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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

BIT yoEsHsH.

Well, VIC had GONE fun Christ
mas We reckon we had our share.
On Chri,tmas Eve nigh, be,veeL
thirty AID ;ar,y OF thsboys as en-
bied and went sersn sding. The,
made various kinds Of noises--loud
noises, too, and plenty Of them had
q good time and epioYsd ihemsel
yes hugely. On "wednesday night
there vas q pound supper at NJ. l
]. Richardson's and q singing at NJ.
A. q. Well's. Both we're well at
;endsd sEd greatly enjoyed. Also
atner entertainments were qui'e
pleasant, We had several lair VS.
tors, but space fnrblds US giving al
their names. Ia Prince son of Mr.
and Mrs VI Z Prince, j. very sick
Mrs. q. W. V.uzhan is nov hctt r
Ga Cn,is ms day VI MIrsha
Bee, one OF q .liy Young 6sehei
ors, eoueluded To .or-ske the g5th
OF single hi,. = iesfs apd tie u.
waytr welded tlis4. So he wa
ma red T. Miss Bette Ru;btrior
isuy.ttr o. Mr. and Mrs Jouatha
Rutbsr'cra, Esq Polk Pr ice { IL
ut np. May their lives - aIeil'
J usl haaey " or, and may tue c'ouf
| IL -dy. siiy ard mis- orture uev'
shadow their G. ttaee 10 c.
J. o. Vaughn re "pened schoal ?
Poplsr Srrirs acS''e ny, MoriA
"a b, With tuil alto tdarce. He
assisted by his brother j. I
vauehsn. tt e attendance for q
pact .esk Is: average 10 selcr
| ing 4ss; syersge 30. in daily ,
tendance 4e.4.
Mics Lizzie Cigar is visiting r
aiivrs here.
i 1Ilep FresUsD Of L.xTerce, y
pp Christmas.
Ennis Phillips and his sist
Miss Neiis, aud Willie Shor.
!. have heen visiiir q their Uncle
: ". Vaughan
Johnnie Fitzgerald is also 90
. Sick,
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eRses.
,Hr
BBIEF LOCAL MENTION.

DR.. Wilson says the health Of
this yincinity isremsraply good fo'
this time of year.
TnE CITIZEN kept open house on
New Ysar's Day and some callert
came in w1th open pocks,-hooks.
PC. Smit4sou 10 mentioned by
the Evening Herald as ope .hase
mouth Is Watering for tue district
attorney ship.
The pnrtIy agure and smiling
counter snce of Mr.. Tyree Rhodes.
OF Nashville, spread over Pulssk
Monday,
If the present Legislature OF Ten
nessee does't pass we'll considered
and effective registration Law, /
will have been Q fsilure.
Friday last was by far the mos
disagreeable, dark, damp, rainy
murRy. suiclde-inspiring day VI
have had this winter.
The Evening Herald, Col. D. b
Cooper's new newspaper enterprise
is a sprightly newspaper end thor
ouehly democratic. Mr.. r. A. Hs!
| lev is managing e1itor.
The sisters of the colersd Meth
odist church had o lunch table OF
the corner by the corner drug sso''
Mondsy. They seemed to be d"
/ ing a lively business.
The drug arm at Grigsby sn'
| Brothers has deso.ved, Messrs. "
s. and Aaron Grisshy retiring au'
H. d. Grigshy continueing a' ID
cane old stand.
i Hon. Noble smithscu, The sbl
LAWYER, and ex partner OF Col. 1
t, T Taliaferro. will return TO Biz
mipgham shortly. Mt. smi,hse'
has been prscticing his prosessio
in Kansas City.-Birmipeh bat
Times.
II the accumulation on tue pabll
souafe were removed oftener 10 d'
, weather the streets would moi be
muddy when 1t rains. Tie pub
lie sauare is not cleared OF as efts
- as il should be.
An exchange says: -Four drtnl
a day will buy a man a nns owe
: Goa, in three months" We kno
il seyersl men Who take twice To-
il drinks a day who are not able
e. wear j'ckst,
II Another horrible AFFAIR 10 repo
Il ed from Birmipehsn that may nv
L. or excell the Hawes case. A N
y is said To have poisoned his v
&C and children preparatory to issr'
"a ing another woman.
tt For tic benefit OF those who N
% have or anticipate sickness 10
50 family, W. remind them that q
III urdsy is election day and the
~ looms will be closed from = u
20 night to Monday morning = 'e
30 time between drinks. you Aoo~
uy Mrs. W. S. Fleming. wife OF On
20 color Fleming. died 10 Column
Thursday OF heart disease. .
Fleming was . christian woman
e. rare grace and culture sud
ne many friends OF the family will
tend heartfelt sympathy.
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Ia Advance.

