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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

school at the Academy Jan. 7th
He comes recomm -nded highly a
an educator.
Will j. Burrow and family o
Santa Fe have been spending Christ
mas with Mrs. Burrows mother.
Mrs. Spivey and Walter Spivey
so long loS with typhoid fever. are
now conyalescing.
Prof. Tandy suspended school 8
week for the holidays. His school
10 in a fourishing condition.
Jas. Locke and bride ofNashville
spent two weeks with the family
of his father DR.. J. n. Locke.
Misses Annie a1d Fannie Locke
accompanied them to Nashville
where they are still visiting.
Allison Cameron aud Miss Nan
ME Vanhooser were married last
Sunday at The brides fathers, Rev.
j. Nj. Lock tying the knot. A
handsome reception was given them
at the groom's fathers, Esqs, r. u.
Cameron
On Thursday morning the house
OF N. T. Compton was disc
oa fire, the fire originated up stair
10y accident. Considerable CLOTH
ing was burned and the roof va.
on fire. BY heroic eff ,r. the fire
was extinguished.
Two weeks ago the store house
of V. o. Hayes was broken open
and burglarlzed. Ooly $3.50 ves
obtained.
Friday night an attempt was
% sde on the store of Miitoo Shields.
A number of holes we're bored
around the lock. The BURGERS be-
coming frightened left brace and
hit AMI piece of file which clue it
10 hoped will identify them.
a rousihg big Christmas tree was
had at thu B'ptisS church Monday
night. 1t fairly groaned with good
things for old and young.
l was shown some animals drawn
by Irwin Ashford. agei 10 years,
who has had but two months prac
tice, that are marvel FIR one so
Young. He displays q gen,us for
painting. With proper training he |
will one day be famous.
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Level Bottom AcatIeIn,
By HEUEL.


Hogs heads, spare ribs, bach
bones and liver buildings adorn oul
tables.
Health 10 our village is unusually
god.
The district union met here last
week. They repeft a pleasant meet
ing.
Thomas Smiths Touring and girls.
mill 10 doing a good business.
Babe White is building on hi,
farm. Rimor says be is going to
take in n partner.
j. NJ. White has sold six or sew
en- thousand pounds of pork this
season.
A Sunday scnool was organ lied
here Sunday l6.h:
Married, ON the 9th At the brides
fathers Mr.. S. Howard, Mr.. Wiley
Boyd to Miss Roena Howard Elder
Smith officiating. Alter congrat-
u!ations the party repaired to the
dining room where they found a
table loaded with all the luxurie s
necessary to safety the inner ma
On the following day their many
friends assem- bled at the grooms
fathers Mr.. Jack Boyd where a
sumptuous dinner was prepared to
which vOur humble CORE sDOndent
dia ample justice. Several socia-
bles recently engaged by the young
people.
Willis White of Sugar creek at
tended the wedding.
Mr., Adkins of Alabama was iu
the village recently.
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MENTION OF ProPIR,

Mr.. d. f. Wilson spent Christ
mas week in the city.
Miss Pauline Oliver is VISITING
Mrs. Winstead in Nashville.
Mr.. Fisher Leake, Of Fran kiln
Ky, was 10 Pulaski Sunday.
Mr.. Roe Lewis of Center Hill
Ala. was in Pulaski this week.
Capt. Tucker. OF Lincoln, Co, ia
visiting bis daughter Mr.. w. j.
Collier.
Mr. Portor, of Maury Co., spent
Christmas week with his sis,ee a re-.
Starkey Duncan,
Mr. John Ballentine has re- snrp ed
from Cincinnati whe-e he h. 9 been
residing for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Canningi am of
GAINESVILLE are visiting MIs. Gun
ningham's father Judge Aoer-
nathy.
Mr.. Tom Everett. of Louisville
vas Que ef the guests at 'diss Lii
ian Plummer's entf rtain meat
Tuesday evening.
Jro. G. Henderson brother OF
Capt. Jim Henderson OF AuvergL e,
Ark, is here visiting the home q
his childhood and buying 6ae hors- |
%.
Rev. w. X Thornton, wi Colum !
bia, was in the city last week. His
friends here are always II 4 to vel
come him lack.
MIR. o. C. Jones. OF Union City, |
after an absence Of several years
is back home for month or two.
tie brought his mother with him.
Mrs. j. NJ. Galloway and daugh-
ter of Ellis Mo. are visting her sis- |
tsr aud brother Mr.. A. J. McKin- /
man near Pulaski.
Miss Campbell OF Mississippi is
visiting her sister Mrs. Calvin Rey-
holds near Pulaski. She was the
gucst OF Mrs, J. S. Reynolds scvera,
days last week.
Mr.. Frank Winship arrived VT
his home in Pulaski Monday. H.
vas in a pretty bad railroad wreck
lear Montgomery anc was serious
ly bruised up. Nothing serious, it
is hoped, will result.
Messrs. Ben and Rivers Carter
were in the city CHRISTMAS week.
rney had only just reached Bir-
bingham on leaving nome when
hey were recalled by the unexpec.
Ted death of tneir sister Miss MAJ
Raret.
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l.ynnvIlie.
BY LYNN.

