The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-23
LOCAL DOTS.

We want to engage stesssly boy
about 10 years of age to work in
this Office and learn the printing
business.
An election for Constable was
held at Prospect on Saturday last,
II. G. ATcLaurine was the success
full candidate.
Yoss has a banner hung on his
outer wall in the shape of new
sign, whercon is inscribed, 'sBa-
kerry
j. W. Willeford, one of the exec
utors of Hardy WiiEeford, deceased,
rendered his resignation to County
| Court on Friday last. The Court
refused to accept it.
Giles Encampment, No. 81, I. o.
o. F., have changed their meeting
nights from the 1st and 3D. Saturday
night to the 1st and Sd Monday
nights in each month.
The corporate authorities are
putting up lamps on the four quar-
tiers of the public square. An ex-
cellent move, most grave and reyer-
end seignieurs.
Johnny Lacey has returned from |
a visit to his old Kentucky home
looking as fresh as a boquet of |
spring flowers. Let the hearts of |
our young maidens rejoice.
Glorious spring with her per-
fumed breath and coronal Of6owers /
now gladdens the earth. We well
come her when We remember that
she viii bring us azure eyed violets,
young radishes and spring chickens.
We are informed that AIessrs.
Chears & CO., of Vale Mills, have
posted their fishing and hunting
grounds and forbidden sportsmen
to angle or hunt there without per-
mission.
We are informed that a section
foreman on the n. q D. R. r., near
Buford's, who had recently come
there, was ordered in an anonymous
letter to leave those parts. we
were unable to learn any cause he
had given for ofense, but at any
rate he left.
A handsome young lawyer Of
this place was victimized few
days ago by a couple of his wag-
gish friends, who wrote a note to a
young lady in his name, without
his knowledge, asking her company
to the dramatic performance that
evening. Very fortunately for our
legal friend, the young lady had
one of those dreadful affairs for bill
let-dOux writers, "a previous en-
gagement."
We want to buy about a bushel
of good barley, Apply at this of
fee Immediately.
We saw a handsome mezz otint
photograph of the Pulaski bar
few days ago. Strange as it may
seem, every one of the disciples of
Blackston were fine looking men.
The Antoinette Club will give
another performance about the LIST
of April: The manager informs us
that an excellent bill has been Sc
lected and that timid Benedicts who
attend need have no fears about re-
ceiving "a Conjugal Lesson" To
all of which we say AMEN! /
A nice Dutch gentleman from
over the Rhine had his nasal pro-
tuberance considerably aattened by |
a blow from the fist of a clerk in
one of our dry goods stores on last
Monday. He of the smashed nose
declined to resent this pleasant lit
tie hint from his antagonist that
his proboscis was too long, by de
claring that he had no seven dol
lars to pay a fine with. The gen
tleman who struck the blow had TO
pay a fine of &I3, which establishes
the fact that things have come to a
pretty pass when a man can't de-
molish friends nose without haT-
ing to pay for it, r. What are we
coming to?
No marriage licenses issued this
week Hymen has no doubt gone
off on a fishing excursion.
Jas. C. Petty, Guardian Of VIM.
F., ]. f. and J. d. Wells, rendered
his resignation to the County Court
on Tuesday and it was accepted.
Chancery Court is still in session
but viii probably adjourn this week.
Divine service will be held by
Rev. r. R. Jones at Trinity Church
on next Sabbath.
The pleasant little village in this
county known as Odd Fellow Hall
is fourishing. It has one store,
one blacksmith shop, one magis-
trate's Office, one church and a
school house, besides quite a NUM-
Der of neat dwellings, and the viz
lage is the center of a populous and
enterprising neighborhood.
The Jail is being whitewashed in
side and out. It looks more ike
some handsome suburban residence 4.
than a public prison.
Notice advertisement of q horse