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MENTION OF PEOPLE.
Misses Garry and Villa Smith
are on visit to friends in Nashville.


| Misses Garry and Villa Smith
are on visit to friends in Nashville
AR. Frank Hopkins was up from
Memphis last we, k.
De. Z. Edmoasen was in Nash
vile this week.
Mr. A. G. Waters. telegraph OPP
erator at the depo. Inns bean quite
sick but is recovering.
Dir. will Rose went up to Nash
vile Saturday; everythin. looks black
10 him since his return.
Mr.. Frank G. McCord came out
from Nashville Tuesday. He re
tarned this morning.
Miss Carrie Smith went TO Nash
vile last Friday TO visit her cousin
Mr.. Will II. Smith and family.
Miss Carrie Ramsey, of Corners
vile, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in the city for several
weeks returned home yesterday.
Miss Birdie Brown of Nashville
is in the city. She was one Ct Mis-
Fiournoy's attendants at her mar
riage last night.
Misses Lula Harden and Juliet
Cherry who have been making an
extended visit go Mrs. Malon Stacy
at Wales returned home this wet X
Dir. AMI Mrs. Jno 0. Carter, Of
Decatur, are in the city. the guests
IF Dir. Pink EzeIl. They came to
at end the Crockett F!ourpoy
marriage.
Mr.. Jack White re:arne! with
| ais brother jim, who has been very
sick in Kentucky for some time.
Tue day night. We learn thai Mr..
White is now on the road to re-
covery.
Miss Katie Black, OF Alma, Ar
kansas, who has been visiting Miss
Lula White for several weeks, re
turned home last Saturday, much to
the regret ef the many friends and
admirers she made while here.
Mr. Sam Watkins, Of Cnlumb'a,
90 partner of the American Trae
Societ-, called on the CITIZEN Tues
lay. He is the author of the pleas
ing war reminiscence by COMPANY
Acb, and is very entertaining
gentleman. He is engaged in o
1oble work, lahoring 10 difiuse tb'
tsuth as it ia in Jesus in personal
conversation and by pr ned pag
Receive him kindly,
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CHURCHES.

Preeby lsrisn--Corner seoond and Flower
svf4ts. Raw. ID. L. Wilson pastor. Services
sundsy atIla.m and p. m. Sunday
tchool at 0 m q. &. Pope supt.
Cumberland- Corner Sd and Madison
Rev. !. N Yokey pastor. Services every
Sunday at IL a m. and 7 ?. IN. Sunday
school u, $3.50 Il m. Prof. Romino 'rPerin-
bendant.
Meth odist ohurch--W J Collier. pastor
Services sunday at 1880 4 m aud p m
Sunday school ut 9:l5 am W. B. Ezeli
sup't.
Episcopal church--eorner Madison snc
Third Rov. W q q Thompson, rector
SERVICES Sunday At lo;45s m and SI5 P m
Ch,istian ohnrch-services sunday morn
sng at Bannistcr Hall. No regular pastor
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CampDeilsviiIe.
BIZ scRfBBLER.

Winter has made its appearance
st last
Mr.. Gus White. of Campbell sta
ton, is the guest OF Mrs. Dr.. Camp
bell this week.
Miss Laura Reed. OF Boden ar
aud her neice Misc Lula A bernathy
OF Texas, have been visiting rela-
tives here during the week.
Mr.. Harrison Petty and Mr.. b.
ker left with their Families on Mon
day TO Try years experience In
Texas.
Mre. Martha English who hal
heen visiting among relatives i
Texas for several montha returned
home one day laet week.
The ladies of the neighb orboo.
participated in real old fsshiel
quilting At the residence OF NJ
Crockett Campbtll,
Rev. D. l. Bridges, Of LynnvilIs
has been employed TO preach 70
ne at the &. I. church twice
month,
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Three Good officials.

Whatever may happen, Tennes
see will be look ed after in at leasi
three OF her efiees, secretary o.
state treasurer and contro er. AR.
Charles A, Miller Of Harden n,
who will be elected 10 the Ii ST, is a
Young man of fine business quail
ties, aad better democras never
lived. Manse Fl use, the young
man who will be treasurer for the
two years. is thoroughly familiar
With the duties of the otflse. and
Mr.. Walter Allen as controlor l.
sure TO give satisfaction They are
al young men, and the legislature
nd self credit ia elecsi Z taem
M mphis Sclmitar.
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Martin College.

