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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-07-18
w ales,
" AleS,
BY RURAL ROOSTER

John Johnston is visiting his
father, Mr.. Sam join ston.
Miss Ola Smith, one of Pulaski's
beautic. will spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Heron Will
son.
Miss Helen Short is visiting tn
our neigh horhood again this week
Alison Owings, of Pula ski, was
in our midst Sunday.
Mrs Burns ST. John, of Nash
vile, is the guest OF Mr.. j. L.
Woodland.
Rufus AMI Alfred Parker, If Fu-
laski, are out at their grandmother
Mr.. Glllie Knox, OF Aspen HUI
was in the neighborhood not long
since
Mr.. r. L Johnston is at Proa-
pect for the summer.
J. =. Wheeler pa d visit TO hi'
friends in NJ ury few days las
week.
Capt. Jno. S. Wilkes AMI Mr..
Will Alternately were the guests ,
Mr.. Newt. white Saturday unt
Sunday.
The school at Slate Spring
opened last Monday Miss Matte
Wilkinson in the chair. Tin h %
At Wood Chapel also began Mon
day. Miss Eugeni. Yancey presid
ing.
The heavy rains prevented th'
Farmers Alliance from havin4
their plea: hare SatIr itv. Gre u
preparations had bcen made by TOT
people for The entertainment of tn
crowd and it would have been
grand success
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l.ynuville.
BY LYNDA.

Mr.. John LAveil, accompanie /
by his sister, @, ith,1uvliie, sprat
last Sunday with friends here.
NJ. Viii Morrow of Camphells
vllr, was in our midst last week.
Miss Ference Houston left last
Monday Tor Virginia To spta sew
eral weeks.
w. IL. Eodenheimer closed his
W ting school here last Friday.
Several OF our young men took
in the ice-cream supper at Brick
Church last Thursday night.
Messrs Charlie Smith and John
Boyd were iu Florence, Ala, several
days last week.
Miss Annie Locke received the
prize TO- best Improvement during
the writing school.
Mrs. White was in Nashville
several days last week to see
friends.
Mrs. Hamblin returned from a
most delightful visit TO parents at
Mitchersvillc, Tenn, on last Sat.
urday.
There will be several days meet
ing at the Baptist church, com
menclng on next Friday, conduct,
ed by Rev. Mr.. Woods, Of Faye tie
vile.
Let's have a wedding TO break
the monotomy girls. Why not r.
peat the bachelors soil oquy TO
some Of our young men
Prof. j. j. Zuccarello and his
lovely sister, Miss Minnie, of
Campbellsville, were in our midst
last week
MI. Madry, of Aspen Hill, was
up last week visiting his son and
wife, DR.. A. II. Madry.
Mr.. Jim Hill, of Mooresvile, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Gus White, Of Campbell
Station, came down Sunday.
There is singing every Sunday
evening now at the Methodist
church. Our girls and should turn
out aud join in the splendid singing
aud music. { course we would
like TO see the Old men turn out
also.
w. II. Richards IN aud wife spent
last Sunday with relatives in Lew
isburg.
Success to the CITIZEN.
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died at Sumac

The infant son, aged about one
year, of Rev. A. NJ and Mrs. Ezell,
died la-t Monday of cholera-infan-
tum. This sweet suffering babe has
found deliverence in the arms of
plying Saviour aud although the
hearts of the bereaved mother and
father feel empty and blank they
rest in the hope OF again claspiug
their da, ling in their arms in the
realms ,. eldleis bliss. The bur-
ial took place yesterday from the
family res idcEce at Sumac.
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Public School.

