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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-02-14

BY CARO- N.

Farmers are msk,ag US. ~ TIA
present pretty we.iher piepara VI
to farming.
Tue school at C. dar Grove acad
emv opened Monday ua.er the ii
d n, Supervision os prai. J. c
Anthony,
Ms Bette Wiliilns return q
home las Tues day accom- panied b,
h,r SISTER Mrs + nms oore.
Mss Florence Evefiy retarae,i
home last sseA from pFagsarls d
visit 30 Mt P'-g4b.
/ Mrs. james Haioway o! Illinois is
visiting her sister Mrs. Jan
! Anthony,
Mr. James Cox an family Of
Testers are visilng The Ianiiy OF
A. b Gasn..r.
M. p R.ckIey, of Alabama is
Wishing relatives here.
~ Tom Haslinls and Frank
Boauo OF Bedford county we're Wis
itlns the family oil D.. Dean las,
week.
Mrs A. Crazy returned home
last week from your city.
Owen and Siss simpson return.
Ell home from SIMPSONS Caapei
Sunday.
w. I. Keeling who has been
sick for some weeks past
We are glad 20 say is up again.
Measles are prevalent In this
community.
Married at the residence OF L p
DJ.venpoI Mr.. R bort B. Gordon
10 Miss Malti,- Ester oi Athens.
Aih.. Esq G, H. Tidwell ofiieIa
ting.
Brof Field Gordon formally of
Hebron Will teach school ut SPORTS
Academy.
Mrs. Thomas Pittard returned
home Tuesday FROM visit 10 heI
sisters IN Pulaski.
We are sorry to say Mrs. Alfred
west Is in very p-eoarious con
dltion.
Tue Young people enjoved them
selves las, Friday evening at a.
entertainment given ty Mes An
ME Wriifi.id.
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The farmers are preparing ior
the coming crop.
Miss Sis Morris is very low with
pul monsry elections.
Mr.. A. j Doug'as, We learn i,
some better, but MRS. poa2las j.
not much better.
Mr.. Will j. II II il selling iruii
trees for Mr.. NJ HarwelI AID Is do
ing good business.
Miss Hsutie Roberts was visit
ing at n. Z. Casmoers last week
Rev. Asa Muse, of Alabama
preached al 6oott's Hill Sanday.
Rev. G. w. Mitc1e |. OF Moriab
will preach at New Union charcl
the Alb Sunday, ut Ii o m.
The Alliance AZ thi, place Is OF
. boom.
| There 10 40 Agricultural whee
here that 10 10 9 tArivins condition
| Mr.. Frank Davis is atte ndin
school ~ BodenhsD. Frank il .
boy OF fair mind and will make,
success.
PArsonz Ned ChsmheFs a,sende
meeting ~ Scoots's Hill Sunday.
!, Mr.. T. r. Reeds-. OF Desalh cou,
J representing the Pure Fyontai
} nursery Was In our hamlet not Ion
since stopping With Wn. Chs1
beye,
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The Pail Fair.

A ing Of the trot,.ng Eser
~ Nashville, the followta2 dat :
were sareel upon for the Fair mex
fall,
shelhyvilIe, Sepse mbe ) 6 and !
Muf eeshoro. S4piembe lc, Ii. II
Ii AMI Ii.
Na hslils. September 10, II. rs
l9, 20 aud 81.
Colano,a, September "a, p %
q and %
Pulaski. Oetober. 2. 3 al 1
l. slarg, ocloner, 8 9. 10 ano
Ii.
Fayetteville, Ocsnb # IA, Is, IL
II aud Is.
Hanisvil e.. O.tober Be, 2. 23 "a
IS aud 20
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BY TIM TwEEGERS

