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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-15
Wales,
BY RURAL ROOSTER

Rev. G W. Mitchell is assisting
in meeting at Farming ton.
Will Hopkins and John Johnston
have again lett US, VIII going back
to New Mexico, John ICING 10
Washington, Fer.
Misses Maggie Black AM Mary
Brown, two OF Buford's charmers,
came down Tuesday evening and
remained with. us until Thursday,
Mrs. Fuche, Miss Ruoie Fuanr
and Miss Louise Derry, of New Or
leans, are visiting Mrs. Alfred Par
ker.
Miss Llzz.e Ro2 ers left last We'd
needay morning for Fern Vale
Springs to be gone thee weeks or
a month.
Mrs. Sneed aid Annie Sne,d, OF
Nashville, WHO have been the guests
OF Mrs. + }. Chtlders, returned
home Monday.
Messrs. Bud English and Alex
anuer Campbell, OF Campbelilsvllle,
Dick Gordon, OF Bufords. Ge orge
Witt, of Lvnnville, were with us
Tu sday night.
Miss Be sic Nichols, OF Cai ter :
Greek, retained home Tuesday eve
ming very mlCh to the regret oi bel
numerous friends here many VI
whom would IKE very much to add
Hpn a 81
Nichols" Don ne dlsappoin tee
boys II isn't lar up the railroad.
Tom Home aud Jim JohDsto-
we've IN Aiaury u few days looking
after pattern to bulld co-ven-
| lent mule shed.
Tue farmers Association picn {
here Saturday was not generally
known consequently IL was lot very
largely att-nded.
Lynn" our Hoo. Pusher. 9th,
pen from Lynnville, was in our lit
tie village last week.
Mr.. Tucker, representative of The
Tennessee Farmer, OF Nashville, at
tended the Farmers Association
| picnic Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. Henderson and Wll
Maxwell, of near E gbyyilIe, Maury
County, were visiting In our neigh
borhood not long sin e.
On last Tuesday night the hos
pitsblc portals OF NJ. and Mrs. +
}. Chllders elegant mansion wert
thrown open to admit the gayes
thu ong TO one of the most brilnan
sociai events of the season. Tn
beautiful grounds were made pic
turesque ~ many eolored Japan
ese lanterns, rare and sweet flower
gariarnded the spacious halls an
aui decorated Il table that groanei
under its weight ot superb daintie
and delicious d, llcacies. The Male
band rendered music Tor tue occa
sion and every one seemed TO NOV
in an .ctacy OF delightful infat
uaL.on. Among those presen
were: j. ID. Pullen aud lady; \
Ii White and lady Hon. F.ourno
Rivers with Miss Myr>; Hon. Ii.
Steele, with Miss Marianne Tribu,
Bud Euglisb, with Miss MAJ
, Blown, Alex. Campbell, with Nj!
, Adds Milserso. john Royce
f with Miss Maggie Black; Win va
cey With Miss Matte Wiikersol
James w heeler with Miss Floren,
Woodarl; Dan Esllck with MI
I Susie Horne; Dick Gorslun wi
$ Miss Lizzie Rogers; JOAN Car.
s with Miss Hel. Short; Tom Horn
2 with Miss Bessie Nichols; Aliis'
0werz with MISE QlaSmllh VIII II
n kins with Miss Belle Mitchell: 81
Q Johnston with Miss Matte Rec
II Sam Woodard with Miss Rut
n Fuehe; Misses Alice Wilkerso
.e Mamie Vince er, Louise Derry, ]
e. la Parker. Messrs Will Ross, w
e bes Wilkerson. Will WoodaFd, v
ley Abernatny, Dave Wade, Geoi
Witt, Chas. puIlen, Sam and Co
Rogers, Jno. ID. Reynolds and othe
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

J l. Jones, chairman county court.
Dis. No. is Bottoms, J l. Patterson
2-J G Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
3-Thos Hanna, z Is Jones;
4 IN A Warren, Polk Prince;
ID Buchanan, d 7 Waugh;
&c II 1Idwell, w X Rackley;
ii l. Jones J j McCallum, } w Wet,
ChRttoTton.
SIS W Butler, Sam Hopkins;
30 Z Austin, p ress Aberna thy and JohI
ephenson;
l0-J f w ilson. + N Houston;
In q Eelick, McLia harke;
l2-W 7 Hart, Jas. dart;
l8-MT Copeland D II Parsons;
III c Hannah, h d Yo.ely;
l5-J W DcLauTinc, W W Gordon, X X
ameron.
lG-JAs I.athorpo, Danl Kincaid.
NV A Rothrock, A Helmck;
ls-TA Fury ear. VIM Chambers;
49, NJ Parker, j Andoraon'
20-FM Bass, K j Curtis;
2l--D f Browning, W A Goldman.
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Mr.. L. j. Smith, editor OF the Ft. Alb
ererombie, Dakota, Herald. says: 'trhc
most wonderful medicine | have ever
metwith Is Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera
and DiarrhWa Remedy. In case of collie
1t gives speedy relief. On hunting trips
| have found 1t Indispensable. Put In
alkali water 1t imparts n pleas Mt taste
and prevents the painful diarrhma
which alkali water produces. could
not feel safe without IL In my house"
25,and 80 cent bottles for sale 10y Craig
q McLomorc, druggists. 2nic-u
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Public School Notice.

