The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-08-30

York to purchase their fall stocks. Look
out for something nice when they return.
The local returned last Monday from
short trip to the good old county of Lin
coin. He found everything lovely and Sc
rene in that county.
We neglected to call attention to the ad-
vertisement of MoALIsTER & WIRELESS.
Nashville. last week. These are safe men,
as is known to most Of our planters and
merchants. -
Among the new advertisements in this
paper may be found that of GEO. @. AL
LIN & Co. Nashville, Tenn. This is an
old established house and deserves Iiber-
al patronage from our people.
Commemorate setting up the adver-
tisoment for the sale of Col. Drake's fern
last week the compositor made thread 600
acres when it should have been 800 acres.
Nashville Banner and U. q d please cor
rect. q
IMPRovEMEET.-Ths WoTkmen are busy
at Nays old corner, excavating and laying
the foundation for an elegant three-story
brick business house. There will be two
store rooms ia the house with large hall
extending over both in third story.
Mrs. ADAMs' soHoo1.-We are author
lied to announce that Mrs. NATHAN AD-
ANS, so well and favOrably known as a
teacher, will open again on Monday, End
September. Young ladies from the coun-
try can procure boarding 10 private fami
lies ct reasonable rates. sept6-9t
HORSE Theft CAPTURED James Odell,
living on Blue Water, Lawrence CO., Tenn,
who stole horse, saddle and bride some
time ago from Col. q. E. Broyles. Dalton,
Ga, was arrested last Wednesday night
at his house. and the horse, saddle and
bride recovered He was taken TO Geor-
gia.
We took stroll a few evenings since a.
round the old ruins of Giles college. ex-
pecting froIn the assurances given by some
of our leading citizens. to f6d Che workmen
busily engaged 10 tearing away the rubbish
and preparing to rebuild. But we were
sadly disappointed. Not stone or brick
has been Turned When will the work
commence, gentlemen?
Dropping in Wednesday morning upon
Col. RoozRs at the Pulaski High School
grounds, we found him 10 the midst of a
number of young ladies, misses and boys,
some just making their 6rst appearance this
session. The schoolopens with every pros
peel for full attendance. There are lew
better teachers. in their respective depart
anepts. than Col. RoGERs and Mrs. BATE.
Rein. CHADBoURN & Co.-ENoCH HAN.
COCK, receiving, forwarding and shipping
clerk of the above house, and one Of the
best and most popular young men in Nash
willie, is at present in this county looking
after the interests Of his house. We
ueedn't tell our friends who ENocK is, and
that they will be dealt with fairly at this
house. Read their new announcement in
this paper,
Bic CoRN.-We have in our Office ar
ear of corn, sent to US from the place o.
our amiable young friend, A. ]. (HIc.
BALENTrNE. which can hardly be beaten
in this section. It contains twenty rows
with hundred and forty seven grains tC
the row. .ANDREw is young farmer, bu
his head Is level upon the corn question
especially when made into juice.
NEW BARBER.-We have letter from
a colored barbar, who carries the docu
ments to prove that he is willing for tn
white man to stand upon an equal footiui
with himself, which announces that he wi
be here early next week and setuP his pol
for cur long bearded men to rally around
who don't like 70 trust their throats to
radical razor. Due notice Of his locstio
will be given.
A CURIosIrY.-We have been shown
natural curiosity, resembling piece
well tanned buek-skia, which grew in Il
heart of an elm tree, on the place of n
Nick Stone! GEAR Moorsville. Marsha
county. 1t Is a tough. spOngy, fangoU
substance, somewhat of the nature Ofmusl
room or punk, but came from the tree
such shape and with such polish as to d.
ceiye even the best naturalist. He woul
pronounce it s'buck-skin'' every time G
first impression.
NEW SHOES NEW SHOES ~ MY
SHOES III
Five Thousand Dollars worth Of Shoe
Boots and hats, just received. aud are no
ofTereds for sale very low at Burdett's o
drug store. to which house PARsoNs &. o