.
81 F. WINsHIP.
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Mr.. Solomon Feinberg and fami-
ly: returned from Aberdeen, Miss.
Monday after spending two weeks
with his brothsr-in-law, Mr.. Re-
manskl.
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r. B. Campbell agent
for the celebrated
Deering reaper and
mower. Also handles
the best Irvine for bin
derS.
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Mr.. Gray Hopkins went to Wales
last Saturday for his wife and boy
who have been visiting his fathers
family there
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Miss Trabue goes home next
week for flying visit to her moth
er who has been in i'll health for
some months.
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Recent London fogs are said to
have been pink, but from what
cause is not stated
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| have u novelty in the way OF a
smoothing iron. Call and see it.
p. M. EZELL,
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J. s. Childers e Co. have car load OF
Northern Irish Potatoes. marl1-3t
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Remember the quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church Saturday
and Sunday next. B. F. HAYNES.
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Buy your Groceries from
mar11-3t j. S. CHILDERs & Co
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Mr.. Tyree Rodes was in Nash
vile Tuesday to see some Norman
horses with a view to buying anoth-
er team bnt he did not like those he
saw and went on to Illinois.
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The Nashville Daily American
Will be on sale hereafter at Smith
sons Book Store. at post office. mll-2t
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Mr.. Abe Finley spent a day or
two in Nashville last week buying
fishing tackle. His club will 60
next week to Sugar to fish a month.
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Carp for Sale.

will sell fish after the first of Apri
at s and 10 cts. each. L. S. PrTARD,
Pulaski, Tenn.
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Best price paid for country produce
mar11-1t j. S. REYNOLDS,
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Mrs. Whitmore of Memphis has
been the guest of Miss Hood since
Thursday.
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Prof. Whitaker went to Nash
vile Saturday.
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Several of onr correspondents
were crowded ont this week.
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Tests at Martin College.

AOoSo ~ 4-AeA4 I'LL OOAOSOs
At Martin College on Friday
evening last the long anticipate ed
contest Gin art, elocution, music,
mathematics, punctuality and atten-
dance between the two divisions
of the school, came of, and proved
highly entertaining to the public.
The leaders were two juniors, Misses
Rose Flautt and Mable Buford. Of
course there was much pleasant RI
valry between the sides, and the
students worked with hearty good
will. The result was as follows:
IN ATTENDANCE.
Miss Butord's side .........9 41s
Miss Flautt's side . "a 3-43
PUNCTUALITY.
Miss Buford $500. 49,. "a l-l6
Miss Flautt 81 IA 43
In the art examin alton, drawing
books and pictures, Miss Buford
was only four ahesd of Miss Flautt.
In mathematics Miss Buford's side
excelled in seven classes, Miss
Flautt's in four.
In elocution and music the con-
test was public, and the programme
as follows:
Miss Miriam Nelson's rendering
of Leah was surprise to many in
the audience. With careful study
she may hope to accomplish much
In the future. as she undoubtedly
possesses good stage presence,
pleasant voice, good training and
some dramatic Intensity. A motto
able feature of the evening was the
excellent drill of the choruses.
They sang with spirit, and shaded
we'll. The crescendo at the close of
"Dashing on before the Gale" de
serves special praise.
Dashing on Before the Gale Emerson.
Chorus by School.
Etude ~ LoeschOrn.
RetrospectionS ... Mendelssohn {.
Miss Fannie Denmark.
King Volmer and Elsie,
Miss Pauline Frayser
Miss Sallie Roberts.
Recitation The Emigrant's Story.
Miss Maggie Wendell.
Pilgrim Chorus from lombard.
Domroschen .......-- -. Bendel.
Miss Mary Lou Nelson.
Too Utterly Utter,
Miss Minnie Moffett.
Vocal Solo. $50. -. Alpine Flowers.
as Miss Fannie Bugg.
Farce-DREss REFORM CONVENTION.
President-Mrs.= Drab.
Miss Mollie Martin,
Miss Pauline L'Minx. -. Villa Smith,
Mrs. Cream Cheese. $50. Carrie Smith,
Mrs. Regime Ella May,
Mrs. Fitz Schmitz ....-.. Rose Flautt,
Mrs. Yankee Doodle. Callie Duncan,
Mrs. Wise ....... Blanche Webb,
Miss Bloom - Bona Anderson,
Miss Dasher Florence Frayser,
Mics Modiste $50 Sallie Lou MoCord.
MISS BUFoRD's PROGRAMME.
o oPs G1So Of child,s Ball =. Kullak.
MISS A nnie Cakes.
Recitation .. Sans Letter,
Miss Mary Witt.
Mazurka ............ Helveti,
Miss Mae Boyd McCord.
Recitation ....... Jane Conquest,
Miss Mamie White.
Vocal Solo " hen the Flowing Tide
Comes in,
Miss Ida May Smith.
Recitation ..'Leah the Forsaken,p
Miss Miriam Nelson.
Pilgrim Chorus from lombard.
Tarentelle ...... 80. Smith,
Miss Lizzie Wilkes.
Farce-MRs. BUTTERMILK.
Mrs, Buttermilk 49,. Ida May Smith,
John Maud Haynes,
Clerk Beatrice Alternately.
Mrs. Whitmore of Memphis has
boo,, +ha cnast IF Mics Hond since
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Mr.. j. j Lindsay was in Nash
vile Tuesday.
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Mr.. F. 6. Buford was in the city
Monday with two gentlemen from
Peoria, ILL.,, looking for fine saddle
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Mr.. j. H. Morris and Mr.. Cayce
went to Nashville Tuesday morning.
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Mrs. H. NJ. Neil, Miss Anna Oar
nell and Mr.. White Darnell left
Tuesday to visit friends near Sher-
man, Texas.
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Save Your Fences.

Best Coffee at
1t J.S REYNOLDS.
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Best 3 cents Flour in the market
1t nj !. s. REYNOLDS.
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Messrs. Isham Harvey and Tom
Meredith of Lawrenceburg we're in
the city Saturday.
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We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Charley Buford is quite i'll. She has
been sick a week.
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Miss Grace Thomas returned
last week after visit to relatives
at Lynnville.
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Mr.. and Mrs Gerstel of Louisville
came down Sunday night to visit
their son, Mr.. Adolph Gerstel.
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The third quarterly meeting at
this station will be next Saturday
and Sunday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-03-11

Mr.. G. N. McGrew, the express
agent, has moved his Office to the
house recently occupied by Bach
man d Co.