The pupils Of Giles College are
hereby notified u attend at the Col
lege building on Thursday, 22nd
aust, that they may have seats as
them,
The teachers Of the sch Dol arr
requested To be In their respective
rooms at the College on the allow
date ct . a. m.
.. l.. BIB, Sup't.
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County 8. S, Convention.

The County Sunday School Con
ventiorlwhich couvenes the. Meth
odist hureh to-day at . O'Clock
gill be- M interesting accession AMI
will "a. doubt he largely atten-
dtd. A.. he program 81 ne observed
10 attractive and interesting apd
will he very edifying to shos~''l a.,
tendance. The public. IL c'Tdiai
| ~ iayiled to attend the eonyention
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WHOLESALE.

We hav, the largest stock OF Grocer.
les ever opened In Giles county and We
are prepared to offer merchants prices
to compete with any wholesale market
Our new warehouses have more floor
room than any other house Ia tho city
and we keep them packed with goods
We can save you money. Try us with
an order. Our retail trade will be sup
piled as usual.
j. ). CHILpERS n co
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Attention. IL. IL. H.

For sprains. bruises, rheumatism.
cramps, Inflammation, swelling, cut /,
burns, etc, In man; and splint, rirs
bone, windgall, eplzootic, soratclrcs
etc, In horses, Rangum Root LinImoni .
ia sure cure. The King OF Lihi'
mests" u the universal verdict. New :
er fails 10 cure any allmcnt that can To-
reached by an external medical appl
cation. 30 cts per bottle. FOR sale by
Craig Il McLemOru. a
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C UNITY oFE' GERS.

J T English. sheriff. W W Marks, deputy
sheriff, W Craig, trurtee; Philips,
-egistor. W Ezall, Co. court clerk, j T.
Lowthrop coroner; ". S. Newbill, survey
or W w Marks jailor.
circuit co rt-Meetz first Mondays in
March. Augt and December. J d Patter-
son, Judge. j N l. Jones, attorney -general
Joe Braden, Jerk
Chancery court Meets first Monday in
ebruary al I end Monday in August. A
Aftermath chancellor; j b Stacy, clerk
nd master, r. s Jones. deputy.
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MONEY FOR SALE.

The Stockholders Of
the Pulaski Building
and Loan Association
will hold its monthly
meeting on Tuesday
night, August 18th, at
which time several
hundred dollars will be
offered for sale. Any
stakeholder wanting
money will please be
on hand at that time.
Will S. EZell.s
Sec'y. and Treas.
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Bucklen's Arnica Save.

The Best Salve In the world for Cnif
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhcum, Fc.
ver- Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, CHI
blains, Corns, all skin Eruplions, and
positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
CURED. IL isguaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box. For sale hy II. NJ.
Orig by, Druggist. lGmy-ly
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There will be an Ice Cream and Bar
becue Supper at Scruggs' School House,
10 miles south OF Pulaski, and miles
north of Elkton, on the Pulaski and
Elkton pike, on Wednesday night, Aug.
18th inst. Everybody come and enjoy
themselves. No pains will be spared
the committee TO make the evening
pleasant for all who come.
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NOW is THE TIME

To use Hodges Sarsaparllla with 10.
dide OF Potash, the great purifier for the
blood. A certain cure for rheumatism
scrofulous affections and all diseases
peculiar to females. Renovatos and In -
vigorates the system. Physicians re-
commend 1t. Take no other. Rangum
Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold b,
Craig II McLemore. lap.tt
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Il: II. O.

Don't xaste time and mouey ant "a
dergo needless torture with the sniie
when Ethiopian Pile Ointment WI az
iord Instant relitt ani certain cure IN
every case Of blind, bleeding, Itching,
internal aud external piles. Ransnm
Root Medicine Co, Manu-: aeturers,
Nashville Tenn. 80 cents and 81 per
k.otle. Sold by Craig 4 Mcl6more,
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Hog Cholera Cured Free

We authorize Craig - MoLemorc to
refund the money 10 any person who
has purchased a bottle OF VIM. Ilall's
Hog and Poultry Cholera Cure OF them
and carefully followed directions and
Ia willing to say that he has not been
fully benefited thereby, in3
Tx WIN. HALL MEDICINE Go.
FOR SALE BY CRAIG s MoLEMORE.
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TOURISTS.

