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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-07-25

embarrassing, the towns are small
povertv-stricken and dirty. AT the
stations he people were sunburn-
ed, sad and stolid creatures; men
chewed tobacco, women wore sun
bonnets, and negroes were planti-
full, ragged and dirty. Tobacco
warehoa es were conspicuous in ev-
cry place we passed through;
miles and miles OF swampy roads,
and We seldom saw well-kept
and prosperous farm. 1t is quite
possible the railroad passed through
The worst part of the country. 1t
! often does. Nashville is heauti-
fully situated on the Cumberland
rive, and has population of l0O,-
900 people.
Yesterday we went to the largest
church ere, q Methodist one. The
minister was an invite d guest OF
the one in charge, and much to my
surprise he gave
FINE, LIBERAL SERMON,
a regular Simon pure Unitarian
sermon. | have been told that they
are very old-fashioned in religious
matters IN the south, maintaining
a strict orthodoxy. A Unitarian
Church does not exist here. Ina :
inc any surprise, then, to hear this
sc mon. But, AZ | say, The nan
was q stranger and / don't thiuk
his discourse was reiished by tie
ccngreg .tion. There were no &C.
SD ,nsive faces sround me. HIS one
thought was: "R.lIgou IS a simple
thing; folIog The truth as it is re-
yea cd 10 each soul and initiate
Christ. Ale was odd ami "Berch :
ery'' in some Of his illustrations
and expressions. 1t you think
heav is going to &c recruited
from the amen Garner OF the Aetti1
dist Episcopal Church slime jou
will he mig htlp mistaken" 1--WE
should no. make forms and cere-
monies a part of o1rselvcs, tqt
wear them as We 10 anf Giothes,
ready 10 lay them asid. Tor b ter
ones wheu they are ohiwofn. II
we scar them Ike our skins we are
sure TO become Ia dc bound, anl
HIDE-BoUsD CHRISTIAN
, is no better than pa:s5mon..:irird
old Pharlsee "rhe JeT l. h"paJ
| by the clip theory; tie Bapli,s Ia:
the dip theory 7 eshyteriaaa has.
the grip theory EpiseopaliaGs have
the lip theory; Methodists b Y; IT,
hop ami SKIP theory, alb iAsl ..
: all sp, 70 sssr taBss thee Il = nk'
! thcp skins, til they ar: h'i,'
, bound" Much az his d.s,oa. :,
, was smooth and eloquent, and th- nj
dof bis quoting Eneisoa aud Ten
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Giles County Sunday School Convention


AT previ II, meeting held III
the Presbyterian Church meet
ing of O iies COUNT SUNDAY Schs"l
workers was called To 10 II III
Methodist church ia Pulas ii Sat
urds, Jaly 20ih. at IL A. NJ f"r
the puf pose OF calling Giles CouE-
ty Sunday-School conven ion.
at the hour named fair represent
tation from the county was present.
and alter devotional exercises con-
Quoted by w. r.. Craig, H. w.
Ewing was chosen chairman and
Z. G. McCord, Sc " OF The meeting.
Chairman Ewing then stated tue
purpose of the meeting TO decide
whether or not we should call a
county convention and In the even
to elect time and place for same
and appoint committees to arrange
programs, etc. w. r. Craig
moved th at we call a Giles County
convention which was carried and
after discussion, Thursday and
Friday Aug. 18th. and 10th, at the
Meth edist church in Pulaski was
chosen as the time and place.
A motion prevailed for delegated
con gen,Ion, and the basis of rep e.
sentation was made as follows:
Each school shall be entitled to the
Supt. and one delegate 70: each
twenty members and fractional
part thel eof. ID. L. Wilson moved
that all friends aud members of
schools throughout the county be
invited to attend the con7en ton
whether delegates or not, which
carried. On motion of T. Il. Har-
we'll a commit ee To arrange pro-
gram wac C;!osen as fellows: Il. "
Ewing, l. n. Y"kelv. j A. CaI ce
+. q. McCord and Ii. +. Williams.
On motion the CHAIR appointed
comm ttee on arrangements as fol-
lows: w. r. Craig, Joe Mclean,
Mrs. j. A. Jackson, Mrs. j. G.
Ford and Ms. w. A. Paisley.
On motion OF d. l. WilSoo the
Sec'y. was in, tructed TO publish the
proceedings Of this meeting in The
county apers.
Il w. EWING, Chm.
f. G. McCoRD, Scc'y.
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BrysOn.
BY PUER.