Remember that the reduced price
Of THx citizen only spplies to sub
criber, who pay ~ sdf'ncs. 9Id
subscribers who are 10 arrears, By
paying up past Indebtedness, can
-sne~ Of the reduced rates. IN oil
cases where The paper is sept With
gu, prepayment .be old price OF e.
Remem Der this and protect your
.elf. pon't eaps up ~ The erd Of
he year and elsiu the reduced
stes. We have given you warn
i,g. u you will have 70 pay th'
Did price you will be to blame
P.ease don't forget these stiputs-
tiaps. Do you understand
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poanU court.

Pulaski Cor. Nashville Amneriean. J
The quarterly court held hv' y
session Monday. Squire J. l.
Jones Vas reelected Chsifmsn TOR
.ihe nfleepth ting A. h"rsensn
say. be las . :.cipch" on that efhce.
The pspnlr =, lsrg. hearth indorse
bis re election. Squire T. r. HAr
ps was elected Chairman pro ten
pore. Mr. A. >. Ahernsthy vas
ELECTED Superintendent OF public
instr uction. Mr.. Aheraathy 10 one
OF the best tnoSn young educators
In this Part OF Tennessee. He 10
about 20 yesrs old, but has been
engaged in teaching fFou . tine
% Ted stiag bis majority. Hs 70
aeutlem % In the ssst sense OF thai
noc b sbused word. . tns tAchsr
we'll informed. devoted 70 his pro
fessiop, aad will make . orst clss'
omcial
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In Chaneery at Pulask j.
JANUARY RULES, 1881.

J. B. 6tsoy Ct ais, comp'ts, W. y. q. IT.
500 Of als. dsfsbdsIts
IN this cause II sppssring TO tbs .siisfs b.
] lion OF the clerk and sn.stsr from be- ~
adasit 10 Ike bill that the defond.nt-. = g.
Wilson, T r Wilson sad John w MI
s.s con rssidsnis Of tie ststs OF Tenpss-
soc 20 that tbe ordinary process 81 i.t
court ospBot be- ser we'd on them,
On motion 4: 10 tbeYeiois ordered tis'
pabiicstion DO made for four woeks In .Ge
sssslUn 10 tho Pula,ti CITIZEN. q newell
per pohlishsd Ia the town OF Pnlssti
rsid ststs. isSairng the .sid dsiendsn's q
10 aud appear 90 the llth day Of Feb'nar,
| next. being he frd Monday Of the rex
term OF The thspeeSy osaft 70 be held ~
! the Sonrty OF 8,Ies ss 'ke court no "a Il
u tssai. sud sns~sr eompiainant'- bal 0
| the rnms vail 10 Icsan for confessed ss 1
u cru su1 ct foI hszriug ex- psrte.
/ J. u. STACY, Z. u n.
lesra u. y u. lcps-, DC. = y.
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Cedar Grove.

Quite an enjoy able dance was
..,ven at Mr.. z. N. Marks last Fri
'ay night, and the following ladies
we're present:
Misses Lou Fogg, Bessie Gardner,
Matte Judkins, Florence Evily,
Bette Anthony. NJ tier Garner,
l,euls Reeves, Grtie Reeves, Ola
Brady, Jennie Phillips. Jennie
Phillips, Annie Whitfield, ID IA
Marks, Cora Marks, Leila Marks,
Mise Cole. A large crowd Of young
gents from Pulaski, and Aspin Hill
we're present.
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/ EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
J. J. zCCcARELLo, EpIrok.
MEETING oE TUE GILES COUNTY SCHOOL

