The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-06-15
LOCAL DOTS.

LOCAL DOTS.
An infantson of Mr.. Lem. OLIVER
died last Sunday.
A touch of cool weather last
Tuesday morning. Motions to
shiver prevailed.
Our esteemed fellow citizen DIR.
i WIN. BATE was married Tuesday
night to Mrs. MART E. SYKES ofthis
place.
REED SMITH was arrested for dis
turbing the public pesce on Monday
last, and after a trial before Squire
ABERNATHY, was released upon pay
ing the costs.
The closing exercises at Wood
lawn Academy will commence on
the 18th inst. On the evening of
the 18th the pupils viii entertain
their friends with a concert.
The examination exercises of
Slate Springs Academy win take
place on the 10th inst. The friends
of the pupils as well as the public
generally are invited to attend.
I
DR.. ABERNATHY furnishes us this
morning, with an interesting and
ably-written article on the subject
of "mad stones" It deserves a
careful perusaL
A peddler of "sheap" clothing
and pinchback jewelry, with a Gal
lie moustache aud strong Dutch
accent, was fined $40 and costs by
ESQ. ABERNATHY last Tuesday, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
A well known merchant of this
place achieved some distinction as
prize fighter last Tuesday, by
mauling an offending countryman
with his fist. He was fined So and
costs for the honors gained.
A friend ofours, who by-the-way,
is close observer, says he thinks
fieas are larger than common this
year. He saw one the other day
drinking from a, pint cup, though
he says he had to tip toe just little.
Mr.. Jxo. o. Johnson, the machin-
list of Vale Mills, died there on
the Sd inst, of consumption. He
was an industrious and valuable
mechanic and a gentleman of many
estimable traits of character.
See advertisement of RoB'T.
SHAPARD d Co., in another column.
Bargain seekers would do well
to give them a call as they are
closing out their spring and sum
mer stock at cost and less than
cost for cash.
Mr.. A. Cox has gone North on
business connected with his vine
yard. He proposes making a tour
of inspection to several of the lar
gest vineyards in Ohio, for the pur-
pose of obtaining information that
he can put to practical use,
The New Constitution Saloon has
been thoroughly renovated and put
in a condition to match its brilliant
appearance with that of the present
lovely season. It's glittering mir
rors, pictures and bar appointments
present tempting invitation to the
bibulous to "walk in"
The two pugnacious Teutons, to
whom we alluded some time back
as having a series of quarrels, were
before Squire Alexander Monday
last, one of them charging the !
other with making his face a tenn
porary spit box. The trial was con
tinued on the affidavit ofdefendant.
We regret to announce the death
of Mr.. ALEX. CAMPBELL, at Camp
bellsville, on Saturday last. Mr..
c. had received wounds in personal !
reeontre with one Hendricks during
the late war of such a severe nature |
that he was unable to obtain perma-
nent relief, and they finally resulted |
in his death.
Mr.. CAL. JONES has a curiosity in
the way of a chicken. 1t has three
legs, a wing on the back of its neck
and seven toes on one of its feet
This marvel in the way Of poultry |
is in good health, and no doubt |
hopes that when this reaches our !
readers, it will find them enjoying |
"the same blessing"
Our correspondents have grand |
rally in our columns to-day. Pu