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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-12-27

In the sarly part Of the rebellion
four conrsds started out from .
nsishbering town and Joined . Ger.
tain regiment and formed ''msss"
t. thsnsslvss. Among the camp
sauipass was IN old fashioned q
dsr pigsin, one Of shs most ua-
handy things Of the whole eutdt.
The piggia Vas used for every con-
se,vsibls purposs-to draw ratione,
70 hack blue beet on, to sit on and
70 bring water in and . huldrsd
other things it Was used for but
always esssed for being % M
handy. After the battle Of Shiloh
every single camp utissil was lost
and nothing ever came up but that
detssssd piggin. So 1t vicksburg
20 81 Baton Rouge. ~ yieksbure
the sonpssy's letter, regiment and
brigade vss engraved On the
wood and The name Of eaeh Ont
Of the mess. AftA. the army
got bsck . Tullshoma ous Of the
mess Who vas . nsrrisd mani the
others bsiag sisgls, goa . shor
leavs Of absence to visit his lsmil,
Ia Llneoln county. The three sisgl
members Of the mess agreed the
[this married man should carry ID
piaoin home With him and keep Il 1
/ COED repair, aud II 70 become th
property Of the Arst one Of the 70
Inaiaisg three that got married
The good-vits ofths soldier faith
fully preserved the pisgin and II n
msinsd in her posse ssion for t.
| years atssr the wsI. bslors either I
| ths three bachelor soldiers hsd
right 70 claim 1t. The writer 70
thsir 70 II aod every p!scs Of
tAe1gh fallen down II In his posss'
siea AID In . good state Of pressl
vstion. We call this . piggis vii
% honorable war record.
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BRIEF LOCAL xENT1oH.

What did you ct In Jour sszs
The small boy 10 In his glory this
week and makes the Vslkil ring.
TIE Csgiszx s.sb rates sedSesd
to $1.35.
No. II get the doll u Craig =
McLemors'a
Bay your tickets to-day for he
Farmer concert tomorrow Sight.
Tue Czrrsss club rates ssdsesd
TO $L.9k.
Many . jug of red uquss bss LEFT
town within The last week.
Tnx C7sssx club rates reduced
10 &l.76.
Well. We suppose ysu he'd . biz
| tins ohEistuss day. Hew's yea'
hssdp
Rsusuhsv Ne Fsr1as co1esSt 10
for the bsosat Of The NetAedis'
church.
Club AesSA take Setles ssi
rush subseriptloas. TsS Csssss'
for sI@3s.
The yoaag people ssjeysd esr'
| nan 1t the Lisdsu House fsi6aI
night.
| Lovers Of music shoald 1es 81
70 attend the Farmss eosesgs -
! morrow night
TIE CyTIssH club Fstes reduces
70 91.3b.
>. There are several sandidaSes o.
for Mayer aaA Aldermen s1d ss~al
d Ses city mazshal.
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Oollseiate Institute.

The board Of trustees OF this In
stitution ct their last mseting elect.
cd Nessrs. Abernsthy, OF Pulashi,
priacipalsf for the the term beginning
next Sept4mber.
\, These gentlsmen have the rspa-
tation Of beng splendid teachers,
and hsye succeeded in building up
{ good school in that place and
THAR reason for lssving that town 10
that the building 10 too ANAL to &C.
conmodate their Increasing patron
age. Their removal TO Fayetteville
will be the cause Of many Of their
students coming here 70 6nish their
sdnestion. We trust every person
In the town will do all that he can
from this time for the school and
the new principals.-Fsyestevills
Observer.
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~ ,oy sHgx,