iSS 'E IdE GILEs COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD.
Pursuant To n call OF the county
superintendent, a Getting # ,he
school directors Of the COUNT v,s
held IN thu county conrt room Sa.-
nrdsy. Janusry 5th, 1889. to dis
cnss some important subjects ,,ef.
| tanning 20 the public schools
The subject Of paving school di.
rectors a per cent. for their services
vas hrst introduced by Supt. Znccs.
pelio. IL was moved and seconded
that each director he allowed 81. 90
per day Tor his ,er. ires and ;he
limit to be 10 DAYS The motion
vas put to the house and carried by
q unanimous vote. The next sub
Ject DISGUISE Was The subdivision
OF 1.-THE schools and redistrictiny
he county into school districts
After considerable discussion a M.
tson was put and carried that the
county be divided into school d,s-
tricts. The next subject WAS
whether pupils from one dis,ric,
would be allowed to attend .choo
in other district. and receive his
prorata Of public money Aner
much discussion, . motion wa.
made to let the mstter rest - it
now stands, !. e: 10 the hands of
the directors.
A resolution was adopted by the
directors thst the county cou be
petitioned 10 raise the tax. Uron
motion themeeting adjourned to
meet the lst Saturday in July.
J. j. ZUCcARELL,, Pres,
A 5. AsERNArHY, Sec'y.
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE DisrRIcrs
No. ], balance in favor. $97 60; 2 .
$24s. II; 3, BALANCE as ,iast Il ~ "a, !
I, oaia Qa against, 81 81; 8, balanc.
10 favor, $50 ~; 6, s25 10; 7, ATS
~; 3, baiance aga nst, a5 40; p, Ia. /
"ncs 10 favor, IS %; 10, $275 81.
IL, balance against, Sal %; IL, ba
snce in favor, S204 90; Is, SO 50 ~
$32 al; 10, SAFE; l6, $+O4 80; IL,
balance against $50 Ssj Ia balance
IN favor. SGo az; 10, SIS %; 90, bal
@nce against - As.
Several districts have warrent.
registered against them that will be ,
Tad out OF the January prorats
No | will receive its part of To,
school fund out Of the next prorata
1t is hoped tina. the directors viii,
to So manage the finance /
"f their districts as TO slwys kee,
the balance IN favor Of the districts
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The Diciples.

Mrs. John A. Jaskson, We under,
sand, has been appointed an agent
for the collection OF q fund to build a
ohu,ch house for the Disciples OF
Christ. 1t is understood she will
not beg outside Of her own church
but will gratefully and ,hans fully
receive all contributions that may
be rendered her by other denomina
sions and the gooi people genera!
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CHURCHES.

PTsrby .or;ap--Corn Second and Flower
,roets. Rov. d. l. Wilton pnttof servioet
R-udsy stlla.m and sp. m. Sunday
kes,ooi'at9 an q. a Pope Fupt.
CumberiAud- Corner sd and Mad sOD
Rev. IN Yok'ey pa-ioF Ssryicss every
Sunday at II a m. ard p. IN. sunday
school a. ga 4 IN. Prof. Rom ne 'urerin-
tondants
Meth odist church v ! Collier, pastor
Services Sunday at 10. % m and p m
Sunday school a. g.ij an W. e. Foil
sup't.
ElpvoL.i shuroh--eorner Madison and
Third Eev.s W q y Thompson, rector
ksrviccg Sunday At l1:4as ~ nHd $40 AZ,
Christian ohurah.-ssrvicas Sunday mora
ing at Bannister Hail No reen'a pastor.
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Reward Of $40

Lost, somewhere h-twoen the
Ross place On The G 1rnersville pike
and Bradshaw Creek. Rad Leath.
= Pocket Book, abont 10 inches
cng. IL contained papers very
valuable 10 the owner, besides S5S
IN money. a reward of Sl0 u Of
tered for It's retnsn Return to J,
A. Foster, at the Alex ,u,lcf place
and get the reward.
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Now IL the Time.

10 use Hodges Sarspariifa with
lodide Of Potash, the great purilier Tor
he b.ooJ. a certain cure for rhouma.
tism, scroiulous affections and an d.
ceases peculiar 10 iemalrs. RonOvaies
nd Jnvigora,es the system. Physlrians
recommend II. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., Manuiartu-
r"rs, Nashville. Tenn. Sl.OO per bot
Tie. sold 10y craig " McLemorc.
trdtG.
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To Magistrates.

