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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24

: 90 VII To see her brother L. g. Me
Mahon this week and also To tbs
delight of her numerous friends
here.
Guillie Knox OF Aspen Hill Wa.
with us last week Mr. knax Is one
of natures polite roung. men
whom it is n pleasure 10 have
10 oar midst and Of ceGrsa sone Of
our girls look sad always when he
returns home.
Guy Markum, CT Fayetteville, en-
tered Prot. Tandy S school last week
and rs boarding at Mr. Tenn Fry :.
We are glad 10 sac so mary from
OFT eater school here and as for Prof
Tasdy, we ca speak OF him as be.
ing brilliant aud aggressive and
possessing a mind comprehens We
and 10 zeal in which scholarly st
taiameuts are as CONSPICUOUS as his
xecutive ability and also state that
Rev. Mr.. Bridges is justly distin-
guished for his possessing powe 8
as al educator AMI is reconized as
f remost and leading eiuca .ional
light OF large school at the accad
envy near Old Lynnville.
Miss Mary Belle Sellars is here
on a visit this week we alwa;s wei
come sGch visitors.
Mrs. Jane Wisdom, mother OF
M. John Wisdom. died SATURDAY
morning st her youngest sons, Fate
Wisdom,' Of pneumonia. Aged rs
she was Que of those good women
whom to kuow is pleasure. of one
that hcnors the novel woman, q true
mother in Israel.
n. A. Smith retained Friday
fcom Columbus, GA, where hes
sold a car of cotton mules. He
buying up another car and expects
to go 10 Columbus again in few
days. Market fair.
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COUNTY OFElCERa.

j p L Iglish, sheriff, W W Marks, deputy
sheriff, " Craig, trustee; j } Philips
register, w Eel, 60. court clerk, J F
Lowthrop. coroner; ". s-sNewbill, survey
or W w Marks jAilor.
Circuit co ri Meets first MONDAYS IL
March, Aug and Deeom Der. j d Patter
son, Judge, Jcl N l. Jonos, attorney general
doe Bralen, Jerk.
ChRucery court-Meets first Monday IT,
soruery al | End Monday in August. n
Aftermath chancellor; Stacy, clerk
nd master, Ed Jones deputy.
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Attention. IL. is. L.

Tor sprains, bruises, rheumatism.
ersnps, inflammation, swelling, cuts,
burns, etc., In man; and spllnt, ring
bone. windgail. epizootie, scratches, etc
In horsss Rangum Root LiuIaent is 4
sure cure. The .'G,ng OF LinimentsF
u the universal verdict. Never falls t.
cure any aliment that can be reached
~ Al external medical application. u
ss per bottle. Sold by Craig 81 heI.e
s1ees. todeC
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24
JrsrICrs OLE TIE PEACE

J l. Jones, chairman county court.
Ds No. is s Bottoms l. Patterson
81 q Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
aThos Hanna, J. b Jones;
\ A Warren, Polk Prince;
3 ! + Buchanan, d i Waugh;
&c n TIdwell, w Il Reckley;
II l. Jones, j McCallum, w West,
j ChajJoTton.
So w Batter, Sam Hopkins;
SO + Austin, Press Alternately and JohI
ophrrson;
IL } Wilson, f N Houston
j y Eslick, McLin Marks;
'-- W Hart, Jas, d-rt;
III r Copeland. b II Parsons
il JC Hannah. 4 ID Yokely;
Is ! w NcLaurine, W W Gordon, K Il
amcTon.
ls-Jas Lathorpe, Dan'l Kincaid.
NV A Rothrock, A J Helmick;
TT A Purye ear, VIM Chambers;
ip-J N Parker. j + Anderson
o. + ii Bass, K Curtis;
gl--D Y Browning W A Cotiman.
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A New Bank.

II is matter of rumor on oul
streets, though whether upon any
reliable basis or not we cant say
that new bank will be organized
10 Pulaski at an early day. Some
whose names rumor has connected
with the projected enterprise are
gentlemen of capital and expert
rnce. We deter further particulars
until further and authoritative in
formation lie received,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