Onr people are ali life and &C
lively getting ready for Christmas
preparing wood going to town to
get presents for the children and
40
; IN. B. Harwell IL visi.i pg rela-
tives Ia Mississippi: He will ro-a
mein. several days. So:
n. T.. Heles jurymsn from this
place returned Wednesday,
nra. g. ", Vaughan /. 10 .still In .
very critical condition. ;. -.
Oar school q. Popular Spring
sA1Pdemy has suspended for ths
TCutietnas : holidays. 1t will TO
opsn on Monday Che 3lst. Of De-
osmber. OQ{ erst monthly written
organization came OF Issi Friday
sss.a week ago. Nearly al ID,
pupils ecquitsed themselves splen-
didly ibis time and Looking forward
with such interest 70 The nett tim,
expecting % do much better.
kv.E 4. Gloves has, been :,
aor.h Alabama on . business trip
He secured work 20 ~ lsdrn apt
vail move Asse snortly. We wisl
him s1ccsss IL his new home.
|, Mr.. editor - you have taken tn
weather into your own hands *
clusivsly W beg you to give us
fsv>Mgre Psessy days in which t
anjo2 Chrittmss. We wish you
happy Christmas 3 long life and
! blissful hereafter,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-12-27

From Yesterdays Americana
Cotton = good ordinary, ~; low
nlidling So.
Flour--family, S. 70
Wheat, new 95al. %
Corn--sacked in dclc.. as
Cattle, best butchers, $2.25a3.50; med
MA l.75a2 %; grazing steers 2.4oa2.ao
Extra good shippers 2.75a3.00.
Sheep-good fat 2, 5Oa3,tW
iiogs-2s5 lbs ap s4.65ai 40; zoe lis
sn'l up 4S0ai.s5; l6'' lbs and rp 4.S0a
4.6j;; 100 lbs and up 4. 25a4 so.
. Bacon - clear cUantry siaes 10,
shoulders So: hams llall1sc
Country lard l0Jfc
Butter Ioal5; eggs Is
beeswax %; feathers, choice A; u
Oats, car lots, 32e
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CampOellSvtllo. ,


Winter has made his appearance
and death has been playing havoc
With most Of the fat porkers in cur
Community. - ;, :
Prof. J. T. Cressno lost aAne
hog from his pen one night not
long since. ! !. :.
Mr.. Wilkes CArsthers spent .
few dsys VITA his brother here last
week.
Mrs. Tempy Carter after ! years
visit among relatives IN Texas re-
turned home last wesk. :
Mr.. Tom. Herbert and wife and
Mr. Casmsokle Of Brentwood we're
the guests Of DR.. 3. N. Herbert
several days last wesk.
Dr.. I. + Mitchell Of LaW1ence-
burg 10 the::guess Of Mrs.. d. Camp
bell. He has been doing some good
worn In dsntistry here
The Canpbsllsvills sshsol slessd
on the TIA inst. Misses Minnie
Base. Markis Lowell and Hsssrs.
John Graves aad VIII Coffee have
oil returned 10 their homee
Nrs. DR.. Canrhell spe1s & fs~
days st Mt. Pleasant 9Th Mr. WiA,
tsrish last ~eek and is.uow ecnse4i
plating ! visit to rslstivseAt Sps!pS
Hill soon. -, !.
Little Emma Pryor has bean quit
sick with typhoid teyee.e 90.
ksssss. yss 0IpA6A aad At{6I
Allss, two d our ioId lssesi&f1anl
are very sick p this writing.
Mrs. Polly Dickey died o. Thars-
day The 18th i1ss. and VS. bnrise
u the Canpballsvills graveyard oi
Saturday. The funsrsl servies
we're conducted b. Rey's. ]. n
Yskely and Howard. She vas q
lyesrs old.
II Mr.. Jsck Res and Mia Nsggi
Rea left 40 .Tharsdsy the 18th ms,
: aud vas pnjtsd in marriage Ut tn
st. Giles in Pulaski that day. The
EFF immediately for Texss. Ma
peace and Joy accompany them.
i The little folks enjoyed then
D selves It . birthday party given b.
D Mics Lille Campbell. :.
Il Mrs. Henderson Yokiey. has bee
J. very much indisposed for SON
time.
u Miss Alma RitteabsTy, after
= shoft visit smeng relatives hsrs, r
J, turned to Birmingham one day Ia
Q week.
Mr.. Guy /. Zpeearsiie went
Nashville Tussdsy 70. spsad u
hoiidsys snoag tfisQds and rel
- tives. Your humble corresponds
wss there last week attending d
= -Supt's convention.
Our meschants have . Ass 10,
y Of Holiday goods and sFe doing
81 good business. Ar. Charlss "
!. csrsllo is smiling behind the COO
tsrs Of n. B. Cewau. wharf be
y ready to wait upon mis- friends.
Mrs. Dos. Rarlsr died Wsdnesd
n after = long illness With consun
=. ton.
e. Old Chris 10 beginning to d
Y. tribute his presents early this II
IT He brought Mr.. D. c. Csmphsll
n dne boy ono nisht->lass We,
10 Hurah for; old .Ch11s1ss.. He kuo
u. how to please folks,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-12-27