Whether on plea.ure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle OF
BY, rup OF Figs, as IL acts mot pleasant
ly and effectually on the kidneys liver
and bowels, preventing vers, head
aches and other forms OF sickness. For
sale In zoe. and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. 25jylm
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STIR AYEID

From my lot, on Big Creek, one bay
filly, spot in forehead, slig blemish
just above left front knee, left hind
ankle has cut on Il. Reasonable re-
ward for her return or any information
lending to her recovery.
EDGAR WO0DARD,
Rio Cr,ek
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There Is nothing uncertain about the
effects OF Chamber!ain's Collie, Cholera
and DlarrhGs Remedy. Tho fact L., |.
is the only preparation in tho market
that can always be depended upon. and
that Is pleasant and safe TO take. - and
80 cent bottles for sale by Craig Il Me.
llomore, Druggists. 2oju-tf
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CONSTABLES

District No. IR Q Vanhoozor, 81 Reeee;
AIM Yarbrouqh; 4, q J Watsoni VIM
Holt; W Cover; 7 7 j Anderson, Robs
Williams; 8 Henry Butler; Jcsse McNeece
10 VIM Bradford, II VIM Newton; IL ~
Thomas. ~ NJ q Msgoe; u VIM Lucy: Is
M Thurman;l6 - Dnnnevant; IT, Dan
Smith:I8 Bose Mutrell: 10 J Chapman
20. j FHot; 81 J p Marks.
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Pulaski mmandory, X. 7. No IL; q
Pope. Elm. Con mandor, W Nelson NC
cordoI.
J X Gro Tn Ill. Master; Winship, Ke-
cord0T. a. VIZ n
Pulaski hApter. X. A. M. No. 20; W X
Craig, Ii III Arrowsmith Recorder =,
Pulsski odgo, +, " A M No lOl; W
Ewing w 40 A Popo, Soc'y.
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Reynolds Bros. have
still a beautiful line of
glassware that they
will sell cheaper than
ever. Call on them at
L. K. Alternately and
Co.'S old stand.
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IT. L. N. e..

Don't sutlcr any longer but use Tan
ner's lnfallible Neuralgia Cure, the
only infallible Cure on earth for all
forms OF neuralgia and nervous head
ache. Rangum Root Medicine Go.
Manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. co.
per box. Sold by Craig McLcmore
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Circuit Court.


The only trial of any importance
last week was the suit of Cracking
VS.. Spoford to recover $1,000
for services rendered. DR.
Cracking was awarded ST, 300, elev
en- of the jury being in favor of Civ
ing him the original amount sued
for and one favoring verdict toI
$1,000. A compromise was effected
by the jury for 81, 300.
Hon. Flournoy Rivers and j. 7
Alternately represented the plain
tiff while the Defendants interests
were looked after by Judge Jones,
Hon. Il. w Ewing and Jho. I. AL
len, Esq.
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VIII reopen shortly with full ana
complete line OF Millinery and Fancy
Goods, at the Old Coon Corner. Mr..
Alex Weinbanm Is now east buying
his stock. Thanking the public for
their former liberal patronage, and
wishing for continuance OF the same,
we are, respectfully.
TUE LADIES BAZAAR.
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GEN ERAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.

NII IT 7 ItFIN0.
Theo III hArdA0 , mayor: Johu w Dyer
recorder; NJ Mcdonald, city marshal; Jo
Flip3 Din oiicomau.
ALDERMEN.
John " Dyer, j D euis, NJ c Cumody.
Bumpsss, Pm Ezcl u A Rosen grant,
Meetings Of the board lazt Thursday
night ineach month at Mayors Office.
Myaors Office South oaot corner, mp
stairs ever corner drug store
R1eorI3r's oflice-Adioning mayors.
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Mules U1td Horses.
II you wish to sell your Horses and
Mules call on l5ag-4t
J, A. WHITE & co.