In the crowded state Of our col
umns last week, we omitted to call
attention To the new advertisement
of our Public school. The fall term
b, gins August 26lh. Our people
are pr I'D OF this ins .itute as the
large patronage of the last term will
testify and the o-tlonk is very en-
cnurage,ng this fall There will be
a nun her &c pupils from q distance
"a. it is first Glass graded school
and the tuition is within reach OF
all and board and lodging can be
had near the school at very low
rates.
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ELECTRIC HIPTERS.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and so popular as to need spc-
cial mention. All who have used Elrc
tric Filters sing the same song 81 praise.
a purer medicine does not exist hnd
&c i guaranteed TO do all that Is claim
Ell. Electric Bitters will cure an dis
eases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will re-
move Ptmples, Boils. Salt Rhcum and
o.her affections caused by impure
blood. win drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial levers. For cure at Head
ache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded
Price oOcts. and 81 90 per bottle at II.
NJ. Gri gsby's.
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DR.. L. G. Cracking

Would announce to his many friends
that he mny be consulted profess
lnnall, at the Linden House, Pulaski
Tenn, from August the first to the
,ighth, inclusive. Al diseases OF
females Tumore, Flstulos, Piles,
Nervousness, Gamer, etc. treated
with great success. He refers to
hundreds OF cured patients in Giles
and surrounding counties. Cal
promptly us his time Is limited
He may be consulted at his house
at Kansas City, Mo, permanently
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Brick Church.
BY JOHN L.

When Brick Church gets to hav-
ing ice-cream suppers two nights
in succession she ia having all the
pleasure that she is eatillei to. II
rained Thursday evening just as it
generally does when We are to
have an Ice-cream supper and there
was not the crowd that was expect
ed, and all of the ice and lemons
was not used and the, concluded 10
have it again Friday night, and 10
and behold it rained harder than
tue night before. There was a
large crowd from Lynnville here:
N, ssrs. Mallory, Ell Tate, viii
Gilbreth, jim Black burn, Robert
Bllcxbnra, Ward and Ceymore
Blsg. Iisses Fannie and Matte
Bugg, Ella d wis, Matte Harris
anil Mamie Black burn.
From Cornessville: Misses Lii
lie Ramsey, Jennie Acuf, and Nj.
Horace Ashley.
Crops are IN an alarming condi-
ton in this neigh horhood; at least
ONE OF them are, Some have Civ
en- up their crops to the Weeds and
grass.
Mr.. Erne't Anderson is very
much indisposed this week with a
complaint that is unknowa to hi
physician.
MIR. r. A. +. Jackson steam
thresher is in this neighborh".d
now and is doing great homer &c
its owner In the way that it j:
cleaning the wheat from the fel Ia
Success 10 the deai old CITIZEN
NAV it live long AMI be proper
Gus. 81
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Another Ere,

% last Thursday night, about
IL o'clock, the kitchen of Mr. G.
A. Pope was discovered Ia be in
flames. IL was too la gene at the
time of the discovery ~ save and
attention VAS turned to "a, ing the
house. which is situated about IF
teen feet from TIE kitcl en-. This
thny succeeded in DUNG IS there
~a~ no Wind ut the tim.
Mr. Pope and family had
retirel when the fire broke oui
anil did not awake until some one
ratified the door and .d''fre." His
cooking stone and utensils snd
kitchen furniture were s.l lost, bul
were insured.
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Mt. MOriah.
COLONEL.

