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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-07
Religious.


There will be services in the
Presbyterian church every day
next week ut $50 p. N. and at 80
at night
All The christian people in the
town are cordially invited aud re
auested u co operate in this
special effTt 10. the conversion
of sinners, sid all thosa in the Diff
ferent CONGREGATIONS Who can sing
are invited ~ sit near the organ
and aid in that part Of the SER
vice. These services are especially
Intended for those who are mol
christians. And every person oil
that class, aud those who.He MOI
in the halht Of gb.og 70 church are
earnestly rdially invited to
come. Whether rich or penr you
will he welcome.
d. WILSON.
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.
Tue National League of republic

The National League of republican
clubs will hol d their next meeting
Nashville same time this fall.
Nj. L. a. Ki1g has purcha sed he
grocery sore Of McCaul IL kn at
Aspen Hill and took possession last
Mopdhl.
The PllasSi r Ter Nils pa sen Is
u busy sight these das's, with wAg
On iror this and other counties
crowding one another al the time
Taere will be quar- erly meeting
service at Cornersville March Is
aud l7th. Several couples from
Pulaski will attend.
Tue many friends of Mrs. F..
Winship are very sorry 10 learn
that she is quite i'll at her home
on West Hill.
There will be services ut The
Church or the Messiah next Sun
aay morning and evealng AMI al
services arc as usual now as the
eetor has returned.
The ground vas bought and sur
veyed Friday IT Lynnyille on which
TO establish the new Roller Mills
of McCord & Nicely. 49,.
The yout 4 peoples @mectiae vas
largely attended At the Methodist
Chua Oh last Sunday afternoon. Inc
IRes Mr. Ysskely will condaotr tho
service next sunday evening"
Eller w. II ID xon. OF Marshal
lcountv, will cn,nm nee series o.
Of mee,s gs ut b .nuester Hai' uex'
lords day II ,rsh 18th. The N 81
ing win continue several days
The ladies 81 The Comberian"
church were well patron'zed las
NJ, sday at their 'iiarsr. They
deserved 10 be as they served al
elegant dinner. The receipts
were $50.
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I.ynnville.
BY LYNDA.

One Of the troubles Of writing
letter for our paper, from here Is
this, we undertake to store away
item after item as it transpires,
and they get so deeply buried or
covered up with other thidgs, that
when we get ready to write them
up we can't recall half of them.
Messrs. McCord and Nicely of
p laski were up last week and Sc
cured a lot of Mr.. Marion Walker
and will go to work now in order
to get flour mill erected here at
once, so from all indications our
town is on a boom. Rapid ar
ran gements are being made for a
bank, also a creamery may all
prove success.
Our merchants are now bring
ing in theiI handsome spring
goods. Fathers had better begin
to examine their pocket books in
due time.
PC. Ashford had a hog killed
bv the cars last week valued at
$40. or mere. Our people should
he more careful with their stock
and not let them run Vt large.
There are several on the SICK
list this week, no marriages - re-
port, and only one death. Mr.
Porter Lambert of near fere dice
last Friday. The bereaved family
have The sympathy of all who
knew him.
Our farmers are all busy nov
preparing for their new crops push
| ing forward with will ond ener,
that foretells good crop az fai
as the push OF the work is con
cerned for they get about in
hurry.
A certain young gent, here /
a great favorite among the Ladies
and is a candidate for an office Il
which he can be elected by on
vote, Ii he will get about livel.
he can certainly be elected.
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Miss Ed wards has been visiting
her sista. Mrs Theo. Lee

Miss Edwards has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Theo. Lee
w. r Bowers who has been quite
sick for some time is some better
We wish him speedy recovery.
The health of our community is
now very good. Several ere con-
valescing from measles.
Mr.. Patton Sr. and Samuel Nave
are Cur professional fishermen.
We had riot between the whites
and blacks here last week One
young colored brother was hurt
somewhat and is feeling bad yet
over this great southern outrage"
The Cincinna9si Commercial Ga
zeLte ehoald send special cores
poDdent here at once and give
full description of these cut
Threats and assassins, Democrats Of
Elkton Tenn. 81
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Educationa, Department.
J. j. ZuccARELLo EDITOR.
THE CORNER STONE OF THE EDucA-
rJoNBr TEMPLE