The following named student
uttered Martin College at the be.
cunning of the second five months
Mrs. Kate D. Saunders an,
daughters. Helen and Edith, from
sbingdon Va; Miss Mamie Ter
ell, Aberdeen, Mississippi; Mls
daggie Douglass, Memphis. Tenn
dIss Pearl GAskels, Columbia, Ten
lessee; Miss Kathleen Echoi'
isGsden, Alaham1; Mia An al
oougherty, Giles county.
The Violin class will give . nun
Ter of selections Friday evening L
) O'Clock. Admission 10 cent?
Proceeds TO be devoted to the &C
,ompishment Of class plans.
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The New Church.

We have seen a design dra~ b,
q professions architect for the nes
Methodist church of Pulaski which
Is beautiful. The church built a.
ter this design will cost from th'r
teen to fifteen thousand dollars
Now we hope 10 see our friends o
that church go TO work IN earnest
nuy new lot and and erect
:hurch commensurate with til
membership and wealth of the cor
gregstion. They are able to ha'
a foe building and they ought t
have il,
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ncz1nzssrs1E.la
Hauis Creek.


ras farmers otNthis community
.re quite busy getting ready fol
another crop.
The health Of the community has
os-n very bad tor ,he last few
~eeks.
Mr. Som Carter who bss tse.'
quite sick with aneuponiA 10 "
sSAiu.
Mr. T. T. Carter has pusumcuia
,at is better q. this writing.
Messrs. Tom English and +. NJ
C r-s ,snve u 6ne lot Of hogs ~
Wales Friday.
fue saw mail on this creek be.
80" ~ operation for tie last weet
or two.
Ma Gee 'rarpley, of Weakiss
.aa Mr.. Will Morrow, Of ,ManrAJ
sere united in marriage on the II
as.. Elder G. K. Warden omcis,-
'ng.
Prot. ]. j Zaccsreilo and viii.
i Csmpheliss lie. were visiting ~
I. A Collin Las, week.
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Bohemian.
BY SMALL By.

AS the weather has been so Vi
avorahle Tor the past week tbeft
ias been very little farming don.
The prospect Cor the new wbea,
rop is Tia bess we have noticed toi
some time.
The rye crop is looking fine anc
> helping the cattle grazers i
great deal just now.
abe health of the neighborhoo,
is very good.
Prof Dan Eslick las a Tourist,
in school ut the Hall with abou
10.
We learn aegeral NJ. this comma.
nifty attended the Wheeler dinner
given 81 Prospect church over ii
Lawrence the 2lth aGd 25th IN.
rn-y report good umr, piei.ty o
dinner and several good speeches.
We had two cotton buyers 10 tt'
burg last week, one from POTASH
and the other from Wales. Yer
good FOR town the size of ours.
Miss Emma Fleemsn, q hand.
some young lady of Lawrence wa
the guest oil Mr. and Mrs. j. w
WILLIAMSON Iastweek.
". L, Moore, of Marbuts was i
our midst issL week on business.
JAS. Nor~oos, OF Shanaon pal
Us hurried visi. again last wees
There must be something that ..
itractsd his attention very serious
lly.
Jno. Smith, OF Sugar creek va
here last week.
! Fayette Barn. ., Of Chicken creel
vas here Ia / week.
Misc Lizzie Zeigler has. bse
visiting on Shannon for ssvsr,
days past.
We lern that Miss Ada CO
spsaks Of gsing TO Cornerssill
soon.
We came near forgetting TO So
thst D E. BIvins vas all smils
tie bog.
Success to Tar Crrazss aaa
many readers.
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Beware of Ointmsuts for Ca
tarrh that Contain nj ercurv-

AS Mercury VIII surely destroy III,
seuss oi smell and completely ,ersng,
ne ~hnle system when entering I,
Through the inucus surfaces. such ar
tic''s s,lonld never he us.-i except or
Prescriptions irem reputable ply sicians
as the damage they will do are ten fold
t, the good y.u can possibly derive
IRON them. Halls Cdtarrh Cure,
msnu a"sured by r J. Cheney & Co
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and i.
taken internsliy. and acSs directly upon.
rhe olW.d and mucus sur,sco~ ~ IN.
~ysrem. In buying HANS CArARRH
ukx be snre you Hst the genuine IL /,
taken insernally sud made ~ Tolesc,
Ohio. BY p J. Cheney 4 CO.
e. <oly By. D,uxxisss, prev rs rss.t
per bootle. S0dsels
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JLsrICEs OF THE PEACE.