~ DOLLA RS a month and ex-
IN penses for live men in Giles
county, to sell the best selling books
and Bibles. Address.
LIE WILKINSON,
General Agent,
l5ang Elkton, 4 enn.
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Take your corn to Reynolds Bros
They will pay the highest market pric,
Tor It, lSjly
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T. w. Raymond, paste rPresbyteri-
an church at Brow nsville, Tenn, says !:
"Owen's Pink Mixture will regulate
the bowels better than anything he
yer used. For teething children It is
most valuable remedy. juN.
For sale by Craig & McLemore.
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Gladstone and home rule are the Ir-
ishman's pets. The American ,alls for
Ganter's magic chicken cholera cure
Sold "no cure, no pay" by Anderson q
Co., Druggists.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-15

All monthly disorders peculiar to wo.
man are corrected and much suffering
avoided by use OF Bradfcld's Female
Regulator.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-15

We have at last settled
with the Insurance Co.
and are now ready to
almost give you sum-
mer goods.
W. s. Rose & Son.
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you want old papers to put un"er
carpets. to cut patterns from, to wrap
mn bundles. or for anv other purpose,
call AZ the CITIZEN Office and get large,
whole. clean papers Tor 40 cents per
Aunlrpl u
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Come in when you come to town and
help me out OF the damage by fire.
Il. J. WELLS

with the aid OF a veiy dne magnify
ing glass you can see microbes, the in
sect which causes cholera, and with
Ganter's magic chicken cholera cure
the microbe | destroyed Instantly
Sold by Anderson Il Co.
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II. T. Wood, druggist at Forest City
Ark. says: Governs Pink Mixture
taved my boys life while suffering
rom diarahea and summer complai Mt
For sale by Craig Il McLemore
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Rev. j. w. Hill, of the NJ f.
Church, South died at Gallatln last
week. He was a beloved Presiding
Elder, of the Tennessee Conferen &C
and his loss will be felt in t he
church.
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CITIZEN AGENTS.
Club Rates Sl.25 per Year

Friends who will act as club
agente for The CITIZEN VIII please
send us word The { flowing gen
tlemen have kindly consented an
will take subscriptions
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-15

Reynolds Bros. will
continue to sell cheap,
fresh groceries at their
new stand,
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CRITU AIRY NOTICES

Please remember that We charge for obit-
onary oticos, the rate being one cent po'
woyi Announcement Of doaths free.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-15

Friendship Lodge, No lo4, J 2 Skill
hrn, dictator; II Clay McLaurine, reporter,
n Arrowemith financial repor or: Jas !
Onkes, treasurer, Mcots I and Srd FRIDAY
uighta at BRnnistor Hall.
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AMERICAN LEG1lN oF HONOR

Richland Council, No. 400. ii G hcLau-
rine, commander; A Casey, sec'y; I
Rankin, collector. Meets lst ana 81 Thurs
dny nights ut Rannister Hall,
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.


The Pulaski and Nashville Acrommo-
dation leaves Pulaski daily Except
Sunday at o go a. M, and arrives
at 7 80 p. IN.
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Queensware, Glassware ana Silver
ware at L. j. Wells
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Ne have an interesting letter IN
The outside this week from our Old
and valued correspondent, Lynn
~ L,npville. 1t came too late for
ast wetk KS Issue.
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BINCUACS

John II Woodbridge, No 7 Meets frst Sat.
orIay in zach month at Y NJ @ hall.
G Mitchell, president; Theo Richardson
corresponding secretary.
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Kid gloves % c. For
mer price ST to $3.50.
l.. 4. Alternately g. Go.
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RoyAI. ACANUM

nc MoLaurine, NJ W; W Ezell, soc
JP Rankin, fnancier. Meets End and
MondAV nights.
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LODGES

INDErEN Def ORDER ODD FELLowS.
Pulapki Lodge No. 10 Meets every Fri
day night ut odd Fellows Hail, cornor lat
and Flower root, !. K. Bumpass, r. a.,
T.oa NJ nou K
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Young johnson, s. C b. r. r.. ~
ter trying many remedies, pronounc,
Owens Pink Mixture the best fol
teething children" juneau
For sale by Craig & McLenoe.
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.NIGuTs or HONOR

Giles Council, No 449. Adolph Gorstel
,gont; ] A Cayco soo'yi u Arrowsmith,
oilootor. Meets End and 4th Tuesday
,vhts nj Rannister Hall.
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A pretty line Of Fruit Sauccrs and
Berry Bowls at Il. j. Wells.
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Reynolds Bros. will pay the higher
market price Tor corn. lSjly
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-15

Several patterns of jelly Glasses ut L
j. Wells.
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Sugar, Coffee, Pacon, Lard and
Flour at II. j. Wells.
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L IL SALE.
Four No. | Mich Cows. All first
class cows. Apply TO
w. c. DAVIS,
laug-St Pulaski, Tenn.
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Ice Cream by the saucer or gallon
HERBERT McGREW,
agI West Side Square.
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All kinds Extracts and Spices at T.
j. Wells.
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Damaged by fire, but still at the same
place. I. j. WELLS.
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The Ladies' Bazaar .

