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CONVENTION CALL


HDQRs. SA>1A FL Cou&TY REP, Gem,
Santa lie, n. NJ, July /, lSS9)
A convention OF the Republicans OF the
county Of Santa 70 viii be held at the
court house in Santa Fe, on the 10Th day
OF July, 1882 to nominate candidates tor
delegates to unconstitutional yontlon,
which is to meet On the 81 Of September,
1889.
The Republicans in each precinct will
meet or the 18th FAY Of July, 1889, and
IN the usual manner elect delegates to said
county convention, tie apportionment ol
delegates in the various precincts Deinga
follows;
IuloRque Tesuque, ."..:.. .-
Upper ANITA lie Is. . 8 Lower santa Fc...... t
Aqua tria ......... . La lleuega .....,...
CeTIl0s. ,.. lTalStr0.......,..
Fan ,!e.onZ0......, . Dolores ...-.........
Golden ,,,....... o.. tauoncltO ...,... ...
Gorieta .... ...... . Santa CTuz...,....,..
kspanoIa ......-... Chlllili,,.,,.........
CHARLES NJ. C0NK1IS,
Chairman Santa Fo County Rep. Com.
G II. FIsHEH, Secretary.
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THE way to have hull in trade is to
stop advertising. The way to increase
trade is to advertise. =
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4 BRIDGE across the Rio Santa Fe OF
Ortiz street is d public necessity. It should
be built.
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SERIOUS days for prohibition are at
hand.
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SANTA FE county is one Of the finest
fruit growing sections in the entire west.
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IT looks as if the Clan-na-gael owned
Chicago and Winnipeg.
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SATURDAY, JULY 10.
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Chairman Santa Fo County Rep. Com
c H. F4>HEH, Secretary.
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HENRY L. WALDO,

Attorney at Law viii practice i'll the seyefa
courts OF the territory. Prompt attention g1vel
to ali business iutrusted to his care.
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Attorney and Counselor at Law, p. 0. Box
"F," Santa Fe, N. NJ, practices In supreme ana
all district courts of New Mexico, special at
tentior given to mining and Spanish aud Mex
lean land grant litigation
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

GEO, ". kNAEBEL,
Office in the Sena Building, Palace Avenue
Collections and Searching Titles specially.
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The Runaway,

The icnic which the roll Of good
students OF Martin College had at
Mr.. Clifton Rodcs' farm last Thurs
day came near terminating il a Sc
rious manner. After they bad re-
turned and were driving along
quietly near the southeast corner OF
the square the horses which were
attached to one of the wagons, con-
tanning about fifteen girls, Sudden
ly became frightened and began to
run. The colored driver was
thrown under the wagon before he
could recover his equilibrium which
he had lost by the unexpS cted
start. j he horses ran around the
east side of the square, thence
around the north side and then
they turned and ran down second
street towards tie Methodist
church. They ran IKE mao, WIFE
their load of terrified human flesh
until thoy reached the corner OF
second and Washington streets
where they ran into the telephone
pole which stands in front of Mr.
Ike Rainey's residence. This stop
ped them and the gir.s, who hat
either been very calm or scared
speechless, began to scream, AM
Jumped out to find that nobad,
was hur. except Miss Maude Siss
who had her ankle slight, spraihe
and had TO be carried in a bugg,
by Mr.. Bosz Duncan The res
walked home. Miss Ilaiock shove
great presence of mind throug"l
the whole episode. Altogether,
was o usrrow escape.
The driver was hurt oossiderahl'
the wagon passing over bis che
Don't forget to come In when 20
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Correction No Q.

MI. Eiitor:-
Mr. Street, the father of tho
young LADY, who is so my seriously
afflicted, called VI on me and 20
quested a correction OF an error |
made In stating that she would au.
nounce the date Of her death on the
9th OF Marcn He informs me that
she said it WIS - oe revealed to
her on that day when she was
to he taken down To bed
with her fatal illness, shat
she did announce TO her friends
and visitors on the day mentioned
that she would be taken sick on
the afternoon OF the following day
and that she would live only a few
weeks bu, that she did not specify
when she would die. He informs
me that she was aiken sick as pre-.
dic,ed and that she is very iil at
this writing. | regret Mr.. Editor,
that the current rumors of the coun
try should have misled me in this
matter and particularly that the
feeling of the father are offended
by my article of last week, as
had no other motive in writing
than to correct the errors prevalent
in regard to her physical and
psych illogical condition. The cor.
rection which the father requests
is cheerfully made but it does not
change the nature Of her bodily
disease which stated 10 he Hys-
tero- Epilepsy but rather confirms
me in the opinion that my view OF
her condition IL the solution OF GER
tam phe. omena, marvellous oIly to
those who ale not familiar with
dlscases of the nervous system.
PHYSICIAN.
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District Conference

