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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-06-13
l.ynnville.
BY LYNDA.

We have been having plenty of
rain for the past week.
All the schools have closed. The
faithful and tired teachers will. now
have lew months in which to en-
joy picnics, summer resorts and the
like and seek other restoralives OF
wearied brains and strained nerves
as they may stand in need Of, while
the glad girls and toys can fiji up
the weeks OF vacation talking over
how each and every one acquitted
themselves.
Messrs. Robert Blackburn and
Dick Gordon have returned from
GAINESVILLE where they have been
attending school.
Miss Lizzie Thomas, of Pulaski,
is how in our midst on visit.
Mrs. White, accompanied by
Misses Eta Wagstaff, Lula Gar
rett and Cordye Fry were in Lew
isburg last week.
Mr.. Will BOdenham mer, one of
our most noble young men. arrived
from Lexington, X. Y, school last
Thursday.
Mr. G. Faw, OF Aspen Hill, is
now on a visit at Mr.. Mcmahon.
Mr.. Ed Rittenberry, OF Elk'o ID,
was up last week visiting friends.
Miss Rufe Kelsey spent last
t week in Pulaski with friends.
Mr.. Gray, OF Ohio, will put in
the nachin. ry IN the grist mill and
will take several weeks to get II
properly adjusted.
E Tate, who has been taking 6
| commercial course at Ploughkeep-
4 sic, New York, came home las
week, looking the picture of health
e Joe Patton, of Elkton, came vi
$ Thursday and carried his girl t.
the ice-cream supper at thai place
g Mrs. DR.. Pepper visited relative
7. at Aspen Hill last week.
e Ed Fogg, of Pulaski, was u
y visiting Mr.. Porter Carer an
'e wife last week.
Several from here Witnessed tn
IS closing exercises of Prot. yucca
rello's school at Comprehensive las
3 Friday night.
1T Miss Josie Farmer closed Ia
school 1T Campbell Station las
* week and has returned home.
Miss Susan Gilbreath has bee
t on the sick list for several days.
at We hear the report OF q weddin
flying in the air; hope it may
IS discovered soon as we would lii
r to know who the parties are.
at Miss Sadie Blair, of Humholo
ng Tenn, came last week TO spend
month with her Aunt, Mrs j.
ng McLaarine.
'al Mrs. Hambln was in Nasty
lass week to visit friends.
" L,dney and Clay Wilsford visit
!. friends near Wales las. Saturd
ais aud Sunday
Mrs. 5. b. Howard, mother
ng Mrs. j. w. McLaurine, and
ely Haywood and daughter, Qs,a,
Ike Corn r-yiile, ave spending
it. weeks With The family of Mr.. n
la Lauriae.
ce. Mss Maliscia Adkisson, OF I
on. Lynnville, epent last week "
will friends at Campbellsviilc
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Remember

That persons Ia arrears Tor suo-
scription from January to date can
not renew for SI so II, however.
you pay up TO July ls'. you can
then renew for q year from that
date for 81. so in the office or Sl.25
in clubs. You will confer a Gerry
0reat favor on Us by looking on the
little slip attached to your paper
which hears your name and seeing
If you. time j. out and If IL is please
renew. We desire t. mildly call
your attention to hts ani trust
that you will appreciate our mil J.
ness
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To the Missionary Baptists of Giles Go.

AT the regular meeting in May
OF the Baptist church at Shoal
Greek, L. was "a motion unaa-
imously agreed to invite all the
Missionary Baptist cnurches with
in the bounds of Giles G, unity TO
meet ut their Shoal Creek church
house on Saturday before the 4th
Sunday in July, 1889
The object of the meeting is, lst
that the Baptist OF the coauty may
becone better acquainted with each
other; End to discuss ONE ques-
tions relating to the interests of the
cbul ches.
Now brethren let US have a CRANE
meeting at Shoal Creek. Thel'
will be ample provision made t.
entertain as many as will go.
N. s. MOORE,
Pastor
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4 Distressing Case and III Apply
Cnra

"For over year have had a break
ing out on my leg, which troubled me
80 bad ! could not walk. leg badly
swelled, OF purple color, with erup-
lions so bad that blood would ooze out
II bore my weight on It, was re-
commended to try Clarke's Extract of
Flax tPapillon) Skin Cure, which l
have done. My leg Is now well and
can walk two miles on II without any
trouble" Signed, A. ID. HAYWARD.
Clarke's Flax Soap makes tho skin
soft and prevcsts cbappIng. skin Cure
81. Soap Is cents. For sale by Pope a.
Reeves, Druggists. Pulaski.
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BY SMALL BOY.