1t wonld be neKG TO BpOsslb'e to
notice all the happenings that have
,een crowded into holidays. M
sic, matrimony, and migration l.
IN the ear. Nearly everybody ha-
had q patty and those that have =,
married seem bent on taking the
olissful leap. those who have
not had parties or mar. led have sll
been to see their friends. All vote
Christmas a great institution.
J. II. Foster, w. +. Thurman an 1
wife and Will Howell all Of Manor,
Texas, are visiting ]. NJ. Tuur IN al
and the other numerous Thnrm ap
fanatics during the holidays
These parties have been iD rexas
8 years and seem prosperous and
happy in their new homes.
The Fry b. anch ran their red fox
Friday. All the men AMI boys with
their numerous kennels CT fey
bounds entered the chase with en
thusiasm 10 catch .he famous run
Ger. Whcu: might came on the fos
seemed fresh as the morning breez-
while dogs men and oven boys
tagged out. Once year they give
him an ali day race.
Alex Angus Snd MISS Sallie Ev-
rns we're married Thursday at the
brides fathers, J. s. Evans. A re-
ception was given them at th.
groom's fathers D r. Angus.
Mrs. Amanda Hawkins of Cheat,
KY, is spending q month with hei
daughter Mrs. Prof. Tapdy. Tb'
birth Of a new granddaughter was
the occasion Of the visit.
Thomas A. Brown Of fsldesta
Texas. who has been here q mon b
with friends LETT for home Saturds,
18th. He sold the WIIaon lands t.
Jessie McCloud at $50 an screa.
j. Il. Evans who has never full,
covered from tbe paeumoai, b
..ad last spring has Gaen woise fo
.,me time past.
We have the most elegant trsv
ling photograph outfit We ever saS
under canvass here. II looks i.k,
q circus tent.
.ohn A. Hickman of Dover, Ark
10 on q visit to his old home.
There has been eight or Ten build
ing iots sold In few week past.
T. G. McMahan will com ID me
building next week.
j. w. Dickerson removes TO N.st
vile this week. He will take boart
ers. His removal is regretted. HI
family 10 loved by every one.
Mrs III. G Walker has pur ID a.
ed the house occupied by Mr.. Dick
erson and with her son Harvie WI
occupy i.
Miss Lille fiippin of Pulasl
spent the holidays with her frien
, Miss Lula Ashford.
Miss Ella Story is spending 50 l
time among friends 10 Cnlum bia.
J. ). Gllbreth, Jr., has taken
half interest in The livery stabl
The trim will be McCloud / Gi
! breth.
> w. A. Ashford OF Memphis spe
g tso days at home during Christmt
+, He 10 running the largest s,es
a laundry 10 Memphis. His cner,
|, and pluck will win success 10 n
!. svocsties.
~ ~ r P'Agr YiH p
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BkY6ON .
BY Telephone Yesterday.

