The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-28

Cotton is beginning to come il
pretty lively.
We noticed five wagon loads o
people bound for the alone Star
State passing through this place
last Friday,
The name of our old friend, Mai
Thos. McCanlass, was mis-printed
John last week in the list of pen.
sioners in this county.
Rev. FIR. Hendricks viii visit this
place to-day for the purpose of so
Letting subscriptions from our cit
liens to complete the repairs on the
Catholic Church here.
Our Jewish friends very general
" observed the Fast of ''Yoam Kip
pure" on the 10th day of Fishry by
closing their business houses and
abstaining from food last Monday
McMillian's New Jewelry Store
is the center of attraction on 1st
Main Street. 1t is an elegant es-
adjustment with many metropoli-
tan features.
Letters addressed to A. Y. At
kins, Coyington, Tenn, Richard a
Brandon, Lawrenceburg, Tenn, and
w. H Atkins, Weatherford, Texas,
are held for postage by Postmaster
Lewis.
We ask attention to the Fall an
nouncement of Mr.. I. Solinsky in
another column. Dir. Solinsky has
lately received an elegant stock of
goods which comprises the latest
styles and novelties.
Our friend Granderson wilson
informs us that he has a potato raj
sed on his place which measures
five feet and eleven inches in length.
Part of it was left in the ground,
but the part taken out measured as
above.
Gen. Brown has entirely recover
ed from his illness and is able to
attend to business. He will leave
for Nashville next Saturday to
await the opening of the Legisla-
ture, when he win be inauguratcd
Governor of Tennessee.
Our local editor asks the indulg-
ence of our readers for any def
ciencies in his department of to-
days CITIZEN. The sudden arri-
val of an eight pound specimen of
femininity in the midst of his fam
lily yesterday viii explain the mat
ter. He is now pensively engaged
in studying the history of Babylon.
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10. Smith, a war like African Of
this place who travels on his mus
Gle, was fined $40 and costs by Esq.
Alternately last Saturday for smash
ng the Uranium Of James Wilson,
cold, with a brick. JOS finances
we're too much demOralized to
stand the assessment and he was
sent to Jail.
Mr.. RoB'r T. SHAPARD, an old
md estimable merchant of Shelby
vile, Tenn, and brother Of our fell
Mr.. Booker Shapard,
lied on Tuesday, 18th inst. Mr..
was a lifelong member of
he Methodist Church, christian
gentleman, whose example in life
s worthy or imitation.
It Will to the interest of those
to buy fruit trees, grape
ines, &c, to call upon Messrs. Cox
Y Dunlap, whose advertisement
appears to-day. We all know that
Mr.. Cox would have none but the
,est varieties and that Mr. Dunlap
Knows which are the best, and any
me wishing to purchase can rely !
lpon this being the place to do so.
Giles county is monopolizing the
at the Fairs held in adj
dining counties. At the Lincoln
Fair our wen-knOwn fellow
.itizen, Mr.. J. f. Smith, carried off !
light out of ten premiums AWARDED |
or blooded horses, Messrs. S. A. |
md ]. H. Gordon, of this county, /
.eceived nine premiums at the same |
,lace for harRess mares and geld |
ngs, besides carrying off an elegant /
silver card stand in the speed ring. /
They presented the last named pre- |
mum toythe lovely Miss Lizzie
Smith, of Lincoln.
A GREAT OFFER.-Peters' Must |
,al Monthly for Octeberis to hand, /