After long continued silence
here we are again, knocking for
admmiltanco into The columns of
the dear Old CITIZEN.
News items are v.ry scarce this
week out Will give you few dots
as we are always pleased to see our
little berg mentioned through the |
columns OF this good paper.
We are having large amount OF
ain just now which is causing the
farmers to get very far behind with
their crops.
The corr crop looks splendid.
CoL,on is not very good at this
writing, and great deal of it has
been plougaed up and planted in
corn.
The wheat crop is above al av-
erage yield ior several years, Doth
in quality and quantity.
Oats are 20. very good.
The ttuit crop OF all varieties
is good.
| lac VI bHC IOu
very good at this writing.
there has been several deaths
in this neighborhood the past
month. Among the number OF
persons that. have died we notice
most particularly the death OF I'm
Gle John Harwell. We had but
few such men, and We regret very
much to give him up, but all have
20 die.
The closing exercises OF the Be-
denham Academy were attended by
a large audience The free school
will commeuce the 1st. Monday in
July.
MIR. Vaughn will teach the free
school at Cuoat's creek again thi:
year.
There is some talk of singing
school being taught here IN July
We would be very glad if Their
would be, as we think 1T is great.
needed. Smith Brothers will b
!, the teachers we learn.
John Chapman, of Hebrou, wa
= 1
q in the berg ast week.
. John McAlister, of Campbells
Vile, paid us a hurried visit nu
long since.
, Esq. John Smith, of Sugar cree
/, was in the city not long ago.
There was goodiy number at
a tended the quarterly meeting {
!. Hurricane the Sth OF May.
e The quarterly meeting at Choat
:. Creek will embrace The LIST Satul
at day and Sunday in August,
y which titIe the prolracted meesir
g will begin.
10 K. f. Edwards was with
a friends and aequaintances on Sko
or Creek a few days since,
~ Jim and Tom Mabry, of Las
no renee, were In the berg last eek
- Jim I.anier is ali smiles th
We week, ms boy.
an We have not heard any thil
IL from tile correspondents late
ma about the picnic. We would II
IN To hear something more about
We think the Shannon oorresp N
ent has selected good plu,
he Let's bear more about il SO,
Inv Hoping the correspondents =
~. make their d,ciSion earl, We v
' ~" now c a. and leave this ma.
ooo wiz IT,. res, OF the ariiefs a
write nts,Tc soop-
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ElKton,
BY PECK,

Numerous rains have caused the
grass and weeds to grow as corn
and cotton and at present we find
busy farmers and idle merchants.
There is some danger of wheat
sprouling 10 the bind if tn rains
continue,
DR.. George Hunter, of Mississip
ri. after an absence of eight years
is vi, iting his relatives at this
place.
Our aifable al d handsome friend,
Mr.. Ritter, has been. little in
cIined to be Oh the sick list this
week,
The ice cream supper passed of
pleasantly ending successfully ina
cially, socially, Iovably. The RI.
ceipts amounted to $3.50. We re
turn thanks 10 ali for their pres
ence and patronage. A handsome
turnout from Pulaski was ber'
among whom we inticest the pleas
inc coun.eu ance of our handsome
friend, Mr.. Walker Flournoy.
We have several visitors at tbIi
place this week and the town i
lively Tor the young people. Among
| the visitors we mention Miss Well.
born, of Bell Buckle, Misses Hyde
and Phillips, OF Elkmont, Misse
| Smith, O b thel, Misses Aber.
na.hy AMI Ezeil. OF Conwa,, Mise
PatteIson's, of Eikton, Miss story
OF LynDville.
Mr. Jno. ID. Reed, OF Pr spec
was here several days last week.
Rev. |. N Yokiey, of Pulaski
preached an able sermon al Il
church Sunday to a large and 81
| preciative audience
We are sorry 10 s;ate Lha. NJ
, Myers laughter, Mary, is no belt
!. aad is very : il ).
[ e. T.. Da.s ani wife uave be-
: visiting friends and relatives he
: his week.
This scribe w,uid lise TO make
d sus q stion as 10 the Citizen picn
Il As IL Will be difficult ~ alter
&c; the correspondents of your Va
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500 REWARD. 500