To use Hedges Sarsparilla ma,h
todIie ot Potash, the great purifier FOR
lhe blood. 4 certain cure Tor rheuma-
tls1, scroiuious affections ana all d.
seases peculiar To ieioales. Renoyates
antt invigorates the system. Physicians
recommend il. Take NJ other. RAN
gam Root Medicine Co., Manniaeiu-
rers, Nashville. Tenn. SLIGO per bot
tile. sold by Craig - McLemore.
todc6
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JuerIc KS OF THE PEACE.

J L joiner. el AMMAN county court.
Ois. NJ. Is = Bottoms, L Patterson
al q Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
g. Thos lisnns, T B Jones;
n Warren, Folk Prince;
7 Buchnn,n. D P Waugh;
s &C Il l'idweil W Rsckley;
III l. James, j J McCalium, " West,
J Chsttsrton.
SIS " B",.r. 8nm Hopkins;
90 F austin, Press Abern . thy and Jehz
ephsnsob;
l0-J W il-on + N Houston;
IL N q E-!ick, AcLin Marks;
lS-W T Hart, Jss. Hart;
in CoYe;snd d H Parsons;
Ia j C Hannah. A D Yoksly;
is . y 1cLaarine, W W .Gordos, = B
AmAron.
lp-. . i.aehorYe. Dsn'l Kincsid.
I7-W a aoth,ock, A J Hslmiek;
ls-TA -ur,ear VIM Chambers;
~ j NJ Parker J p Anderson;
~ + II Ra.s, T.. Curtis;
~ =. r " ~ nj. e, W A Cohman.
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New housekeepers
will find it TO their in
terest TO call on as be-
fore buying, as We can
furnish them every
thing they need for
their table and kitchen
as very Low prices.
EAELL. & II ELNO.3.
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MENTION OF pfortk