Nav farmers oro br.al;no ~.
thoir ,.orn gronpd
nro,n,,.r. t,ro h.a, ,,,on,;c,l,
1 The ho,ls r,rthc nos, we.k
d;c,or ON Cha ooo+ oido s.,,rd,u
-,
-. 49,,
-,
! 80,
-.
-, 49,, ,ra. ,,1,o,,,a,, -, ~. !,
doy MONDAY
~. - 60, ..,....;o,.. ia, ,
.-,..-o..,o.i. " .,,-h. -.
pinne3 in the bul
C;uo orr,or,o - uonr no.roa,
,,h .non, ana -, T,n C,n,,nv Co,
vi ), oro,bor voor
r., u, :,
1t. ~, -, nol
mud in wet weather
-. A.,
To-. I'm -. -,
49,; aa hns;nooa
p,.n;A,,,. os os hno,
-, !.
:.
-,
.o,,Looo,IooI. e., ano,hor whoo.
o'op 10 '"'o"' s'DS'
ihe low" o. u a'N' on" y"
o'""'S '''''" ~
: = '''0' = o''1 49, ="
IhE CITIZEN has m cause 10
complaint against It's patrons
iney nave ishe"o" i''e '4''
-; Editorial matter OF local an
general character may De i0und o
the fourth page oil TINS paper.
Rev j. A. Orman, ID. d., hs
: been elected member oil TIE Amer
lean Institute otChrist'an fn'ioso
ply of New York city
II is reported by observers tha
there was more ice here Mond"
morning than had been seen beioi
this water.
= Tue boy WHO got a pair Of skate
). or sled for a Christmas preser
- now wishes ola Kris had been
better weather prophet.
: Eureka! Yes, we have found i
we have bought it and it is on II
road. We mean that splendid ne
Campbell power press.
;. Rev. Rohcrt Caldwell is The al
est an living in Pulaski, being
- his sith year. DR.. r.. 6. p. VIII
- ia the next oldest, being in his 81
ID II is hoped that the coDgreg attic
of Disciu.vs in Pulaski will soon
= able to have regular pastor.
IN church house will be huiit in I
n. future.
e w, 9r,,'t ho,r y,ooh ray ahn
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Died,

At the family residence, neal
Lyon, Miss, at G o'clock, a. m, IL
INST, Mrs. Emma Rose Brown
aged IS years. The deceased was
y daughter, OF Col. Ed Rose, and
was reared in Pulaski. The funer
al services occurred at 0:30 O'Clock
Saturday morning at the residence
of w. S. Rose on East Hill, servic-
es by Rev. d. L. Wilson. Burial
at Maplewood cemetary.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy IL becog.ibg 90 vel
known and So popular "a 10 need 10
.peclal attention. An Tho have USED
Electric Bitters slsy the Same song o.
praise~-A puzsE Medicine does net en-
ist and u = guaranteed 10 do all that a
claimed. Electric Biuers Will cure all
diseases OF the Liver aud Kidneys, VIII
remove Pimples, Boiis, Salt Rheum aud
other affections caused by impure blood.
VIII drive Malaria from the system
and prevent as we'll % cure all Mslaril
fssers.--For cure OF Headache, Con.
sumption and Indig. stlon try Elsetrfe
Bltters-- kntire satisfaction guarn tel.
or money Tefunded.--Prises 50 CT. and
$500 per bottle.
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Nashville Market

From Yesterdays Americana
Cotton - good ordinary, s1s; Low
nlddling So.
FlOur-iaInily, 50 10
Wheat, new 95Al. ~
sacked In dcpo., AZ
Cattle, best butchers, s2.5oa3 90; med
ium 5.25a2 30; grazing steers s.l5a2.7I
Extra good shippers 8 00s3 %.
Sheep good tat 5Oa3,00
Hogs-215 Tbs up siG5ai 20; zoe ID
and NJ 4 sjaI.85; 100 lbs and np 400
100, 100 lbs and up 25s4 20.
Bacon clear country sides s
Shoulder Z; hams o
Co4aIry lard 81
Butter l1gl5; e.2s ~
Bees'saE 30 feathers, choice A41k
Oats, car lots, 32c
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Now Is tho Time.

To use Hodges sarsparils with
'odide Of Potash, the great purllcr tor
he blood. A certain cure for rhenma.
ism, srroiuious affections and AL al
eases peculiar 10 females. Ruuovstes
and inyigorates the system. Physicians
recommends II. Take no other. RAN
gum Root Medicine Co., Mspuiaciu-
rers, Nashville. Tenn. Sl.O0 per bot-
ie. sold by Craig q MoLein0re.
todcG.
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Columbia Distriot Tennessee O .nssrs,,e

second rouad of Qarterly NJ. e.,
ine
Diana. at Mount Pleasant, JsL
10, 20; ElKuon, at Pleasant Hill
rnuaday, Jan. "A; Bee Spring, al
ohiloh, FRIDAY, Jan. 25; Rlchland
at Betl, sda, Jan. 70. 81; Bigby-
vile, at Porter >, Feb. ., 3; Noun,
Pleasant. Feb. 3; Swan, at Ed
euezer, Feb. 8, 10; PIsgah, u,
friendship, Feb. s 10, Prospect, a,
kedro5, FrlGay, Feb. is; Trinity,
at Aspen Hili, Feb. l6, II; P.eas--
ut Valley, Fob %, "a; Guile. ks.
Feb. 70, "A; Forest Grove, a.
Flo ger's Chapei, March, 2, 3; Lynn
willie, NJ rsylor's Chapel, March, 8
10; South Columbia, March, S, 10.
Columbus, March is, II.
r. X Brown.
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Il. T.. o.