THE CORNER STONE OF THE EDucA-
TIoNAL TEMPLE.
God does not bid us all be phys
ical athletes agile at cricket, eager
in hunting, courageous IN lighting
but he does bid us all aquit our
selves like men-be morally strong,
with a grand, God-like, Christ like
strength OF an inward noble spirit
and life. Truthful. honest. pure,
faithful to all moral convictions,
courageous and steadfast in main
tanning the right, resisting all temp
tatlon to wrong, whatever the en-
durance and The disadvantage.
Be strong, and Of good courage,
strong in Gods strength and l.
dependence upon his help, SO that
sneaking, meanness, uhtruth, base
passion, moral cowardice before
wrong-doers shall be impossible to
US.
The Roman word for courage
was "virtue." True courage in
cludes all that is best in moral
character. It's not st0icism; it is
not fool hardness, 1t is not ipsin-
sibility. 1t is a steadfast adher-
ence to what is true and right, and
good on the simple ground of NOR
al principle and feeling.
1t is true, right d good. God,
our Heavenly father, has enjoyed
it; Christ, our redeemer, died to
maintain it. Therefore it becomes
us, as instructors Of the children
and youths of our country, to make
it tn corner stone Of every char
acter that we are endeavoring to
construct. In this age of political
intrigues and ambition for fame,
and where the path of rectitude is
kept narrow by the evils of the sa-
loon and gambling bells on one
side and RIGHTEOUSNESS and the
love Of gain on the other. 1t be-
hooves US TO teach our pupils to be
honest, truthful, conclentious and
obedient to lawful authority, cour-
teous to all and rsveren6Iy mindful
OF their obligations to their maker.
Filial piety, benegolelce and a
strict regard for the laws of the land
and The rights of those with whom
they associate and live should be
constantly enforced and empli-
fed. The sncces of our schools in
moral training, depends mainly
upon cur characters as teachers.
1t will be useless to expect success
unless we have positive well-dis-
ciplined moral character. Having
given in this article, the most i'm
portan5 requisite to our system of
education. | will endeavor to in
my next to give some methods of
teaching it.
AMENDMENTS To The SCHOOL LAW
The report OF che 5mmitte on
amen dmenis to the school law has
been submit ed 70 the General As
semhly.
The 70 loving are tie principle
recommeuda rs:
Payment of travelling of the state
supt, election OF county sup. q
July, by county coarts for ioui
years, to be paid ten cents per cap
lta on the scholastic population,
amount received not to exceed ST.
600; organization of directors into
a county school boar |; directors to
be elected for six. years; schoo
tax two and one-half mills instead
| of one and one half mills as at pres
| mt; schools shall be run six
months; county cou;ts shall be au
thorized to make appropriation o.
at least iifty dollars for carrying on
| Institute work.
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Electric BItters.

This remedy Is becoming so wei
known and so popular AS to need
special attention. All who have use
Electric Bitters sing the same song o
praise.--A purer medicine does net ex
ist and 1t is guaranteed TO do all That Is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
and prevent as well as cure all Malarial
fevers.--For cure OF Headache, Con-
sumption and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-- Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded -Price 30 cts and
$1.00 per bottle.
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COUNTY oFElcERs.

