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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

J L Jones, chairman county court.
Oir. No. Is & Bottoms l. Patterson
q G Gilbert, Carey Gilbert;
S-Thos Hanna, L b Jones;
N A Warren. Polk Prince;
L-J p Buchanan, ID z Waugh;
&C II TIdwell, W X Rackley;
ii l. Jones, j J McCallum, W West,
} ChattertoE.
IS W Butier, Sam Hopkins:
30 4 Austin, Press Alternately and Johr
ephenson;
lU-J w ilson, N Houston;
Il-N q Esliok, MeLin Marks;
NV + Hart, Jas. Hart;
l3-.A T Copeland, d II Parsons;
l4-JC Hannah. A d Yokely;
"a W NcLaurino, W W Gordon, K X
AmSron.
lo--Jas Lathorpe, Dsnn Kincaid.
lT-W A Rothrock, A J Hslmick;
1T A Puryesr, VIM ChsmberT;
lq-J NJ Parker, J p Anderson.
I'm Bass, r Curtis;
.I--DF Browning,W A Cofman.
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Farmers Association.

The ASSOCIATION met Saturday
morning in banister Hall, T. 0.
4 pa,hy in the chair and j. III.
Rurrow at The desk.
Tue following members present:
j. f. Aherpsthy, w. S. Rhea, d. f.
Wilson, NJ. Harwell, d. A. Nc
Knight, w. c. Carter and Will Sim
mons.
Committee on live stock reported
some cholera in hogs, other stock
healthy.
Com "ittee on crops--Cotton all
gathered, crops above an average,
Early wheat looking fine; early rye
MUCH damaged by an unknown in
sect, the blades turn yellow, little
tiy in coun tless numbers present,
Committee TO arrange for farm
ers' institute reported program
occupying two days, covering all
farm topics of vital Importance and
recommended March the Sth and
9th, which report was unanimously
adopted. w. C. Carter, w. J.
O. aig, S. p. White, d 4. Wilson, j
II. Burrow, T. b. Harwell, r. P
Ysncy. ?. a. Mcknight and T. @
Abernsthy were appointed to invit,
speakers and perfect all arrange
ments for holding successful
: institute to WHICH the public ane
; The fArmsrs post especially ar
earnestly asked to give their cordi
E al support aud presence.
p; The suhJeet-What Is true econe
: my on the farm. Was opened b,
lon able essay by D i, Wilson, W
S. Rhea also read an essay. Thes
essays will both be publish ed. !
vote of thanks was tenderea Mes
!; srs. Rhea and WILSON.
White said that in employing la
Dor time is made the basis of GU
. contracts, when it should be th
amount accomplished; then our II
Dor would be more efficient.
Carter, said want of economy of tim
and money absorbed what wdul
/. be handsome profits on the farm
We let our work push US rattle
3. than push our work.
Prof. d. A. Mcknight said til:
he who allows his farm to was
away and become impoverished is
robber and q public enemy, IL
evil elects Of which will be aus
e. mented Till Gabriel shall come.
ne Burrow thought it was pooe eco
e. envy TO lease out land 10 buy mo
re land, that 100 acres rs enough.
the cost of labor of two hundr,
acres was put on one hundred o
y hank accounts would be larger al
he UT homes more attractive.
IL M. Harwell spent all his spa
ST. ime euiiching and Improving VII
as -ss once poor farm and had mu
re-. improved It's productions.
,.r Capt. j. Alternately saw want
economy on all of our farms. TT
!" &c onemy would build up and be,
ler tify our farms.
;er Subject for next meeting, Id
ent farming what should it be. PI
he D. A. Mcknight 10 open, the 2
Saturday in FEBRUARY;
T. q. AREgSATHY,
III Pres
Dc j. II. BURRow,
ad. Sec 7
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What 10 True Economy on the Farm,
Read Before the Farmers association
by D. Z. Wilson.
Please allow me TO use the Gus.
tomsry preface, and ! will prove to
your honorable body that | am en-
titled to use it with emphasis.
When your committee selected
this subject and appointed me as
leader in the discussion, | at once
concluded that they bad made Q
serious mistake, ana but tor m,
motto, "nev.r shirk my duty"
-LoIld have declined, and | au
not lsss sure % the correctness o
nv frst conclu sian, stree have In
CURED into sni he. ONE somevha
heikr acquainted vnh The iu,
N. e,las OF sbis great deep ssi
ilaraHssi ahFst't,H, Rpi rs sec
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Mayor Richardson.