Mr.. W. C. Davis Was in Nashville
last week.
The family Of L. d. AcCord vii
move to Nashville this week.
Miss Mamie W hits went to Mash.
vile yesterday on . visit.
John Brady 10 At home n hia
| ;adeste suit looking like . soldier
Mr.. Tom Bufcrd 10 ct home fson
the State Univsrsity TOR the hoii-
days.
Neesrs. Ben Childers and VIII
Sumpter are spending Chsist1a1
1t home.
Misses Myrtle Mason and Tsllsy
Pepper Of Prospect are IN the city
this week.
Mr.. L. Craddock Of Dallas Tex.
10 visiting his daughters at Asstis
College this week.
Mr.. Buford Short spent Christ
mas day 1t his fathers, rsturaing to
Nashville Wednesday.
Nra Cavins Of Sullivan, Ind, will
arrive to-day ON a visit TO her friend
Mrs.. Tai. Morgan on East Hill.
Mr.. Julian Rivers arrived d
home from Nashville this week
whore he has been u school
Mrs. E.e Butler returned to her
home in Nashville last week afssr .
visit Of several weeks to Pulaski
relatives.
Mrs. Winebaum, mother Of Mr.,
Alex Winebaum, oams from Nash
Vile Sunday to visit her son and
other relatives.
Miss Clara Buford who has been
attending Mrs.. Clarkes school q
Nashville 10 ct her mothers Mrs.
S. r. White for the holidays.
Mr.. Lacey, - old army comrad<
of Sheriff English, WAS visiting bin
last Sunday. They hade'ns mot
before since they we're discharged
from prison during the war.
Dr.. J. H. Keeling and little sez
we're here from Knoxville last wseh
aud called on The CIT1zxH. DR.
Keeling came to visit his hroths'
who has been quite sick bus 10 new
recovering.
Mrs. John 4. Jackson len FOL
Columb bis last Friday where sAe
vas for several days the recipient o.
many attention from friends IN thai
city Christmas day she war IN
franklin and dined With friends.
Mess,s. De MsCallum and 10 T.
Hobson With their families LEFT
Giles county last weak for Farm
| vile, Texas, where they will live
Giles county regrets 10 loose such
good citizens but We wish then
happiness and success 10 their new
home.
Prof. Henry Farmer, . aativs Of
| Pulaski and . ife-losg friend o
the writer, spent several days her
last week visiting old friends sna
scenes and making arrsagsmeat
for the grand concert which come
of ct Martin college so.morro'
evening. he 10 - Jolly and clsv
er "a ever.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-12-27

Lo r. M>e~a ls:.. win. eE.ii.
. 49, asos s Iss u ~ o9l.l'
!. ''-S' = o"s1yo Va ESQ VIA
w. ~ Z.
niss oaiEs oaappard ANA Fannie
=. ~x.Ia:s..a ~. :,'.s us'n
oreda aHnc;le
Proi C. M,Cer~,ct a..
method. a. te.chinS G,.. 4. ;
which was discuased 6v.Pme Ribh'
.lHanry. Romine and Zuccarelio. -
Prof'e. ". ]. Reaalev. I. n,hh r
C. McCormick savs 1eAhorls !,
long diyiaion.
-,.. ....,.
-. ~ a'eas :''e,seA ~ ePeaed
40 0oslc, Alse- Ayfsis MASON pre-
,uaee y we 0sso. ana PRAYER ~
~; sonn H. aaioert. sups. zaecs7;
teiio snen re;eea paper o.. taa Az
n no. 1so @ koacatsop' A'ter. !nice
sloI. eam Aoernetay: oPaAed ses
olseasslon on ssraoise scnoscis ene !
nas iolloweo " Supe baoe and
Fref. ": b. komine. The occasion
vac rendered qnite pleasant ~ the
nospitaols people Of: rfasPsef Hhon
We tender our sincere. thanks. =:
TIE coxv1sTIen os.scnooL osx1csaa.
The convent;or of..ekool. esae.,6
met in the senste chsnber. ME-
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Up English. sheriff, " W Marks, deputy
sheriff, " Z Craig, trustee; j J Philips,
rsgist4r,W 9 Exell, Co. court clerk J " Pc
den, cor Nor; vanGeY, Eb. Alb
sxustby, surveyor. W W Marks, jsilor.
Circuit co1rt-Meets frat Nondays In
March, Augr. and December. D Pattsr-
son, Judge, Jel In L Jones, attornsy-gsnesal;
Joe Brsden, Jerk.
Chancery court Meets frat Monday in
February 81 End Monday in August. 4
j Aftermath chancellor; J B 6tscy, clerk
and master, Ed B Jones, deputy.
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LIVE STOCK.

CORRECTED BY STONE, PORTER & HOPKINS.
Muies-l4 co l4H hands high, $50 to
ll0; 10 to Ii hands high, sll0toI4o.
Cattie-2@21zc.
llOgs-4@45ae.
Shcep-2@21ac;,lb GO Ii up, 2llGe3
Shipped-one car cattle and mules.
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CHURCHES.