The Columbia Dist let Confer.
ence convened in the Methodist
church last Friday morning at 8
O'Clock, nearly all OF the men,
hers answering to the roll call.
Bishop Duacan presided with Dig
nifty and equity, and the whole
session was marked with spirit OF
harmony. The business was dis
patched With celeIty under the
Bishops stfict rulings. The reports
showed Tie District TO ha in fine
condition, both fnaucially ard
spin uaIl 1t has paid the B'sh-
ops fluid and the domestic missions
ary collections and $1,000 has
been paid On the foreign collec-
lions.
Dr.. Baibee addressed The Con
terence N tie intcIttt q lie fub
llshing House. The schools of the
dl,tric,s were represented by Rev
| NJ. G. Williams, oi Athens, Ala
Pros. Wall ana Mooney of Cu.leo-
ka, and Prof. NJ. /. Egerton, o
Franklin.
Mt. Pleas; nj was selected as IN
place at which the next session @
The z nteieLcc will he held. Fou
d,leg atcs were el, cted to The annus
! Con ference in OctobsT. They wer
II. p. Fisuos. w. r. Craig, j. {
Young and Pr"f. s: V. Wall wit
DR.. r. Harwell and L. b, Worsh Al
a. al ernates. The Con erenoe al
iourned alter COMPILING ntary res
oluiions in REGARD u Pui4ski'
haspisshties had been adopted a
$3.50 o'clock Saturday aftcrnso,
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Not Far Off,

Mr.. r. Fl. Rags,ia'e, living near
Aspen Hill, this coonty, had in
town Saturday sample cf water
taken from a wei recently bored on
his y ace which is strongly i'm
pregnated with sulphur and coal
oil. The wei is II feet deep and
the water rises in it So feet. There
arc strong indications Of Goa oil
IN that Immediate (lower) vIncInity
and no doubt there is pl nty Of
sulphur, the orthodox theory II
hell being accepted, further dcwn.
Mr.. Ragsdalo will bore another
well for water for drinking pu.-
poses. d.. FOL. Grant says hell
eau be tar off from the bottom o
that well.
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THE CRYSTAL WEDDING.

The following was wri tea by a
friend Who could no, be at The
Chrystal wedding of Mr.. and MIS-.
w r Craig an who sss with
them in spirit ana heart:
Fifteen yoars ago to night, Min,
Fl teen years ago:
And ! was only nineteen.
and you near twent four.
The flo 9ers olonmed ns fair Will,
The stars shone just Us bright,
For fifteen years ago. Will
Was our wedding night.
Fifteen ears as TO night.
The wedding bells rang clear;
While We passed down the broad white,
aisle,
And then were made one, dear.
"Sallie take thee, Will,n
(The words fell soft and low
"To share with thee all JOY or sadness,
That we shall ever know
And God has been so good, Will,
Through all the fifteen years;
There has been sorrow. dear,
But more sunshine THAI tears.
And when through the pillows
tic caused us to CO.
His loving care upheld Us,
And the waters did not )'erilow.
re has given into our care.
Five beautiful brase boys;
10 train them for earthly battles,
And for heavenly JOYS
And with orr counsel and Gods hop
We'll do the best we can
To train each one into
II brave and noble man.
And now VIC have asked tonight
Our friends and loved ones true,
To celebrate our crystal wedding
AS Is the custom to-
And mid the good wishes,
Aud the simmer of the crystal all
around,
There is net happier couple
On this earth to BIO found
A FRIEND.
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A TRUE TONIC,

When you don't feel well and hardly
know what all you, give Is. Ii. IL.
tBotanic Blood Balm) a trial. 1t Is a
fine tonic.
TO Callahan, Charlotte, N C, writes /:
B Is is g fine tonic AMI has done me
great good.
LW thompson, Damascus, Ga, writes
believe ID B Il is the lest blood puri-
fer made. IL has greatly improved my
general health.
An old gentleman writes! u u b gives
me new life and new strength. II there
is anything that will make nm old man
young it Is b b.
PA Shepherd, Norfolk, Va, August
10th, 1888. writes: depend on b Il |
!oT the preservation OF my health.
have had 1t In MY family nov nearly
two years, and in all that time have MOI
had to have doctor.
Thos Paulk, AIapaila. Ga, writes:
suffered terribly from dyspepsia. III
use OF Il Il b has made me fee like
new man. ! woul not take thouf
and dollars for the good IL has done n 9
w NJ Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga, writes
had long spell Of typhoid fever
which at last seemed TO settle Ia IN
right leg which swelled up enormous
ly- An ulcer also appearel which Ill.
charged a cup full of matter a day.
then gave D d b trial aud 1t cured M
Sold in Pulaski by u NJ, Grigsb!
Druggist. a3my4t
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An Apology.