Joe Martin and family spent
Xmas week in Fayetteville and
were present At the marriage OF Mrs.
Martins sister, Mise Jennie Wood
ard.
Miss Matte MidkiE, Of Texas,
attending Normal school 81 Nash
vile, WAS out with Mrs. +. Dsvers
last week.
Rev. ii. III. Neuman, OF Florida,
anu Olver Neuman OF Texas, came
back To tnsir old home last week 70
attend the bed side OF their sieter
Mrs Gaultuey.
Miss josie Edmistin after chang
ing her pame TO Mira. DR.. Bed
came home Friday ~ speed The
fsw hrst days Of the honey moon a
aer mothers. We acre ell sur
| prised a. her coming back, married
woman, and ale as much pleased
with the man OF her choice. 4
boat oil friends wlsh ior them 81
success aud happiles-.
Il. +. and Hugh Wilson, OF Shef
man Texas. formerly OF this neigh
norhood, we're out 10 spend boil
days with old friends snd relstivs'
rney are both taking course
the medical school 81 Nashville.
Esq. T. W. Mct.urins Of Busks
lJ p bsbies tbs sQvPsNp n W
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Young Ed. Clayton Making q
Wise Disposition Of the ol1,-
600 He Won In the Louistaea
state Lottery.
Edward Clayton, the wsli-kpown
young business man OF thls oIty, who
Won Si5.D0O 10 the last dTAwlag Of The
Louisiana State LOTTERY, "a 10 no dan
ger Of allowing his money To get away
from him. Clayton bad . ons-twentl-
eth ticket Ia the number drawing the
$500 900 prize and when 10 discovered
that bis Was the lucky Number be u
onos deposited his ticker 10 ihs German
Bank, and through that iustitutlor
Clayton collected his money. 10 les
than week after hls prize had beer
drawn. tl5, 900 had been p.sced 70 Mr..
Ciayson's credit by The Louisisni
stsse Lottery Company 10 the Gsrmsr
Bank.
At noon yesterday Mr.. Cisytoa, &C.
oompsnisd BY his pretty. young vii
and little child, left for Greensboro
aud from there will go 70 Mclean caan
~ 10 enter Into business connectior
with bis iather-in-low, Plummer No
ian. Mr.. Nolan 10 - wesIthy residen
of that coxnfg aud young Clay ton oil
take ons OF hls farms. a psrtnsrshi
will be formed and With the eiS.0o
won In The Louisisns 6ssts Lottery
the drm will be given . good werchsn
tile start. Mr.. Clayton and bis fsth
OF iu.lsw will opee . general u~rchsn
iiss store Of Rssos Grove, sod will BY
tobacco on . large scsls. sewers
| wears ago Clay ton was Ia the comnis
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A Pleasant Event.

At the hCne OF Mr.. al 4 Mrs. A
j. Bailent,ne on Wednesday light,
Dec. oath, occurred one Of the mos,
pie" SAINT events of the seas n. A
reception and dance was given b,
Miss Oclean who az hostes dis
played hef hospitality in q gracious
and charming III amer. She wa.
assisted By her guest, Miss Media
M ,son. D.ncirg was the order OF
the evening and about II O'Clock
delicious refreshments were served
consisting OF every delicacy of the
season prepared by Mrs. Ballentine
whose cuisine is go celebrated
The following couples were present
Miss Orlean Ballentine, blue silk,
girniture pink roses ard diamonds,
with Ell Wade.
Miss Carrie Smith; pink silk,
white plush, en- train, garniture
pink roses, with d. + Wilson.
Miss Annie Lou Wells; white
ilk, lace and roses. with Henry
Rose.
Miss Lizzie Wilkes; blue satin,
3lusn trin,ulnss, with Will Reeves.
Miss Helen Heron; white silk
and lace ostrich tips, with Will
Rose.
Miss Tullie Pepper; wine eoloeed
olush. gold trimmings with Sam
Cooke.
MISS Carrie Robinson; Grim son
nlns", pale green surah, with Julian
Rivers.
MISS Lillian P,ummar; red cloth,
black velvet trimmings, with Chss.
Wales.
Mss Nina spoford; blue silk,
ribboa trimmings, with James Bal
lentine.
Miss Villa Smith; cream alba
toss, plush and roses, with DIR.
Knapp.
Miss Mary Lou Flournoy; white
cloth, pearl passementine, with
Dave Wade.
Miss Martha Adams; white silk,
striped gauZe, diamonds, with
FlournoY Rivers.
Miss Myrtle Mason; white silk,
tullc, flowers, with Will Grigsby.
Miss Media Mason; red plush,
white silk and diamonds, with Mr..
John al cGaw, Go umbia.
Miss Florence McLaurine, white
10th and satin. pearls. with Joe
Mason.
Fred Evans, Fred Gamble end
Tom Rainee, Columbia.
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! HAPPY New Year to All.
The old year goes ort,the new comes 10
Not 70 have your photo made woult
| truly be q sin;
Also the old Artist goes OFT and lth,
new comes 10,
And not to pstron:ze him would alss
be a sin;
The old one was j. y. Patter son, hs
goes to Nashville,
The. new one is F. V. A. Ray msr, lac
stays 1t Pulaski still:
Now one and all shouId come and cal
on him,
Aud you will nev.r regret It IS long
as you live.
The Pulaski Art Gallery Is again open
aud resdy for businsss. Ny patrons
all did me NJ my place Of husiness
during all hours Of tho day aud rsepar-
Of 70 do as good work ~ can he done
IN the state. Give ms trial and see
for yourselves. T. V. A. R,ymsr,
Snpt. Pulaski Art Gsllery. IL
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ELKTON.
BY PECK.

