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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09
COnwa y.
By TIM TwEEGERS.

Crops ar. loot ing very bad on
account OF dry weather.
The health of the community is
very good at this writing.
Mrs. Hartwell Abernathy's iu-
neral was preached at Bethesda asst
Sunday. A large crowd a,teLded
the services.
A mad-dog passed through thu
county last week. 1t bit a great
deal of sock, and was killed on Mr.
simmons place about two mile
from here. 1t is said to have beer
thorough case of rabies.
Rev. G. w. Mitchell was with u
last week,
Messrs. Jas. aud A CHI Park wer'
in Moorsvile last week.
Miss Eunice Simpson, of Pulas
XII. is visiting at Mr. Walter Bird
songs this week.
| Me-srs Tom and Clarence BIRD
song, of Pisgah, are also yisitin
Mr.. W alter Birdsong.
Mr.. Walter Park, OF MinDo
Ford, was in the height orhood la.
Sunday.
NJ. ssrs. Ceniar Wilkinson an
Tom Marks, of Harwel.'s, were
the village las. Saturday and SUI
day.
Col. w. d. n, Of Diana is vi
ting his daughter, Mr.. Park, Ia
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eason were cals'
TO Owl Hollow last week to I
bedside of Col. Alternately vi
vas Very low at that time.
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Wales.
BY RURAL ROOSTER

Once again we are with you gen
tie rea iers after "a alb sence of sev
eral weeks
Mr.. Newt. White has sixty acres
of the finest wheat in the state
Rev. G. W. Mitchell an j. Mac.
Knox att ,nded preshy.ery a. Me-
Laias, in Maury, last week. Bob
Johnson and jim Wheeler also
went up Ask Bob what kind OF
q time he had.
Miss Florence Wo ,dar,l and Miss
Lizzie Rogers, two Of our reigninl
bellies, are spending couple Of
weeks in the City of Rock4.
Mr. f J. Childers hiss so far re
covered from he effects OF hi:
broker leI as to BE- able to go dowr
TO Pulaski.
Mrs. James Horne is just bacI
from visit TO relatives in Nlsh-
vile.
Miss Ella Parker is visiiin!
friends aai relatives in Pulaski.
Several drummersj have been o.
our streets this week.
Miss Tennie S.rong is yisitin,
Mes Susie Horae this week.
John Cater and Jim Wheel
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Shannon.
BY ] L s HIN.


Farmers are about through plant.
ing except some new grounds and
late rosstiug ear patches Some
have worked over their early corn
We had plenty of frost mere on
the End and 3rd OF May. We don't
think anything is seriouly dam
aged.
Ed Glover, who has been down
in Alabama making a fortune, has
returned. S vera OF the boys went
of last winter and are all back,
Ed being the last to come in.
We will have a saw-mill in a short
,lme. Messrs. Frazl Il Davis are
coming next week. They will To-
cate at N. b. Harwelps.
Joe Freeman smiles all the time
someth ng new; it's girl his Fl st.
Oscar Harwell, Of Sneeds Acadt'
my. was at home last week.
Rev. Allen Richardson preached
to q small colgrcg .tion at the resi-
dence of Mr.. JAS. Kincaid las
Saturday plight.
Rev. Josh Phelps delivered al ex
cellent sermrn at Pleasant Ridg'
en- last Sunday. He will preach
there again the 4th Sunday in May
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Mt. MOriah.
BY COLONEL.
We are needing rain in this sec.

