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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
DE koRNe HELD FOR TRIAL

On Charge Of Attempt 10 Commit Rape.
other Police Court Cases
Frank CLARK, youth Of wild desires, VINO
refuses TO attend school aud obey his par
ents, was sentenced by Judge Holmes yes
terdsy to two years at the Reform School
for being Juvenile disorderly person.
The case OF gorge Van zandt and Olive
Wilson came up, bat Was adjourned again
until this afternoon. There is some trouble
in regard 10 the case. the husband OF Mrs.
Wilson being unwilling TO prosecute her.
Mrs. Wilson was allowed her liberty On &C
count OF her family.
William IL. Solomon, charged by AlonZo
4. Moshier with adultery, was arralgned
and demanded an examination. The war
rant was issued by Judge Holmes with the
consent OF Prosecuting Attorney Clay. The
examination Was set for March 5. bJlomon
is charged with having criminal relations
with Moshier's wife. and Owen /. Turtle IL
the principal witness.
The examination Of Cornelius DsCorne
came up. and, there being two counts in the
complaint, that of criminal assault and at
tempt TO rape the first was nolle Lross' d.
The witnesses for the prosecution were
brought ID and their testimony given on
the charge OF criminal assault Was read 10
| them and resigned on the charge OF attempt
| TO commit rape. The defense consented u
this, and as they offered no testimony De
! korne was held for trial At the next term OF
| the Superior Court. be gave bail for hi'
| appearance In the SUN OF $500, his father,
in-law and his slep-iather signing the bonds
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Tonight viii be The lsst opportunity TO
witness local talent at Smiths Opera House
this season. and for q dttin< finale TIE most
varied and highly sensational convOcsti0n
81 local talent ever concentrated in one
Homogeneous Whole viii sppess In the per-
feet blaze 81 bswiidering specisities. The
following vsllknowu smsfsurs will posi-
lively appear Gsrnello Trio. eiectrifying
horizontal bar performers, Ronsio Brothers
double trspeEe artists, Nienhsrct Brothers
the wonders Of al sC-ohafics. the Gordsn
Trio. scrobatic song and dance artists, he
THREE Queens. prod sclng statues marches
and songs and dances. Alfred Dean and
Charles Carrei. four-rouud glove contest
Miss Lena Collins the enchanting vocalist.
ne Electric 2usrtstte. The greatest Of all
plantation sonasters Arie Args<sr, the
ron iSwsi Sampson. Miss p0lhe wilson
and John Foster. sketch artists. Alfred Mel
son and Alice trrezcon, Trotesqass. W II
0idsneurg. juEzler Tommy 0kerfs. clog
dancer. Joshua Johnson. 1oy soprano. 20.
Hayes. Dutch comedian. Casey. Irish oofze-
dian. and nsny others rao viii Dnoent
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02


fks Tsstt2ssy 81 snEss 10 itss.sss lake..
-Assssrs.a U.sn xha. nssszax.
TIE Cor0sssf's iary IL he case q Henry
PowsFs, whs wss marasrsa by yahn sass-
lea. act il ths ehos 81 Coso.sr bssaash
yesterday sflsgn0os- q. D. fos. . street
car drysf. wa ssoTa. aud testified 10 seeing
shs dsce4ssi Ia company wAh Sesaion kad
NaEonsy kcoQf a. bear pEeys0us ~ tns
sLabbirx has testla1oay sss simpiy IL re-
gard 70 ssslax thea driGkias. their aetieas
etc R4uolmsa George ffaKler tesilnso %
arriving o. tie soeas 81 gns eoDnAcs Il -
minutes sftsT he sLAoolDg sas dons and
f8uea oc4aloD &Da Agroasy stlii there.
Thsy leiE soon, sc4nl0n saying be would 80
Tor doctor, TIE remainder Of his tesu-
naony vas similar 70 fscts already pub
llshsd ia regard 70 removing The BODY 10
the saloon, etc.
Patrick scsnlon. father Of the murderer.
testified thai Powers and his son. whe we're
FIRST cousins. we're always ca nrlsndly tsr9s
aud wers IN each Others company oousioers'
Die lie sss shown the knife io3nd sticking
IN he breast 0f he murdered man and said
that he had seen such knits 10 the poe
session OF his son oncs. but he could not
swear positively whether Il sas Tie one.
lie stated that Il he san the kulls which
was since found be could tell ~hslhsr OF
not il Vas the one owned by Powers. as hs
had seen him use II quite frequently. liz
also told OF one little quarrel the Two bcys
had lsst spring. but he SAID thai was zoe
only time they ever quarTsied 10 his knowi'
edge.
The investigation Was then adjourned
until 10 o'clock this morning, Ia ofdsr ~
give the Prosecuting Attorney sn oPpor-
tunIsy TO be present.
The funeral Of Powers xil, be held thi,
forenoon from the residence.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
NOTICE.
To ths Qssal:sed Electors Of ne c59aty Q