As the weather has been yer,
pleasant for the past week or wv"
many of tue farmers have beguf
tbeir work for the coming crop
Some have commenced sowing oat'
md turning land.
The health of the com munity il
letter at this writing.
Mr.. Charlie Dunnevant who hsl
neen very sick for some time, W
are glad to say, Is better.
Mr.. Press Alternately is also uE
again from spell of sickness.
We are sorry to note THAT Nj
Will Rivers has left us TO accept
position Ia Nashville. We wis
him great success.
WILDER Wilkerson, of Pulask
VAS down in the village Sunda,
visiting his cousin, LIE Wilbersor
and We won't say who else in tb
| ne,ghborhood.
There was a great deal of won
iering among the hoys in an
about the village, why DR.. Dick
and Mr.. Tdmuadson, OF Bry so
,hould app ar SO business Ink
when trey visit here.
| MIR. General Witt and his wi
sers visiting Mr.. j. Bud Mari
IN family, Saturday and Sunda
| Mr. Bob Mitchell and Dick Rag
lac passed through the village h
seek, earout to Bry son.
| Mr.. Ned Osborn, who mas he,
eaching scb9ol At Beach Go
vas a. home last Saturday and Su
lay.
Mr. Arthur Park left las, W
o carry u lot OF mules To Hun
vile.
There wae services at the D.
ICar.s,ian church Suniay, Tie 10
4 very large crowd attended I
services. W. buJe To see VI
| n ,idye cbufch rebuitf 60 n.
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Coming Home.


| The following private letter frou
the absent rector of Memoirs
church, R,v. W. G. G. Thompson
will be interesting TO his many
friends 10 Pulaski.
Bournemonth Hampshire.
Englanl
Jan. 20 n, 1889
+ O McCord.
Kindly insert 10 your mex. issne
of THE CITIzEN. that ] sa'i iro''.
Liverpool on F.h ury, l6 D. ~ >.
). Etraria of The Cuasri i,n". ]
viii arrive in Pui .ski either The
last das Of February ar the 1t oi
March. Also th-t tue L .aian ser
vi,es at the church ot the Mes-is',
will he as usual, beginning ON An
Wednesday,, March 9Th.
am glad to say that an mach
better and am well prepsrei 10 take
up my work again, and am long
ing once more to see the dear peo-
pie of Pulaski, whose sy npathy and
4LtentIou IN the time OF M troub.
lie | Can never forget
Do remember me To all h P's.
| have tn ~ ht of all OF them .ften,
and look forw ard TO seeing them md
meeting with them again. sh II
write froa New York To you, a. I
hope l shall hold my first ssrv &c.
in my church 90 the 1st Sun 'ay i
March and | sh.,uld like due an
ncuncement IT, be made.
was panel indcei t. see the
deaths of Miss Margaret Carter and
S. C. Mitchell. B,tL were ,,n
rienn- OF mine anI / shall mss
their faces much. the i,rmar va
model young lady and one whose
svmpa by and Friendship ] fayort.i
much.
! am bringing my cousin I W
Dobrlll and Young man, j w
Brown, both of whom b ,pe to tile
10 Giles county. Oae is prac-
teal civil engineer and the o her
wishes to buy farm in Tennessee.
Others may come with me, but
these are certain.
With my kindest regards to you
and Ms. Smith, not forgetting mv
good friend the General anal his
family. Believe me, Yours in F
-. Is. W. @. G.. THoMP-eE.
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Wild Cat Insurance.