Prs.byterisn--Corner Second and Flower
sYsete. Rev. D. L. Wilson pastor. Services
Gundey at IL a. m. aud p m. Sunday
school at 0 M A. Pope suPt.
Cumberland Corner 3D. and Madison;
Rev. J. s. Weaver. pastor. Services every
Sunday at IL =. m. and p. m. Will Bose,
superintendent.
Methods. church--W Collier, pastor;
Esrvices Sunday at l0.s'n m and m;
Sunday school at s:l5 an W. 9. kssa,
sup't.
Episcopal church-eorner Madison AND
Third Rev. W G Thompson, rector.
Eervicos Sunday at l0:45 a m and s:lt p m.
Christian chureh-services Sunday morn
Ing at Bannister Hall. No regular pastor.
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Electric RItt0rS.

This remedy is becoming so wei
xnown and SO popular as 10 need ne
-.pecial attention, All who have useo
Electric Bitters sing the came song OF
praise.--A purer medicine does net ex-
list and 1t Is guaranteed to do all t'!at il
claimed. Electric Bitters Will cure'al.
diseases OF the Liver aud Kidneys, will
remove Pimples. Boils, Salt Rhenm anG
,,her affections csusol hy impure blood
--Wiil drive Malaria. from the sF stem
md prevent "a well as cure all Malarist
isvers,-.For cure OF Headache, Con-
sumption and indigestion try Electric
Bitters-- Entire satisfaction guaranteed
H money reiunded.--Price SO cts and
81 90 per bottle.
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J. J. succA1xLLo, xplsos.


VISIA@GH eS0OcA Ot0&VxU3&
Gentleman, according % adjourn
ment On Oct. 18th, ~ agIsed 10
meet. sgsin TIE 6rst Saturday in
January, 1t which meeting ws pro-
pose 70 discuss the following sub
jccts: =.
School districts, Subdivisions
end joint schools, paying school de
rec tore for their services and grad.
ing the public seheols. IL 10 hoped
that " will have . gosd attsndanes
in the County court roen On 6asur.
day, Jan. sth.
PsocsxDlSss o. TN sstSs 0ousrl
rEAcHxRs Aaso0A!4ss ~ ylesSIc1
pScxnsK1 9th.
The nesting vas called 70 oEde,
By Sept. J. J. zueoogelk 1T 3rp.
and opened with prayer BY Nj
3. Gilbert. In the abssnen Of Pre- 4
W. B. Walker; tia viss presto OF 4
Prof. Lee Barlar pvesidsd and J. e
Roller acted a. secretary
The following tsaaAsrs vsre Il
attend dance; Supt !. Ribb and zuc
car clio. Lee Rarlar, J. c. Roller, 3
C. Mccormick, Sam Alternately, W
]. Beasly, W. B. Rpnine, RoheY
Abern athy, Prof. Marry, Of Coium
bio, Misses eallie Sheppard, fsnni'
Allison, Estslle Anderson and Bal
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hTannal & SmiIh:

Have the largest Inc
Of the most beautiful
Cloaks i'll town, and
they III ust b @ solo.
Come, see, examine and
buy. They arc mark
ell down lower than
ever.
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4 Jew, 4 Dead hog and the Kukla:

4 Jew. 4 Dead bog and the Xuflax.
Harris solinsky tells > pretty
good joke on himself the circum-
stances Of which occurred Ia the
yearl S6s rather critical period
in the political history Of Tonne
sec. Harry hadn't been in shis
country very long and couldn't tAlk
much Engiish and was totally mn
familiar With the customs Of the
country. He says n that time In
the section where he Was peddling
in Marshsll county somewhere, The
people didn't have much ne fei
. yankee OF = Jew either and ne was'
scastantly In dread Of the prJa-
dice against foreigners. He was
peddling with . ons-horss wseos
and stopped st noon one day a =
point near some village in MARSHALL
county to feed his horse and eat q
snack himself. While HE horse
was eating = good-sizsd fss shoa.
persistenly tried TO est the oats he
had pms IN . box for his horse to
eat. He says he Showed" the shoat
Of ssvssal times but il cont!nusd 70
return. Finally he picked up .
small sized stone and threw q she
hog, with no idea 10 the world Of
doing it any great harm, but ~ 1t
happened he hit the porker in some
vital poist and it suddenly keslsd
over sad died. Harry realised the
situation il . second. Hers As Ne
. stranger, ajsv psddler, Ne eos-
ditioa Of the so1ntry iaa terribly
unsettled coadit,on. kuklax u the
land, projecting limbs oil around
him, the haltsr on his horse coave-
nient, and dead hog on his hasds
md locking every minute for the
owner Of the beg to nsks his sp-
peArance. Harry says that IN the
excitsmsnt Of the moment he didn',
know what to do. bat il occurred to
him that he had batter GET that hog
away from there; So he lifted !,
into the wagon. covered it. al up
from sight with articles Of nsrehss-
disc and continued his journey
He hadn't goue for before he began
to reflect: Suppose somebody
should look into his wagon and dad
that fresh-killsd hog. How could
no account for having It there. Tht
evidence would be almost concln.
sive against him that he was hos
thief He could give no PLAUSIBLE
excuse in the world for having that
dead hog in his wagon. He could
almost feel the rope Of the svengiBl
owner around HE mock. After hur
riedly revolving the matter in BIZ
mind. be suddenly snrned big hors-
- heal ia the direction Of tn,
woods and after getting to . poin
where he was sure no human ey'
was upon him he dumped thst pork
q on the ground in oNeter o
bushes and, rsgsining the public
road, he got out Of that immediat
locality - quick - possible an
didA't return for 3 lolg time. h
has never Learned whether The ho
Wa ever missed or not ard ssys
thought it incumbent on hin 70 6
iato any very minute invsstigasio
| Of the MISTER. He admits now thu
liz hs had been dstsctsd oirounstal
| sial evidence would have undoubs
edly sent him 70 the psniten thar
II hs escaped rope.
Il tell you right aov. Judgs'
said Harry to Judge Patterson I
whom he related the sdvsAture
few nishss ago, sI'l never. 81 j.
ror, convict . nan fer heg-stsalia
an ~ipcuu ~ a r. a <{~t ovidanaap
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CONSTABLES.

District No. 3 c vanhoozer, ~ kescs;
sJM Yarbroueh; 4, g J Watson; VIM
Holt; 6 W X Cover; p ] Anderson kobt
WllIiama;s Henry Butler; Jesss AoNsece:
10 " IN bradford. IL VIM Nswtoni II 9 9
Thomas; II III Magee; u VIM Lacy: 10
I'M Thnrm.n;ls Dunnevant; II, Dan
Gpi Ii; IS Bose Murrsll: 10 Chapman
70. ] FHolt; 81 r Marie.
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PRoaIPTNg3ss.

First cold, then cough, thea con-
sumption, then death. ~ took DR..
Acker's English Rem 5dy tor Consump-
ton the moment began e. cough and
believe it saved ny life."--Naitcr N.
Wallace, Washington. Sold ~ Alnler-
son q &c, NJ
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LOOK OUT.

All persons Indebted
TO me by cote on ac-
count Dcay expect so be
Warranted by ON oiacor
after the End DAY Of
January, 1889.
f. mi, BUNCH.
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:. Voice Er,sm tao Executive
Mausiaa.
Mr.. a. X. Hawkes. DEAR Sir: Tho
ptbt'scopic glasses YOU furnished u,a
'ome time since, give eNeelhnt sHfis.ae-
lion. have tested them bg ust, sni.
aust gay they are uBeQgsled IN e,car-
'ess aud hrllllancy hy any thal | havn
yer worn. Respectfully,
JouE y Comes,
Governor OF SiGto OF Georgia.
All eyes fitted and iit guaranteed 10y
ralg q McLemore, Druggists. rnles-
III, Tern.
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AGENTS for The 0ltissi.