To tAs Qualified Electors Of me C59Hfy q
Ksaf.
Notice Is hereby given that TIE question
a. 10 " neither o. n0t the ourty II Kent shsu
raise b. loaf lhr sum Of one hundred aud
ffty thousand doilan fOT The pafp &c Of
erecting a C0ou House. will lie ~ubuliitc4 70
TIRE qualified electors o. the County 81 Kent,
at the annual township meet nKs saeteot
Rapids 20 be he'd Ia said Couniy on the nlsl
MoBdayin april a. ID isss. sad loau 10 b. pay
able a. 70 l0ws. and al rate OF Interest no 70
exceed I'VE per cent per anuum on az sums
remaining due and unpa q on the lfteentb Cay .
January of escb and every year. 20 vii.
The sum OF ten thousand dollars pay abe on the
ffteenth day of January los1.
The SUN Of twenty thousand dollars payable on
the fifteenth dsyof Jsnnary 1891
The sum OF ten thousand dola : payable on the
fifteenth csg Of Ja4uary 1872.
The sum ~ IA enty Thousand dollars payable on
the fifteenth day Of January ISIS.
The sum OF ten Thousand doilafs payable on the
fifteenth day Of January, lsti
The sum OF twenty thousand dollars payable on
the fifteenth day Of January. $50
The sum OF ten thousa d dollars payable ON the
fifteenth day o. January, ls.S.
The sum OF twenty thous nd dollars payable on
the fifteenth day OF January, loJ.
The snm OF ten IN u-and dollars payable on the
fifteenth day 81 Jfnaary, 1895
The sun of twenty thousand dollars payable 81
the fifteenth Day Of January, lsJs
Dated February -. SS3
| By order OF the Rozrd OF superisors Of Kent Co.
JACOB W WALKER.
| CORNELIUS J.. HARVEY, Chaifmin Of Board
Clerk OF Board
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

ORDER OF PUBLICATloN--siate Of Michigan.
" The supefio- Court OF Grand Ralids IN
Chancery. At a session of SAID Court. held q
the Cour; House in the City OF Grand RAPIDS
on the 26th day q January A. D.. lSoS Pre.enl,
Hon. Edwin Burilngame Judge OF the superior
court of Grand Rapids. Ellen T. / a htun. Com
plaiasnt vs. George W. Rsthbun. ID, fendant
Ia this ause, 1t appearing from smday:t on file.
IN It the dcfenc ant. George W ksih 9un. - not a
state Of Oregon. on mott n OF Cfoncr = Cutter,
Com plsinants So'icit0r-, Il IA ordered that TIE
Appearance OF said nolTesi1ent def ndaDt,
George W. sthbup. be entered herein vi nin
four months from the date OF this order, an ! IN
case OF bis sppt arsncc that lie cause bis answer
20 the Biii OF Con plant 10 be sled. aud q &. pY
thereof 10 be served on The tcmrlaiosrt :
Solicitor VI hin fifteen days aftgr service on hin
Of n copy OF said tii ard notice Of thls order.
and IN defau there fsic Bl Vii be taken -
conf SGD g. said Ion-resice1t Defer. dant. Aud
IL iurtbcr order q. that viinin twenty dayt the
Comp ainsnt cause a notice o. tnis Vrder = be
Published In the Grind Earids TEfEsEAE HEk-
AID, a newsrsper iIies. published and ctr
ctlafing In said Comfy. and hat said y bca IN
be continued Their ia once IA each week for I
weeks IN SUCCESSION or thst fhe c use a copy OF
this order 20 : e personally served on said non
resideft Deiendsnt 81 least tr 1ty days before
the tine alb v pcsofibed Tor lis a1pferaute
EDWIN BURfINGANE
FJudgc OF the SUpc roT Couri 81 rs Rspids.
Exauined. ogDtersigned and cntenc1 By me.
CHAs. 7. RATHBtN
Register
CRozIER 4 CUTLTR. Corr p aiDtAnts solicitors
AttextA true copy
Fri Register
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
Police Court Gases.