We have IN stock a complete lin
OF all the legal blanks used in yonr
business, printed on the hest of
paper and in the neatest style, which
~e sell as cheap as the cheapest
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f~-->4s. 80
Nj A RKET REPtARr.

PUI ASH, ian. 8, 1889.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAID BY DEALERS BRRE.-
Cotton z as
Corn, old 80; new SO,
Wheat, S0aS5. Oats 32c
Bacon new, dry smoked shoulders Z L
tides Il; aams 10.
Lard, loo.
Butter, l0sl5.
Eggs, lJc.
Beeswax, IL
Tallow, 81.
Feathers, ACC,
hides, Htee., Sal; Dry flint. 6as
Meal, 90
Dried Apples, az. Peaches a,6s3
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Absrnsthy Brothers.

Fayetteville dfi wise thing when
che selected the Alternately Broth
srs Of Giles county e tate Sharse
o,'E.yttsysllla' Academy. As Pfo'
Bradshaw desired to retire from the
school, hi' place is we'll supplied
by these gentlsmsa, T4sy are 6rs:,
class teachers and belong to an old
teaching family. They we're educa
ted for educators. and have nrovea
a success. They are good men II
every respect.
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Democratic Convention.

The mas convention of Demo
cratic setsrs OF Giles county assem
bled iu The county court room on
Monday, January, 7, pursuant TO
the call Of the executive comait
tee. The retiring chairman,
Fiournoy Rivers, called shs meet
ing to order and exp aimed that its
object was the selection Of coun
ty committee to serve for two years
Or autil .heir su.cessogs were ohos-
ep.
Gu Motion of L. A. F. jackson
HoL. Z. W. Ewing was made the
chairman. 90 motion Of gio4rnoy
Rivers ~ j. Chiiders was made
secretary. Mr. Rivers then moved
that "lhe Chairman Of this conven-
ton be instructed to appoint 6 new
DEMOCRATIC Execu;ive committee
to serve for tive years, or until their
successors be cho-en, this commit
zee TO he composed Of one member
from each Of the II civil districts
in the county and OF . members
from the county q latsS The
chairman of.hs 6on mittes will b.
named by the ebaii man OF this con
veption and the names Of the COG
mit.eemen be published A. soon as
it coz veniently could be DONE"
Mr.. RIVER: eSplsised ia . shor.
speech that this method Of appoint
men. had been the party precedsu'
in Giles county for number OIL
years. This motion was var.ousi,
seconded and snsli~pss'y adopted
rhe eosvsption then adjourned
sine die. Ep. J. CHItDtas,
See'y.
= 49, - |Il( -
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i stroay Tism.

The. Birmingham Age Herald
mentions 3 new Law arm 10 that city
composed of Taliafero. Smithson
and Vaughan. and gives the fol
lowing complimentary notice, ever,
word Of which THT clFpES endOrs-
ss so far as the Hrss Two mentioned
are concerned:
"Mr. Spithson was long conpec-
ted WITH Col. TsliAfeTro, bot left fpr
Kansas City in The fall. He rec.
ouized however. that Birmlnghau
vas The hest place after all. aad hsi
come hack 20 stay. Col. Taliaferrs
1.-The noblest ,oinap OF them ell,
ia too we'll known to be mentioned
and Mr.. Wm. Ysughsn 10 consider
ell by all IS one OF the brightes
lawyers 10 the state, and vhi,e no
one of the Oldest in the profession
occupies q positiod second TO moo e.
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LOOK OUT.

All persons indebted
30 me by note or ac-
count may expect To DO
warranted by On officer
alter the 2nd day OF
January, 1889.
T.. NJ. BUNCH.
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. E'ery aaeccssful poul,ry ahrr
" move '.'r good ol ac,at.'t cp.e lor
"ol,ia' G"nrer'sth.e..rhtr,Lla,,,,
10 nt'h a'mor.'.St.4 tot. ll.o l..5
h''''n meet suc ever ,nIuirp,a. n
'' Yer '''!s, S"id by AuG,rtou a. Go.
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Married.

Ga Jan. 2. 1889, at the residence
of the brides faths-, Mr.. John athan
Vaughan, by Rev. w. ). HarweII,
Mr. Fields Gordon 10 Mis- Amada
Vaughan, all OF Giles county.
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LIVE STOCK.