Agents loe Xhe Vlsa9ea.
In smother column viii be found
8 list Of those who have been acting
% agents for TIE CITIZEN. We ask
them to continue and such - can
not will please notify us. These
agents are urgently requested to 60
10 work and complete their clubs for
1889. and forward names q: once..t
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TAKE II In rFn.fg.

"For want OF, a nail slice Wa, lost;
Tor want Vi si'oo g ht,.sa 81, loss; ter
want .2t a horse ridci was tust. Never
aeSiect shsi! tainss. ihn iifss siepis "a
pneumonia .suI CONSUMPTION caA eosi
tirsty be Checked by Ia. 2cEu,'- Geylish
4 'neay for Consumption. Sold by dn.
ilc s0;, ~ CO. az
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MARKER isE@ssser,


l'uIAsa7, Dec. =. 1855.
COUNTRY r.Soosc-.
PAD BY E8s1sss DERR,-
Cotton z 2iatS
Corn, cid 20; new 81,
s Wheat, S0aS5. Oats SIC
Bacon, dry smoked shoulders 50.
Sides 10; hams IL.
Lxfd, Ice.
Butter, I0al5.
Eggs, l5c.
Beeswax, IL
TallOw, Sc.
Feathers, doc.
Hides, Green, aaA; Dry fiint. 6as
Neal, 80
Dried Apples, ~. Peaches 2Ka3
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drIgSby Bros store is the
place to get your Christmas
Goods.
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Our cards are running on fuIl lim
.nd are in splendid order. Bring you
wool 10 be cerded. Usual price.
WE'RE & McisRIw.
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GEN ERAL DIRECTORY.
clrY OFFICERS.

CITY OFFICERS.
TIL May, ma, or: John W Dyer, rssoYder;
J n Mcdonald, city marshal; Joe Fuppin
policeman.
ALDERMEN. g
John W Dyer,F Bunch, N CAniody, /.
4 Bumpsss, Pm Esell, 81 RosengranU
Msetiugs Of the board last Thursday
night in eech month st Mayors ofdco.
Mayors Office Southeast corner, up
stairs, over corner drug store.
Recorders ofice-Adioining mayors.
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of
Doornon, Ind, says; "Bcta .a5 seat
aud wife Owe uvr nveS to olliLON'5
CONSUMPTION CUHE.n
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81. s. Childers g. Co. are cheap on
Sugar. They bought a large lot QeiGre
the advance.
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GROUP, WHoOniNG CGCGl: ant
Bronchitis cured By 2a.ioA's cure SID
Oy Anderson IL Go.
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sHGassai a;Ut4E,ss
| viii bay all good Sat siglts. Bling
tl'a'n to saS s.%'ie, Wax side square.
l3jec3t J. A. Wnrs,
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Merchants should price Tobacco and
tiyars st wholesale at j. s. Childers q
Goa.
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Y. 81. G. A.
Meets At Y. N. G.. A. Hall over post-ofdes
Sunday afternoon at 4p. m. Boys branch
ct 8 p. m. W. z. Thornton, seo'y.
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Mt. ". G: Wall. Of fernando,
hisss 10 visiting his daughter Miss
Annie ct Martin College.
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Eczema, Itchy, scaley. Skin
Textures.

The simple application of "SwAYNR's
OINTMENT" without any internal medi-
cine, will cure any case OF Tetter, Salt
Kheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, sores,
Pi,nples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy Skin
Erupslons, no matter how obstinate or
long standing. It. is potent, effective
81 s>costs but trifle.
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LODGES.

xNpEPENDET ORDER ODD WILLOWS.
Pulsski Lodge No. 12-Meets every FIJI
Asy night ct Odd Fellows HAIL, corner LIST
and Flower street., J. z. Bumpsss, n. g.,
James Mclean, X. y.
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PEA FOWLS

| have two pairs enua hno Yea Ttr
70 sell. They are royal birds
Zouc IL. :. yHsgE.