L joiner, chairman county court.
DIS. No. is Bottoms, j l. Patterson
81 Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
3-Thos Hanna, + B Jones;
an A Warren, Polk Prince;
81 ? Buchanap. ID Waugh;
&C u TIdwell, W Z Rsckley;
T-J l. Jones', J j McCallum, w West,
] Chattorton.
81 W Bother, Sam Hopkine;
g. - Austin p ress Alternately and John
spsslsop;
lo-J F Wilson T n Houston;
li-N G Esliek, MeLiu Marks;
NV + Hart, Jas. dart;
13-M T Copeland D Parsons;
IA j G Hannah. a D Yotely;
Is - W woLaurine, W W Gordon, r r
amCron.
ls-Jss Lathorpe, Dan'l Kincaid.
l7-W A Rothroek, Helmick;
Is-T a Puryear, VIM Chambers;
l9-J NJ Parker. z Anderson,
90 VI Bass, K J Curtis;
AID Y Browning, W a Co6men.
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Columbia District Tennessee O,of,eaa,,

Columbia District Tennessee O,afscal,,
Second roaat Of Q .r;erly II ct,
ing
st Bethesda, Jan. 26. 81; B,gby-
vile, st Porter :, Feb = 3; Noun.
Pea ant, reo. l3; Scar, at Eb
aa.z-r. Feb $. 10; pssg,h, al
i ,cndsti,, Feo. s 10; Prospect, al
Aedroa, Fncay, Fec. 10; Trinity,
al Aspen Hi.', Fec. i0, Ii, P.sa.-
aat Valley, Fac q, "A; Caileaks,
Feb. %. "A; Forest Grove, a,
Flowers Chapel, March, :. 3; Lynn
vile, IT rsyIer's Chspel, Ma oh, y
10; Soutn CO. unni., AArch, s. ~:
Calu mbia, Marcp Is, Ia
3. K. Baowx.
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

The war Of the buses is lively
Eggs have ''swunk' to an eateabl'
shape.
sunday brought breath Of win
ter.
Another big wedding may be
looked for soon.
Hog jowel and turnip gre ems will
soon he 10 style.
B RI hunters report game exceed
lngly scarce.
A touch of winter makes US
won drous cold.
Garden seeds are arriving ir
great Numbers,
We learn that the new board art
going to keep our streets clean.
oive your stock some protection
against the cold rain, sleet and
snow.
Better pay your taxes pretty soor
or you might have costs TO pay ii
addition.
The snow, tbe"-take me GU
and kick me before | get any farth
or.
Owen Kings meat wagon hors
ran away with the wagon F.ida
night and tore up things consider"
bly,.
Tho hard frozen ground PARTIAL
covered with snow. Monday morn
Jog, indicated tnat We will hav
some winter yet.
How ale those new-year rcsol'
tions holding out2 How does th,
leaf you turned over the hrst ola
look nowI
Monday and Tuesday were tip
7 cal winter days for this chmat
) Weather cold with the groun
sprinkled with snow.
Mr.. 9. W. Farris lost his poke
s book containing sum OF mon'
a. m the square last Friday. NJ
Malone found the pocket-hook &
forwards but the money was gon
Or We must have good roads
over the county. No county CT
:. be said to he live and progressi
~ whose roads are so bad tn
G. thay are almost impossible.
e: Some hungry sneak thief enter
Owen Kings meat store Saturd
- night and carried off two sides
fresh bacon acd whole hog.
clue to the hogsish fellow has be
obtained.
= Mai Brownlow informs US th
m while examining some fruit tr'
Sc o. 4 st Hill few days ago
u found on one tree soand, "
~ matuIed apple of second growth
lie Although a reward has been
DIS ford by the governor and one
iii private citizens for the appretens
10, of Thos. A. Smith, who killed G
~ Brooks in Lincoln county, moth
Itn has yet been heard ofhim.
'rd The Methodist church at NJ
NE fresboro has violin In its Ca,
icy What, fiddle in the choirr Ye.
-. fiddle, if you viii, and it makes
ann best music eff any instrument
rift the choir.
am Elder David Lipseomb
'e nresch q series OF sermons at
iii ,ster Hall, beginning next Sun
say alto O'Clock and contlnueing
nqs the week. The public 10 Inv
Icn to hear him.
Raw The delapidated crossing
ngs ditch just inside the gate on
east side of the courthouse o.
to be looked after. Somebod,
rug. a dark night, might get
ope hung in i. and The county u
> hAvs TO pay damages.
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4 Voice From the Executive
Mansion.