We have fine school and al
good teacher rs Giles can affot q
Rev. II. l. Booth is visiting at +
NJ. Steyensons this week
Misses LIZZIE and Nellie Bridg-
iorth, two Of Alanamas most
charming young young ladies, are
visiting thtir sister, Mrs. ID. E.
Wilson.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson was visiting al
Fayetteville lev days ago.
Mrs. J. W. King was visiting
her moth,r at Elkmont St.tion
Ala, AT we *.
Dir. Nit Ki Z and family wes,
visiting at Prospect i'w days
since.
Miss Anna Martin is vi iting
her grandfather in Lincoln this
week
Mr. Will MarLin aud his two
most accomplished si-tess, Misses
Susie aud Mary, a'c on v sit %
their grandfather at Blanch.
De-. DIckey was called to bis old
home few days since to see his
grandchildren.
Mr.. Oh yer Bridg 'orth, Of Elk
mont Station, was here II few days
since ON visit 10 his daug bter,
Mrs. d. +: Wilson.
Mr.. Felix Vaughn, # your city,
was4ere last N onday on busir ess
L. NJ. Stevenson aud DIR. ID ckey
ven to Elkmont Spllngs tue 18th
to attend the County Ail,ance aid
eport pleasant time.
There is a great deal OF sickness
III the community 3: this writing
and our doctor IS busy all tie time
Success t. The CITIZEN,
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Physicians Confess.

All honest, conscientious physicians
who give IL. ID. Is. (Botanlc Bloo.l
balm) trial, frankly admit lts super
iorify over ALL other blood medicines
DIR. w. j, Adair, Roekmart, Ga.
writes; ~ regard Is. u. Is. ns one oi
the best blood medicines"
Or. A. II. Roscoe, Nashville. Tenn.
writes: "Lll reports OF u. ID. ". are fa-
voraoio and lis speedy action ID truly
wonderful"
Dir. J. w. Rhodes. Crawforlsyllle
va, writes: II confess Is. II. Is. l. the
oes and quickest medicine for Theu-
mailsm have ever tried"
DR.. ;. J Farmer, Craw iorlsy NE
Ca, writs: II cheeriully recommend n.
Is. u. as fine tonic Alternative Ita nae
CURED AN excrescencc OF the meek after
other remedies affected no perceptlhle
good"
pr. {. II. Montgomery, Jacksonville
Ala, writes MY mother insisted on
my Sottlng u. u. Is. for her IAeunss..
sism, as her ease stubbornly resisted
the usual remedies. She experienced
Immediate relief and nee improvements
has been truly wonderful"
Appointment physician who vhhe.
his name not given, ays: "a patient
Of mine whose case OF tertiary syphils
vas surely Killing him, and which n,
treatment seemed 10 check, was entlr-
ly cnred with about twelve bottles sj b
Il. B. lie was fairy made up OF skin
and bones and terrible ulcers"
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Notice to Correspondents

We want 20 impress 1t on the
minds OF correspondents thNt we
4ciU not publish communications
where the name of he wri or is not
siyned and where beth sides Of the
nsuer is written a. on. We had an
interest ng communication from
Mu,lbery Valley this week which
we bad TO cnnsign To he waste
basket for these reasons.
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JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

l. Jonos, chairman county court.
Dis. No. IL Bottoms, j l. Patterson
a Gilbert. Carey Gilbert;
8-Thos Hanna, b ones;
IN Warren, Polk Prince;
81 + Buchanan. ID 7 Waugh;
&c II TIdwell, W X 2ackley;
II l. Jones', McCallum, j w West,
J ChRtterton.
SIS W Butler, Sam Hopkins;
80 + Austin, PToss Abernathy and Johr
ephensou;
10 w lson + N Uonston;
IN G. FHlick, McLin Marks;
l2-W + Hart, Jas. Hart;
I'm T Copeland, d II Parsons;
l4--J Hannah. A ID YOkely;
15-J w HoLauTine, W W Gordon, K X
ameron.
l6-Jas Lathorpe, Dan KincGid.
wv A Rothrock, a j Helmick;
ls-T a Puryehr, WIN Chambers;
l9-J NJ Parker. Z Anderson
90 + NJ Bass, K J Curtis;
AID f Browning, W Cofiman.
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BRIEF LOYAL MENTION