P English, sheriff, W W Marks, deputy
Eherif, W X Craig, trustee; J Philips,
register, W Ezell, Co. court clerk, j Y.
Lowthrop. coroner; W. S. Newbill, survey
or W w Marks jailor.
Circuit co Meets fret Mondays in
harch, Augr t and December. % Patter-
son, Judge, JIG IN l. Jones, attorney-genersl;
Joe Bradon, Jerk.
ChanceTy court Meets first Monday In
ebrdary al | End Monday in August. A
Aftermath chancellor; j b Stacy, clerk
nd master, Ed b Jones, deputy.
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Merritt.
BY J E sHIN


The dark gloomy winter has
gone and the early spring is here.
The farmers are sowing oats, clio
yer, 81 etc., and making gen
eral preparations for the coming
crop. The acreage in oats will be
large. Wheat is looking we'll.
Mrs. G. w, Vaughn Is very low.
She is no. expected to live but a
ohort time. Mrs. Nancy Vaughn is
also qufle2 sick.
ESQ. Bill Harwell was here a few
days ago surveying out some land
Prof. Walker and his father
passed through this section last
Saturday, en- route to Lawrence
burg. Tue Prof is drumming for
his school. He is a young man o.
extraordinary abilities and rein
ment and il doing great work.
j S. Shores, of Bodenh am, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. o. W
Vaughn, Sunday.
Rev. Alien Richardson, of Law
rencehurg, preached a. III. b Har-
wells Saturday night
As Mr.. Jamss Kincaid was re
turning from preaching, his RS
stepped 10 a deep hole in the roat
| washed by the recent freshet At
ter much exer ion he succeeded il
extricating it without injury, blu
muddy from heels to head. Tha
place should be fixed Immediatel.
before somebody gets killed.
Rev. T. a. Gloves is spending
few days with his father He ha
accepted mission near Florence
Ala, where he will move shortly
Mr.. John Gloves, our jolly car
penter widower, was married t
Miss Mary Legg, of Lawrence, o.
Tuesday last Rev. Mr.. Dickerso
officiating Reception at his ia
theirs on Friday. May peace an
pr ,sperity attend them along life
i journey.
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Horrible Burning.

The dwelling house Of Ar Bud
Walker about ouc.nile from Bun
ker Hill was burned last Saturday
afternoon about 3 o'clock Through
s,otnesa ccident a little child Of Mr..
Walkers about four years OF age
-wss burned in the house. Oar cor
respondent from Bunker Hill gives
particulars.
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The advantages OF reliable, safe and
efIicatiotn Family Medicine ls incalcu-
liable, and when such Is found the bless
ing is thus happily expressed,
Exclaimed, Eureka"
have been using simmons Liver
Regulator myself some five years or
more, and my family also, and can tes-
tify from experience to Its virtues. !
never recommend medicine. unless
know IL TO be good. In a ministry OF
twenty-five years have often felt the
need OF such medicine and when l
found it I exclaimed, "Enreka.''-Rev.
j. Il. HARPER, Proprietor OF the Chris
ain Visitor" Smithfeid, N. q.
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Died..

Mrs. McLaiD, aunt of Mrs. w. W.
Briggs died at the residence Of her
niece in this city last Friday. She
was a good. woman, and a member
of the Presbyterian Church. The
funeral services were conducted by
Rev. D. l.. Wilson assisted by Rev.
w. j. Collier. Burial at Maple
wood. A.
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/ Our resders will appreciate the
pfonptness with which THE CIrf-
ZEN gives lem a complete account
nSTtse inauguration ceremonies a,
" asiiingtan last Monday. Few
county l,apers will favor their
readers with such full and eiabo-
rate account OF tha. important
event.
Miss Martha Adams gave a very
delightful Whist rarty last Wed
nesday evening which was greatly
enjoyed by those present. Miss
Wells, Miss Balientine, Miss Ad-
ans, Mr.. Craig, Mr.. Spofford and
Mr. Rivers were in attendance. Love-
iy refreshments were served At half
past len.
Z The &. ass eating negro has been
10 Pulaski few days recently and
created quite sensation by the
facility Ivy witch he could chew up
lamp chimneys, tumblers etc.
Aud for 81, he ate chicken
bones, feathers, heal feet and all.
He began at the head while it was
squealing.
Mr.. R. Fl. Cooper of Aspen Hill,
has contracted TO furnish all the
stone work for new building on
LIST. Ave. and 22nd street at Biz
ming ham Ala. 1t will be one of the
largest buildings in the city and in
order to complete the work at the
specified time they will have to
largely increase their force and
work day and night.
MessYs Basil Dobree and Charles
Brown are in the city, the guests OF
Rev. Mr.. Thompson at the Recto: y.
These gentlemen are from England
and Mr.. Brown, being . farmer,
expects TO locate in Tennessee,
perhaps in Giles. Il ~ -
Mr.. Dobree Is u civil Engerneer
and expects to remain in the UNI
ted States but has not determined
| where.
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CHURCHES,