We understand there has been T.
God deal Of Wild cat" insurance
lone ia Giles county during The
past few months ny companies MOI
rcsnsed to do business in Tennos-
zee.
Pe.sors who have insured in The
North Western Insurance Company
i Wabpeton, Dekota will some 10.
pleasant news of their company b,
interviewing Mr., Flonrnoy Rivers
he resident agent of the Z Romans
Funl Insurance company who bat
n ceiYed information from insur
ance com missioner houses on thu
subject. The press is continual.
busy IN trying To expose wild ca
Insurance.
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Our school is still progressing in
literature aad growing numerical
strength now numbering 81 Oh
roll.
Last Friday was our monthly
written e. animation in which tn
the pupils did exceedingly well.
Sunday school stills meets at
p. IN. every Sunday.
Mr.. John Boyd, Sen, wio la,
been quite sick, we aIs gid 10 Say
is most well.
Miss Della Howard, who hst
been visiting st Mr. S w. Howard
has returned bone acc mpanied b
Bonnie Howard,
The young people enjoyed
sugar candy stew at Mr. Franz
Eidrldses last week, a
G. NJ. Gardner WAS visiting tb
old folks at home last Satn.ds
and Sunday,
Mr.. Richard Boyd and lady wer
q our midst recently.
j NJ. White has some TT cattl
for the market.
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Attention Farmers.

Pit aSe reInem her tnat each ii on
lay is general order, receiving an
delivering day. And as the sees
and p.antl~g time is near, we urg
he immediate preparing and for
Narding OF your orders, and th,
ringing in at once OF what yol
ave 10 sell. We will be prompt
on hand each Monday at th
corner furniture store, where tb
business or the exchange will b
conducted, and under which "
have ample room to store what yol
nave to sell. We will keep O.
hand salt, seed potatoes, oat see'
Sod whatever the farmers place j
nur hands to sell, and will suppl
IN short notice anything you wan
o buy.
Now farmers, you have throue
as, opened the medium of exchang
Tor the disposiI < of your product,
md for supplying yourselves wit
ghatever you wish TO buy, and
remains with you TO make it su'
4 cess. II. i. BooTH.
4 sA Ag't.
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Cooking Club.

What has become of the Pulaski
Cooking Club, Christmas festivities
are past, and while there is always
some amusement Tor the yer,
young and those who dang, I'll
older members Of society need son'
social recreation add enjoyment
Why not revive the cooking club
Aud while the bodily palate is be-
ing pande. ed to why not feed ths
mental palate, AS well, by adding |
literary ard musical feature u
each meeting.
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Married

At the residence of the brides
father at Aspen Hill, Tuesday
night, 9th inst. Mr.. viii Nelson
aud Miss Fannie Petty. were uni
ted il marriage. R-v. j. NJ. Ash
ford performing the ceremony II
HE usual happy style. MIR. Nelson
brought his charming bride to towr
The next day to Maj. Brownlow''
here they haYe taken rooms. anf
are receiving the coLgratulatlon
of macy friends. Seveal couples
from Pulaski attended the mar
riaga
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Electric Filters.

This remedy Is becoming so wei
known and SO popular ms to need
special attention. All who have use
Electric Bitters sing the same song o.
praise.--A purer medicine does not ex
lst and II IL guaranteed to do all that =
claimed, Electric Bltters Will cure al
d;ss4sss 81 the Liver aud Kidneys, vii
remove Pimples, Boils, salt Rheum AM
other affections eau. d by Impure blood
will drive Malaria from the systou
and prevent 81 well rs cure all Malaria
fevers For cure OF Headache, Con
| sumption aud Indigestion try Eiectri
Bitt@rs--E ntlra satisfaction guaranteed
or maney ret:aded.--Price 80 cts al
400 per bottle,
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Nashville Market

From Yesterdays Americana
Cotton good ordinary, 75s; low
nidiiing s..
Fiour-tanliy, % So
" aeat, new seal, W
Corn--saoked III depo'., A
Cattle, oesI butchers, 81 75a3 90 med
l,lm 2.35a2 50; grazing steers 2.6Ua3 "
Extra GOOD shippers 3 25a3 so.
oae.p- good TAI 5ta3oU
dngs-2l5 ms mp 81 30 4 40; 20c ID,
s"d up 2'a4.35; l60 lis AMI up $50,
i3J; loo los ana up 4 00A4 Is.
bacon - clear country sides 7I
III 'iider Ga hams "a
Co1aIry lard 81
Sdtler tUa,2sa eggs l0Esl1
6ecswax 10. feathers, cnoic. A4H
Oass, car lots. 32c
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a woMaN.s DISCOVERY.