Ma, or Richardson has had the
mud holes on the southwest corner
Of the square flied up.
The recent heavy rains caused
the loss of many thousands Of dol
lars to the farmers OF this county.
The protracted meeting at Pleas
ant Valley will begin the llth of
August. The Rev. w. }. Collier
is expected to assist IN the meet
ing. w. , HARwELL.
A steam laundry would pay in
Pulaski. What's the matter with
some cnterprisins citize! forming
company and establishing one.
Any one desiring comfortable
and 81 CANT sub, rban home Will do
well to read the advertisement Of
Mr.. !. N. Smithson in the CITIZEN
to-day.
Mr.. =. NJ. Ezell is rec living the
congratulations OF his friend on
the advent OF the 70 tn daught, l
at his hon yesterday.
There are now twenty fire in
ma'es Il the count, jail AT this
place. every one of which are ne
gree. tive three uales and
two females.
Sc the splendid new sad of Il.
f. Abctnathy II Co. in this issue
Their stock is complete and ware:
and customers cannot fail TO fine
hat they want and he pleased will
Their Iolle 81 Inks a Il beautiful
DDS:
Capt. N. c. Fi'zpAtr lex, o: Blu
ford's, has rente.i his place to w. }
Wilsfnrd and will come to Pulaski
and engage in business. We at
glad to have such an ex' client bus
lines man amCng us.
We publish this week Mrs. Fla
via Canceld's letter which has ere
ated such y sensation Throughout
the south
We have no epithets Ia aep'y t.
Mrs. Garfield. There IL no true
cou, tly sour thcrn gentleman VIII
would treat au, female (no latte
what the otgease) ,npoiitely or un
kin ". However, we feel Coz
strained to repeat that this lad
will never 1--we to see the day "he'
the "hlack heel will he on The whit
neck "
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i.ynnvilIe.
BY LYNDA.