The readers OF THE CITIZEN will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure In all its stages, and that lie
Catarrh. Hdtps Cdtdrrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength, by building up
the constitution and assisting nature In
doing it, work. The proprietors hsye
so much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that IL tails TO cure. Send
| for list of testimonials. Address
r. j. CHENEY & Co,
l3junlm Toledo, Ohio.
~ Sold by Druggists, 10 cts.
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Decoration of Pythlan Graves.

Stonewall knights OF Pythias
will observe the annual custom OF
decorating the graves of, Knights
next Tuesday The ceremonies vii
take place at MaplewCod at 4
o'clock and an address delivered ny
Gen. Laps d. McCord. The
public are invited.
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Mr.. Moore, the Post Master at Brad
shaw, Va, after reading An ADVERTISE
ment OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and riarrhoea Remedy, concluded to
try small bottle Of II He says: II
used IL In two cases for collie aud three
TOR diarrhoca with perfect satisfaction.
One dose gave relief In every case but
enc, that was u bad case oil collie and
required the second dose. have han
died great deal OF patent medicine as
agent and for my own use, hut never
tried any that gave Ms good results NJ
"Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy" For sale Mt % and
SO cents per bottle by Craig q Melee
more
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liable paper TO voluntarily meet we
would suggest that the Citizen APP
point time TO meet in Pulaski
and decide upon the time and place
and all agree To it and then
there will be nothing left to do but
to have the picnic.
Wslter Moore, of Athens, has
ben visiting his brother, Suth, this
week.
MISS Ethe. N core, of Pulaski,
has been spending a few days with
her young friends IA Elkto
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WHOLESALE.

We have the largest stock OF Groce-
rles ever opened In Giles county and
we are prepared to offer merchants
prices to compete with any wholesale
market. Our new warehouses have
more foor-room than any other house
In the city and we keep them pac xed
with goods. We can save you money.
Try us with an order. Orr retail trade
will be supplied as usual.
j. >, CHILERRs Il Co.
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Welcome In His Old Age to
Lorenzo SIebert.

Lorenzo Siehert ut Sl3 Summit street,
is one OF two persons who drew one
twentieth of the ticket No. 400 In the
March drawing OF the Louisiana State
Lottery. A reporter tor the Blade call
ed on him and asked him to tell about
1t. eve are all poor men, and | tell
you there were three happy old men
when we learned that we had 40, 900 to
divide up. We got the money In few
days through the express company, and
| have put mine out at interest to have
somethingln my old age" Mr.. Siebert
is about 90 years old, his partner mid
dte-aged man, and Mr.. Haas Is 81 ITO
ledO, Ohio, Blade, April 9th.
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MENTION OF PEOPLE.