15aug
The sun., 1889-04-30

The s SimS .ss ssss .ss ss0
the s%E :na a.. s.ns Ss0 o. y ass have
The of,c.i f.prssontstSn o. ne Society Of the Gin
The Chief Juds. and ,uis.: Court Appeals of
.hP y 81 s;.,. Z r
judges and SS:sie:' 81 SssS courts IN the city Of New
S e sy
The s S.s ana
a1A ?. s; Va.a GIssq
BALKr HORSES MAR THE PROCESSION.
But there was mix. and the plan failed
Ths Of sp Of The 4b
rIaEes. Rage .' and down near William street The
would no w o
policemen pushed the carriage upon them and
then the frishtsned ANIMALS won't ahead, ~,
umns Of people on the sidewalks saw the Roy-
ernors and judges and LEGISLATORS and other. olll-
street. Although they were prominent men
they were without bands OF music or military
escort; They did not march ma IN rigid order.
eyidentiy % thou thought the real procession was over.
and that now IL WAS eVeryDouys turn 10 JOIN
the throng that followed tho carriages.
THE POLICE Ratified FOR A MOMENT.
Whether the police know that the procession
was not yet over or not docs not count now.
The blue coats had lost their chief commander.
Inspector Williams. for he had gone on ahead
riage and part OF the time In ndvnnce.. Had
he been behind it Is certain the mix would not
have happened. As 1t was the distinguished
Aldsrmen. we're swampod by the crowd
nenr William street Tho POLICE then got their
the spectators and the parade. in rather ragged
shape. was resumed. and tho personages with
ruflled feelings got to tho Equitable building.
Long before this the soldiers had turned from
Wall street into Broadway and drawn up in
lines before the great assurance societys pal,
ace and tho Presidential party had alighted md
been escorted upstairs for the reception.
The sun., 1889-04-30

man Tom Flaherty held the reins OF the four
horses. The bays champed their bits impa-
tiently and the dapple gray leaders shook the
red, white. and blue rosettes ut their ears, and
had to be frequently reincd in. There was an
atmosphere OF cxpectnnt excitement over all.
The flag on Trinity Church tore in the wind
almost to the bottom The sun suddenly was
clouded and few big drops OF rain fell
While everybody was looking anAiousy up
ward. suddenly the pavement before tho door
became densely crowded and before any one
knew what was happening President Harrison
bounded out Of the door and into tho landau
like lO-year-old schoolboy. lie carried his
silver bound menu In his left hand and re-
shout that ran along Broadway and was taken
up again and again on every SIDE The torn
flag on Trinity fluttered wildly, as II moved by
the shout President Harrison stood for Mt
leas, minute bowing and smiling Then no
Gov. Hill then entered the carriage In II slow,
diGnifed way. bowed low. TO the. renewed
ton followed and sat opposite Gov. Hin. and
then Mayor Grant; with low how and q smile.
sea bs drove "' To
we're already, seated James NJ. Varnum and
Eibrldee +. Gerry and Vice President Morton
mad to m hs sbs bn s3pS OF tine
Gsrry's slecves or poked HIS back back Co ask auss.
tions or directions. and in the confusion Mr.
once. at least. nearly lost his balance. Ilo hung
last to his menu carl and appeared to be
on TO Mr.. Morton s right arm but only only partially I
T6e cheers as Mr.. Morton entered the car.
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Tresident'a. The fourth carriage then drove @
un: Or. CREIGHTON Webb md Iiallett, A; Dor
Romery and ex-Chief Justice Strong opposite.
Ths W line was then ;, formed as on the march up
Seventh Ies ment veterans. But now now lines fs
Aid sa t5s ss rSossa shsr
under Col Walton occupied the right. and
Br9oklynltes, under Grand Marshal II. ".
line Started As Vice: :Presiisnt Mor,on'sn Sn car. ar
riase passed edit the end OF the building closed
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De Castro, the bands began to play and the
popular demonstration increased. Inspector
Williams walked at the right of the Presidents
carriage From Cedar street to the break in
the grand stand ut the Broadway. entrance OF
ton was stirring and magnificent Tho great
buildings were decorated toHt he top, and from
roof to ground were thronEed with crowds Of
perfectly clear, but behind the line OF blue
coats throngs covered porches and temporary
balconies and stood thick on corn ices md tops
OF storm doors. The parade wheeled into the
plaza In front OF the City Hall through the zap
between the two parts OF the City Hall grand
stand.