Balif Pelton's report to the Superinten-
dent of Police shows that during the month
of fsbrusry there were ninety-seven cases
disposed of by the Police Court. or these
sixty-hve were CITY cases and thirty-two
were State cases. OF the offenders, ninety
three were males and four females, and all
could read and write bat one. One of the
cases was appealed, twenty-six prisoners
committed TO jail, eight discharged. three
held for trial. three SAINT 10 Ionia. eigh,
cases nolle prosd. forty prisoners paid fine
and costs and eight had their sentence
suspended.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
More Animal Reports.

The annual report of the Phoenix Furni.
ture Company was filed OF the County
Clerks Office yesterday. rs follows: Capital
stock. $500 600. paid in. 500. 600: real estate
$3.50. 7O6.s3; personal estate. 10, 5O3.60: debts
1882. 1888. credits, s1s7. 1886.
The annual report Of the directors Of the
Gum Hardware Company was filed with
the County Clerk yesterday. as follows
Capital stock. 100000: paid in. 10000
real estate. none: personal estate, s223. 6l8-
Al; debts. $751;, 1888; credits. $67. 1850.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
Ysstsrdav', Court Record.

CIRcUrr.-John Brady VS.. Charles A
Bissonnette. ct. al, chsnoery. decree for
complainant.
PRoBArE-Estate of Ezra Banker. de
ceased, petition for appointment of an ad
ministrator with the will annexed, filed
Hearing March 80. Estate of Ida 3. Ever
hart. a minor. petition for license to sol
real estate filed. Hearing April 2. Estate
pointing Edward M. Whitney guardian
Ia re OWN r. Pool dependent and ne
elected child. order OF admission 10 the
State Public School at Colds water. Estate
of Lemme-t Kemink. deceased. admins
traitors bond filed and letters issued 10 Her
man A Vedders.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
Gar.rnm.nt Ennh.

Postmaster Blsir's report shows that the
February receipts at the postofice amounted
to g. .s55 -. - follows One cent stamps
$500, tvo-csnt stamps. $3.50, four-cenf
stamps. $50. fvs-cent stamps. fia5. ten-csn'
stamps. 40 ffteen-cent stamps, SIS
special delivery stamps, SIC. newspaper
stamps, ti6l67 postage due stamps 81
postal cards. f7s0. stamped envelopes
A. CO.. n
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
The Pharmacists.

The monthly meeting of the Grand Rap
ids Pharmaceutical Association was held in
the Royal Arcanum Hall on Waterloo St
yesterday afternoon. and the following
members were present: Messrs. Socher, Il
Ii. Escott, PECK, Fsirchild. w. e. White
Dickson, Wurzburg, Hayward Schouten,
and Rich. Applications for membership
were received from Messrs. Severann and
Rich. of Middleton. The observance Of
the liquor Law" and other subjects were dis
cussed and the meeting adjourned for one
month.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

The entertainment and socisi given ~
ne Ysnng People. ssciety u Christian En-
d>svor q he First Prssbytsrisn Church. in
-he church psrlors as evening. va cutie
largely attended. Al Interesting and IN
fsyahie crngrs-nrne sas presented. c0nsist-
irx q vecsi srd Instrumental music and
readings oy Ms Myrtle koon. The Vocsi
Solo 81 n - Atbie Hcln1es Wa vel -
srfvnff Refreshments were wrrrd bv the
pxiie< and a nest sum VS. rcss zed FOR ne
hrn3 - - Scriefv. Rev. IL. p. Ws8s0n
xsssor ef tie Churrh. furnished some i1ter-
auns ssrts n rezsri 70 ire niied Soeiefv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
A Bill of Divorce.