The municipal election last Sat
urday wa. very quiet and orderly
one and there was no usual excite.
ment or demonstration of a1y kind.
Mr.. Thco. Richardson, the 1eW
mayor eject, we can safely say,
ithoat dispataging the character
or competency oi his opponents,
wall administer municipal affairs
fairly and honestly AMI will infuse a
progressive spirit into the hoard
which it is hoped will result In great
good to the people of Pulaski
Iere's luck and success TO GU
Mayor Richardson.
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Our National Banks !,

Tuesday, the S,h inst, was the
day fixed by the N National B Sinking
act FIR the meeting of the stock
holders In National Banks.
In the Giles National Bank the
stock -h olders elected Col. S. E
Rose. Judge j. c. Walker, Maj. J
B. Stacy. Capt. Jno. S. Wilkes
Messrs. Caleb Osborn, l.. w. Nc
Cord, James T. Oak as, j. Sau
Childers and II. R. steele az direct
ors.
Those directors reelected Col
Rose President and Capt. Wilkes
Vice Pr. si,,en., JLe. d. Flautt as
cashier, Mr.. W. L. Abernuthy as-
sistant cashier aid Scion Flsnti
messenger and assistant book keep
or. These are the same officials
Throughout WHO have had charge
O. the bank for some time.
Their sound conservatism and
business ability are too well known
to our people 10 need special com
nendation fr I'M US.
The directors elected in the PEG
Piles National Bank were Messrs. j.
Z. May, q W. McLaurine, ]. H.
Cannon, Il. w. Ewing, ii. Vi. Bran
nan, T. III. Spoirord, II. G. McLau-
rine, Carter II. Witt and I. b
Wade.
Msssrs. J. p. May and L. w. Ew-
ing were elected President and Vice
President. respectively.
In this bank Mr.. E. b. Craig was
elected cashier, Mr.. Nathan c. ok
EFT hook keeper and Mr.. Julian
Rivers messenger and assistant
book keeper.
Mir. Craig has been with this
bank since its organization as as
sistant cashier and was with its
predecessors, the National Bank Of
Pulaski, for years. He is vel
known as successful and compe
tent bank man and will we'll uphold
the high reputation enjoyed by the
Peoples Bank.
Mr. Crockett has been with The
b INK for 5 years past, having begun
as messenger and been advanced az
bis merit demanded recogn ition
This is Julian Rivers first bank
ing experience. For some month.
past he has been attending Jen.
nings' Business college in Nashville
preparatory to fitting himself fol
com mercial life.
Mr.. George T. Riddle, the retiring
cashier Of the Peoples Bank, is ex
cellently well known, not only il
Giles, but elsewhere, as one of tn
most competant bank men to b,
found. He has been in the bank
ing business in Pulaski for nearl,
20 years, having begun as messen
ger soon afser the war.
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II. l. SANDERS, Sci
An Ele ant German.

Tuesday being Il nstnl-day vi
Dir. Dave II ade, he entertained a
Du nher OF his friends at his fau era
lovely home near Wales, with a
most recherche German IL tie even
ing. There were dozen couple
from Columbia present besides the
Nashville, and Pulaski guests. The
occasion was one long TO be TT
memhered. Each ami every ore
congratulated Dir. Wade and wished
nin a hundred happy returns, and
on every tne hoped he wouli give
German.
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Attention. k. X. L..

For spra'ns, bru ses, rheum item
cramps, md mmaticn, swelling, cuts,
burma, etc, q man; AMI epIint, ring
bone, windgali, epIz tis, scratch, 3, etc.
In hors kangum Root Linimeut 10 q
sure cure, The king o. Llnlmenis'
u tbs universal verdict. Atyer falls "a
eyfs any alimsnt tast can DO reached
By ~ ex,srns! ueu'csl application. 81
ets per bottle, cold BY cr.is A <si e
pgis, s-s5
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A SAFE INyEsTM ENT.