After several weeks | will try
to wife once more.
The farmers are very busy lay
ing by their cotton, buy the pros
pect fol &c a. this time of the yea
IS very poor.
General G. cen still holds some
of the farmers IN check and will
hold them until Jack Frost cones
and relieves them.
Mrs. j. 5. Reynolds, of Pulas l.,
is visi,ihg her mother, Mrs. ,. A.
Wilson this week.
Miss Bessie Short, of your city,
rs visiting Mrs. /, ID. Davenport t.
MISS Ola Smith, ui Pulaski, IS Wis.
lung ncr sister, Mr.. II. &. Wilson,
this week.
Mrs. Anna Sicd5 OF Mis1is =
lppi, is visiting hcr mother, Mrs.
5. A. Linsey and wall sLenu the
summer in old Gl,s, thc garden
spot OF The state.
I'he amusement OF the day is
playing crCquet and marbles. DIR.
Davenport and w. ID. Reynolds
are the champion play ers OF cro-
quet; Il. l. Reed aud u. f. Wheel.
er are the champions oil the marble
yard.
There will be childrrns day at this
place The 2lst and all are invited to
attend
Misses Matte Reel AMI Eugen-
ia Yancey wall leave the l6h for
Nashville TO attend the Teachers
association and will visit the Nam
mo.h cave and ether places of
amusement before they return.
+. Il. and A. g. Reed are our
boss traders. They will buy any
thing in the shape OF n pig up to
a cow, which adds great deal TO
the county
The protraeted meeting will
commence Saturday Eefjrc the 3 4
Sunday in August.
DR.. Sanders, known as the
sic ping preacher will assist Dr.. G..
w Mitchell in the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Reynolds
att, ndcd church in Pulaski last
Sunday.
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Render Unto Caesar The Things That
Are Caesars

NJ. Mr.. Editor OF the Demo
crat. Zukee will not come down of
the roost; he is p-rched upon thu
heights Of truth aud justice and il
You want TO enjoy the felicity OF
sucil an elevated position get up
there yourself. But, be careful not
to stumble over many more such
contradictions 80 the following, or
you may never be able to get up
there. The Democrat OF the 18Th
stated that the articles in questic n
were copied "verbatina ct literG-
tim," bu, you say in your article
of the 3rd that several changes
we're made. You also said in your
last article that heretofore you
had not taken any part in the con
troversy. bu: it now appears that
you are the author OF the article
signed Justice" | deny tle charge
of ever having claimed to be the
author of these articles, for upon
several occasions having been spo-
ken to in regard to them, I have
informed the parties that they
were copied. The changes were
'cade in order to make them APP
ply more forcibly to our country
schools, tor that was my~reason for
having them published. l ain
still under the impression that my
first manuscript statad that they
were from the Exponent and finally
concluded to give the pr per cred
il at the close of the article. You
ask why | dio not give the article
to the CITiz EN- instead of sending it
in manuscript. Because there be-
ing so much OF it | d sired to
make series of articles of it and
also wished to retain the original
copy.
Yes, ! wrote to the editor of the
Exponent after the Democrat Of
the 10Th traed to expose me, but
not until | was informed by let
ter from friend that some one had
been sending the CITIZEN TO the
editor OF the Exponent, and as any
gentleman should have done, | in
formed him OF my intention to give
him the proper credit.
THE NEGRO DETECTIVE.
The editor Of the Democrat in
his reference to Bob IngersoI and
the Rev. DR.. Laramore, reminds US
of Bob, the negro chicken thief de-
tectiye, who when being questioned
as to how he detected a chicken
thief so well, replied, "Boss, yer
sees l knows from 'sperience; rs
been guilty of dem things my self"
This | consider parallel case of
The editor of the Democrat Tor l
have heard of his copying articles
and never giving any credit at all.
j. J. ZUCCARELLo.
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Mr.. +. j. smith, editor of the IT. An
ercrombie, Dakota, Herald, SAYS: The
most wonderful me 'icinc | have ever
met with Is Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrh9a Remedy. In case OF collie
II give speedy relief On hunting trips
have found II Indispensable. Pat In
slkali water IL imparts pleasant taste
ana prevents the painful diarrhna
which alkali water produces. could
not feel safe without Il In my house"
70 and 90 cent bottles FOR sale bv Craig
+" mciSemore, ruggists. 20iu.uf
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\ Distressing Case and Happy
CnTa

For over year have had break
ing out on my leg, which troubled me
so bad could not walk, leg bndly
swelled, OF purple color, with ernp-
tions so bad that blood would ooze ont
II bore my weight on II. / was re-.
commended 10 try Clarke's Extract Of
Flax tPapillonl Skin Cure, which I
have done. My leg Is now well aud
can walk two miles on II Without any
trouble" Signed, A. ID. HAYWARD.
Clarke's Flax Soap makes the skin
soft and prevents chapplng. skin Cure
81. Soap % cents. For sale by Pope a.
Reeves, Druggists Pulaski.
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A New Hotel.