"Another wonderful discovery has
been made aud that too by q lady u
this oaupty. nisesss bad fastened its
CLUTCHES uron her and for seven years
she with TODD lie severest tests, hut her
vital organs were undermined aud death
seemed imminent. For tiu-e months
months she coughes ipc%sssntiy and
could not sleap, she bonght of us q
bottle o. Or. Kings New Discovery foI
Consumption aud was 81 much reiIev-
ed by taking fsr-t dose that she slept I'll
nlgnt sad with one bottle has bseB MI
raosic usly cured. Her nsme IL Mrs.
Luther Lutz." ihus write W. {. Ham.
rick q CO. Of shelby. N. G. Oct q II
cent trial bottle at Grigsby's drug store
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CIiERCLIEs.

Yrerbyierian--Co'ner Second ana f'o~e'
wssts. Rsv. d. l.. Wilson pastor Services
Anndav 81 Ham and p. Sunday
sshool ate an q. A. Pope supt.
Cumberland Corner 3D. and Madison
Esv. !. N Yokley pastor. Services every
Rauday at IL a. m. and Z y. IN. sunday
sshool at $3.50 a IN. Prof. Romine 'uperin-
esudsnt.
Meth odlst ohurch-~W Collier, pastor;
pervTces sunday at 1880 n aud I M
Sunday school at 9:i5 sm w. =. Ezoil'
sup't.
Episoopai ehurch--oofuer Madison and
Yhird Rev. w q q Thcmpson, rector.
aervicen sunday AT l0ai IN and $50 ? IN
Christian ehurch-services Sunday morn
har at BAnnistsr Hall. No regular pastor
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WE CAN And DO

Guarantee Ack.r's Bl,s~i E.ixir tor
aas been fully dem r.t Il TO The .s.
pie OF his country that It is superi
- all other preparations for blood d.
ease, lt ~ n positivt cure Tar s,phl-
little poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions ane
'impt s. it puriies the whole system
and thorou. bly, builds up the consti u
ton. Sold by Anders ~ & Co al
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BRIEF LOYAL MENTION.


Vt, y =.
~ I = ~ p" "
.'"N'' ~ =
= : "
we were J'2t '''-' : ~ ne
Fho" ''ne > s = = - " - ''''e
20 m''eS lH'S F44 : ~ " ? o"''-
ing '''o''
a very pretty az" pc '"' S'-
man was d9Leta - c''f'h5 %
young folks las n'she AT NE 80
dence O Mr.. A j. B'i!entihe
The ladies Of tie Cumb,iI'nd
church VIII nave - 'n"' "n luf
square btst Monday ~ Alarm.
The place vii. he arnoG' red here
after
There waS ~ stF4r n orr last
weeks report OF shipments ~ Q oLs
Porter and Hopklns I"ey ehipr-
Ell TIVE carloads oimu Go Ins e'' u
one as fep"F e.
Col Higdou of Lrnnv't' EAs
wire fence lock that hiia fair I f,
revolution fence bu,tiiaG Farmers
should see Col. H's fence lock when
they viii appreciate lis woi til.
M Siguond Rosensu has bongh'
The store house now occupied hy
nernatby and Lig.ti"ot from
Ir John II. R 'g-r' Of Wales To
xaon IL belonged f1r I'll, SUN -
$55 90.
IT. s,nrene court will nrot .hly
reach the Giles county docket to
day. Messrs. John ), Wilkes an
Joha f. Allen vent mp yesterday
morning aud F'oaraoy Il yrs ye
terday afternoon
Mesgrs. Fad anil Marx Ar1v
smith and Henry Jones bought tn
stock of goods belonging % Aher
nashy and Lightfoot y's erday.
toe transaction, Mr. Aftermath
bought the store house on the cas-
side beiopginl to Captain Arrow
smith which is vacant
Gee. Woodbridge advice to III
friends not to use matches III .
arauDd hen coops where e'ra"
scattered around Says ae saved III
lunch, chickcos all the same ia
Il one eyebrow singed his iriend los
! part OF his mostaenef
oar friend ESQ Ava. w. Moo
IF e, ktou, has bought Al late 90
: IN the hardware sore of Daily
Kj,gand vii; shortly he in tow
,oassnme The duties ~ ops OF ii
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COLUMBIA Districe tennessee aiersnJ
Sec mi rouad of Q ,rterly Nee
hedron. Frieay, Feb. Is; Trinity
4 A,pAn HI, Fen. l6. IL: Peas
NJ Valley, Fab %, "a; Culleoks,
Feb. %. "a. Forest Or We. o
Flowers Cuapel, March, 3. 3, Lvnr
v'Ile. 1T rsyl RS Chapel, Mach, 9
10; South Cnumhia, March, 8, lO
Colu m oia, March l6, n
r. X BRowH.
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wlen-Hmith.