Our report Of tie District Con-
terence proceedings is very meage
indeed, and we will have TO spoio-
gise to our large number of re aders
who are interested in the work OF
the conference for the lack Of de
tails. But-our reporter who's bus
mess 1t is to get up ,uch proceed
ings was absent and we void have
had to get the report from The
Nashville papers an We preferred
to give a meager report TO ont
that was copied
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Severe Accident

Mr.. James Scruges, who lives o.
IL a few miles south of PulaslI,
met with a very serious accid, nj
last Saturday. While riding his
horse slipped on rock and fell,
throwing Mr.. Sc uggs oil and dis-
locating his hip and br '4tiny the
socket bone. This is very serious
and severe injury TO befall one o;
his age, but his friends hope thai
although his suffering is so g:ea. he
will pull through all right.
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Giles College.

The closing ex rcises of the pub
l'c school con sisting OF songs, reel
tatiors, &c, will be given at
the Opera House ON Thursday,
May Both. The forenoon begun
ming at 1890 o'clock will b. de-
voted TO The exercises OF The low
or grades, and in the evening ut
1880 o'clock will be presented the
essays Of the graduating class to-
gether with music and an address
by HIN Il w. Ewing.
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Martin College.

Every body is cordially invi' ed to
attend The Martin College con-
menc( m mt exercises witch occur
as oliows:
Sunday June 2nl -Baccalau-
rcate Sermon, Rev. Lewis Powell.
Monda, 10 2. m Piano Recit-
al.
NJ nd.y s. p m Ca isthenics.
Tuesday 10 &. N Contests.
Tu sday s. p. N -Mende.ssohn
Concert.
Wednesday, l0a. n Commence
meat Address 10 G aduates by
Capt. JEo s. Wilkes,
The Calis,henics drills will be
given in the Opera House, Mon
day night and are very beautiful
and entertaining. Admi sion 2jc.
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A Sad Accident.

Michael Carpenter, OF the Is h
district, was kicked in The stomach
uy mule Sunday, IS int. AMI lit
gered ir great agony until rursday
when he died. He vas seventy-hve
wears old and was a go d c:tizsn.
He was made famous by his sue
cessiul lawsuit OF twenty years
standing with Black, which vas The
mos, volam nous hat ever went to
The supreme cours.
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BRIEF LOYAL MENTION.
We bav'bt had half enough rain

ye'.
There IRE ITO members of the
District Confer nee and there w.ie
nine y three in aitendance.
Tttrp has been great deal of
painting and iixpg up cf the res.
ldcnces of Pulaski this Spriog.
The weather tune quite cool
Thursday morning b inging over
coats into demand again.
You will find the correct time
given in this paper for the arrival
aud departure Of all trains.
We failed last week to call at
tention to the change in the rail-
re al time table which went in eff
feet Sunday May II h.
There viii he Al Indu 5trial Cele-
bration held at New D.catrr, Ala
bama, May 20 and 80 to which The
Citizen acknowledges al invita-
tin.
On account of some advertise
ments coming in late We were COM
peeled to leave out some interesting
comnunica lions this we' k
The Episcopal Convention which
meets here the 28th inst. will be
attended Ivy about 60 delegates.
Those who are to entertain the
visitors can expect them 10 arrive
on Monday 27th inst.
There were fifteen visiting
preachers at the District Confer
ence, among whom were d d. G..
Kelly, DR.. J d. Barbee, Rev Jno.
Harrison and Rev. Mark Williams,
President Of the Female college of
Athens Alabama.
Do not forget the election for
water works on Sltureliy, June
18th This election Will settle a
On, stion of vital interest to Pu-
laski. Give the water works yo ur
vote and your voicS.
In an article upon "iEe Negro
on the Stage" which will 6e pub
lished in the June number OF Har-
pcI's Magazine, Laurence Hutton
Xill recall, among vast amount OF
negro minstrel lore, thu antics oil
p +. Barnum, Edwin Boob, ant
JOSE ph Jefferson SIS stage dai kies
L. T.. Alternately d Co. will enlarge
their store house considerably this
summer by extending it. in the real
preparatory to bringing on an i'm
mense stock of dry goods this fall
The store will be a hundred ant
seventy five feet long whea com
pleted.
Elder +. c. Soweil will preac
at Bannister Hall on Saturda..
night before Second Lords Gay |
June, also on Lords day, at the hou
Of IL o'clock A. Nj. Subjects
"Change Of Of heart and Hear
felt Religion" We will gladly we!
come all and invite them cordial
to come.
The horses attached Ia the bngg
in whirh Mr.. Felix RAymer an
Miss Bona Anderson were drivin
! llnst Thursday evening BEGAN
: frightened and began " :un. lfo"
ever, Mr.. Ra, mer sncc' cd,d
( stopping them before any Sc lou
! damage wac done
c We arc in II ceirt Of a catlaogt
j anoup, ing the annual sale of rac'n
pacing sni uoting stock, at Isl
: fora's. this county. The horees a
/, the property OF f G Buford. + \
:. Babcoc r. G. Reynolds aud
y T.. Wilson, and includes some
the finest 'oals in the state. III
n sale viii take place on Mems
d Nav 9th Thirty five fine hors
n ami mares will be offered for 81
This ia q jne chance for those d
string lne blood.
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Serious Accident.