We are needing rain in this sec
tion badly.
Cotton is looking bad from the
lac cold spell. The stands are very
good.
We had no preaching at this plat e
last Sunday for the irst time IN a
month, on account of tn, absence
of our pastor, who is attending his
preshy cry in Alabama.
D.. G. w. Mitchell j,inei the
Rlchland presbvtery at the last
NEE ing of the presbytery at Nc
Lains, Marry county.
Mrs. T. D. Davenport is visit
ing relatives in Nashville this week.
Mrs. W. d. Reynolds WAS callt d
to the bedside of her father, DR.
Meaders, near Bethel. We learn
that the DR.. is very low, not expec.
ted to live long. We hope he may
r, cover to tue joy of his many
f. lends.
Mr.. G. W. White and lady, Of
near Wales, attehded church at thi:
place lat Sunday. Glad to see
them; come often.
Il. G.. Red and lady returned
from presbytery last week.
J C. Wheeler and r. L. John
SION, two gallant young men OF thir
community, went to Maury las
Saturday to see their best girl
There will be two days meet
ing at Trinity the 18th and l2lh
and sacramento service on Sunday
Viii! L.wis is all smiles; it's ,
girl.
From the number of guns FL
Shaw has on hand, he must expec
another war soon.
Miss AMI Lou Wells has 90 {
school at Mr.. Noah Hancock g
She was visiting home folks in yon
city last Saturday and Sunday.
! The committee appointed
build fence around Mt Moria
churcS has completed the fence an
put mp new gates which improve
the l. oks very much.
We think the committee ought {
lock the gate ard appoint som
member that lives near the churc
| to keep the key and sse that n
stock run in the graveyard. Tn
stock has done good deal OF dan
age TO the tOmbs.
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Miss M. A. Smith g.
Go will display May Cd
their second stock of
Pattern Hats and Bon
nets. We advise all the
ladies who want some
thing especially pretty
to wait for them.
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TFsom Yesterdays American.
Cotton good ordinary, S1; low
middling 10
Flour--famiIy, 81
Wheat, S2&aS5c.
Corn--sacked In depot, 43c.
Cattle, best butchers, s3.l5a3 25 med
ium 2.50a3 90; grazing steers 2.36a2.S5
Extra good shippers 3 35a3-40.
Sheep-good fat 2.50a3,00
Hogs--250 lbs up 400; 200 lbs 400
100 lbs and mp 1856 100 lbs and
3.50a3 10.
Bacon-clear country sides Sc,
Shoulder GJka7; hams o.
Colniry lard sks
s-.Butter l0al2H eggs &c.
Becswax 20; feathers, choice i0aii
Oats, car lots. 81 Ne
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Address by Rev. j. j. Ransom.

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church will have
their IT gular monthly meeting at
the Church this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock and it is desired that every
member be in her place. The so
cietv will be addressed by Rev. j.
]. Ransom on the subject of Mis-
sions. All ladies who are inter
in Mission, are invited to be tres
emit
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,abor general ssorgan

Knights of Labor general ..organ-
izer L b. Barry says the srdcr Is
slowly but steadily dying ou'. lie
adds that a general wage reduction
throughout the country, following
last falls protective campaign, is
making hosts OF rec traders
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Died.

Just a little more than a month
ago we were called upon to chroni-
Gle the death of the wife of him
whose death we mourn to-day.
Mr.. Frank Winship died at his res
idence in this city at 2:l5 o'clock
p. m. Tuesday. He cot.acted
pneumonia two weeks since and
owing to his depressed condition
from grief at his recent bereave
ment, his symptoms did not yield
as readily to the remedies used as
his physician hoped, and grave
fears have been felt by his friends
for several days past. His death
is deplored by the whole commu
nifty and the sym pathy felt fo- the
lonely boy, who was the only child
and left without father or mother
in few short weeks is unutterable
Mr.. Winship was one of natures
noblemen and inspired all with
whom he came in contact with con
fidence and esteem He was
an honored member of several
prominent lodges. He was buried
by the Knights of Pythias with the
iites belonging to that Older yes
terday afternoon a. 3 O'Clock al
Maplewood. The religious services
were conducted at the residence by
Reys. D L. Wilson and W. j. Col
lier.
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BARGAIN COULTER,

We have on our bar
gain counter to day q
large lot of silks from
25c per yard up. Also
a large lot Of velvets and
other dress Goods come
in and eXamin them
May g. Mason.
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L. F. T. German.