The marriage of Mr.. Heron Will
son and Miss Diisie Smith viii.
take place At the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs, Confer Smith
ON East Hill this afternpcp at 3
o'clock. Rev. W. j. Collier perform
Ing the cersuony, To.morro~
they viii repair TO the home of thu
grooms mother where they vii
receive thu con ,ratulasion of theil
friends. THE CITIsEs together viii
their bost OF irispds wishes tbsu
~ ssfsy fstfy at9Fi 80 asflfs
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

I. Jones', chairman county court.
J-s No. Is 4 Bottoms, J l. Patterson
al e Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
e-Thos Hanna, + ZONES;
an A Warren, Polk Prince;
81 p Buchanan. ID 7 Waugh;
&C Il Tidw we'll, W Rsckley;
III l. Jones, McCallum, w Wos.,
j CbGttePson.
IS W Batter, Sam Hopkins;
go Z Austin, Press Abernathy and John
sphsnsou;
i0-JF W ilson IN Houston;
lin q Erlick, MeLin Marks
NV = Hart, Jas. Dart;
in T Copslsnd II Parsons;
u JIG Hannah. q Posely;
I6-J W yoLsurine, w w Gordon, Il
smtrou.
Is--Jas Lathorps, Dan1 Kincaid.
Wv A Rothrock. A Helmick;
Ie-T puryear, Vim Chamosrf,
Ls-J M Parker. J 2 Anderson
90 F Bass, K J Curtir;
41--DF Browning W A Cofman.
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I Told YOu So.

Mr.. Z. 4. Ises,na, oi Dseen, Philip
= Co.. Nashville. Tenn, SAYS: III wa
fii,cted with Files Tar twenty years an,
4 tried every reme.lv offered me, fiasl
ly ueed the Ethiopian pile Ointmenr,
10 give me instant reli-f aud hiss elle'
a pcrmsn.nt cure" Sold oy Graf
Z McLemure. 7feb4t
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w. F. Walton, OF Springfield, Tenn
says: III have been suffering with Neu
ralgia In my tsce AMI head off and OF
for three years. l Purchased box Of
Or. Tanners Infalliable Neuralgia Cur,
and took eight OF the pills. have no
felt any symptoms of Neuralgia since
1t gives me pleasure to recommend It. ;
sold by Craig 81 McLemore. 7teb4t
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The New Year Dawns Very
Auspiciously.