Mr.. Jas. Philips, son of our Dep
uty Register, bad terrible acct
dent to happen to him Monday last,
He he'd sawed oil tee and as it
fell it lodged in the branches of
another tree. While he was trying
to to disengage l., it Eel! unexpec-
teddy and crushed him TO the earth.
His lower jaw was broken in two
places and one eye knocked out.
He was also injured seriously inter
nally. Dir. {. A. Alternately at
tended him and gave him all re
lief possible. At The present writ
ing his condition is very much i'm
proved and he has good prospects
of recovery.
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The Irish Potato Crop.

The people of Giles have this
wear planted an immense crop of
Irish potatoes, but it is being nd
ly damaged by The long continued
drought. To make it worse the
potato beetle has appeared in great
numbers and the yield can be but
small. Some engag ments are be-
ing made at $1.25 per barrel, which
is exceedingly low considering the
light Weld,
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MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Mr.. Ntely Craig will go to Bir--
mingham Sun lay or his health.
Mr.. Alex Weinbsu spent the
day in Nashville Sunday.
Judge Ward returned home
Tuesday after heightened ah-
seLc
Mrs. j. Il. ChiIders who has been
al Barley Springs. returned home
Saturday.
Mr. Lee Roscncau, Of thee firm Of
Roscuau and CrutGh6e!i, Chatta
Eooga, has been IN the city lew
days.
Mrs. r. J DIlctn AL soh, Hi
ram, left yeste. 'ilJ ater l"ol fht
Columbia Oh their way hbm' To
Fayetteville.
Mrs. +. II. Powers, of Fior4ace,
ALL, who has hcen visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. W. :. Rose, returned
home Monday.
Miss Julia Morton has returned
10 her home on Bradshaw after =
pleasant visit TO her friend, Miss
Marietta Ewirg.
Mr.. NJ Il. MvAister brought
catfish TO town Tuesday which BIO
caught in Elk river tina, weighed
10 ounds.
Mrs w. J. Collier has been quite
i'll this week, but is much hotter
now and her friends hope TO see
her in her usual health soon.
Miss Carrie Robinson returned
from Columbia lass Saturday aite:
n pleasant Welt 10 her friend, Miss
Leila Barr.
Mr.. II Rag sdalc, of Columbia, wb'
has been visiting at Lh1 resi- 'ence
of Nj. Jas Olkes for several d.vs
past, returned home yesterday.
Miss Julia 3rannan arrived IA
home Tuesday morning from WIN
chester where she has been a tel q
ing school for two lears
Mrs, ADD Git and Mus Ellie
STsll, of Corlnth Mississippi were
in tbe city several days recentl,
vlsitirg relatives. They LETT e"
Coripth Monday morning.
Mr.. viii Reeves of the firm o
Pope q Reeves, returned Tuesda
from Hot Sprir g, Ark, where b
has tten rccuperaling for sewers
weeks
Miss Belle Pate son, n Savan
nah, daughter OF JNdge Pattci sol
spent Sunday ut the Linden Hous
Judge Patterson also spent the t,a
in the city.
will B.lleutine.is oar cbampio
fisherman. lie Gshed two days an
two nights last week and caug
one pound and haf OF catfish.
Elwood McCotd came out it
Nashville Monday night aud ale
Yesterday morning with The "lou'
Silver Snoods" for q fishing u
OF several days.
Bishop Duncan mNde dae II
preston while here both as p'
siding officer aud al preacn'
His sermon Sunday morntng was
mastery effort, finely del've-ed.
will be published entire IN y
we,k's Richmond Christian Al
este.
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Let us have the wafer works