Ii one which Is guaranteed To bring
you satisfactory results, or In case OF
/ lure a return Of purchase price. Or
this safe pls n you can buy frosp our al =
verified druggists bottle OF DIR. King
New Discovery for ConsumI ton. u Is
uuaras,teed TO bring relief In every case
wlY~n used for any stf~s ton OF the
Throat, Lungs or Ch' st, such 40 Con.
SUMPTION, Infsmustion of the Lungs
bronchitis, Asthma, xhoopiBg Cough
cmup, rte. IL IL pleassnt snd asr.es
bic 70 taste, pefisetly ssfe and esa d.
gsys be drpsnded upon. 1'fisi lsiilsl
d isp., - brt'ss eTs'. p'es sls'h
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Nashville Market

From Yesterdays Americana
Cotton = good ordinary, ~; low
lnlddling az.
Flour-faniily, 50 70
Wheat, new a5al: on
Corn--sacked In depot, 441s
Cattle, best butchers, 81. 25a2 90 med,
ium l.75a2 90; grasipg steers S.2Ss2.E
Extra good shippers 2 7ba3.0O.
Sheep-good tat 2.eOa3,OO
Hogs-215 lbs up 81 85a47 20; zoe lb'
and up 4 soa4.S5; 100 lbs and up 4.6O,
1875; loo los and up 4 25a4 30.
Bacon clear country sides 8
Shoulders z; hams 8
Coantry lard l0H
Butter l0al5; eggs 10
Beeswax %; feathers, CHOICE 44&
Oats, car lots, a2c
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The Farmers Exchange or Ware
house has been removed from the
Ballentine warehouse 10 the base
ment reoms OF the corner furniture
store, west side OF Public square.
At joint meeting ofthe county
Wheel and AllinCe on Monday the
4th inst. II L. Booth was unanl-
mously CONTINUED rs county bust
pess agent, and every Monday was
set apart as general order and re
ceiviDg days. This was done ioI
the purpose 81 concenti sting busi
Dess; thereby getting ,he farme
better terms ny ordering in large
quantities; and enabling the agen
to follow seine other business th'
remainder ot each week.
The meeting by resolution IN
struc,ed that oil subordinate lods
es anticipate their want 8 ahead
that they may complete their or
ders on Saturday ard forward thet
to II. L. Booth, agent, by noon o
Monday that he may get them int
the general order made up on tbs
day. Let all remember that eac
) Monday will also be d.liverin
days.
We will be prepared TO order dI
goods, groceries, hardware, tarmir
Implements, wagons, bugg!es ar
/. all other kinds of u eIchandse al
. will supply seei poistees, gra
seeds, clover fnna whs;ever oil
lfsrmsrs desire TO plant. viii nj
store add cell Gil 'srtn products.
Respectfully,
III. l., tceq
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\ Noicc From the Executive
M ansiOn.

DIR. A. h. Hswkes--Dcar Sir: Tho
pat,seopic glasses Won furnished mc
ONE time since, give excellent satisa,c-
ton. l have tested them by use, AMI
must say they are unequsled IN clear
iess and hrilliancy 10y any that have
'ver worn. Respectfully,
JonN Il GoRDoE,
Governor o. State OF Georgia.
All eyes fitted and III guaranteed by
'rnig q McLomorc, druggists. pulas-
II, Tenn.
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Cha acter Concert.

The character concert by home
talent will certainly be given at u e
opera house w eduesdsy night next.
This entertain ment has been delay
ed for several weeks but, as the par
Elephants have thereby had more
practice and training, the concert
will be all the better. An excel
lent and varied program is being
rehearsed and o croWed house may
be reasonably anticipated. Prof.
Eiseman the accomplished vi"liuist
will appear in the program and
Mrs. Spotford will sup rintend the
tableaux part of the entertainment
G eueral admission 20 reserved seats
80 gallery l5 cents.
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The Board.