Cornelis A. Miller. Of Cannon township.
through her attorney, C. @. Hyde, filed a
bill for divorce yesterday in the Circui |
Court. asking to be released from her hus.
band, Baldwin Miller. 10 whom she was
married In February. 1868. They lived tc-
getaer until last April and since that time.
she alleges, he has refused TO support her
and has also been guilty Of extreme cruelty
and being intimate with another woman.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Articles Of Association were hlsd at the
County Cerk's Office yesterday FOR abe
formirk Of social club. 70 bs known "a the
Emmss Social CAB wilh fftsen menaber.
Articles Of association we're $50 6led res
tsrdsy FOR the forming Of the Harmonie
eocisl C3nS, nth fifteen members The
forming Of these clubs i becoming an
every day occurancs Of ate
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

The mail carriers of this city during the
month of February. did good deal of work
for q short month: Carriers employed. %;
registered letters delivered. 1,202: letters de-
liversd, 323, 99I; postal cards delivered. 5S.-
SCI; newspapers, circulars aud all printed
matter delivered. las. 95l; local letters col
lected. IS. SIS; mail letters collected. 139, 240
local postal cards collected. s0,6si; mail
postal cards collected, ,S7T; newspapers,
circulars and all printed N after collected,
IL 40
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Robers MrHsrg. 81 Deirnik hss been an
enxineer en- ths n. @ r. = NJ rsiIrosi for
t~enlr- sighS years He known and wsii
fked - AZ 'he employees and ogiicers On
he Line and has seen = ssfsbfai and relisaie
e. gineer. snd he corn ranF rs persion 81
hi.u OF 81 an eazT 90 Ia Detroit He
I'd skie as est srfc through this CITY On
Weinseiss a. enginesr sDd I'll sske TIE
rsrnainder - nss are $50 IL ne srxsst cary
IA Michix,r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

TIE lsst will and testament Of vslsr TIM
6ronsr. late Of Cannon. pss Sled ia the
Proosts Conrt yesterday In Il bs gives
The ss~ - his property o. IS wlfs, snd
sffer her 3ecesss Is = - - diVfies s1uai.
is between ~ heirs. n. ieav-s rs smooth
III ard Siso bureas - bis soa. Nsisntias
a = xear@eke
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

master Bert Sraith. whose bright iscs
vas for ever thr-e years - fszilisE asont
S~ssts H5sss snd msrs rsosntiv q ne
Nottc1 House. vss yesterday rr8uscted 90
- assistant CAV clerk AZ - szsez
Hasfstrse
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

y. G. johnson. Of Sweets Hotel. has pu,
in some elegant new desks in bis writing
and reading room. over each desk is a
space for beautiful and conspicuous sign.
making fine advertisement. Good. rsli.
able firms cen secure these spaces german
entity by applying at toe hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

NJ 5. r. s~seI, sssvsi8az representative
u sesi srigaf snd snterp-1ssnr cas-. tie
Grand Rspies TkIssx.x- Hxss1s. ~ss n
tc~n hoaasT and eaiisd a. Fhs sssn< -
kcckfs<s 6sss2~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Don suffer any longer With your oorns.
bnnions or ingrowing nsiis. bat call ct oncs
on NJ. r. LsBourslisr, 81 The Turkish Bath
House, corner Monroe and Ionis -sts.. and
have them removed without pain. tyesi
the feet tn general Tor men, women and
children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished by W. r. Scribner
real estate dealer, SO Pc artist

Henry b. Fallsss to Abby A. Bulkley, lots
and 4, McDowells sub...............-......S 1900
Bosnton lot ~ Kent plat. 1000
Thomas Bradford ct Al - henry Pns-
pal. lat 3, ok 2. W. C. BradfOrds add e.. 800
Otis & Mcdowell 10 Peter Morse, pa { lots
sand 8. bk II. Avery's plat, Lowell. 400
Michigan Masonic hone Association TO
Geo. X. Raymond, sIa sea of See %.
Grand Rapids ltpy
John II. Wright TO James II 1homss,
piece and on seIx OF sec 8. Paris. 100
Alexsn Corran 10 John l. Randall,
piece land on sec Q ana Ii, Grat,an.-..... loo
Ofsec 8, Ads.'.''..... :. '....'.' 1850
VIM. Robinson 10 john Nerrtn, W. ne1
of &c 2 Mes 800
Sc. sec %. Nelson 400
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