SoRRScrEp gYsFoNB ,roRrER HOPKINS.
Mdlss-lt to l4A hands high. SIS to
no; 10 To le hands high, tll0 toiAO.
Cattle-3@3Ic.
Hogs-4@4kc.
Sheep-a@aEo;,l'b GO , up, axaa
shipped-"ns car load of dulles
p" Il cattle and hogt
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CONSTABLES.

District No CVauh o1or, j J. Reeee
sJ'N Yarbron0h;4 q W ntstp; WI
Holt; Wk goEef; ! } Ande'ean, R'b'l
Williams; . 'lrn'y 5u'lr'; . jes'e sckeece
10 Vim Bradford Il Wn J ew.on: ~ "
Thomas. Il VI q M.yee: " VIM L-Cy: Ii
I'M Thuy.o.n;ig nnp"e ant! II, Fen
Smith; Is Bo % Mur eli: ~ } NJ Chapman
20, J Holt: q i = Ny.
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Z my DEE CERs.

" FL. ssu, sl,4,iH, " " Dark., deputy
m III, - my uI~isS' j Philip
Jcg INV q Ezs! G. court eleFK, w DE.
dya, coroner: anger. Il. All
erustti>. EDrs,Sor " Marks jailor.
Circuit co r Meets first MONDAYS il
Nl.'ch Aug, / sgd BtAA,ober. J u fatier
IN 44gtJ n I. Joner, aitornsy general;
40 ErS1oo, ie5k.
EkAEasTy raIrt %,ts fust &ond.y u.
Fs 't""fJ ~ Eo1 w. dsg in August 4
and master. Cd B Jones, deputy.
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Tia eauaty onurt st its recsn
sessiAa appropriated seven 'hous'
and dollsrs TO build another criogs
across the Elk rever 70 connect the
lrst district With the rem AiBaer Of
the county.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

Cur friend Wade, OF the Milan
Exotsngs. nuss have recently held
. ticks, thai von prize in some
lottery. He advertiscs that be has
The cssh To pay for three hupdred
pound porksr ~ svs ceuts per pound
What 10 The man going 70 do with
% much measS
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InE REV, GRO. n. THAYER. o
Gourbon, Ind, says; "Both mJf,ii
and wife owe ON i've to sun Oli'5
CONSUMPTION CURE"
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Wool Gufdiuu.

Oar cards ARE run ming on inIt irm
,nd are In splendid order. Bring YOU
WOOL TO Ice carded. Usual price.
NEHn * NCGRRN.
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In Chancery at Pulaski
JANUARY RULES, 1880,

The State o. Tenn. OF sls, ,oApts, Va. VIZ
Rice 9. "a, defendants.
IN thjs cause II appearing TO the satisfsc- :
| zion OF the clerk and master from the III
davit 10 the bill that the defendant. Mas
R-yuolds Is Q nonresident Of the State
Tennessee, 70 that the ordinary process I
this court cannot 10 served on him.
On motion II 10 therefore ordered that pul 10
lication DO made for four weeks in suocossict
10 the Pulaski Citizen, q newspaper Put
iishsd in the town OF Pulaski, in said stat
-squiring the said defendant to DO and al
pear on the llth day Of Febrssiy ncX.
bsing the And Monday Of the next term 81
the Chanosry court 10 be held for the eouu
y Of Gilss, 81 the cour,-houss In Pulsski
and sns~er complsinanrs bill, or the came
will bs taken for confessed 80 TO him and
set FOR hearing sx-psrts.
lojnls J. X. STACY, O. q M.
BY Z. n. Jones, ID. G. g. N.
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TAKE 81 IN TIME

"For want OF a pasl y siuoC. wa. FAR o.
90 NAM 90 si."v "A bvrs, wN, i,si. a.,
'Aut ol g &ofse ridvr WIS lost" Nv,
&'''' p r'I tNu.s The INST SLAMS 40
'''nmoni' ana ".u.umpnuu IAN So.
t.cety be checked by br Artri's Eoyiish
i'"mcdy Tor ConsuuI t.yu. SAyl.ny A!-
dcrson 4 Co.
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A feature OF unusual importance d
every one in the South contemplate,
the purchase OF any kind OF UaoGinriy
or machine tools, metal Tonhug, & & .
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Ties, rolling mills, mines. or any OH,
enterprise, has been added 10 the MAN.
uFACTURERs' RECoRp, al Baltimore.
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or rolling MIL. an electric plant or D.
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| necessary ia mention whIt H. b. an
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MANUFACTUKEEs' REC1Ra viii man.
these wants known to the leading ma
chiDery manufacturers OF the coGuif
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This wide publicity and the company
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one wanting machinery to purchas"
to the very beet advantage. getting a.
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q
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Pay Now!