| Christmas has gone. 1888 n
more. "God lives and the Cover n.
tnent At Washington still goes on"
Nay the incoming year be fought
with innum2rabie blessings for our
town and country, and a lage sub
scription list TO the good county pa
per, The CITIZEN.
Our lot being cast mostly with
| ahe young iolks our news is neces
! ssrily connected With them.
Misses Emma Daniels and M I'D
Best. two charming young girls, Of
Martin college. spent TWO days in
our village during the holidays.
Misses Weloorn and Hutton, who
have been visiting at Hon. 4. w.
Copeland 9, returned last week to
Their home near Lewlsbarg.
Mass Ladie Hall 10 visiting home
folks near Franklin.
/ Mrs. W. e. gaugh returned from
birmingham Monday.
A most delightful entertainment
was glvcl at tne hospi.able resi-
dence of DIR. Williams last Tuesday
nlgnt.
Misses Lila and Pearl Patterson
attended the party as pr. Williams.
An ap.on parry at Prof. Todds
On Friday night Was vel! attended
and hugely euJoyed. JAS Borelsnd
received the premium for the hes,
sewing.
Misses Baugh and Skillern, OF
Aspen Hill, Were with US during
xmas,
w. L. Holland aeturned from Bir-
.ningham last week.
LIE Wilkinson and Stith Moore
sere In E,kmont and Athens last
week.
4. I. S"eeny is in Mason Miss.
Jae. Riggs is in Nashville this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. =. b. Carter were
Waiting relatives here last week.
they returned home Saturday,
Joe Patton spent Christmas In
Lynnvllle.
Miss Kate WIlliams 10 visiting
Mss LIZZIE Hyue In Elkmonts
VIII Rose of Pulaski was with
ls Saturday aud Sunday.
d 4. Rldge~ay was at home two
days last wsek.
Robert Patton hsd one eye &C.
verely cut Dy Roman candle and
a. 4. Austin ran into u wire fence
Mack Orr, whJ is now living III
CHAT aaooga, WAS 1t home iasi
week.
Miss Cora RAlsiou, one OF Mzr
lin colleges very sweetest gir.-,
spent last week with us. We con
sratulate our you x ami handsoB'
darsrovss upon sendIng the
Your reporter and Two friep
spent last Wednesday eve III =
PIE asantly ut Di. II. l.. Patters":
| VIM. Il light and John Hende /
son OF Arkansas were here dunn.
Christmas.
Luke Moore of A hens is visiiint
OILS brother Stith.
Messss. Austin Hargrove and
BArelaud spent sandy in Lie couh
Ty.
Luther Hughey is at hi'
o.u home for lev week..
Mss Anna Snithsf Bethel wai
here sunday.
We wish Tue CITIZEN . prosper'
Gus wear.
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In Chanosry a, Pal
JANUARY RULES, 1889.

). q. Hsbsrt, complainant, 70. John b
Rose. dsisndsnts.
y sbis cause is appearing 10 the ssusfso
lion OF ths Clerk aud Master from an AZ
dsvit TO tbs bill, that tho defendant, John 1
Rose. 10 . men resident Of tho State Of Tst
hsssss. 90 that tbs erdi osry process Of Mi
court cannot be served on hun,
DO motion IL 10 therefore ordered ths,
pabiostion be IN sds for four wsska In sue
oA.sion ~ the Puissti Citizen, . nswspsps,
published 10 the town Of ulsski, in sale
Bts .. requiring tbs said defendant 70 D.
and appear on The nrst day Of the nest ter n
OF The .Chsncsry Court to 10 he'd for tb
eounty OF 0iiss, .. the rt-houes In Pu
lssti, on the let Monday 10 February neg,
and answer compislnsnts bill, OF the ssm,
-il b token tor confessed o, 70 him apc
SCI for hssring sI- psyts.
SAn%t J. y. STACY. Z. IN.
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Giles, vii! leave for Fayetteville
soon.
Mr.. A. II. Essaa and soa. W., 4
Esson, went to Nashville this Nee'
to buy their groceries.
The grandest even. OF th" season
was u party given nj Mr.. iiah Aym
ett's, on Friday night Also . ins
supper a. Esq $ W. Buffers.
There was family reunion NJ
Col. Abernsthy's one day ia Xmas
All his children and grand chill lrsn
being present. Also . nagnii emf
dinner OF every thing Imaginable,
which every Que dad jastice ".
Misses Minnie and Maggie Con-
nell resolved fne box from their
aunt in Nebraska, which was worth
about $50.
Mrs. Nora Esson spent this week
with the old folks at home.
Prof. Bub Alternately has beer
in the hollow recently.
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Pay Now!

