The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

a mile Of new railroad has be. n
built in the state of Iowa for a year
past.
At indianapolis movement is on
foot 10 secure the enforcement OF
the Sunday law against ala classes
of business.
Gov. David Il. Hill, in an inter-
vie ~ after his return 10 New I ork,
expressed himssli as very much
pleased with his trip south.
Hon. Allen G. Thurman failed
TO complete his speech at Music
Hall, Cincinnati, ON the 25th ms ;,
on account of physical disability.
A report from Texas says much
of the cotton crop will be lost Tor
want OF pickers. The price for
picking mas advanced to I'll per
hundred.
Forest fires have destroyed much
valuable property in the vicinity of
Purvis, Miss. Several cattle and
sheep ranches were entirely ue-
stroyed.
a New York man oticrd pr re
OF two hundred dollars ior the Desl
essay on the life OF the mosquito
A slap with the palm II the nanc
the best essay On lis lille That We
know, but that Is ra ely success
full.
MISS Alya Button, OF Gr.enup
Illinois, has been ordained AS 1
minister The United BrcLhrer
and assigned circuit tor The com
ing year. She ID said To be u lady
OF fine attachments and is the iii
woman TO whom such an appoint
ment has been gwen.
A jaw bone has been u1earthc(
recently at the Wauchula. Fla
phosphate beds. 1t measures eigh
teen inches IN length and about sey
en- in width. 1t Is supposed tina
il belonged to one # the prehistoric
politicians which is fair 10 presume
once Inhabited this county.
A special from Sioux Falls
South Dakota, says. There is grea
danger that the famine among The
farmers of North Dakota last eal
will repeat ITSELF this year. lntelli-
gence just received IRON Minor
county dis closes the fact that 6
large number of farmers in mat
section are In destitute circum-
stances Owing to the droulh theiI
crods were total failure this sea
son. A relief committee has eer
appointed to solicit aid and many
towns throughout the state are re.
spending to the call for assistance
We don't know exactly how il
will be next year, but from pres en-,
indications the prohibition party
will be more formidable oppo-
nent To democracy than will be the
republican party. We who are dy ed
in the wool democrats, and who
support the ticket every time may
laugh at and rldicule the efforts oil
the members of this new party, but
the tact stares us in the face that
It's ranks grow stronger each cleo
zion and ale recruited by some OF
the v,ry best men in the old par
ties. The time has passed tor r,di
Guile and abuse. We must us, ar
gument If we desire to stop deser
tion from our ranks.-Manchester
Times.
Gov. Hills speech before the
State Leag,.e of Democratic Clubs
, at New York ON Tuesday of last
week, said of the administration o.
ex. President Cleveland. The ad
ministra.ion of Preside Mt Cleveland
was an honest and an able one. 1t
reflected credit npon the democ attic
, party and upon the whole country
He fulfilled the pledged which the
party made to the people and gave
US wise and economical admin
istrat on of public affairs. The more
the people ste of present ad-
, ministra i)n of President
Harrison the better ttt
, present administration OF Grover
Cleveland appears before the intel
gent and thinking people of The
nation.