SO gar q meas esx sins Han3 Seved
shoes hattox zee sd to1gTess se.i ~ a.
81 forneT pTice $50 Ihoss 10 bsvs bed
foe-st 7 !. Less
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Latest styles - everything IN re Wy
q spring hss ~ ,. Ainefs q Monroe
a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Ladies Hlsh Cat Dooxois Xii p bui<on
high. selling Tor - -. The greats bsrgai q
ever cfeTsd 81 s. M01roe-st-
II. Ices
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

BFsss - iszis <ad Csis~r.
~ AsaIsssoS. 4aFeh 1-bEsx, s@sasriy
~snds. c8llzr. fll.oss4 81 sszlasr ss4Sasf.
xiik r4sn % sno6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

The following is a list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
the names. residence when outside the city,
and ages OF the parties:
Ages.
Charles GAMER. Ilbertee Fluent Nelson
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

J. Miner vii receive = frssh iuvoioe Of
The l.tset "DunlsusT on Saturday 81 this
veeE. q ko1roe-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
The GOSPEL ne RAID,
Piroston. hsv gsfsey.

delivered ~ kdn~s Fzpre~ - 20
ceufy. from ~ basleru stamp house charge
So e. Bulisrd fesd e.. e5risiusc ths
fnes rsso-f merit % Stencil sier siruiH ff'nas
inclaeiur Ladtef WA sea cabiaass eve ,eit a.
ans stsrnp HDass 81 shk eiiy TIE roeni pa.
ctsse 81 r&Nfno~Ts cu.tluf diss isois
81 afded A. rr sir.fff s-rF rtpff pats y
n ross siisg,s e. srrinf BUSINESS Lsrsss eo
le~s RI ~ &C. tsos enc stamp pands 81 vt~lr-r
Niriilesn ~ insyee8sn - these Fes3r T. %
spa,ffolif so1eifsr
Rul,b~r s,smge ns3s SD 6sii-snss tAs ssrns
Gas
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Lscss sells The best shoe for the money
- 80 ~-f-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02

Jams ]. lac ghboeT Jennie Van Wick .....2I-ls
T. Harry Bsden Mary NJ ComstOck . ...... ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-02
S3-Electlic Belts-S5

Phvsicssn ir sfsendzncs Ofce hours 3
- ~ a -. 2 - > r. Sundays. ~ - u
a re and % - m.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-23
Give Them a Chance,

That is to say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very
wonderful machinery it is. Not onlv
the larger air-passages, but the thous.
from them.
When these are clogged and ebolea
with matter which ought not IN ha
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they cannot
do well. ""''
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia.
catarrh, consumption or any of the
family Of the throat and nose and head
and lung obscructions, all are bad. All
ougnt TO De got rid Of There Is just
Is to take Boschee's German Svrun
which any druggist will sell youat 75
cents bottle. Even IL everything eli a
mas tailed you, you may depend upo
this for certain. aow
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-23
Sunac.


Some Of our folks are utilizing
the weather and the fruit-laying
up like the little squirrel for win
ter.
We have had some prnfita BILE
awakening and revival meetings
near here at Mt. ZION Baptist and
Friendship Methodist churches. A
doz n or over we're added to each
church. The Methodist pastor,
Seay, is closing out his pastora
term-four years. He has been in
labors abundant; has done much
good. No preacher suits every
body. the Master himself didn',
please all. OF course every chris
tian End friend to christianity will
see to it that Mr.. Seay receives his
pay. Honesty alone demands this
Hundreds have been added to the
church during his pastorate.
Revs. John Gibson and Henry
0. Moore each did some good
preaching at Friendship. Mr.
Moore is holding a meeting
at Redell, that promises good
results. If he retains his health
and studies the bible be bids fair to
make a preacher above mediocre.
Rev. Messrs. Seay and Worsbam
attended the funeral of James Har-
well near Friendship last Sunday
evening, and at the same time the
funeral of little Willie, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes Of
Nashville, was preached by A. NJ
Ezell before burial at Beech Hill
At every protracted or revival meet.
ing this summer in this eastern part
of the county, somebody is report
ell dead. BE We also ready" ETC.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-23
Giles County Fair.