Presbytorian-C Corner Second and Flower
steote. Rev. d. L. Wilson pastor. Services
sunday ut l / n. IN. and { p. m. Sunday
school at 0 an q. A. Pope siipt.
Cumberland Corner Sd and Madison
Bow. !. N. Yokley pastor. Services every
Sunday at / a. m. and p. 10. sunday
school at O. 81 IN. Prof. Komine superin-
tendant.
Methodist church--W Collier, pastor
Services Sunday at 1880 m and 2 m;
Sunday school Mt 9:i5 a m W. ). Ezoil,
sup't.
Episcopal church-eorner Madison and
Third Rov. w q q Thompson, rector.
Services Sunday at l0:45 "a IN and $40 m
Christian church--servicos Sunday morn
ing at Bannister hall. No regular pastor.
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WE CAN AND Do

Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for 1t
has been fully demonstrated to the peo-
pie OF this country that it is superior
to all other preparations for blood dis
ease, 1t is a poaitive cure tor syphi-
litic poisoning, Ulcers, Eruptions and
Pimples. 1t purifies the whole system
and thorous hiy builds up the constitu-
ton. Sold by Anderson & Co. al.
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MASONIC.

Pulaski Comma ndery, X. =. No 10; @ A
Popo. EN-. Con mandOr, W Nelson. Re
coTder.
Pulm Council II. n 8. Masters, No -
) K Gro :, Tn . III. Master; WinshiP, n
eordor. =, :,
Pulaski ,hapter. X. a. NJ M, 20; " K
Craig, II - Arrowsmi,h, Recorder =,
Pulaski edge, f, 81 A Nj No lo'; W
Ewing, W .A.;G a Fore, See'y.
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Gone to His Reward.

Rev. Jno. 7. Hughes toe oliest
APieslding Elder in The Southern
Church, died At his
home in Nashville last Thursday
Febusry 23th. He was in charge
of The, City Mission at the time of
1 his death i He was for number OF
years The Presiding Elder Of this
district aud was beloved by the
whole Church. He will he missed
in the Tennessee Conference His
remains were inferred at Culumbia
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Sunday.
Mr.. John Owen, of Texas, has
returned home, he has been visiting
relatives and friends here. Mr..
Owen, formerly of Giles, has been
in the western states for twenty
years.
We have good Sunday school
here now, consisting oil fifty pupils.
We also have preaching every
End and 4th Sundays by Rev. AIR.
Anderson.
Success to THE CITIZEN.
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New Firm.


Mr.. L. e, hernathy is fitting
up the store house house. on the
Ea side recently purchased from
Capt. Arrowsmith AMI will leave
shortly for New York 10 bring an
immense stock If goods consisting
of ready made clothing, boots
shoes, hats. and furnishing goods
Mr.. Robert Smith who has been
so long connected with the firm OF
Rosenau aud Co, will he associa-
ted with him in business. The
style Of the firm will be L. Il
Aber nathy and Co,
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HAPPINESS AND G,
TENTNTENT
CON

