The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-01
At the close of Senator H.rris'

Az the close OF senator HIrriS
speech at the opera house Friday
Hon. Flournoy Rivers, in behalf O
Mrs. J. b. Stacey, presented him
with beautiful and elaborate b =
quet OF flowers. The Senator re-
sponded in a happy style, compli-
menting the d w.rs and showering
boquets of compliments upon the
ladies in general.
| Hon. Flournoy Rivers, candidate
| for COMPRESSION al elector, will speak
in Pulaski Monday. This winds
| up his list Of appointments. Mr..
Rivers has filed the honorable po-
sition assigned him by his party
with ability and industry. He has
made for himself an honorable rep
utation as o true and able exponent
of democratic principles and Is en-
titled to the kind remembrance OF
the party.
The prohibitionists will enjoy
the ben. f. OF one splendid law en-
acted by the democrats next Tues
day. The saloons will all be closed,
thus insuring sober, quiet day.
a majority Of the many prohibition
lists of the day appreciate this wise
enactment by democratic legisla
turc but the third party Ger ainiy
do not, judging by the attitude they
assume toward that party.
Not long since Sheffield took
away from US one of our best CON-
posltors aud last Monday she en-
ticed of another one Of them, Mr..
Will Martin, who got his ''fetchin'
up" in THE CITIZEN Office While
we regret TO give Mr.. Martin up,
for be has been useful and faith
full boy and man in HE CITIZEN
Office, we cannot blame MIN for
wanting to seek wider sphere, nor
do we blame Sheffield for knowing
where to find good printers and try
ing to get them. Success to you,
Did boy.
Senator Harris in b, reference to
the third party last Friday said not a
word against prohibition nor did
he harshly eriticise the motives OF
any man who intends to Vote with
the third party, yet he made it
perfectly plain to any rejecting
mind that no good could be accom-
plished for the cause of prohibition
by voting. for the candidates of that
party.
A special to the Ameriean says the
scattered fragments of human
| body were found Sunday morning
south of the State Line Statian on
the L. & N. railroad. 1denti6ca
lion was impossible but the body
is supposed 20 be that of William
Holt, citizen of Limestone county,
Ala, who had gone hunting Satur
day, as hunting accontriments and
gun lay near the body.
Senator Mcdowell IN all his
Espeeches last summer in favor OF
prohibition, publicly proclaimed
that he was opposed to political
prohibition party. Senator Nc
Dowell has been true to his profes
sions and now opposes that third
Iparty scheme. Mr.. RUSSELL, DR..
Kelley and others made the same
SORT of promises What are they
doing? Mcdowell has been true to
his pledges. How about the 9th
ers! Oaly question asked.
| AS this is the last issue of TIE
CITIZEN before the election, we de-
sire to make our prediction as to
the result. We have made this
prediction every election since 1914
and have never yet failed: The
candidate who gets the largest nun
| Der Of electoral votes will be elected
! and unless he Is swindled out Of il
by an 8 to 7 commissior, he viii
take the presidential char mex
March. Our readers may rely up
E on this as correct.
+ II has already been circulated il
j the county by republicans amos
e the negroes thai tie advertisement
eff show here on election day is
> trick OF the democrats 20 get ther
i to leave their voting pla es tina
3 day too early to vote, thereby losin
. their elective franchise. We hav
O no doubt that the negroes will vot
. to man and then break their neck
: to get to the sbhw. We only hop
: no democrat will S, far fosge. hi
= duty as 10 lose his vote in order
y see show Stay at home and vo'
= for the continuation of democrat
=. = rule and good government, # yo
= never see . monkey or hear the oil
y clown's chesthuts again. Don't |
a fool and fool away your Vote
v ee a fool,