At the election held last Satnr-
day for Mayor and Aldermen and
CITY Marshal, the following ticket
The old board, was elected, with the
exception of Mayor. 1t will bt
seen that Mr.. Thee. Richardson
was elected mayor.
For Mayor, Theo. Richardson
For Alder men, j. W. Dyer, Il. A
RoseDgrsnt, NJ G. pdS, J. DC.
Lewis, r u. Smith, j. X Bnnpass
For Guy Matshsi, Jssk hepop
aid,
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GUARD AGAINST THE
STRIKE.

Anl always have y bottle OF Acker's
Gnxllsh Remedy In the house. You
IAN not tell how soon Group may strike
your little one, Or cold or coug b
nay tasten sell on you. One dose 10
preventive and a lew dasea a DO live
cure. All Throat and Lung troubles
yield 70 It's treatment. A sample bot
tile Ia given you free and the Remedy
guaranteed by Anderson & Co, III.
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CHURCHES.

Prasbyterian-Corner Second and Flower
sTeets. Rev. d. l.. Wilson pastor. sorvi' GU
sunday at IL a. IN. and sp. m. Sunday
sOhooIst 9 am q. A. Pope supt.
Cumberland Corner Sd and Madison;
Rsv.,l. N. Yokley pastor. soEvices every
sunday al IL a. m. and I p. IN. Sunday
school at $50 IN. Prof. Romins suporin-
tendhnt.
Methodist ohurch-W Collier. pastor;
Eervicss sunday at 1880 m and y M
Sunday school %. gI6 am W. &. Fzoil
sup't,
Episcopal church--eorner Madison aud
Third. Rev. w u q Thompson, rector
Rervicss Sunday ut l0:45a IN and sl5 p IN
Chris,isn ohurch-perviccs Sunday morn
ingAt Baunister Hall. No regular pastor
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COUNTY OFEiCER4

JP English, sheriff, W W Marks, deputy
aheriff, W K Craig, trustee; Philips
Isgister,W 8 Ezell, Co. court clerk, J,W Pc
den, coroner; vsnger, En-. Alb
sTusthy, surveyor. W W Marks, jailor.
Circuit CO lrt-Meets first MONDAYS il
March, Augr: t and December. } u Patter-
eon, Judge, Jo IN Jones, attorney general
Joe Brsdsn, { Jerk.
ChAucery court-Meets first Monday in
February al l and Monday in August. A
Abernathy chancellor; J b Stacy, clerk
and master, Ed Jones. deputy.
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To use Hodges Sarsparilla with
lodide Of Potash, the gscat purifier Tor
the blood. a certain cure Tor Tbouma-
item, scroiulous affections and all d.
seases peculiar to females. RenoVates
aud invigoraies the sy stem. Physicians
recommend 1t. Take no other. Ram
gum Root Medicine Co., Manuiactu-
rers, Nashville. Tenn. 800 per bot
tie, Sold By Craig Il Mclemore.
todc0.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Special notice Is hereby given 10 all
parties ipdebted to J II. Cannon "a
cnme forward and settle their accounts
They positively will not be csrrio'l
over from ore ysav 10 another. bur fv.
cry account mu.t bs settled u the EN-
RI each rnd every gear, or thsy Will b.
sysd On amer PARTIES have hsd tine Il
rsi.is, Is
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MARKET REPORT.

PuLAsI!, IAN. 10, 1880.
CQpETRf Pn0DUCE.
--rAID BY DRALEks BkRK.-
Cotton ] a8
Corn, old 80; new 80,
Wheat, 80a85. Oats Sac
Bacon new, dry smoked SHOULDERS ~
Sides 8; hams ~,
Lard, Zoe,
Butter, 10al5.
Eggs, l0c.
Beeswax, l8
Tallow, &c.
Feathers, 400.
Hides, Green, 2a4; Dry flint. Gas
Meal, so
Dried Apples, az. Peaches 2Hs3
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Electric Itttters,

known and 20 popular ~ 10 need no
Flee rio Biucrs shy the stme sohg OF
praise.--A pUrer medicine dD,s net ex-
l,t aud IL h. ggarsBt, cd 10 DO NJ hat Ia
claimed. Electric Bitt.rs viii cufc all
| Jissas"s OF the Liver aud htdEeg vin
roinoyc Pimples, liolls, Sslg RheaiH and
oIhsr affections csu.t a - Impure ilood
VIII dtive Malaria iFuu fhr 81 stem
! ,nu pit ut "a veil a. cHte All Matsrial
| levers For cure Of Ii,atachc, Con-
sumption md Indigestion try Electric
| BifpTs-. Entire Satisfaction guaiautetd,
or money rei.Edcd. Price 30 els aud
81 " per bottle.
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f. Il. o..