THE FiHh OF McCoRDi& SMITH
L Ia dissolved by agreement Mr.
McCord retiring and Mrs. Smith con.
tinulng. The old busin-ss must be set
tied up and collections will be force,
by law alter q reasonable time. Thei,
are two thousand men In Giles an,
elsewhs that owe US and this l. to Civ.
notice TO each that pay ment Ia require.
at once. We are forced TO itI Mr.
smith 10 authorised to receipt for ev
ery'htng and make all settlements.
LAPS. ID. McCoRp,
II mrs. JE0, BATKMAN SMITH.
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One of the planks in the Repub.
lican platform, adopted 3. Caicsgo
calls fer reduction oflelter postag,
to l cent per ounce. Now that ID,
Republicans are 10 power We ma,
look for . move to be made in tn.
next Congress to reduce letter
postage. The Postofiics Depart
ment has not been self,suatain ine
since the reduction of postage from
3 to 2 cents, but il has never beer
the policy of the Government to
make money out Of this departm en-,
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

J L Jones, chairman county court.
Ds. No. Is Bottoms, J L Patterson
al G Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
s-Thos Hanna, 7 B Jones;
an A Warren, Polk Prince;
81 p Buchanan, d T Waugh;
sc II Tidwsll, W X Rsckley;
I'll l. Jones, J AoCsllum, W West,
} ChsttsFton.
SIS W Butler, Sam Hopkins;
80 K Austin, Press Absrn Athy aud Johr
sphenson:
l0--1 Wilson. ) n Houston;
ll--E q Esliok, A0Lin Marks;
l2-.W 2 Hart, JAs. Hart;
3--M Copeland. D II Parsons;
ls--J @ Hannah, A D Yokely;
l6-J W AoLsurins, W " s1ordon, 4 z
AmsfoR.
ls--J4s Lathorps, Dan'l Kincsid.
NV A Rothrock, A J Helrniok;
1T A Puryear, WIN Chambers;
IY---J NJ Parker. J p Anderson:
s-FM Bass, K J Curtir;
%---DF BrowniDg,W A CofmAn.
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

Don't swear of, bat resolve TO do
better and keep the resolution.
How does that new leaf that you
turned over Thursday look? Any
dies on it2
Owing TO the clouds the eclipse
OF the sun was not per eeptible here
Tuesday.
Although down with its subscrip-
ton price, TaR CIrIzsE lie ful-
ly up With the times.
At the meeting IT the grand jury
in Birmingham On the 7th the
Halves case will be the frat copsid.
cred. :.
The election for municipal otti
GERS OF Pulaski comes, of one week
from next Saturday. Have your
tickets ready.
No matter what 1t coats TRg Car
tzEs will have new power press
soon aud better printing will 'he
dous. We have said it.
! &C. Bsown shipped II fat mules
from Lybnville Mooday and has
just received 81 yearlipgs itoin
Kentucky.
The American OF Wednesday
says Gen. Laps. d. MoCord has
withdrawn from the race for secre-
tary of state.
Warrants were issued Tuesday
by the comptroller for the seminar
| ual distribution Of the school fuud
for the six months beginning Oct. ],
1888. Gile's portion 10 $l,5S0.57.
i The many friends Of Rev. T. ]
Duncan will be cory 10 hear OF tb'
death of his daugh,er-in-law Mrs
IJercme Duncan OF Clarksvills. She
died Friday 2sth inst. OF typhoie
fever.
Mr.. X. c. Hansell, for.Gsrly lCss
editor Of THE CITIZEN, Was mars!et
NJ Fort Smith Arkansas on the 90
inst. TO Miss Marguerite: Locke
Clark's host OF friends here ~ist
him ali the happiness and prosper
, ity that is possible to have 10 thi'
life.
In another column will he founs
q list OF those who have been actin
az agents for THE CITIZEN. We al
them 70 continue aud such rs can
not will please notify US. 1hes
agents are urgently requested TO e
b to work sud complete their clubs fo
9 1859, aud forward names q: once.-
! Mr.. Ed. b. Jones requests us t
cay that he has n OF been Co Tulla
bona, does not expect to &c, and
II not publishing e paper there. neNs
II has and never expects to. He ca
Il still be found OF the office OF th
b clerk and master In Pulaski. M
III S.Jones is the mAu who Is pa
J, fishing . paper At Tullaho'ra, and
y very good paper it lie.
70 The last leap year entertainer
= took place at the elegant new resi-
&c dsnoe Of Mrs. Wales last Thursds
N night The young ladies o. Il
70 city rendered their last reeept'e
~ ~ to the young gentlemen aad d.
" everything in their power TO rsnd
% the time pleasant. Elegant resresl
Cd ments we're served aud all enjoy.
W the evening immensely. Thisis q
~ iast time the young ladies will
80 kind for four years and It 10 q
place OF the gsntleneu now 70 ma
'sF all the advance.
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Owl Hollow.