Mr.. A. X. Hswkes--Dear Sir: The
pantiecop'c glasses YOU furnished me
ono time since, give excellent saiisiac-
lou. have tested them by use. and
must cay they are unequsled In clear
'ess and brilliancy by any that have
yer worn. Respectfully,
joins b. GORDON,
Governor of Statp ~ G. ergis.
All eyes fitted and tlt g,iaranle, a by
'raig 4 McLemore, Druggists. Pulas-
i, Tern.
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Fires in Giles County.

The elegant and costly count
esidence belonging TO Mrs. VII
lam BalIeniine, and occupied b.
he family before Captain Balien
ines death, situated on the pix
near Pisgah, was destroyed b,
ire Friday night. We have no
earned how the FIRE originated bu
{ is believed TO be accidental. A
small family occupied it at tb'
limo
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Electric BItters.

This remedy Is becomiog 50 well
known aud 80 popular ~ TO need
.pecial attention. al VIC have use
Electric Bilters s,ny n. shns song az
Draise>--A pursT medicine does not ex-
- and u IL guaranteed "a do ~ hat 10
,lalmca. Electric Biuers slllcure all
i'ssases u The Liver and ktiuey4. will
remove Pimples, boiis, salt Rheuin and
s'her sn'ciions causes ~ impure blood.
III drive malaria rom the system
tnd pressnt A. well as cure al Malar a
ies~rs. --For cure q litaliael e, Con-
.impsson aud indication try Electric
B'ttrs-- Entire satisfaction guar u eed,
~ money. rs.rnded.--Priee 20 cts and
si.00 per bottle.
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CnuNTY oFElcERa.

JPE glish, sheriff, " W Marks, deputy
A'eriF, W Craig, trustee; j J Philips
register, W Ezell, Co. court clerk, J F
Lowthrop coroner; w. s. Newbill, survey
81 W W Marks jsilor.
Circuit co rt- Meets first MONDAYS IN
March. Augr and December. J D Patter-
son, Judge, u IN l. Jones, attorney-gsnersl
Joe Bradsn, Jerk.
Chsncery court Meets first Monday IL
ebruafy al ! end Monday in August. A
Aftermath chancellor; J B Stacy, clerk
nd master, Ed b Jones, deputy.
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a ttAltlQn. ~. X. T..

For sprains, bruises, rheumatism
';ra,nps, Inflammation. swelling, cu,s
mrns, etc., In man; and splint, flag
one, Wiodxali. erisootis. scratches, ete
q hors,s Rsngum R0ot Lislmeas ~ Z
.are cure. The liking OF Linsmensss
. The universal verdict. Never fails G.
are any aliment taas can he r~ssAes
= an external medical application. d
= pa bottle. Sold by Craig q kcIA
AnRu. Md
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Nashville Market

From Yesterdays American.l
Cotton - good ordinary, ia; low
adding s "a
F1our--iamlly, 50 10
Wheat, new g5sl.0U
Corn--sacked III depo., Az
Cattle, best butchers, S2.5Ua3 co; med
an 2.25a2 80; grazing stet RS 2.25a3 U
Extra good shippers 00a3 90.
Sheep-goOu tat 5tm3.c0
1oss-2l5 lbs up 81 10 "A 20; 200 IL
nd up Sua4.85 l6u sand 1p 90
80; 100 lbs and up 4 10 4 80.
Recon - clear ""HnIry sidee
shoulders q; hams 8
v '.a,ry iar,rets
cutter lUal5; eggs 10
SeeswaX %, iestners, choice AN
bats, car lots, 3lc
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The New Bank.