THE FILM OF McCoRDiS SMITH
L is dissolved bv agreement Mr.
McCori retiring and Mrs. smith con-
Ilnuing. The old business must be set.
Tied up sad collections will be forced
hY law after a reasonable time. There
ere two thousand men In Giles and
rlsew he that owe us and This is to give
notice to each that paym ent is required
Nc once. We are forced to it'll Mrs
Smith Ia authorized TO receipt for ev-
try'hing snd make all settlements.
LAPs. ID. McCoRp.
IL MRS. INo. BATEMAS SMITH.
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~. =. ChIlders 4 Co.. are cheap on
sugar. They bought a large LOT qctors
the advance.
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frhr Ctf@xrr,-
Thursday. jan 10. 1859.
f;,tl.tOAp StHt.pUI.E,
GENERAL UIRECTORY.
@ y OFPICIRs.

T n May. mayor: john W Dyer. recorder:
Mcdonald, city marshal: Joe ylirpin
20 Conen.
AID; RMRN.
John nycr Srq-N, N q Csrrody, {.
Bumpass, + N Ezoli, II RosepgrnntJ
MeeuUgs u the b,uri Last Thursday
nj hi IN uech month nj Mayor 1tieo.
Mayors ii.5. sDu h-ehot corner up
sta r.. over cur drup EtOro
Recorders ofi % Adjoining mayors.
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New horsekeepers
wlllshnd It to their in
terest TO call on us be-
lore buying, as we can
turnish them every-
thing they need for
their table and Kitchen
at very low prices.
EZELL g. NELSON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

We have Il very large
stock OF Clothing. Cali
and see it.
Braunan g. Smith.
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GROUP, WIi0OrING COUGH and
bronchitis cured by sLiloh's Cure. S,,L
by Anderson 4 CO.
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No advertisements inserted al
ter II, M, Wednesday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

Cure for Sick Head ache.
For proof that Or. Gums Liver
pills cures ueaunene ask your Drug
pJst for free trial package. Only one
on a dose. Regular size boxes, 70
sgpu. Eold by Il. M.0rigspy.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

Here we are In the same place, with
a nice stock OF Queensware, Gissswag e
Siiv.rware and all kin IL Of Grocer 4
AT I. J. Well.
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CITIZEN AGENTS.
Club Rates Sl.25 per Year

+. lends who Sill act as club
as,nt, Tor THE CITIZEN will please
,r,G ns word. The llowire gen
Il. m.n have kindly consented and
u,It,.G. AuhscriDtious
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Yon may expect 10 find our ape. ~
an Onierrs hands any day frr IN this
date, January s, los9. r. NJ. BUNCH.
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Meets st \. NJ. q. A. Hall over pest office
Sunday afternoon Mt a p. m. Boys braRth
nj p. IN. w. X. Thornton, seo'y.
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FOR COTTON wElGBEN.

We are ssthor'ssd 10 sasosnes L. n
SMITH. OF B1shss Hill. 20th dnuiep for
Cessen wslghss Of 0ilss ccVuty. ElceiIau
Ia to%&sy u Jpiy-
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For good country ham sea J. /:
Childers 4 Co.
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The advantages OF a reliable, safe aud
efhcatious Family Medicine lie inaaIcu-
liable, and when such Is fQand the bless =.
Ing is thus hsppily expressed,
Exclaimed "Ellreka."
have been using simmons Liver
Regulator myself some i've years @ r
more, and my family also, and can ties
tify from experience TO Its virtues. /
never recommend medicine unless
know IL 10 be good. In a ministry a.
twenty five years have often felt the
need OF such a medicine and when
found 10 exclaimed, Eureka. RE-.
>. Z. HARPER, Proprietor of the "Chris.
ain Visitor" Smiihiield. n. @.
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WANTED.

A secondhand bookcase. Apply ~
this Office.