We have speat the merriest
Christmss ims sinable. Big din
nsrs. psrties Of all kinds. aud sew
eral Christmas trees.
Mrs. Buchanan, of Arkansas, IL
Visiting her father, Mr.. Jerrie Aym
EFT. Sac left Giles 80 years ag,,
and this 10 her 6rst visit.
NJ. Grafton Abernathy, one oil
our beat boys, left for California
one day las. week. We are sorr,
TO give him up.
Mr.. AdkiL's little child had on,
OF its eyes put out by dre-crscker
de lit the hre-crscker and stuck i
o q powder-horn which exploded
| Asssrs. n. 9. sad Butler Absr
Ipsihy, ssp ~ .ss bsss ,ssessy
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To use Hodges Sarsparilla with
iodide OF Potash, the great purifier tor
che blood. a certain cure for rheuma.
ism. seroiuious affections and all dl-
'eases peculiar % females. Iion0vates
aud invigorates the system. Physicians
recommend H.. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., Nanuiactu-
rers, Nashville. Tenn. sl.OO per hot
tie. sold by Craig q McLsmorv.
todeg.
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A women who had been twice di-
Vorced, relates the Norwich Bulle.
tin, aa#e into the superior court 70,
a third divorce last Saturday. She
~as advised to wait three years be-
tore she asked the court for another
divorce. That woman ssked Q lit
lie too much.
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From Yesterdays Americana
Cotton - good ordinary, IN; low
mlddling 81.
Flour-family, % IS
Wheat, new GOAL.
Corn--sacked In depot, A
Cattle, best butchers, $4.Soa2 so; med
inm l.75a2 90; grazing steers 2.25a2. 25
Extra good shippers q $4,000.
Sheep-good tat 2 50a3.O0
Hogs-225 lbs up 81 65a4 20; zoe lbs
md up 4 SUa4.S5; l6O los and mp 460s
IS; 100 lbs and up 4 25s4 so.
Bacon clear country sides 8,
Shoulders Z; hams 8
Country laFd l1xc
Butter lOal5; egXs Is
Beeswax 20; festhers, choice AN
Oats, car lots, 32c
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

New housekeepers
willsshnd it to their in
tereSt to call on us be-
fore buying, as we can
furnish them every
thing they need for
their table and kitchen
at very low prices.
EZELL & NELSON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

Pun ASK, Jan. 2, 1889.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAID BIT DEALHAs QHln.--
Cotton 7 a9
Corn, old 80; new S3,
Wheat, S0a80. Oats Sac
Bacon new, dry smoked shoulders ! !
Sides IL; hams 10,
Lard. l0c.
Butter, l0sl5.
Eggs, l5c.
Beeswax, Is
TAllow, &c.
Feathers, 4Oc.
Hides, Green, 2a4; Dry 1int. sas
Meal, so
Dried Apples, ~. Peaches a]Ss3
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03
Master Edwin Farmer

The Edwin F4r-ner concert FRI
lay nisht, though not largely pa
ron'zed by our people, Wa, hr'i-
liant musical success. Master Eh
win was assisted by nis father aui
mother and local talent. Thu
youthful artist is acknowledged L
be the finest pianist of his age il
thecouniry and every inch q little
gentleman. Mrs. Ful iner was sew
e-al times encored, while Prof
Henry Farmer acquitted himself il
his usual happy style, that lie, OF
the style If the finest tiuiist in th'
world. The local talent came il
for II share of the plauii,s of ih'
select and appreciative audience.