Auspiciously.
AS usual the 22ith grand monthly
lrawing OF the Lcusiana State Lottery
Company took place at noon on Tues
lay, Jan. 18th, 1883, at New Orleans.
Ia, under the sole superintendent OF
1cn'ls g. T. Beauregs-d of La, and
Jubal A. Early OF Va. No. $3.50 drew
he first capital prize OF $300,U00. l;
was s old in fractional twentisths at 81
Zach sent TO NJ. "A. Dauphln, New Or
teams, La. One to Geo L Davis, De-
troIt, Mich: one TO II Dickson. De-
tcoit, Mich; one to G II McLain, Color
vio springs. Col one to w p Greaham
tndianola, Miss one TO German Natl
Bank, Denver, Col one paid to second
Natl Bank, Bay CITY, Mich one TO w
Il alderman, Philadelphia, Pa; one paid
g, "A deposlror through We!ls, Fargo q
| ,o's Bank Ran grsnaisco, Cal. etc.. etc
| No. 40959 drew the second capital prizi
It $iO0,OO0; L. wos also sold In frse,,an
| Il uwentieths at 81 each. Two went Il
req w Sesal., Chicago, III; two u
| Nst'l Bank OF Common wealth, Boston
lass; two to Hamilton Natl Bank o
Fort Wayne, Ind; two to Or W II Dib
lie. Middietown, Com; one to ! With
.rs. ii. san Antonio. Tex: one {, The
Y Frieke, No 244 81 d wav. BaltImore
Nj; one 10 \ d.ppsitor IN Union Nat
Rank. New OrleaEs. In; one u de
positor branch State Nat'l Bank, NeN
Orleans. Ia; 0ne to Mrs z NJ Johnsnr
| Albany, N Y; one 10 FiIst Sat'l Bank
ray Tor, Tex; ono 20 depo-itor throug
! G1-,on Natl Bank, New Orl1ans, La
me To- Isaac williamson, 2,0jj Mort
'front.' sryet, Phil,dei aaia, IA; etc. etc
No Gt,Iz7 drew the third prize OF $50
300 also soid IN twentieth parts; ore :
chicago Nat Baak, III; "ne 70 G c nj
dine q Co, 81 iascph. Mo; one 70 Ma
: herman American Bank OF IT Pan
dinu: one 10 Merchants Natl Ban,
louisville, XIV; one 10 City Natl Binl
Cairo. III; one to deposit " throug
Wells. Fargo Il Co, San Fr inclseo. Cal
: one TO J u Martin, Am ola. Tex, etl
The next event OF stmi ar irpp"rtane
will be on Tuesday, March Ia, 1880. A
D information about IL may be obtains
on an application TO NJ. A. Dauphi
New Orleans, La.
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Adams KRIS.

Mr.. John Asams formerly OF
Pulaski and Mrs Kirk of New Or
leans, we're married at the home oil
the latter's father last. Tuesday,
Mr.. Adams is now living Ct Jas
per Ala bama where he met the la
dy of hIs choice. They viii con-
tinue TO live there. Mr.. Adams |,
In the gen. raj Offices Of the Shef.
4 ID cad giI nipsbau RsIlroes
cspYssS ssJsepsr
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Dir. c. A. Chott has severed biz
connection with Ahernsthy Il Ligh
DOT and gone into the pfov,si't
bus ne s. Tbs firm will be known
as {. A. Choat and Brother ao.
the VIII occupy the house use
formally hy Mr.. Taylor as q meat
stan o.. Soath main.
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TIE Paterson jury.

The Jurors who were trying the
competing OF Mr.. John &. Patter-
son afe Mestrs X j. Curtis. ] D.
Post n, I L. Birssong, r. 4. Hob
i.ns, j. G. King. j w. Kennedy. !
j. Tucker, G. w. Brownlow.sA. Z
Absr aalhy, 9. ". Elder, w. W
Mecfscken and =. NJ, Cant,
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COUNTY OFEiCER-