The l.. f. rs. had a most de-
liahtful German at the Osborn
House last Thursday evening wbi. h
was largely attended and hugely
enjoyed. Mr.. Jas. Ballentine led
the German with Miss Carrie Roo
inson Those who participated
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Crockett
pink silk. en- traine, diamonds; Mr.
ID. r. Wade and Miss Orlean Bal
lentire, crimson plush and white
roses; Mr.. Will BAllontine an(
Miss Carrie Smith, blue silk, er
princes, pink roses; Mr.. &. L
Nav and Mss Annie Wells, red 81
batross, white silk, directolre; Mr.
| Z ne st Ahernathy and Miss Lizzie
Wilkes, green CHI .l.ie and velvet
natural flowers; Mr.. James Ballen
tine and Mss Carrie Robinson, pin
silk and natural roses; NJ. L. Ii
Blake and Miss Annie Rhea, whit
silk, crimson plush and diamonds
Mr. Lindsey Wells and Miss Pau
line Oliver, blue silk tulle and ms
tural flowers; Mr.. Chss. Browne an
Miss Margaret Black, white alba
tross and surah silk, pearls.
NJ. Julian Rivers sccompaniC
Mr.. Julian Rivers who was elegan
ly attired in the regulation evenir
dress suit with the convention
diamond stud. Mr.. Walker Floul
noy also grsced the occasion wit
! his presence.
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MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Miss Molhe Pinkus, Of Decatur,
il the guest Of Pulaski friends.
Mrs. Malon S-acy has been visit
ing her fathers family in Nashville
Mrs. J. San ChiIdc:s went to
Nashville last S,turiay to visit
friends.
Miss Orlean BAlleutine is in Col
umbia the guest of her fIien9, MISS
Jennie Sowel.
Mrs. Charlie Carter went to
Nathville Tuesday to auend the
bed side of her sick son, Charlie.
Messrs. e. Reynolds and Dave
Suttle of Nashville spent last Sun
day in Pulaski.
Miss Media Mason spent several
DAYS wi h Miss Florence Nj ;Lan-
rine last week
Mr. Alex Wlenbaum made fly
ing visit TO Nashville Monday anu
returned Tuesday.
Ms. Lou Graham, OF BURNING
ham, came up last Mond'y to WIS
it relatives in Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mra. Heron Wilson
spent the Sabbath with Ms. Car
RE Smith on East Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, OF Maurl
county, are the guests of the'
daughter, Mrs. S,a,key Duncan.
Miss Matte an, of Faye tie
Vile, spent the day in Pul' ski last
Saturday, With rarity from Be'
Spring.
Rev. J. j. Rams 1m, fresh from
Cuba, preach to large congr"-
gaticn at the Methodist Church
Sunday nigh.
Miss Media nj Ison, OF fr 'spec
Is visiting her friend Mss Irvine, o
Columbia. and attending tn
Scotch Irish Congress.
Mcssrs. Geo. T. Riddle, Mar
Arrowsmith and DR.. Batter went
Nashville Tuesday to attend gran
meeting the OF X Z :. n thai city
Misses Rosabcle and Bett
Dickerson, of Buforls, a'c ii
guests OF their sister, Mrs AS
worth, at Nash Vile.
Mrs. j. A. Jac ,son and MIS-
Katie Jamison leave for Columh
this morning to take in the Fa
and Scotch. Irish Congress,
Miss Pearl Kauimana left Mo
dav for her home in Kokomo, In
after spending some mon his with L
friend, Mrs. Newt Smilhsou.
Maj. md Mrs. L. NJ. N. Jon
went t. Nashville last Frid'
Mrs. Jones to visit fri mis- ard
Mai on business. They have be
returned.
Mr.. A. w. .Grigsoy, was gu
sick last week at his brothers re-
dence but recovered rapidly al
was able to leave Tuesday .'or &
umbia.
Mr.. Sam Corder and Mrs. +
Riggs, of Mt r zvlb Alabau
were visiting relatives in Puia
last week. Miss LIZZIE Smith
turned home with them.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09

Brannan e. Smith
have a beautiful selec-
ton of w hite goods of
all kinds. They call
SPECIAL attention to their
Embroideries, fl o u d
clngs and stylish white
dress goods.
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF Groce.
ries ever opened In Giles county and
we are prepared 70 offer merchants
prices to compete with any wholesal,
market. Oar new warehouses have
more floor-room than any other house
In the city and we keep them pac xec
with goods. We can save you money
Try US with an order. Orr retail trad,
will be supplied as usual.
j. 5, CuILEERs a. Co.
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We have just receiv-
ed a very handsome
line of Dinner, Tea and
Chamber Sets. Come
and see them.
EZELL e. NELSON.
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Wild ChGrrN and Ear

Everybody knows the virtues OF
Wild Cherry and Tar as relief and
cure for any affection ~ The Throat and
Lungs. Combined with these two In
gradients are few simple henlinS
remedies In the composition OF DR.. DO
sanko's Cough aud Lung Syrup, max
Ing II just tie - n q 20 should Away
have In iLr t',ls or ssughs, colds
Group AM '.J,' by II. III
grIgshv
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went up to Gbsonvlle Sunday to
see them wash feet.
Will Woodland attended services
AZ Biick Church Sunday.
Miss Mantle Wheeler spent Sat
urday and Sunday out at + J.Chil-
dtrs.
Buford Short, one of Nashville's
Handsome young salesmen, was
with US Saturday night.
Sam Rogers and lady Il 3uford
Short spent Sunday a, the old
homestead on Rural Ripples.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09

We have the prettiest
line of mems furnish
ing goods such as fan
mel Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs Neckware ETC.,
in the market. See
ours before buy1 ng
Baugh & Lane.
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CLOTHING.