Cannot go hand In hand five look on
the dark side of every little obstacle.
Nothing will so darken life and make
1t q burden as dyspepsia, Acker's Dys'
pepsia Tablets will cuee the worst
form of Dyspepsia, Constipation and
Indigestion and make life a happiness
and pleasure. Sold at % add 30 cents
by Anderson 81 Co. nj.
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Nashville Market

from Yesterdays Americana
Cotton - good ordinary, 5l6; low
mIddling o
Flour--family, "a 10
Wheat, 81 00al.92
Corn--sacked In depot, 42Js
Cattle, best butchers, $2.7ja3 90; med
ium 2.G0a2 s.; grazing steers 2.35a2.S5
Extra good shippers 3 25a350.
Sheep-good fat 250a3,00
Hogs-2l5 lbs up si.25ai So. 400 lhs
aud up 425aA.35; 100 lis aud up 4.25a
40; 100 lbs and up 4 .00a4 10.
Bacon-ciear country sides 7kaS,
Shpuldsr- s,4aGx; hams 81
Country lard 81
Butter l0al2s eggsi0
Beeswax 20; feathers, choice ailaai5
Oats, car lots. sac
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-07

Home testimonials are most reliable
and If you will send your name and
address we will send statements OF
numbers of the best citizens OF Nash
VILE regarding the wonderful cure eff
fected by the Ethiopian Pile Ointment-
Ii never fails. so cents and s. per bot.
tie. Manufactured by Rapgum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. For
sale by Craig McLemore. 6mlm
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LIVE STOCK.

CORRECTED mr. STONE, PORTER HorEISs.
Muies-l4 to. IAN hands high. $50 10
10; is TO 10 hands high, tllOtol40.
Cattle 2a2I4c.
Hogs-3@
shccp--2@2tkc;,l'b 60 N NJ, 2ysa3
Shipped two car load Of cattle, one
nc Of hogs aud two Of mules
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MARKET REPORT.
PolAs4i, Maraca. G, 1899.

PULASKI, Marach. q, 1899.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PAID ny DEALERS HERE.--
Cotton asa
Corn, IS,
Wheat, 70aS5. Oats 32c
Bacon new, dry smoked shoulders z
Sides 8; hams o.
Lard, Toe.
Butter, l0al5.
Eggs, DC.
Beeswax, Is
Tallow, &c.
Feathers, doc.
Hides, Green, 2a4; Dry flint. Gas
Meal, 30
Dried Apples, ~. Peaches 2isa3
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Dinner for the Public.

i The ladies OF the Methodist
Church will serve hot dinner beth
DAYS Of the I armer's Institute
They deserve and hope to be liber-
ally patronizcd as the ladies ex-
pect to furnish the inside Of the
new church, when built
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A HEALTHY GROWTH.

Acker's Blood Elixir has gained a
firm hold on the American people and
is acknowledged to be superior to all
other preparations. 1t is a positive
cure for all Bilious and Skin Diseases.
The medical fraternity indorse and pre-
scribe it. Guaranteed and sold BY An
dersod & Co. HI.
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First Monday.

Last Monday was the biggest
first Monday Pulaski has known
for year. 1t seemed every body in
the county was in town and the
Jockey yard did the biggest bust
ness it has done this year.
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OUR LEADER.

In ladies kid gloves, is
a 4 button embroider-
ed back brand new kid
just received for 30
Cents. ArrOWSmlth,
Jones & Co. 1t
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i Nv Son lost an 0vercoat at the X X.
Station Pulaski Tenn. on the And.
day of March. te Is greenish black,
lined with black Satin, and sleeves
lined with red Satin, Buttons Of emokeJ
pearl. Any one who will bring IL 10
me at Pisgah, or iraae II at Anderson's
Drug store IN Pnia-k Shall be literally
rewarded. e.. W. Anderson
Pisgah Tenn.
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We are now ready to
show you a beautiful
line of new Carpets just
arrived. Call and see
them g. get our prices.
MAY 81 M ASON.
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MENTIONS OF PEOPLE