Don't waste time and money and un-
iergo needless torture with tue knife
" hen Ethiopian Pile Ointment will al
ord Instant relief and certain cure la
very ease OF blind, bleeding, itching,
Internal and external piles. Rsngnm
Root Medicine Co., Manufacturers
Nashville, Tenn, 90 cents aud 81 pc q
oottle. sold BY Craig 4 McLomore
todC0
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CampbeIlsville.
BY sCRtBBLER.

Miss Susie Vooraeis. of Colotn-
hia, after spending a week with he
brother, DIR. j. l.. VOORHEES,. at the
Rea House, returne home Monday
Mr.. Will burns and wife, ot
Wayne, have been visiting friends
mere during the past week. Mrs
Burns is better known as the Mics
Moliie Alexander, who once toughl
music a. Campbell school.
Mr.. n. b. Cowan spent few
days in Nashville last week on bu.
mess. He is one of our ener gcti,
merchants.
Mr.. Harrison Petty eoli b,
hou sehold articles Saturday th,
/ 18th inst. II and NJ Baker viii
leave in few days TO try thei
fortune in Texas, Mr.. Rele
Campbell will go with them, bu
has concluded TO stop in Il kan
sas
| Mr.. r. c. English lett Monda'
with drove OF mules for the ,uth
ern marke.. lie will stop NJ Eu-
fala Ala
The new Oif Fellows Hall nov
neary completed, will be quite al
addl'lon 70 cur llttle burg.
! Mr.. Hugh English reformed lss
week from Kentucky with q droy
of mules.
Mr.. Aaron Allen, after. .Iingci
ing illness with dropsy, died O
| Thursday, 10th and was buried q
the Carter grave yard on Friday.
The CampbellsvIile high scho,
will begin IT'S spring term on Nor
day, Jan. the 18th, under the 81
pervision Of Prof j. j /ucearellt
All the patrons are requested /
meet at the school house Saturda
at 3 p. IN.
Prof. ). ]. Zuccarello havin
been summoned by the State Supi
to appear before the General Al
sembly in the interest OF the Tel
nessee public school laws, left Mon
dag, accompanied by Mrs. Zucc
relic.
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WE CAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for 81
has been fully demonstrated to the pee
pie OF this country that 1t is superior
20 all other preparations for blood die
ease, II Is a poaitiye cure Tor syphi-
little poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions and
Pimples. Ii purifes the whole syst, u
and thorout hiy builds up the constita-
ton. Sold by Anderson Il Co. al.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Special notice Is hereby given TO all
parties indebted 10 j. Il. Cannon 10
come forward and setsle their accounts
They positively Will not be carried
over from one year to another. bnt ev-
sry account must be settled ~ the end
ref each and every year, or they all W
sued on after parties h.ya bed Nme g.
oettle. Il
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24

Poi ASK, Jan. 70, 1889
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

PULASKI, Jan. 23, 1889.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAID BY DEALERS HERR
Cotton az
Corn, old 81; new 80,
Wheat, 80aS5, Oats 32c
Bacon new, dry smoked shoulders
ides a hams ..
Lard, loo.
Butter, l0sl5.
Eggs, l0c.
Beeswax, IL
Tallow, Sc.
Feathers, 40c.
Hides Green, 2a4; Dry aint. Gas
Neal, 80
Dried Apples, az. Peaches 2xs8
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24

II AVlE3 suggested Ito insolvency Of the
IL estate OF Hss,y HI Stanley, DECD, all
parties having claims against said estate ar,
hereby notified TO Gle the same, duly aothen.
ticated, In the ofhce Of tho county court CLERK
OF Giles county on or before the l0th day VI
July, 1859, or the estne will he hArrsd.
J. Y. CAMPBELL,
lon'4t Administrator
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WHOLESALE.