Mr.. Hiram Harley, an accom-
piished gentleman from Nashville,
will transform the Osborn House,
formerly the Linden House, which
he has leased, into frs; class no
tel. Trs yelling men, drummers,
and all who Ii Ike good mean and
grod quarters should stop with
him. He will keep on his tables
the best that he mai ket affords.
There is plenty OF room in Pulaski
for just such hotel as Mr.. Har-
lay conlemplates making this one.
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ChOatS Creck.
BY JOE SHIN.

AS We have not heen represented
in the columns OF your en- rpr sing
paper Tor some time, will gisr you
a few OF the passing events and
things which interest," your readers
The corn crop in this vicinity is
excellent.
Cotton is not so good.
Oats are splendid.
A large amount of grass hay is
being saved here now.
Fruit is tulerahly good.
Mr.. McMlnn is moving his saw
mill from this place to Marshall
County
Vaughn 81 Glover Bros, are
threshlng wheat here this week
W. 5. Finley aud family are Wis
iting reiaJivcs in Wayne.
Prof } w. Sneed made a husi-
ness trip to Nashville last week.
j d. Vaughan opened school at
the Fleelnan school house on the
Ind. Monday. He has enrolled 35
pupils
The people are not yet through
with their crops causing the small
attendance Mr.. Vaughan is onrd-
Ing At Mr.. g. M. Wilkinsoa's.
Rev. Mr. Smith failed to gil his
appointment here Sunday on uc--
count oil sickness Rev. Il. f.
Crowder filled his Pulpit.
Mr.. Redden Bishop was stricken
With paralysis few weeks ago lie
is in his 18th. year. and and is
rendered almost helpless.
j. L, Crowder smiles blandly all
the time over the arrival of a small
oiece of femiainty.
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A stray Notice.

Takon up and posted by W. A. BAugh,
Of District No ., Of Gilos county, Tennos
800, Tn the 18th day Of Juno, 1852. Two
mules described as follows: ono a porrsl
horse mulo with moRly nose, branded on
loft hind log with tho lo:tor q
The othor light bay marc mule aud
branded with tho lottor q on left thigh
About 10 hands high each aud valued at
t25 90 zach.
This juno 24th. 1888
w. \. ALEXANDER,
2yuno Ranger for Giles County Tom.
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SuIInac
BY AIDE.

We have the general complaint,
grass and weeds. There has not
been more than week Of good
working weather since the last frost,
which was June LIST.
There was fearful rain n little
north of this pace last Thursday
evening, doing some damage to
land, and ia sing the cree ks cons!d-
erably.
Prof J. C.. Alternately, Of Fay
ettev lie, will commence school at
Maclin schonl-bouse next Mon
d,y.
We have been havins som ex-
ce.len, preaching At this place and
at RedeIl. The sermon by Rev q.
n. Anderson on Mission ami
the one by Rev. ii. .. More on
Nv atchman What of the N'ghtF'
4. serve special mention
Little Carter FEEL is dang l.
ousl, i'll with cholera ilfsntun.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Condl.y is still
quite feeble pulnonar troub-
lc.
Ell Eslick has returned home
from BETH college. Rnssellville,
XIV.
These sho attended, the picnic
at Diana. given 10y tue Wheeler 5,
were high y pleased.
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CHURCHES