Robert Houston is very low at
this writing with fever, hut we hope
he will soon be up.
Miss Bessie Ii lgdon Is now teach
i~g S, hooI at Elk Ridge, beginning
on last Monday.
Mr.. L. W. McCord, OF Pulaski,
was up to see the new mill last
week IL ia nice to call and look
ut the enormous display oi macHln-
cry they have, and our friend Mr.
Nicely takes all delight in showing
the visitors through the mill. Our
town is always proud OF OF such
clever men as they are. The mill
will soon be reody tor steaming up.
Mr.. Woods Register, now with a
firm in Memphis, came home last
Monday to spend two weeks with
parents and friends
We ate glad to report Mrs.. DR..
Kelsey, who has been very low for
some tine, improving and can re-
port at this writing hopes OF re-
covering.
Misses Mary and Addie Thom as
are in Nashville visiting friends.
ar. Sye Davidson, who now
holds u high position in Washing
ton City came home last week TO
spend several weeks with parents
here. We can safely speak OF him
as being moral and noble yong
man in every particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty left last
week for Corhersrilc where they
will make their home for while.
Mr.. Davis of Texas, after spend
iny some weeks with relatives here
left on w. dnes,lay 70 his hom",
accom- panied by Miss Matte l'ugg
10 stay some time with relatives
there.
Mrs. Pearl Alternately. OF Ala
bams, is now visiting friends in
our midst.
Miss Cora WI sford, ( Cul!eoka
Que OF the loveiiest and sweetest OF
blends returned home Sunday evcn-
ing ter spending three weeks
with relatives here.
Mr.. John Higdon was in Ath-
ems several day S last week.
Prolrlctel Getting b, gins on
next Sunday at the Chri- tan
church at OLD H. unviile, cor luot
ed b. that able I,reaches, Rev. MIR.
Harding. If Ky and other distln-
guiyhed ministers and exhoi te =
| II u abroad will part ci. ate
NeCIoul Il Giipro-a are no lon.
ge, prap'i tors Of The liver, stable,
having sold gu. last week to our
clever gentlemen J"sn hoyd u
| Brother. who viii always des.
promptly.
i Mr. G. Ashford spent sevSral
,Cay1 last week with rclatiYes neal
Cool springs.
We sessa ae vt soon loose froq
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our single list one al our hand
some widowers. Call at Mr.. ID. b
Gsrrettsstore Tor Other information
Nj. Bohasha hts organized s
class IN vocal musia at the NJ. +.
church, ana as he Is competen,
Instructor We can say that our town
can beast of sp endId singing after
this.
Mr.. j. Ii. Barre" wrn. 10 Cor
nersvile last week to see his broth.
er who was sick.
Guy Markum of Fayetteville,
one of our old school pupils was
In our town last week |, oking as
bright as new dollar.
Allen Bugg, colored, who went
deranged last week was carried to
Pulaski Saturday and lodged 10
Jail
Prof. Tandy snuou ces that the
fourth term of the high school here
will begin August 5th.
The Pulaski CITIZEN is the most
popular paper IN the county. When
l miss getting the CITIZEN | feel
like | have lost something of con
siderable value.
Miss Fannie Locke made fly ing
visit to Pulaski asst week.
Oae OF our gents made a flying
trip down the pike Sunday even
ing to see his best girl.
Mrs. Jno. HindmAn, of Nashville,
is down now 10 visit her many
friends here.
Mrs. Gill, who has teen here on
visit to her sons family, Mr.. Bill
Gill, returlrh 10 her home in Col.
uin hia Sunday.
Mr.. Wcudard. of Columbia,
spent ! Snaday VITA lrenos
ici
Oar iowa IS st'il putting on
lenty OF style.
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Call Meeting Of the Farmers Association
The association mel for he pur-
pose nf rtosea1 z ne: Dr.. Huwel,
moved % fe-e ecl lie pr sent Off
GERS:
! +. O. A hcrna.hy, Preside I; D.
Wilson, Vice Pc ident, W. r
Gu. Ftya-u.cr; j. II. Blrro :.
Secretary; j. K. Short, Librarian,
All were elected. t. o. Aoernathy
put in nomintion D. Wilson for
president.
Executive committee continued.
New members, We. Juo. Burrows
+. o. Alternately said the asso
citation WAS grand success-was
here TO stay, and is accomplishing
great good and becoming no OIL
oas
Mr.. Shores moved that all farm :
efs outside Of ali associations be
solicited to join with US in the use
of cotton bagging. Passed.
DR.. Harwell moved that we offer
a vote of thanks TO the good peo-
pie of Wales for the magnili ent din
ner prepared for the Farmers Asso
citation at its annual meeting
Passed.
Resolved to meet in the grove
at Wales Station at the next meet
Jog, 2nd SATURDAY. in August.
Subject. How TO make Farm
inc paw" d. Wilson and Carter
t, open. Other distinguished speak
ers will address the Association.
Every body invited-basiet dinner.
Members who planted the Full
caster wheat WILL please bring sam
plies and rep on same. Also
finish their reports made on wheat
at time OF planting, giving results
Of method. practiced. Adjourned.
w. S. RHEA,
Sec'y protein.
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Beespring.
BY PUELLA.