We have tho largest stock OF 0rocs.
rIes ever opened In Giles county apd
We are prepared to ofer merchants
prices 10 compeIs with any wholesale
market. Oar new warehouses have
more noor-room than any other hcuss
In the city and we Keep them pae ssd
ith goods. We ean saw you money.
III - with an order. 0uY rsiAu srsaA
wW - supplied AZ usual.
:. ). ca >1'NsS -
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24

Another child Killed by the use OF
opiates given In the form OF Soothing
.yrup. Why mothers give their chill
dren such deadly pois on 10 surprising
when they can relieve the child OF liz
peculiar troubles by using Acker's Ba.
by Soother. lt contains no Opium OF
Morphine. Sold by Aanderspn a 60.
-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24

We are now receiv-
ng a large assortment
Of QueenSWare & Glass
ware, consisting of fine
China Dinner and Tea
Sets, Water Sets, Cham
Der Sets, Vases, and ev-
erything kept in q first
class China Store. To
be convinced come and
see.
EZELL & NELSON.
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beware of OIntm1nts for Ca
tarrh that Contain Merc,,rv.

AS Mercury will surely destroy rhr
sense OF smell ard completely aersng,
the whole system when entering II
through the mucus surfaces. such ar
ticies should never be used except OF,
prescriptions from reputable physicisn.
As the damage they will do are ten fold
% the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Cdtarrh Cure.
IN tnu'actured by +. J. Cheney 4 90
Toledo, o., contains no mercury. and |,
1ken internslly, and acts dire ,tIy upon
me oiona anu mucus surfaces OF The
STEM. In buying Halls CArARsh
.ekk De sure you get the genuine; IL l.
TAKEN internsiiy and made In Toledo
v ,lo. by Z j. Cheney Il Co.
- sold by Druggists. price 76 cent,
p bottle. 2Od,c4t
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LIVE STOCK.

CORRECTED BY sT0- Z, r0RTER q HoPK rss
haies-ii 10 l419 hands high. ss5 to
| 10; II 10 IL hands high, 3ll0tol40.
| cattle-2@24e.
Hogs-1G4I2c.
SheeU-2@21ke;,rb co y Up, s16ss
Shipped-two ca. iosd OF mules and
one CT 9. ;iogs and cattle.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24
CONSTABIES.

Dis,riet No. R Q Vanhoozer, 2 J y Reece
sJH Yarbrough; 4, q J Watson; Wn
Holt; W Cover; J Anderson, Rob'
WIlRama;s Henry Butler; 8 lesea McNeece
10 Vim Bradford IL VIM Newton; IL g Z
Thomas; IL NJ G Magee; ii Vim Lrcy: u
NJ Thurman;iB Dnunevent; IT, FaI
Emith:1s Bose Murrell: 70 J NJ Chapman
70, j Holt; Il J L Marks.
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1 Exclaimed. eureka"
Notice TO Teachers.

white applicants desiring 10 be ex-
amined fer certificates 10 teach In the
public schools of Qlles county, VIII
meet me at Register office Let and 3rd
saturdays OF each month; Colored, And
and 4th. A. 3. AHEExATgY.
l7jan4t Co. Supt,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24

tn lie givea ut TIE Paia. XII Daru.
inc lass !iaA on Friday nigh,
Feb. Ia, iS69 Ladies cole in
fancy dress Gentieu en- ooue in
ordinary hall dress. Admission
a0cents tor LAS and gep,lvmao.
vt
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MASONIC

Pulaski Commendery, X. T. No 10; g A
Popa En-. Con mander, w c Nelson, ko'
Corder
PuIn Council r. 81 $. Master, No -
JRCr, Til IN. Master; Winsmp, k9
Pulank hAptor. X, a. NJ, Ne. 20; W !
Craig, II III ArroWsmith, Recorder -
Pulssn ,dgo, f, ~ A. Nj No. lOliH "
Ewing, " d.; G A Pope, Sec'y.
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Burt Oats.

| desire to answer the many
questions l am asked about Burt
oats by letter and other wise through
your paper.
The Burt oat originated in south
Georgia and was Introduced into
Tennessee by Col. Tom Crutcbfield
IL years ago.
The yield has been from 40 TOGO
bushels on fair land. They ripen
s or 10 days earlier than Texas
rust proof. BY some they are called
double rust proof. Never heard OF
them rusting, they grow fair
hight and the head is very long Of
ten half the length Of the stalk
they never lodge or fall down. The
length of the head makes the straw
fine feed for cattle after being
threshed. Two bushels should be
sOwn TO acre on moderate land; 3
onextra rich. / think rs bushels
possible on good land well put in.
Time to sow, last half of FEBRUARY.
Oats can be raised at a cost OF IL
to 10 cents per busbel; counting
every item of expense. For patch
at clover or orchard grass, nothing
is equal to oats. The land should
be turned in the fall and put in
with double shovel or harrow. One
inch is the best depth to cover seeG
Generally ridge land sows best for
oats. / sold to neighbor the past
year who sowed rough bill land and
made ga bushels per acre.
The above will answer most OF
the que stions asked,
III j. Ii. BURRow.
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A NASAL lNJECYoR free with
each bottle G; Shiloh's Catarfb REM
edy. Price % cents.
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LODGES.