Prssbytorian-C Second and Flower
Areets Rev. ID. i. Wilson pastor. Services
Sunday at IL u. III. and p. m. Sunday
sohool at 0 IN Il W. Ewing supt.
Cumberland r Corner 81 and Madison
Row, N. Yokley pastor. Services every
sunday at II IN. and 7 p. III. Sunday
chool at $50 a IN. Prof Romino 'uPerin-
.ondAnt.
Methodi.t church-W } Collier, pastor;
Services sunday at 1880 m aud 7 ? M
Sunday school at a:l6 am W. ;. fzeii
sup't.
Episcopal church-oorner Madison ana
Third ReV. w q q Thompson, reef r.
Services Sunday at l0:45 IL IN and S:l5 P IN
Christina church-servicos sunday mo A.
M at Bannisiar Hall. No regn'ar pas or
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HOW'S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh IT, at cannot
be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY a. Co,
Prop's, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their flrm.
WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Drugg's, Toledo, o.
WALpIs0, KINNAN 81 MARVIN,
Wholesale DruRg's, Toledo, o.
+. II. Vas HoEsES, Cash'r,
Toledo Natl Bank, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure il taken inter-
nelly, acting directly upon the blood
snd mocus surfaces OF the system. Tes-
timonials sent Tree. Price rs cents per
bottle. Sod by all druggists. lllJly4t
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JUSTICES OLE TIE PEACE

l. joiner, chairman county court.
Dis. No. Is s Bottoms, j l. Patterson
u c Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
S-Thos Hanna, B Jones;
IN A Warren, Polk Prince;
81 T Buchanan, ID Z Waugh;
&c II Tldwell, w K Rackley;
u l. Jonos, McCalIum, W West,
Chatterton.
SIS W Butler, Sam Hopkinr;
80 E Austin, Press Alternately and Johr
ephenson;
lO-J + W ilson. + N Houston;
IN q Esliek, McLin Marks;
12-W + Hart, JAS. bart;
I3-M T Copeland, d II Parsons;
l4--JC Hannah. A d Yokely;
l5-J W NoLaurine, W W Gordon, X X
ameTcn.
l8-Jas Lathorpe, Dan'l KncAid.
l7-W A Rothrock, A J Ilelmiek;
1t a Puryear, Vim Chambers;
49, NJ Parker, J = Anderson
20 + NJ Bass, K Curtis;
2l--D + Browning, W A Cotfman.
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BRIEF. LOCAL MENTION.
The thermometer "crawled up
- ninet yuayop lao, xroolr

The thermometer "crawled up
u nine'y-seven last week.
/ Several from this city attended
The picnic at Mr.. Rife Reynold q
last Wednesday, 10th inst.
The Sea-Shore Campmeeting
Crowd got back last Friday and re-
port a most delightful time.
The infan: son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. b. Jones has been very sick for
several weeks. 1t Is still no bet
| ter.
That g eatest CT human hrutes,
Jno. L. Sullivan, passed through
Pulaski last Thursday morning on
the o'clock cannon ball"
We publish this week a very in
terestlng communication on the
subject OF water works, contribu-
ted by friend.
The Nashville American has a
live and efficient correspondent at
this place. He catche, all the
news afloat and writes it up in a
pithy and re,dable style.
A cOnundrum - Place Jno. l..
Sullivan on East Hill and Grover
Cleveland on West Hill winch
would draw the largest number of
adm irers?
There will be An ice-cream supper
at P.sgah on Friday night, July Goth.
for the purpose of buying an organ
for the church. Every cody invit-
cd.
We are under lasting obligations
to Capt. L. b. Wade for his kind
ness in lending US the use OF the
beautiful grounds on which we
held our reunion.
Mr.. Lee WiIkerson's Fourth of
July oratlen, delivered at our
reunion and viii h was "pied" in
the making up of the forms last
week, appears in full in this issue.
Read the locals and advertise
ments of our business men in this
issue. You will see where To Sc
cure the cheapest and best goods
by 80 doing.
The board OF Education are hav-
ing great many improvements
made about Giles College, prepar-
atnIy to the Fall term. They are
finishing new commodious coal.
house among other things and
identifying the ground generally.
The Farmers Association which
was to have met in its animal ses-
sion at Wales Station last Satur-
day and have a basket dinner aud a
good lime generally was rained out
and their annual meeting is post
poned TO some future time.
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Now Is thu lima

to use Hodges Sarsparilla with iodidc
OF Potash, the great purifier for the
blood. A certain cure Tor rheumatism.
scroiulous affections and nll diseases
peculiar to females. RcnovatrS and
invigorates the system. Physician.
recommend It.. Take no other. dan
gum Root Medicine Co., Manutactur-
ers, Nashville, Tenn. Sl.OO par bottle.
Sold by Craig q McIemore. apr-lm
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Bucklen's Arnicn SaIve.