The announcement and premium
list of the 18th annual fair to be
held at Pulaski, beginning Tuesday,
Oct. 8, and continuing four days,
has just been issued from THE CIT
IzEN book and job printing estab-
lishment. The list of premiums Of
fered by the association are liberal
and the list of articles for which
premiums are offered is varied and
tull. The first day of the fair will
be devoted to sheep, thoroughbred
cattle, thoroughbred horses, horse
manship, trotting races, and the
Babcock purse for two-year olds
$4,000.
The second day embraces hogs
Jersey thoroughbreds and Holsteins
matched horses, draught horses anG
mules, to wind up with a trottins
race
Third day is devoted to combined
horses, sweepstake saddle horses
mares in harness, trotting race ant
pacing race.
The fourth day is given to bar
| ness and saddle stock, free for al
| trotting and pacing races.
Liberal premiums are offered il
the agricultural and mechanical de
partments, products of the field an,
garden, miscellaneous department
children's department and amatcu
art department.
Later on we shall continue
urge the people of Giles county t
take such interest IN this enterpris
as will insure a grand and attract
i've exhibit. In the meantime W
urge upon all the Importance {
commencing now to prepare some
thing for the occasion.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-23
RIENZI.

News items are as scarce as hens
teeth.
Those on the sick list are rapidly
improving.
r, M. Patrick will make some
Improvements on his gin which he
will have in fine working order in a
very short time,
Cotton Is very good and a large
yield is anticipated.
Protiacted meeting has been in
progress at Choats Creek this week
and also this week at Trinity. And
much good has undoubtedly been
accomplished by such earnest
preaching. Trinity was we'll atten-
Ged by Bodenhamites last Sunday
S. Q. Weatherly and family are
contemplating a visit to friends and
relatives in Hickman county.
Miss Lizzie Pittard, we are GLAD
to note, is we'll enough to be out Al
church, though she haa chills occa-
sionly.
Next Friday week will be oul
monthly examination. and the man
DER we've been working since th
school commenced We expect t.
make GONE good papers. Twt
months of the public term will hav'
expired, and we understand Their
will he one month more. We hav
only four boarding pupils now, bu
are expecting others as soon as tn
public school closes,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-23

ice-cream supper at Sharon and ne
| was so charmed that he got or
another mans horse and rode il
home, leaving his own hitched at
the rack.
Miss Bette Williams is visiting
Mrs. Chas. Williams this week.
We are sorry 10 hear OF the seri-
GUS illness of Mr.. Jno. Ingram, who
has typhoid fever.
Cholera is raging among hogs in
this country. H. II. Eason has
lost about 40 head in the last two
weeks.
The rain has stopped the miners
for a while we learn they expect to
strike gold in few feet, then there
will be boom for May, Roberts
and Banks.
We are sorry to say that W. R.
Craig's sorghum is in PROSTATE
condition, but we hope bis pea crop
will cover all damages.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-08-23
Giles College.

The Pulaski High School will
open next Monday with an efficient
corps of teachers and assistants.
Prof. W. B. Romine, L. l., the prin
cipal, has been selected Tor his SUI
perior qualifications and peculiar
fitness for the position and the Sc
lection of teachers and assistants
was happily made. The teachers
are Misses Sallie Shapard, Fannie
A. Allison and Ma"gie Wilson.
Assistants, Misses Estelle Andcr-
son and Mary E. Sullivan. Substi-
tutes. Misses Anne Lou Wells, Rose
Flautt, S. d. Bayless and Sallie Lou
McCord. Prof. Bibb, superintepd.
ant, is competent in every respect
to make the public schools of Pu
laski all they should he. A large
attendance is expected.