We will make it to
your interest to exam
inc our stock of Mems.
Boys and Children's
Clothing before buying
Baugh g. Lane.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cures piles or no pay required. IL II
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Grigshy Bros,
Druggists. 5mayly
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We have a beautiful
stock Of Straw Hats
which we are selling
very cheap. Call and
give ours a look before
buying. Baugh & Lane.
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Comprehensive.
BY : CRIBBLER.

We had light frosts on the 2nd
and 3rd mornings, and this cool
dry weather is detriment to gar
den vegetables and cotton.
Mr.. John w. Paulettr, editor of
the Holster Method ST, Knoxville,
was the guest OF Prof j j. yucca
relic Thursday.
Quite large crowd attenie | the
Baptist foot washing at Gihsonville
Sunday, The Rev. Dr.. Mullins
preached an able sermon
Mr. n. 3. Cowsn is smiling over
tae recent viar; Of lutte boy
The little fellow has cone to stay
awhile.
The next public Friday occasion
at the CampheIsvile school will be
on Friday evening, the l7Ih. The
exercises will he in memory Of w
G. Bryaat.
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MARK EFT REPORT.
PULASKI. May, 8, 1889.

PULASKI, May. y, 1889.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAID ny DEALERS HERE
Cotton asa
Corn, 35,
Wheat, 85aS5. Oats sac
Bacon new, dry smoked shoulders
sides 3; hams 8.
Lard, S1sc.
Butter, l0al5.
Eggs, &c.
Beeswax, IL
Tallow, Sc.
Feathers, 40c.
Hides, Green, 2a4; Dry flint. Gas
Meal, 45
Dried Apples, az. Peaches 2Isaa
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LIVE STOCK.

CORRECTED ny srosE, ronrsRs HOPKINS.
Mules-li TO "a hands high. $50 to
10; Is to 10 hands high, $llOtoliO.
Cattle-2@2Ac.
Ilogs-3@ic.
Sheep-2@2Nc;,fb co n up, 2ka3
Shipped car load OF sheep and
hogs.
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Corn! C0rnli Corn.ili
Merchants and Farmers OF Giles Co.
100 cars corn In shuck and shellcd
wanted at any Station on the r. X.
Highest market prices paid. Address.
II. A. McLemore Il Bro.
Columbia Tenn.
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The town of Stafford, Kan :, was
swept fr IN the face oil the earth
by a cyclone last Monday night. A
number of people were killed and
about fifty wounded.
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Found in the Newspaper.

From the Cresne, Iowa, Plaindealer
"We have rever, as our readers for
nearly thirty years In this county can
testify. written pun OF any patent
medicine. Duty as well as inclination
| impels us to depart from this studied
silence, to say 10 our read RS and the
| public that, having been completely
Frustrated with a violent and distress
ing cold, a ter three dais fighting II
with ordinary remedies and getting nc
relief from their use, we obtained bot
tie OF ClaFke's Extract OF Flax Papil
lon) Cough Cure, obtaining almost in.
slant relief and steady improvement
under lis use" Large bottles only 81
Ark for Clarkc's Flax Soap. Best OF
earth. % cents Both the above 70
sale by Pope g. Reeves, Draggista.
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Beautiful and stylish
Dress Shirts just re-
ceived. The latest
thing out at Baugh g.
Lanes.
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Lost his note book April, 5tn, be
tween Pulaski and Bunker llill. on tho
Pisgnh pike. Notes made payable To
Finney &c Vaughn. Tho finder will DO
paid well for II returned to him ut Pa
laski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09

Miss M. A. Smith g.
Co. are receiving new
goods every few days.
They have new and
stylish Goods.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09

We now have in store
a uice line Of Canary,
Mocking Bird & Breed
ing Cages, cheap.
EZELL g. NELSON.
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Having taken thorough course OF
lessons under the instruction Of Farm.
er Miles, recognized as the best au-
ihority upon the subject. | am pre-
pared to Castrste all Animals sent 10
me at tue stables OF +. G Buford, at
Butoid's Station at reasonable prices,
and guarantee satisfaction. De-Horn-
ing Cattle Specially.
nnr- s. 2m. q KEN ELM
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THE REV. GEO. III. THAYER, o
bourbon, Ind, says; both mysel
and wife owe our lives to SlIILOHls
CONSUMPTION CURE.m
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You can save Money!