Miss Ella Bibb has been quite
indisposcd this week.
Miss Anna Jones Is quite sick
at her residence on East Hill.
Miss Marietta Ewing is in Nash
Vile tue guest Of Mrs W. K. Gar
rette.
Mes RS. b -ad and Porter Bibb
left Sat urday night for Huntsville,
Ala.
Hon. Flournny Rivers went TO
Nashville Sunda, and returned On
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli. Buford. Of
Louisville, are visiting his mother
in the city.
Gil. May has about recovered
from his recent illness, We are glad
TO chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. O Garter
came up last Sunday from Decatur
Mrs. Carter will spend the summer
in Pulaski.
Mrs. II. j. Wells who was aiarm
ingly i'll last week. is so much bet.
ter that it is hoped she will be out
OF all danger very soon.
Prof. Jas. Powers, wife and two
children are visiting Mrs. j. Is.
Short and other relatives in Pu'
laski.
Messrs. d. II, and Il. Il. Wade at
tended the closing exercises OF the
Clarksville University, Mt Clsrks
vile, last week.
DIR. ID. c. Gordon and family, of
Florida, are again in Giles to spend
the summer. The DR.. and his
charming wife are always welcome
In our midst.
Mrs. Mollia Hall and daughter,
Miss Name, of Town Creek, Ala.
are visiting Mrs Halls daughter
Mrs. w. L. Ma.
Mrs. Il. Merriwether Jones, nee
Miss May Buford, and three chill
dren, Of Texas, formerly of Pulaski,
are visiting her mother.
Miss ella Cox who has been at
tending the Institute at Columbus
arrived ut home last Sunday foI
the vacation.
Miss Matte Herman, m Thomp
sons station, arrived n the cit
Tuesday evening on visit to Mis-
Orlean Ballentine..
Mrs. j. j. Ransom and chldre'
and Miss Irene Crow moved To tn
country Monday to spend mont
or two at the farm OF Mr.. Eb. /
Alternately.
Messrs. Hugh Rt harrison,
Mississippi AMI Alt Dale, of Z
umhia, are the guests of Messrs. Il
and Dave Wade at their elega'
home at Wales
Mr.. Julian Rivers left last "a
urday evening for Knoxville. IL
to bring home his sister, Miss N.Y.
who has been attending The
male school at that place. In
will pay short visit to Ch'ea
before returning.
Rev. w. w. Beck, Of Seat
Washington, Territory, arrived
the city last Monday. lie Is We
enthusiastic abont Seattle and CO
vices those with whom he taik8
his faith In the great future OF u
city.
Mr.. <. A. Fusch, one OF the p
prie,ors and the business mans'
of the Columbia Herald, arrived
Pulaski, last SATURDAY,. He -
wide awake business yorng n
an we predict great prospet ny
,h. IIarsld untler his mai tgcu.'
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The Best SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblalns, Corns, and ali Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 70 cts per box. For sale by
l6myly ii. M. GR'osBY, Drng't.
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English SPAWN Imminent rem owes all
Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses; Blood SPAWN.
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring bone.
STILES, .Sprains, all swollen Throats.
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use OF one
bottle. Sold by Anderson Il Co. Drug
gusts, Puiaski. 6lun1y
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Corn! Corn!! Corn.lli
Merchants and Farmers OF Giles Co.
100 cars corn In shuck and shellcd
wanted at any Station on the r. X.
Highest market prices paid. Address.
II. A. McLemore a. Bro
Columbia Tenn.
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There Is nothing uncertain about the
effects OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrbea Remedy. The fact is, 1t
Is the only preparation ia the market
that can always be depended upor, and
that Is pleasant and safe 20 take. rs and
80 cent bottles 70. sslo by Craig q Me-
Lemcre. Druggists. 2ojn-tf
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ENTITLED TO THE REST.

All are entitled 10 the best that their
money will buy, 50 every family should
nave AT once bottle Of the best family
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, to cleanse the
system when costlve or bilious. For
sale Ia DOC and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. l7myit
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Pennsylvania went W.: In the
prohibition election Tuesday by
ov, l35, 900 m iority. Philadelphia
gave a majolt, of noaIly 100000
against the AN. ndment-
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The remains of ex-Gov. Jno.
Sewer we're inferred with imposing
military ceremonies at Knoxville
yesterday at $50 p. IN. A full ac-
count will be given in our next is
sue.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant you have printed guarantee on
every bottle OF Shlloh's Vltalizer. IL
never tails to cure.
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J. s. Reynolds having
bought out the interest
of Mr.. G.. r. DismukeS,
will continue to sell
Groceries at the same
old stand,
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THE REV. GEO. ii. THAYEB,
bourbon, Ind, says; "Both myseS
and wife owe our lives to SnllOHI
CONSUMPTION CURE"
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Miss M. A. Smith &
Go. are receiving new
goods every few days.
They have new and
stylish Goods.
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FOR COTTON WEIGHER.

We are authorized TO announce l.. Ia.
SMITH, OF Bunker Hill, 20th district. for
Cotton Weigher of Giles county. Election
lat Monday in July.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when
Shiioh's Cure will give Immediate re-
lie' Price 10 cts., 80 cts, 81.
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NOTICEl