J P English. sheriff, W W Marks, deput,
4erih, W Craig, trustee; j J Philip
ssaister. w 8 Ezell, Co. court clerk, J F
kowthrop coroner; ". 8. Newbill, survey
m W W Marks jailor.
Circuit co TT Meets fret MONDAYS in
AaToh Aug. t and December. J d Platter
con- Judge, j. IN l. Jones, attorney general
dee Brai,n, Jerk.
Chsucery court Meets first Monday in
sbFusry az 1 2nd Monday in August a
Aftermath chancellor; J Stacy, clerk
nd naAster, I'd b Jones, deputy.
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SYMProMs--M Moisture Intense itchin.
and singing; most at night worse By
scratching. Ii allowed TO continue Ia.
mors form, which often bleed and al
lerate, becoming very acre. Sway me-
Ointment stops the itching anu bleed
ing, heals liberation. and in most cas-.
removes the tumors. DIR. owayne 4
Son, Philadelphia.
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A HEALuaY GisoWrH

Acker's Blood Elixir has gained 8
firm hold on the American people anC
is ack nowledged t. be superi II to Il
other preparations. IL Is a positv,
cure tor all Bilious and Skin tisea.e S
the medical fraternity indorse AMI pr.
scribe it. Guaranteed and sold by An
dersod 81 Co. ~
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An ASSIGNMENT,

Mr.. James Davis doing a retail
grocery trade ON north lst stree,
has assigned for the benefit of his
creditor. W. y. omithson 10 tras-
tee. Assets estimated at $500
liabilities 5000.
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF Grocs-
ries ever opened In Gilss county and
40 are prepared 70 Oder merchants
prices to com pete With any Wholesale
market. Or psw warehouses have
more foor-room than any other bcuss
IN the city and we keep them parxsd
with goods. We can save you money.
Try US with MI order. On rssAM wWbs
will be supplied - usual
j. &. Ca sa~&AA
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LIVE STOCK.

CORRECTED BY STONE, PORTER HOPKINS
Mnies-l4 TO AN hands high, $50 t.
10; 10 to 10 hands high, $ll0tol40.
Cattle 2@24c.
Eogs-34lc.
Sheep-2@2%c;rb GO ID up, 2>sa3
Shipped-one car load Of cattle, ant
hO0s
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BuckIen's Arnica salye.

The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. ohspped hands, ehilblains, corns
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t L.
guaranteed TO give perfect Satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 20 cent
per box. For safe by Grigshy Bros,
Hruggists. 6may1y
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WIN Cherry and Tar.

Every body knows the virtues OF
Wild Cherry and Tar m a rellsi and
cure for any affection OF the Throat and
Lungs. Cembined With these two In
gredrnts are . few simple healing
rx:2edies In the composition Of DR.. bo-
sauko's Cough md Lang syrup, maxi
Ing u Just t@s axf3eSc 80 sould alwsy
have In tIs< 1884 - ssnshs, colds
Group ana ~. 81 81 " J. :
| 0fROby,
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MASONIC.

Pu,sskl Comms ndery, X. T. No ls; @ 4
voro EN-. Con msadsr, W Nelson, Re-
wsrder.
Pnlu Council X. - q. Maste'F, 20 -
ar Gro ,Th III. Master; + WinshiP' b.
Pulaak hapter. X. A. NJ No 20; " 4
Craig. Il III Arrovsmith, Recorder -,
Pulsslo cAgo, T, d A. NJ No, ioli Il "
Ewing, W 49, a Pope, See'y'
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Brannan g. 8 m / : b
have a large lot of La
dies Fine Kid Gloves,
that they are selling at
greatly reduced prices.
And some they are sell
ing at cost.
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Church aarrioa.

There will he morning service
with holy con munich at the Epis-
copal church ST III a. m. sunday
March 3rd, Evening service With
sermon that night.
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PUT a~SI Fab u, 1859,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAID BY DEALERS HERE.- >
Cotton Z a9A
turn, oi,i 80, new S5,
Wheat, 70as5.. Oats 32c
Bacon new, Try sucked shoulders
,ides s Q hams 8.
Lard. Toe.
Butter, i0al5.
Eggs, Zoe.
Beeswsx, IL
rallow, sc.
Feathers, 40c.
Hides, Green, 2a4; Dry fiint. Gas
Meal, 80
Dried Apples, az Peaches 2ka3