BY buying uammocks, Croquet-
Sets, Baseball goods, wall paper.
Window shades, Stationery etc, at
the Post Office Book Store. Spring
goods now opened.
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All monthly disorders peculiar to wo
man are corrected and much suffering
avoided by use OF Bradiell's Female
Regulator.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant you have printed guarantee on
every bottle OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. IL
never fails to cure,
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiloh's Cure will give Immediate re-
lief. Price 10 eta, no cts.. 81.
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We are authorised to announce ~ =" +.
ELDER, of Pisgah, 10th di7trict, d
candidate for Cotton Weigher OF "i'es
county. Election 1st Monday In Jul
".
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A NASAL lNJEt TOR FREQ with
each bottle OF shiloh, Catarr Rem.
edy. Price 80 cents
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Boaz Duncan will pay highest mar =
ket prices for Grain. See him before
selling. Office at May 4 Mason. INIT
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Strayed---B Mule.

prom tho John ID. Reynolds place or
Il Pigeon Roost, one dark Bay Mule, abou
Is hands high, years oh, ehod all round
Return to Stone, Potter e. Hopkins, Pulaski
or TO mo and be paid Tor your trouble.
1t ED. K SUMPTER
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For Mowers, Reap
ers, Hay Rakes, Self
Binders and Binder
L w i ne, see F. M.
Bunch. a-25-4t.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis cured by Shiloh's Cure. Sold
by Anderson q Co.
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FOR COTTON wEIGHER.

We are authorized TO announce u. IL.
SMITH. Of Bunker Hill, goth districts for
Cotton Weighor Of Giles county. Elccuoh
lat Monday in July.
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NOTICED

&c Quarry men wanted, wages si.25
per day. Apply at once TO X. II.
Cooper, llarwell's Tennessee.
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The Farmers Alliance is the
title of a new paper devoted to the
interests of agr culture which has
just begun publication at Ooltewah,
Tennessee. 1t makes the following
statement o. reasons why the TILL
ers Of the soil need an advocate TO
plead their cause: awhile the farm
er of this country tolls year after
year through heat and ld,through
sunshine and raia, at his humble
yet honorable calling, not in many
cases with bright prospects of pros
pc ity, but from the very force OF
circumstances as the bread winner
for those he loves better than self,
the organized capitalists of The
country are making corners on that
which he has to buy, fixing lie pri-
ces al his pros pee i've cops, ADD
for his amusement and en- crtaiL-
ment as well as for the gains lie
makes out Of it, CANDLES between
the seasons on the prices he has
] fixed for the products o the farm.
Memphis Appeal
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Mrs. Galloway, of Missouri, who
has heen visiting at her brother,
Col. McKjmmin' s for several months
will 90 to Lebanon this week "a
attend the Woman Missionary
Convention of the c. L. Church.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09

That you can buy Wall Paper, VIM
dow Sha les, llammocks, Croquct Sets,
Base Bull Goods, Stationery, etc, at the
Post Office Book Store, cheaper than
elsewhere.
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Must Settle.

Our subscribers must settle or
we will he compelled to drop large
number of names OF good men from
our books. 1t is only negligence
on their part and we lake this
method of reminding them. Re
member. our living is made mp o'
these small amounts.
Those who are in arrears from
January TO date cannCt renew aitel
MAY 1st. for $3.50
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Boaz Duncan will pay highest mar
ket prices for Grain. See him before
selling. Office at May q Masons. tt
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White u Townsend have for sale 4
New Buggies they will sell at a bar
gain. Call and see them, west side
Square, al stable.
30apr3t J. A. WHITE.
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QueenswarP, Glassware and Silver
ware, at I. j. Wells.
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Don't forget to come in when you
come to town. I. j. Wells.
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Tomato and Cabbage
Plants for Sale. Apply
at this Office.

A beautiful line of
Flannel Over Shirts at
Baugh g. Lanes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09

"HACKMETACK," a lasting ana
fragrant perfume. Price 20 and 80
cents.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-09

Another lot of Pictures just opened
at the Post Office Book Store
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Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, White Crate
and Pavonia Pitchers at 4. j, Wells.