The EEsT SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcun.
Fever Sores, letter, Chappod IIanda,
Chiibiaina, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
ions, ami positively cures Pilcs. or no
pay required. IL Is guarnnt ed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 20 cts per box. For sale by
lGmyly II. NJ. GRra.BY, Drug't.
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF Grocc-
ries ever opened In Giles county and
we are prepared to offer merchants
prices to compete with any Wholesale
market. Oar new warehouses have
more floor-room than any other house
In the city and we keep them pacNcd
with goods. We can save you money.
Try us with an order Oar retail trade
will be supplied as usual.
j. y, CHILEKRs Il 60.
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COUNTY OFE.CEks.

J ? English, sheriff, W W Marks, deputy
aaeriif, " K Craig, trustee; J Philips,
egister, w s Ezell, Co. court clerk, J F.
LowthIop coroner; W. S. Newbill, survey
Or W W Marks jsilor.
Circuit co TT Meets frat Mondays in
harch, Augt and Decembe J u Patter-
non, Judge. J N l. Jones, attorney -genersl;
Joe Braden, Jerk.
Chancery court Meets first Monday in
ebruAry az | End Monday in August. A
Aftermath chancellor; J B Stacy, clerk
nd master, ~ 5 Jones, deputy.
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A Curiosity.

Mrs. Joe Gorman, of near Lynn-
vile, had chicken hstched out on
her place about a month ago which
has four wings and four lego.
The limbs are all perfect az are the
wings. The little curiosity is thriv
ing at the present writing and bids
fai. to become full grown chick
1t has two fore wings as il were and
two rear wing, which are set in
opposite directions.
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he: II. o.

Don't waste time and money an" I'M
d.rvo ne, ,lless torture with th" knife
when Ethiopian Pile Ointment MI al
ford instant relief aud certain cur" IN
every case of blind, bleeding, itching,
internal and external piles. Eahgun
Root Medicine Co, Manu- acturers'
Nashville Tenn. 90 cents ana VI Per
bottle. Sold by Craig q McIemore'
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A Child KILLED.

Another child killed by the use OF
opiates given in the form OF Soothing
syrup. Why mothers give their chill
dren such deadly poison Is surprising
when they can relieve the child of its
peculiar troubles by using Ackcr's Ba-
10y Soother. It cont tins no Opium or
Morphine. Sold by Anderson Il Co.
nj
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Let us give the readers of the CITIZEN
little timely advice. Hot weather Is
coming and with H. collie, cholera NOR
bus, dysentery and disrrhe,. The only
safe way ID combat these diseases Is 10
keep some reliable remedy ut hand, and
all who have tried Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhei Remedy will ad-
mic that 1t Is the most prompt, reliable
and successful medicine known for these
complaints. Ii costs but $50 30 cents ;,
and may be the means OF saving you or
your family much suffering. II not life
itself, before the summer is over. For
sale by Craig Il McLemorc, Druggists,
Pulaski. 20iun If
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District No. r Vanhoozer, u I. Reece;
sJM YarbrouRh; 4, q Watson; 5 VIM
Holt; G W X Cover; p J Anderson, Rob't
Wnliama; 8 Horny Lut'e Jesse McNeeco
10 VIM Bradford, ! VIM Newton; IL G.
Thomas; IP NJ MSgoo; IA VIM Lucy: IS
/ M Thurman; - Dunnevant; II, Dan
amith;ls Bose Murrell: 10 J Chapman
10, FHolt; 81 Marks.