Don't aste time and money aud UNI
d.rgo needless torture with the knife
" hen Elh opian Pie Ointment will A.
ford instant relief and certain cure IN
every case OF blind, bleeding, Itching,
Internal and external plies. ltuut nm
Root N, diclne Co.. Mannheim ere,
Nashville, Tenn, % cenls AMI 81 pc 6
bottle. sold by Craig u McLcmors
todc0
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SYMProMs--M Moisture ; intense Itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. Ifallowed to continue tu-
mors form, which often bleed and ul-
cerate, becoming very sore. Swayne's
Ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation. and In most eases
removes the tumors. DIR. Swayne 4
Son, Philadelphia.
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF Groce-
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 hoor.room than any other house
In the city and we keep th0m psc xsd
With goods. We can save you money,
Try rs with an order, Our retail tfsss
Will Be fpppllsd % psusl,
dis, csHpsss 4 Go,
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LIVE STOCK,

CORRECTED BY sFosR, roKTKR . HOPKINS
Mules-I4 to l4R hands high. $s5 to
ITO; Is to 10 hands high, $llO tol4O.
Cattie-2@24c.
Hogs-4@4Ic.
Sheep-2@2&c;,r lib co h up, 2ha3
| Shipped-three car load OF mules
I" hogs
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@. P. Church.

There will be sscramen.al ser
vices at the &. Z. Church next Sab
bath AT ii q. III. O'Clock. The pres
ence oi each membsr is very much
desired. J.. N loKlLLY.
Pastor
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CONSTABIE9.

District No. I r G Vsnhoozer, 81 L Reece;
eJM Ysrhrough; 4, q Watson;5 VIM
Holt; 8 VIZ Cover; p Anderson, Rob't
Williams; 8 Henry Butler; jesse McNeece
10 WIN Bradford, IL VIM Newton; IL c
Thomas; lP M g Magea; II VIM Lucy: is
JIM Thurman;l6 - Dunnevant; II, Dan
Smith; IS Bose Murrell: 10 Chapman
%, J>F Holt; Il Marks.
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sss!..'s ES,,.ss C.us.sy
A CHILD KILLED,

Another child Killed hy tho use OF
oliates given In the form OF Soothing
.ygup. Why mothers give their chill
dren such deadly poison Is surprising
when they can relieve the child of It's
peculiar troubles by using Acker's Ba-
by Soother. Ii cont aims no Opium or
Morphine. Sold by Anderson Il 60.
nj
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GEN ERAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.

tn May, may or: john W Dyer, rsrordcr;
J N Mcdonald, city marshal; Joe Flippin
policeman.
ALDERMEN.
John W Dyer,F Bunch, M & CAmody :.
X Bumpass, IN Exsll, II A RosengrantJ
Meetings Of the board Last Thursday
night in eech month vt Mayors ofiito.
Mayors Office South-eaet corner, up
Stair, over corner drug stora.
Recorders o:fice-Adioining mayors.
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~ y
Died.

At the family residence in Pulas
ki, on Friday, January llth, Mrs.
William McCord. Mrs. McCord
has long been a resident Of Pulaski
and was esteemed Ivy large cir
Gle OF friends and reIa'lves tor hei
many virtures. Her death was not
unexpected as she had been SUI
ferer for many months past. R-v
d. L. Wilson conducted tue funei q
services. Burial at Maplewood
The family have the sympathy o
the community in their aftiiction.
At the residence Of her son Mr.
B. NJ. Nicely last Friday Mrs. Jasor
Nicely, sged S3 years. Tho fuaer
al service was conducted by Rev
d. l.. Wilson and burial at Maple
wood.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17