Let US have the wafer works I
Pulaski has had enough property
destroyed by frewhen il we had han
water wo ks great deal that has
been consumed could have been
saved. Aside from the protection
that Gre department would af,;d
the saving that wonld be IF cicd
to Pulas q on acc ant If the re
duGcd rate OF insutan. g shat tie
existence OF sucb p.o'eciion would
insure is a matt,.r of public im! OFT
ance
L. @. Alternately has just return
Ell from the Congress Of Cotton
Planters of Amcr.cs, which met in
Birmi CHAM last week. There were
delegates present representing tbir-
teen states. IL WAS reso we'd IL use
nothing but cotton tagging for cot
too. The cotton iDea were exceed
iDgIy blue over the prospects for
that crop. The uLpreccGer ted
spring drought is reigning over the
entire cotton district and poor
stand is the rule Without rain
soon the crop INST Q failure.
Your atten tina is called TO an
adyeI tisenent in this paper Of A.
T. Evans u Co, Chicago, H., who
are offering a &C mplete set of fam
lily scales for 9Scts. This extremely
low price is made 10 get new GUS
toners, for To every one TO whom
a set of scales is sold they mail their
catalogue, giving full desert p ion
and wholsa,e prices "f watches,
jcw,lry. sewing machines, ooks,
and large varie'y of useful house
hold articles They give such I'M
questioned bank references as
sho ID insure every enc that the
firm is entirely rel able "
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TnE BEST SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Iiheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblalns, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cts per box. For sale by
l0myly IL. NJ. GRrossr, Drng't.
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Citizen Picnic

It has he,n suggested by some
Of our correspondents who have
been into the eff 3e that the CITIZEN
appoint committee to select the
time and place at which to have tbs
picnic. If this meets with the ar-
prevail OF our correspondents We
will appoint the committee mex
week. Let US hear from you.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-23

Ladies desiring Sum-
mer Hats would do
we'll to examine our
mammoth stock before
purchasing elsewheI Q.
Our s. ock is the largest,
Our styles are the
newest. Our prices the
lowest and our trim
mings the best.
Ladies' Bazaar
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Having taken thorough course Of
lessons under the instruction OF Farm
er Miles, recognized IA the best au-
thority upon the subject. am pre-
pared to Castrate all Animals sent to
me at the stables Of X. & Buford, at
Bufoid's Station at reasonable prices,
and guarantee satisfaction. De-lIorn-
iug Cattle a Specially.
apr-ls-2m, A. D. KENNEDY.
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Quarterly Conference Notice.

The third session of the quartz. =
" conference Of the Pol, kl NJ. E
chntch VII cj1veLe to- morrow
evening in the Office Of Capt Jno. S.
Wilkes. at s O'Clock. The officials
Of lie church will please attend.
r. X. Brown.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-23

We have just receiv-
ed a very handsome
line of Dinner, Tea and
Chamber Sets. Come
and see them.
EZELL g. NELSON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-23

Several fine Mich
Cows for sale. High
grade Jerseys and one
Holstein. They are
all first class. Ad-
dress J. II. Burrow,
Lynnville, Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-23

New goods received
every day by express
The handsomest flow
ers ever bought to Pu-
laSki can be seen at the
Ladies' Bazaar.
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Pleasant Hill Academy.
BY PUfIL.

Qlite number from here at
tended Bsp,ist fcotwashlng at Mt
abor last Sunday,
Prof. Walker with several OF hi'
pupils attended the Scotch Irish
Congr, 80 the 18Th.
The closing exercise
embrace the nights Of the 3Oth ant
3lst. Examinatiou the 9lst hn,
an address by Rev, j. S. Weaver
of Columbia The 3lst.
The literary society has 1t pub.
lie exercises next Friday night.
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COME IN NOW!

And have your picture made. We can
give You ~ good work as can be m sde
In the state. We wish It known In
particular that we finish all our work
here and can therefore give II more at.
teDtion and finish IL better. All orr
ders attended TO promptly. Cloudy
we ,ther as good as sunshine.
RAYMER q PATTERSON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-23
A lot Of good second
hand harness cheap,
w. S. Grigsby. 1t,
WANTED

A reliable colored
man can find perma-
nent employment by
applying at this office
None but steady men
need apply.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-23

All are entitled to the best that their
money Will buy, so every family should
have at once "A bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, TO cleanse the
system when costlve or bilious. For
sale Ia Doc and VI bottles by al leading
druggists. l7myit