The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-04-13
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ne to fish in Riehland.
The weather is delightful It
looks like it will-but it don't.
Herman Rosenau has an awning.
Sam Mitchell was the architect and
seasoned poplar is the architecture.
The ball given at Antoinette Hall
in honor of the State Medical So
ciety on last Wednesday night was
a success. The disciples of Yes
u-scalp-us seemed to enjoy them
selves hugely. They dissected the
refreshments with a skill that did
honor to the profession, and tripped
the light fantastic toe in a most
blithesome manner. Yoss, the pop
ular confeetioner, furnished the
asubstantials"
Mrs. c. Hockshaw, venerable
lady over so years of age, died in
this county on Thursday night last.
Two social parties were given at
the residences of Mr.. Sternau and
Mr.. CRANE on the 1st and End
nights of Easter. Quite a number
of invited guests were present.
Sam. NJ. Cannon, one of our old
residenters, was in town on Mon
day. He reports everything -four
ishing at Shelbyville.
Col E. II. McCord, of the Pulas-
HI House, has a COW only 3 years
old, who has given birth already to
two calves. Considering the fact
that she never had any experience
in the business before, we are prone
to believe that our veal market viii
soon be gIutted.
We THAT is ourself and the Coun-
ty Register,) went fishing a few
nights ago. We didn't stay long.
In the language of Julius Cesar,
when he waded the Rubieon, we
went, we saw, we sat, but we didn't
get the faintest glimpse of a nibble.
Therefore, we concluded that there
was ''no place like home.p
Judge Walker presented Gus
McAfillion with an elegant suit of
clothes last week. When Gus puts
them on he don't speak to nybody
but Judges.
There will be a special meeting
of the Stockholders of the N. & D.
R. r. at this place on the 4th of
May.
Mrs. Bette Pierce, wife Of Need
ham Pierce, Esq'r, died at her resi-
dence in Aspen ALL, in this county,
on the It'll inst
Mr.. VIM. Houston is winning
golden opinions from our people for
the efficient and courteous manner
in which he discharges his duties
as Deputy Clerk of the County
Court. He is a most accommodate
ing public officer.
Rory Taylor gave US the first
strawberry of the season a fewdays
ago. 2E
Col. All. H. Alternately wants to
get q school somewhere in the coun-
ty. He is one of the best educa-
tors we know OF, and every one tes-
titles, not only to his ability, but to
his strict devotion and energy IN
teaching when engaged in that
business.
On Monday last Mr.. Clayton
Witt accidentally fell down the steps
in the Courthouse which lead to the
cellar, and falling across a stick of
wood was severely injured. His
back was badly hurt and it is
thoughts two of his ribs are frac-
tured. Those miserable old steps
ought to be made wider or taken
down.
The store of Mr.. G. W. Ham
monds, at Minor Hill, in this coun-
ty, was completely destroyed by fire
last Monday morning and its entire
contents consumed. Mr.. Ham
monds and his clerk had left the
store to go to a house some half
mile off and they had hardly reach
ed there before the smoke from the
burning building attracted their at
tention. They Immediately return
ed but arrived too late to stay the
progress the flames. The stock
was insured for 81, 800 in the Geor-
gia Home Insurance Company, of
which DR.. z. EDMUNDsoN of this
place is Agcnt.
An inebriated individual, who
had strayed from the sunfiowers
and sorghum of his country home,
to indulge in maddening drinks of
''whisky straight in this city, be-
came imbued with a desire to throw
rocks promiscuously on the public
square last Monday. He INDUCED
in this pleasant recreation until the
Town Constable growing weary of
the game told him imam official way
to play something else. The inc
briate aforesaid, whose name was
Scott obeyed orders and quit
"A refreshing shower on Monday
night caused great delight among
the gardeners.
The steps leading 70 the cellar in