We are now recei y
ng a large assortment
of QueensWare g. Glass
ware, consisting OF fine
China Dinner and Tea
Sets, Water Sets, Cham
Der Sets, Vases, and ev-
crything kept in a first
class China Store. To
be convinced come and
see.
EZELL & NELSON.
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HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the
II ests,e OF Hsary N Stanley, decd, al
parties "a yipg claims against said estate srs
hereby mott hed to Als the same, duly suthsn'
iiostsd, In the Office Of the county court elsrl
Of 9iies county on or before the 10Th day
July, 1853, or tbs rsms will hs barred.
JF. CAMPJELL,
| IONA, AdminAstAtor.
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Beware Of Ointments for Ca
tarrh that Contain nj ercury,

As Mercury will surely destroy the
aepse of smell and completely dersnge
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucus surfaces. such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians
as the damage they will do are tep fold
u the good you can possibly derive
from thep. A0tfs CdtarrA Cure,
ps nut actured by +. j. Cheney d 20
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and Ia
taken internsliy, and acts directly upor
the blood and mucus surisoes al tbs
8, stem. In buying n4LLs CArAERt
CpRx be safe you get the genuine; u u
taken internally and made In Toledo
Ohio. by +. J. Cheney J. Co.
sT sold by Druggists, price 70 cent
per bottle. 20dee4t
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye,

The best salve In tue world Tor cut,
pruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
'ore., chapped hands, chilblains, Germs
md all skin ernptions, and positively
currs piles or no pay required. Ii Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
Or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box, For sale by Grigshy Bros,
Druggists. 5mayly
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Strictly Business.

All PERSONS in arrears for The
CITIZEN, not received by FEBRUARY
LIST 1889, will be dropped from the
list. We intend TO run the sub
scription business on cash basis.
Mrs j. b. SMITH,
Proprietor
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17

Ifyou want old papers To put nnder
carnets. 10 cut patterns from, TO wrap
nm bundles, or for any other purpose
cali at the CIrlzEN Office and get large
whole, clean papers for 40 cents per
hundred.
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Notice to Delegates.

The District cooperative organ.
ization of the 3rd civil district for
Giles county, Tenn, will meet al
Jenkins Creek Union, No 8, on Sat.
n:day the Goth inst, a. 10, a. m, in-
stead Of Wednes lay, the 2S.h, for
adjourn ment.
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Pleasant Hill Church.

Toe session OF the Pleasant Hill
Church will meet ON next Saturday
at IL o'clock. Preaching the ntx'
dav at 1890 o'clock, Sunday sohoo
AT $50. j. Nj. ASHFORD,
Pastor.
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MAgONIC,

Pulaski Comma ndery, X. T. No 10; Q a
Psps. Em. Con- mandsr, W Nelson, Re
aoFdsr.
p.ls Council r. a o. Mastere, No =
JRCr tn. III. Master; F WiushiP, 10
Puls,, bsptsr. X. A. M. No. 20; W Il
C,.Ia. III Arrowsmith, Recorder.
Puissk dge, F, d A. NJ No. lol; q "
Eying, y 80 A Pope, Seo'y'
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Notice TO Teachers.

White applicants desiring to be ,A-
.niined for certificates 10 teach Ia the
public schools of Giles county, VIII
meet me at Regulators office lGt and 3id
saturdays OF each month; Colored, End
and 4th. A. s. ABEnNATHY,
liant Co. Supt.
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Eczema, Itchy, Scaley. Ska
Tortures.

The simple application Of "SwAYsE
OINTMENT" without My inirInAl nedl
cine, will cure any casa OF letter, Sal
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, cOrest
rimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy skin,
Eruptions, no matter how obsGugte or
long staDning. 1t Is potent, elective
anu costs bat u trihe. fts
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II. I. N G.

Don't suffer any longer but use Tan
ner's Infalllsbie Neuralgia Cure, the
only lniallAbhe cure on earth Tor y II
forms OF neuralgia aud nervous head
ache. Rsngum Root Medicine Co.,
Manu- facturers, Nashville, Tenn. b0
centa per box. Sold by Craig & Nc
| Leipore. todc6
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Here we are 10 the same place, with
a nice stock OF Queensware, Glassware
Snverware and ali kinds OF Grocer es
vt 7. j. Wells.
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The Spring term OF Martin Colicge
egins Jan. n. Students expecting 10
inter- should apply immediately.