Mrs. Payne is very sick at Mar
tin College.
Hon. z W. Ewing WIN. 10 Lev
isbarg Wednesday.
Mr.. Cannon returned from a trir
to the east Monday.
Harry McCord, of Nashville,
spent Sunday in the city.
Tom Everett, OF Columbia, was
In Pulaski Monday.
DIR. Harder, of Nashville, 10 visit.
ing his sister, Ms Winship.
Miss Callie Dun. IN Ief. lass week
Tor her home in Eayetaivii.e.
DR.. Knapp came over from Lew
isburg and spent Sunday. in the
city $500
Miss Ida Z Hood les returned
from PnilAdsl, ,..ia fer M absence
of several weeks. pv8
Hou Flournoy Rivers ler. r..es
day for Lasrencehulg to attend
court.
Miss Kaufman spent several days
last week with Miss Lillian Piuln-
mer at Aspen Terrace,
Mr.. j. II. Morris left for Wash
ington last Thursday to take in the
inaugural festivities.
Miss Matte Dixon was visiting
her fathers family in the c,untry
a few days last week.
Rev Mr.. Yokeley will hold the
young peoples meeting at the NJ
K. church next Sunday afternoon.
Hon. r. p. Yancey, instead of
going to Washington With the other
me mbers OF tue Legislature came
home to visit his family.
Mrs. prrso who has been visi-
iting her sister Mrs. w. Il. WLaon'
will return to his home in Memphis
in few days.
Mrs. John Ballentine and Miss
Adelaide arrived at home Tuesday
after very ngLhened absence in
Washington City.
Messrs. II. M, Brannen, A. e.
May, and Capt. Arrowsmith left
Tuesday morning for New York
to purchase their spring goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and daught
err, Miss May of BeIlbuckle are in
the city visiting Mrs. Harriet St
Tie and other relatives.
Mr.. aid Mrs.. Harris Solinsky
left last Friday for New York.
They went by gay of Washingto q
to take in the inauguration of Mr.
Harrison.
Miss Emma Applehy who has beer
visiting Miss Marietta Ewin2 will
leave for her home in Lewisbars
next Saturday. Size will be az
conplnied hy Mes Marietta, VII,
will be her guest.
Miss Katie Merle Plummer. whe
has be visitiI 2 her cousin Miss
| Lillian io- several weeks returned IT,
herhome in Nashville, Tuesday. Her
visits 10 Pulaski have always been
greatly enjoyed by the Young pco
pie and her departure is very much
regretted by all.
Mr.. w S Grigsby left for Kan
sas City Mo, last Saturday a
which place he was married yes
terdat, Wednesday, to Miss El~'
Vincent. Miss Elsa will he re
membcred here by a Dumf'er o
friends as the charming niece {
Mrs. Mary Townsend. The CIrl
ZEN with host If other TREND
wishes the happy coupe all the j..
they anticipate,
Rev. w. G. G. Thompson Oh,
not preach Sunday at Tia Churcf
Of the Messiah, as was expecte.d
Tie Cunard steamer, Etruria u
which be had engaged passag., lie.
him ut Liverpool, aud his arira
will be postponed for aEout tx
wteks. r
Since The above was put IN Typ
Rev. 81. G. G. Thompson has ar
rived at home He csughss la
next steamer and arrived 10 Pa
laski Tuesday night. Me- fAoinp
sons friends are glad To see bin
looking so well from HE visit /
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Pay Now!

TINE FINN OF McCORD & SMITH
Il Is dissolved by agreement ME-
retiring and Mrs. Smith COM
tinuing. The old business must be set
tied up and collections will be iorced
by law after reasonable time. There
are two thousand metz In Giles and
elsewho that owe us and this Is to give
notice to each that payment Is required
at once. We are forced 70 ia Mrs
Smith Is authorized TO receipt for cv
erysbing and make Advertisements.
N LARS. ID. McCoRD,
| If Mis-, JNo, BATKMAN SMITH.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-03-07
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, chapped hands, chilblains, Germs
and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. IL is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 10 cents
per box. For sale by Grigsby Bros,
Druggists. 5mayly