The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-03-16
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with green-grasss and the gardens
with green turnip tops.
Gregory, the artist, has a new
sign. He painted it himself and it
is quite handsome.
Let us have-a skating rink
Wherever one has been established
it became popular at once. Will
not some of cur citizens agitate the
matter2
A Masonic supper was given at
Bethel on last Friday night, at the
residence Of Rev Mr.. Smith. An
elegant feast was spread and the
brethren of the mystic tie soon gave
evidence that they had diyed down
deep iato the mysteries Of good vic
tuals.
The municipal board met on Sat
urday night last. No conclusive
action was taken, however, on the
business brought before it.
Vale Mills has a store on wheels.
It is the business citadel of Mr..
Jack MeKissack, who knows how
to run it.
Read eGoobers reasons "why
he never married. on the first page
Of to-day's CITIZEN. It is from the
pen Of one Of our valued eontribu-
tors and is decidedly spicy.
Roses Meat Market is having a
fresh coat of paint applied to its
front.
Everything is quiet at the Jail,
so our sheriff informs US. The
prisoners are amusing themselves
with good square views of the sun
shine and moonshine through the
bars.
Mr.. Bob Smith had two fine
mares stolen from his stable near
this place on Sunday night. He
traced them to Pulaski, but here he.
abandoned the search.
Messrs. Mcclure & Hill purchas-
ed two sides Of bacon the other day
that weighed together 10 pounds
The hog from whose corpus these
ponderous sides we're carved weigh
ed 600 POUNDS
There is a negro man, Familiarity
called aold Randall" living on Brad
shaw creek, in this county, who is
los years old. He has recently
walked from his home to this place,
a distance of ten miles.
Wesley G. Inman was appointed
guardian of his minor child, Eliza
beth J. Inman, by the County Court
last Monday.
Col Rogers school is fourishing
under the management of himself
and Mrs. Adams. Sixty-one schol-
airs are in attendance.
Our clever young friend, 10. B.
Stacey, Jr., was appointed Deputy
Clerk of the Chaneery Court on
Monday last. He will make a good
officer.
We saw one of Springs harbin-
| gers-a martin-on Monday last.
The appearance of this little feath-
cred messenger is said to be an IN
failing sign of Winters demise.
We are glad to notice that the
sidewalks are being repaired in
some places on the north side Of
the square. Our efficient town con-
stable is experimenting the work.
. Our enterpFising friend, j. Cal.
Lambeth, of Testers Station, has a
beautiful earryal at Jackson's liv-
| cry stable. He intends to embark
| in the mercantile business; son the
wing,' and viii travel around the
county in his new turnout for the
purpose of selling the people a va
riety of goods necessary to their
happiness
We understand that the citizens
who reside on East Hill are taking
up a subscription for the purpose OF
grading and macademizing theroad
leading out in that direction. The
| CITIZEN office headed the list with
$5O-a substantial evidence that we
are mortal enemies to mHd-holes
and gullies.
Sumpter & Lacey have one Of the
most beautiful Drug Stores in the
State. They have an elegant as
sortment of toilet articles large
and fresh stock of drugs, and when
their handsome soda fount begins
to spout forth its delicious nectar
(which it viii do soon, We can ex
claim in the language of Brady,
Bitters, Everybody takes itr'
Giles College has a military com
pany, and every military company
ought to have a flag. Without the
knowledge of the faculty, WI
suggest that the Pulaski ladies pre-
sent the cadets with a flag. j
would be gratefully appreciated by
them we know, and besides, its pre-
sentation would furnish us With
an item.
The Banner has a sensational ar
tiele about a man being killed a
Prospect. It's proof is that blOO'
was seen on the track and a ha
: found floating near the bridge there
p e~sar,1 AZ proepas.t tails ms that