We have had an abundance OF
rain which has hcIpcd the crops
considerably.
Rev. MIR. Woodward, OF Fayette.
vile, on his return from SEA Shore
camp-meeting occupied lhe pulpi,
at this place last Sunday. He
preached an able sermon.
Miss Lizzie McLaurine has re-
turled from the camp meeting al.
TER AL absence of two weeks.
Misses Holt were visiting Mrs
w. b. Sattle, OF Pulaski last week
Nj. @. w. Elder and Miss Cori
Young, oi near Pisgah, were VS.
lting At Knox Lyod's last Sunday
a. K. Alternately was in til,
neighborhood last Sunday.
Mrs. j. G. Goo irich, of Dellros"
and Mrs. L. ii. Bryant were VISIT
Ing here last week.
Miss Beulah DAVIS was shopin,
In your town last week.
Miss Lillian Hunter gave birth
DAY diner la t Sand y and invit
ed several OF her friends. Sh
was ei' zen years al ).
col. Lloyd attended prayer meet
lng at Plsgah last sunday night
1t seems that be has parucula
CUISINES" at ta,t place.
Noses Lillian Hunter AMI Len
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From the Cresno, Iowa, Phlndealer
we have never, rs our readers for
nearly thirty years in this county car
testify, written pun of any patent
medicine. Duty Ms well ms inclination
impels us To depart from this studied
silence, to say TO our readers and the
public that, having been completely
Frustrated with a violent aud distress
ing cold, after three days fighting IL
with ordinary remedies and getting no
relief from their use, we obtained boz
tie OF Clarke's Extract of Flax (papil-
lonl Cough Cure, obtaining almost In
slant relief and a steady Improvement
under It's use." Large bottles only 81.
Ask for Clarke's Flax Soap. Best on
earth. 20 cents Both the above for
sale by Pope q Reeves, Druggists.
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Mr.. Il. j. Smith. editor of the IT.. All
ererombie, Dakota, Herald, says: "rhr
most wonderful MEDICINE have eve,
met with Is Chamberlain Collie, Choler.
and Darrboe Remedy. In case of collie
II give speedy relief. On hunting Trim.
nave found 1t Indispensable. Put H.
alNali water IL imparts pleasant tastt
ana prevents the painful diarrhmt
which alkali water produces. l could
not feel safe without IL In my house "
20 ard 30 cent bottles FOR sale bv Craig
" McLemnre, ruggists. 2Oln-tt
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We desire to tell our citizens, that for
years we have BEEN selling n-. King ia
New Discovery for Consumption. DIR.
Kings New ..ife Pulls, Pucklen's Ar
nioa Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well. or that have given saeh aniyer-
sal satisfaction. We DO not hesitate TO
guarantee them every time, and we
stand rtady 70 refund the purchase
price, II satisfactory Tesalta do not fol-
low their use, Thssa remedies have
won their grea' popularity purely on
their merits. II NJ. Grigsby, Drug
aes,.
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Free Entertainment.

Bethel Library Association will give
n tree literary Entertainment on FRIDAY
night, July Goth, 1889, at Bethel. Tenn.
The public are cordially Invited. The
Pulaski string band will furnish music
for the occasion. lee cream and lemon
ade viii b- served on the grounds bv
the Association; the proceeds OF which
are Tor the benefit ~ the Library
\ a.. Brown,
j. NJ. lARpRouGu,
G.. NJ. EpMUSps IN,
- Committee.
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Mrs. C.anhald's Letter.

Tue following lester from Mrs
Can6eld vile of President Garfield.
was Published in the Toeka, Kan !,
Capiioi. /, bad been The especial
endeavoF Of all who met the writer
here tn make her visit TO Nash vile
a pleasant IL as Tar as p sshle:
was rather dissppoiL ed in The
looks OF Ghs -snny routA go far as
| have seen 1t. Kentucky, seen
from our car windows, seemed very
much like Missouri; INK empt sn
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF Groce.
ries ever opened In Giles county and
we are prepared 10 offer merchants
prices TO compete with any wholesale
market. Oar new warehouse have
more hoor-room than any other hcuse
In the city and we keep them pacKed
with goods. We can save you money.
Try us with an order o. a..l trad,
will be supplied AS usual.
j. y, CnILrRns Il Co.
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Prezby,orian-Co Corner Second and Flower
,reota. Row d l.. Wilson pastor. Ser yicoe
sunday ut II IL m. and p. m. Sunday
school at IL IN Il W. Ewing sup't.
Cumberland Corner 31 and Madison
Rev. /. N. Yokley pastor Services every
sunday at II Il III. and =. m. sunday
chool at 9:3la IN Prof Romine 'uperin-
.sndnnt.
Methndi-t chnrch-W } Collier, P" tor;
Services Suuda, 1T 1880 III aud y m;
sunda, school Mt S:.5 An " ,. izolit
sup't.
Elscopsl church-cornof Madi"oh and
Third Kov w q g 1h,mPaOE, rector
Service. Sunday at IO:i5 IL IN and S;l5 p m
Christinn rhprch-sorvicos Sunday morn
ug at Bunuistor Hall No TegnlGr pnstor
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COUNTY OFEiCERs