INaEPENDET ORDER ODD fELLOw9.
Pulaski Lodge No. l2-Moetg every FIJI
dAy night Mt odd Follows Hail, coruor lat
and Flower street., j. X. Bumpas5, n g.,
James Mclean, l.. 8.
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Piles: piles: Itching pi,e..

Symphonic Moisture; Intense itching
asd singing; most ut nigh; worse hy
scratching. II allowed To continue tn-
mors form, which often bleed and Ill
cerate, becoming very sore. Swaynp's
Ointment stops the itching and bleed
Ing, heals liberation. and In most casc-
removes The tnmors. DR.. Swayue &
Son. Philadelphia.
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EZELL & NELSON.

The Spring term OF Martin Co'les o
begins Jan. Il. Students expecting &c
enter should apply immediately.
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John II Woodbridge, No Z Me t. hfst SAT.
urlsy in each month at 9 A hall.
{ Mitchell. president; rhoo Richardson
corresponding secretary
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AMERIcAN-LEGIoN or noNo X

Mehland Council, Nc. 400. Ii G cLaU-
zoe, commander; J a Casey soc'yi. j }
RANKIN, collector Meets ;s' uno 81 Thur
day nights at Rhnuister Nhll,
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KNIGHTS or HONOR

FnonAsh,p Lodge, No lea. J a I Shh-
leru, dictator; II Clay Mclaaurire, reporter
II Alrowemtth fnaucial TeVorer Jas
Oakes, Treasurer, Meets ana oI' ''''"o
niakts at Banuistsr Hall,
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a Voice From the Executive
Mansion.

Mr.. A. X. IIswkes--Desr Sir: The
paniiscopic glasses you furnished me
some time eince, give excellent satisiac-
i"n. have tested them by use, and
must say they are uncQualed In clear
ness and brllliancy by any that have
ever worn. Respectfully,
john b. GORDON,
Governor of State OF Georgia.
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by
Craig & MeLemore, Druggists. Pulas-
XII, Tenn.
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Cure for Sick Headache.

For proof that Dr. Gums LNei
| Ills cures tieaosci ask your u'oE
! it for free trif' 'Stfl%. ohly ga. az
~ u dose es' ~
sgats. Sold /
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W ARD AGAINST TIL
STRIKE,

And always have & bottle OF Acker's
English Remedy In the house. Y1,
cannot tell how soon Group may striA,
your little one, or cold or coupl
nay fasten itself on you. One dose T.
preventive and a few doses a DO itiy,
cure. All Throat and Lung trouble,
Yield to Its treatment. A sample bot
tile Ia given you free and the Remed,
guaranteed by Anderson a. Co, nj
A general assortment of Groceri,,
and Queensware at T.. j. Wells.
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The REV. GEO. Ii, THAYER, o
Goarbon, Ind, say.t "Both mysei
I'D vile owe our lives to sHllOH'5
lONSUMPIiGN CURE"
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"HACKMETACK,n n lasting anu
rsgrant perfume. Price 25 and g.
cents.
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Giles Council, No 4i9. Adolph "ersle
eeeut; J a Cayco, seo'y; u Arrowsm nun
oIeotor. Meets end and 4Ih Tuesday
lghts at Banuister Hall.
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Eczema, Itchy, Scaiey. Skin
T0rtures

The simple application OF "SwAYsk'
OINTMENT" without any Internal medi
cine, will cure any case Of letter, Sal
Rheum, Ringwo6n, Piles, Itch, aoress
tinpler, Eczema, all Sealy, Itchy skin,
Eruptions, no matter bow obstinate or
'ong standing. IL Ia potent, effective
ana costs but trihe.
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KNIGHTS or PYraIAs

stonewau Lodge, No, 12-Meets ovory
TnasdAv night at x Of 4. Hall west slde ot
sauare. J ii Iightioot, Z G; T Mason, y
q We Wileou, p; J Il White. NJ of +;
Rtarkey Duncan NJ Of +; Mark Arrowsmith
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larger Sums in much smaller proportion
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