The Com mercial Bank and Trus
cJmpany Ia the name of the nes
bank soon 10 be startel in Pulafk
,ud which, we learn, its protector,
Expect TO be Incorporated under t..
avs aad commence business rigbI
away, or rs soon as they reeeiv,
their safe and the necessary sts-
do4ery. II is understood that TIL
,asiness will be under the manage
nent Of Mr. g. I. Riddle, late cash
Ter of the Peoples Natioaal BAD.
>Qd Mr. W. G.. Nelson, late assistan
cashier OF the Giles National Bank
The au shorlzail capital is $60,0uO
Messrs. Riddle and Nelson a.
sell qualified and favoranly know
,ere and elsewhere as capahi
,snking men and are held IN tn
highest csteen1 in Business circleI
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TO use Hodges snppnrilla with
'odide OF Potash, the great purifier for
he b1ood. a certain cure for rheuma-
isrn, strofulous affections and NIL III
-ess.s peculiar ~ females. Renovates
snd inyigorafes the system. Physicians
recommend IT, Take no other. Ram
fum Root Medicine Co., MaDuiactu-
rvrs' NASHVILLE. Tenn. sl.OO per bot
;ie' sold by Craig d McLtmore.
todc0.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture (; intense itching
and singing; most ut night; worse hy
scratching. II allowed to continue tn
. mors form, which often bleed and III
cerate, becoming very sore. Swaynes
Ointment stops the itching and bleed.
ing, heals liberation. aud In most casee
removes the tumors, DIR. Swayne 4
Son, Phiiadelphia.
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The Advantages OF reliable, safe a. d
''llicatious Family Medicine Va inca'cu-
able, and when such " iourd tho bless
NJ Ia thus happily expressed,
Exclaimed, "Eurckn."
] have been using simmons Liver
}tgulator myself some ave years or
nore, and my family also. aud can tes-
lily from experience 90 it, virtues. (
lever recommend madicirc unless
,now it to be good, In ministry OF
wonty.iive years have often icli the
reed OF such medicine and whtn 4
O0nd it exclaimed. "Eureka ~ Rev.
J. Z. DARrEe Proprietor 1T the"Chtls-
In Visitor" SmitbGold, n. c.
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WE GAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for !,
nas besn fully demonstrated to tho peS-
pie VI this country that 1t Is superior
10 all other preparations for blood dis
little poisoniDg, Ulcers, Eruptione ane
irnples. IL purihes the whole system
and tborou. hy builds up the constltu'
sion. Sold by Anderson Il Co. al.
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Stock Notes.

jazz S. Ptckens arrived last
Friday from Dayton, Ohm. with III
grand old ptcing horse Shoo-Fly
Shoe Fly ia % Yeas old. H. WI
pread by tue late Wiley Stone o.
Marshal county and was hv Crane
HIS dam by old Brooks. Stone
cent him TO Texas where he wan
tered around Tor years and finally
Irifted To Ohio. He has never ha,
any opportunity ami yet be has fou
Il the go list one III th trial of 2lS
He is dark bay with two stocking
md is wonderfully well preserved
considering bis peripatetic life
He is now on his native heath wher
ne will he ri2htfuily appreciated
and will end his days st the head
II Lowry add PIckens Sind. Mar
shall ami Giles stock men may We
be proud of this great addition /
the ranks OF their pacing sires.
Capt. d. A. Mex night has re
ceived fromJ. MoLin Smith ID .ytor
Ohio, TWO red polIed calves, Rivei
view Dayson, 5.h, AT. and rhres;
595. He shipped to same part
Osman, (l57, 1851 Mr.. Smith ba
the oldest ret pollena herd in Obi
and will place Osnan a. Us hea
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H. p q

Don't waste time and money and un-
ergo needlcss torture with TIN kpiie
. pen kthiepisn Pie Ointment will al
lid Instant RELIEF aud certain cure w
,rSry case OF hlIud, bleeding, iichlng,
,otersal. and external plies. Rangntn
tn"t Medicine Co., Manu- lecturers,
Sashville, Tsan., ~ cents AMI al he {
Ssttle. Bold By CRAZY Il MaLsUore
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Notice TO Teachers.

White applicants dcriilng 10 De *
in'ned Tor certificates ~ teach iu fhc
.nbic schools OF Gilts county, VIII
aast me ~ Register fhce 1T and ga
'a'urdays OF each IN nth. Culorsd 2ud
.nd ath. A. 5. ABInNATuY.
l7jan4. Co. SUIT.
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M ARKGr REPORT.

fU1 ASK, Jan. 80, 1880
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAID BY DEALERS HERR
Cott,n z AL
Dorn, old 81, new %,
Wheat, SJaS5. Oats 32c
Bacon new, dry smoked shoulders
idss 8'2; hams 8.
Lard, l0c.
Sutter, l0al5.
Eggs, i0c.
Beeswax, IL
lallow, &c.
Feathers, 40c.
Hides, Green, 2a4; Dry flint, Gas
leal, 50
Dried Apples, ~ Peaches 2&a3
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LIVE STOCK.