OF quarry men wanted, wages yl.25
per day. Apply at once to II IL.
cooper, Harwell's Tennessee.
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House Il Roberts. Franklin, Tenn. !,
wili eel sou Masonvil.e. Lonsdals az
Fruit of the Loom. Domestic fer : cts /;
factory psices.
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Write TO House & Roberts, Franklin,
Tenn, Tor prices. They are selling
goods ut yery low prices. 13jn
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We nre authorized to announce G.
w. ELDER, Of Pisgah. goth district, a
candidate tor Cotton Weigher OF Giles
county. Election lst Monday in July.
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All monthly disorders peculiar to wo
man are corrected and much suffering
avoided by use OF Braddeld's Female
Regulator.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis cured by Shiloh's Cure. Sold
by Anderson a. Co.
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We keep in stock q
full line Of Darrell
Churns, the best churn
in the world.
EZELL & NELSON.
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A NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with
each bottle OF Shlloh's Catarra Rem.
edy. Price 80 cents.
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Ice-Oream Suprer.

There will he IN icc c,am sup
n,r nj Runl,r Hill + iaa', july
9Th.
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Lime for sale by
ct F. M. Bunch.
See F. M. Bunch for
Lime. 2Oin2t

Don't forget that Miss
nj. A. Smith g. 90. are
selling Hats and Bon
nets, and indeed every
thing in their line very
cheap. That is the
place to buy your goods
If you want something
good for your money.
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Swinging Lamps at +. j. Wells.

Itch, Mango and Scratches on human
or animals cured In 80 minutelby Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by Ander-
on 4 Co., Druggists, z ilak.'.
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Come In when you coma to town.
7. j. WELLS.
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"HACKMETACK," lasting ana
fragrant periumo. Price - ANA 90
cents.
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Canned Goods and Spices at T.
Wells.
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Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Lard and
Flour at T. j. Weils.
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Queensware, Glassware. Silverware
and Chamber Sets NJ 7. ~ Wells
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TnaIsday night last sociable
was given and enjoyed at the resi-
denee of Mrs. M. A. Rothrock for
The be nefit of the church.
Here the vivasious youth anu
radiant beauty of Marshall and
Giles We'd together regardless OF
the shimmering lightning and nut
tering thunder, which seemed to
| hold fr concert without add.
ing solemuity and grandeur to the
OCCASION, as tito invite REPETITION
oil this good work.
The threaten 4 storm, the gold
en- harvest aud the martial array
which the weeds and grass have
assumed for the past ten days pre-
vented many attending. Still The
entertainment was socially and f.
nancially success.
Miss Hamiltoa, from San Antn
MO, Texas, q school mate o; Miss
Ellie Kennedy, Of Cornersville, and
Miss Katie Biddle, IF Colum bia
now visiting Miss Bessie Mas.
were important factors IN this CO.
ciable,
Among our visitors is DIR. ID. Z
Gordon, from "The Land of Flow
ers," and two bright manly littl
boys, who have seen only eigh
and len summers.
Dudley sbd Conrad, sons of w
I. Foster, OF Corn Hill, Texas, or
visiting the scenes Of their father
childhood.
G. W. InSran who is just reco'
ering from long spell of pneumo
MIA took his first tide.
AT o'clock Wednesday, I2t
: inst, the soul of Mrs. It, G. Woo
took It's flight in'o that real lif
which awaits those of this sin cur
ed world who have beer faithfl
through severe trials and afilictiol
> and to The very door of death 81
was aithful and is now reslizIr
the promise oil Him who said, IN
= grace is -uificient tor thee"
The burial took place at Bril-
. Church Thursday and services we
q conducted by Rev. G w. Johi
= son.
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Thank you for past favofs; so call
again. L. j. WELLS.
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Table Cutlery a speciality at 7. j.
Wells.
Pretty Berry Sets at L, J. Wells.
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STkAYED.

From near Rivers Mil, on Richland
creek, about the LIST day of May, u dark
bay Texas mare pony. A reasonable
reward will be paid Tor her return or
any information.
ORR CowAN.
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Ice will be cheap
keep cool by buying
you q nice refrigerator
from
EzELL & NELSON.
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BARGAINS
At Miss M. A. Smith
& Co.'S, West Side Pub
lie Square. 1926
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-06-13
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Thursday. June 90. 1899.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE,
TRAINS PASS PULASKI.

The Pulaski and Nashville Accommo-
dalton leaves Pulaski daily Except
Sunday at 800 a. m, and arrives
at 2 80 p. IN.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-06-13

J. s. Reynolds has on
hand some beautiful
glass and queensware,
which he will sell very
cheap. Call and see it.