j + English, sheriff, W W Marks, deputy
sheriff, W Craig, trustee; Philips
-egister, W g Ezell, Co court clerk, j +
Lowthrop, coroner; W. y. Newbill, survey
or W w Marks jailor.
Circuit co irt-Meets first MONDAYS In
haroh, Augr t and December. ID 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 q Stacy, clerk
nd master, e. 3 Jones. deputy.
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Let us give the readers OF the CITIZEN
a little timely advice. Hct weather Is
coming and with it collie, cholera NOR
bus, dysentery and diarrhpl. The only
safe way t. combat these diseases is 10
keep some reliable remedy at hand, and
all who have tried Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera aud Diarrhe Remedy will ad-
mic that 1t Is the most prompt, reliabl,
and successful medicine known for these
complaints. 1t costs but 25or 10 cents
and may he the means OF saving you or
your family much suffering. II not lite
itself. before the summer Is over. For
sale by Craig 81 McLemore, Druggists,
Pulaski. 20jun-tf
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CIR ANDPA EDW ARDS
He Talks About HIS Fifteen
Thousand Dollar Lottery
Brfzp

Mr.. L +. Edwards, or grandpa" MS
he is familiarly called by every body
who knows him, l. still at work, keep
ing his engine bright
lie Says IL Ia getting sort % used to
being wealthy now, anl nj money
don't trouble him much
That's the first Louisiana State
Lottery ticket ever bought" he re-
IN irkcd o a group OF friends yesterday.
81 hadn't any more idea OF winning
anything than had OF finding $4,000
In the street. Sopie folks seem to
think III never get the money. but
they are badly mistaken. tor I've al
ready got tie lucre, right down there
in the Capital City bank, and what's
more | haven't spent "A cent OF IL yet
I've made up my mind to keep IL
and make IL support me and my old
lady for the balance Of our days. l'm
going to buy us home--a nice, cosy
little place--and then III invest the
balance in real estate-Atlantar real cs-
tate, because | think 1t the best hole "A
man can put his money In II he ever
expects t. get out again.
The only trouble about il, Is the way
the real estate men run after me. ! hey
think because I'm poor M IN and new
eT owned a houss and lot in my lie,
that I'll be in hurry to buy one, but
Pm just going to walt until the excite
mcnt dies down a little, and then take
a look around before | buy. The old
lady will have something to say about
II, TOO. Its strange, but IL seems like
she takes just about as muck interest
In that fifteen thousand dollars az | do
| reckon It's all right though, for she's
the better halt, and / expect she'll gel
the biggest part OF It,
We have never seen the money yet
but were going down TO the bank
some day and ask Mr.. Hemphill to lei
us look at it--sorne OF IL 1t anyhow.
1t will be remembered that "Grand,
pa" was the lucky winner of SIS, 900 In
the recent drawing OF tue Louisians
State Lottery 49, atlanta (Ga } Consliiu.
tion, July 3.
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Attention X. II 4,

For sprains, bruises, rheumatism.
cramps, inflammation. swelling, cuts,
burn, etc, In man and splint, ringbone
windgsll, epizootic, scratches etc. In
horses, Rangum Root Linament II a
sure cure. The "king of I.inaments'
Is the universal verdict. Never falls
to cure any aliment that can be reach
ed by an external medical application.
90 cents per bottle. For sale by
Craig & McI.emore. I'm.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-07-25

The Farmers Association OF
Giles county is aut.. otiZsd by con-
missioner Hord to offer the follow.
ing premiums on wheat and oats.
The wheat and oat show will he
had the End Saturday in September
at Bannister Hall. One busheI
will constitute an entry all entries
will belong to the iepar tment of az.
riculture and will! be distributes
free among the people of Tennes'
see for seed. The name and adj
dress of the grower must accompa'
ny the entry with name Of grain
when and how planted, time of ii.
pening and yield per ace. No one
will be allowed TO make more than
one entry with same kind OF grain
Every farmer in the county is eligi
bile TO compete for these premiums
Judges will he selected by tn,
com init tee from the best farmers il
the county TO award these premi
ums.
Best hushel wheat, SIS.
2nd. | hushel whea', SO.
3td | hu shell wheat, 81.
Best hushel oats, So
End. | hushel cats, $3.50
]. II. BURRow,
J. f ABEBNATHY,
". 5. RHEA,
Committed