DIRECTED By srosE. roRrgR 4 HcPxIN
dules-l4 to l4h hands high. SIS ,
10; IL to Is hands high, $110uol40.
':xttle-202l4c.
HOgs-3@4c.
'heep-2@2Ifc;.rb GO n up, axs3
shipped - two ear load of cattle an
me CIR OF hogs.
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Fancy Dress Ball.

10 he given at the Pa ask Dane
Ing lass Hall on Friday night
Feb. 1t, 1889 Ladies' cone IN
faney dress Gentlemen come in
of.inary bail dress. Admission
% seats fer lad, aad gentleman.
lf
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WHOLESALE.,

We have the largest siocMn1 Grcce-
r'ss ever opsnsd In t3Ilss eooosy 80
We Are prepared to offer Derchsnts
priecs 70 conpefe With any Wholesale
mssket. Our new warehouses hsvS
moso ooof-ropm than any othsr heuso
70 the elty and We keep shem per ~
Nh 0oodh. We can savs yea Dene1.
vi = Yith m ordsr, CNe an1nal ona1ID
fv1 ~ 0ddEaInl - ybApk - 80
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Married.

The marriage Of Mr.. Nathan
Crockett apd Mica Mary Lou Flour
noy occurred 1t The Presbyterian
church at o'clock last night. abou,
the time THE c1r,zxs vent TO press
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Died.

Mrs. NJ. J. Morris, very old ls
ly who formerly kept s. boardin;
nouse il Pulaski, died at the resi-
fence of her son law in the At
district, last week, aged 70 years.
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MASONIC,

Pulassi Comma ndery, X. T. No IL; @ A
Pope EN-. Con msnder, w Nelson ne
corder.
prla, Council r. O. 8. Masters, No -
JRCro Til Ill. Master; + "insh'p' ia
Pulaski hapter. X. A. M. No. 20; W
Craig n NJ Arrowsmith, Recorder :,
Pulsski edge, f, Il A. No. 1857 "
Ewing, W 81; @ Pope, See'y'
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District No. yanhoozer, J T. Reeee;
AIM Yarhrough; 4. q J Watson; VIM
solt; W X Cover; Z r J Anderson, Rob't
wllIams; 3 Horny Butler; lease McNeece:
m Wm Bradford II VIM Newton; ~ C G
Thnmae: ~ M q Magoo; II VIM Lucy: Is
I'M Thurman;l8 - Dunnevaut: IL Dan
SMITH 10 Bose MurrelI: IL Chapman
Do. ! FHot; 81 J 2 MARKS.
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We are now receiv-
ug . large assortment
0f QueonsWaro 4 Glass
ware. consisting Of fine
China Dinner and Tea
Sets, Water Sets, Cham.
Der Sets, Vases, and ev-
erything kept in a first
class China Store. To
be convinced come and
see.
EZELL & NELSON.
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xNIGnrs OF HONOR.

Friendship Lodge, No l0i. A stil-
leTn. dictator; Il Clay MoLauriro, reporter, /.
Il Arrowemith. financial 'epor et; "a 80
0akaa. ,reaarrer. Meets I and ord rrldaS
nights nt Bannister Hall.
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Cure for Sick Headache.

For proof that DIR. Gums Liver
Pills cures iteaoscf ask your drug
glst for free trins s~-~. Only ope
OF dose. Pi1s nWs hrses, -
sgnts. Sold
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HAVING spggesied tho insolvency Of tbs
II esss.s Of Henry u Stanley. deed, oil
part - having claims against said estate Ar,
hsssey nod Hsd 30 aDe che same. daily sxsbsr
Heated, In the once ~ tbe eouaty scsrS eieri
Of 8ils~ ronnty 90 Or hsseys sss 10th day o
July, 1859, OF To- cam. will - nssved,
}. y. CAMP ELL,
yssstt Admintstye0R
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KNIaurs OF PYTHIAs.

atouewarl Lod9o, No. l2--Meets every
sou,re,'J Il LiQhtfoot, q G; T j Mason,
CW T. wieon, p; J B White, OF Z
etarkey Duncan. NJ of F; Mark Arrowsmith
NAV A Roee, K d 4:
Uniform rank Dixie Division, NO 8, meets
every let Tuesday in each month.
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BfvauAc6

John II Woodbridge, No !. MSOta nts, n sat
- In zach month at NJ hall. :
c Mitchell, president; TheO Richardson
corresponding socrotary.