The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-04-06
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All-6ools day eameon the lst Of
April as usual.

<AA-togts lily came On In6 Isl q
April as usual
The public square was alive viii
people on Monday last.
A good Sunday School meeting
good singing and an excellent reH
gfous discourse by Rev. Bfr. Fagin
at Aspen Hill last Sunday.
We saw feminine goat riding a
pig the other day at Jackson's Liv-
cry Stable without side-saddle.-
/ Shockingi
Beautiful Spring, glistening with
sunshine, redolent with the perfume
of flowers and laden with early gar
den struck" has fairly commenced
her reign.
Services win be held at Trinity
Church every Sabbath morning al
the usual hour, when the weather is
favorable.
Subscribers continue to pour in
upon us from this county. Gallant
little Lawrence also continues to
swell our list. We intend to merit
such fayors.
/ Mr.. Jno. W. Dyer, Secretary, in
forms us that Pulaski Lodge, No
| II, 10. o. F., viii hold a meeting
Of great importance on Friday
night, 18th inst. An members are
requested to be present.
! Rose, the butcher, wants to pur-
chase some beeYes without bones,
whose bodies are exclusively in
tended for round steaks.
Hon. W. ON. Perkins, Speaker
of the Tennessee House of Repre-
sentatives, and Col. McGavoek, OF
Williamson, were IN town Tuesday.
Maj Geo. T. Altman, of Corners
vile, one of the liyest and most
progressive citizens in the State,
paid us visit on Monday. We
were truly rejoiced to see him look
ing well and hearty.
County Court repealed the dog
tax last Monday. Immediately af-
terward, dog tails were in great de-
mand, provided they were accom-
panied by oyster cans.
Jim Crowe-not he Of banjo ce-
lebrity, but the well known cotton
buyer of this place-has "returnt"
from a visit to Kentucky, and is
looking as bright as the aurora bo-
reals. ersI ss
A change of schedule has been
made on the n. & D. R.R. We are
indebted to Mr.. T. S. Westmore-
lana, the courteous agent at this
place, for the new schedule, which
appears in our columns to-day.
Theo. Richardson, Pulaski's pop
ular representative at the house of
w, 9. Collier & Co, in Nashville,
was circulating among his numer-
Gus friends here this week.
The Grand Jury seems to have
its hands full, Judging by external
appearances. The door Of their
room at the Court house is con
/ stantiy beseiged bya large crowd of
people.
Rev. G.. W. Mitchell, Pastor of
Mt. Moriah Church, will commence
a series Of sermons on athe marri-
age relation" on Sunday, 18th inst.
We are certain they will prove in
teresting to all who may attend.
Col. Ali H. Alternately has retir-
ed from the County Court Clerks
Office and is succeeded by Mr.. VIM.
Houston. Col Alternately was a
courteous and accommodating Off
Ger and '.ye local. is indebted to
him for many favors. Houston win
make an efficient and industrious
successor.
! A select and appreciative audi
ence greeted the Antoinette Club
on last Monday evening. Maj.
BE, in the "Thumping Legacy -
brought down the house with his
inimitable comicalities. The other
performers exhibited considerable
talent in their respective roles.
The Jail was open for inspection
on last Saturday night and quite a
number of our citizens were in at
tendance at the invitation Of the
Sheriff The interior of the jail
was brilliantly lighted, the snow
white cells were thrown open and
the walls were festooned with ever
greens. The prisoners, who were
drawn up in lines, presented a neat
and tidy appearance and bore un-
mistakeable evidence Of having
been well fed.
A mare owned by Mr.. Jno. Chap
man, who lives near old Lynnvile
in this county, gave birth to mon
strosity in the shape of a colt, afeW
days ago. The head Of the colt
was. precisely like that of a musk
rat and its pedal extremities were
shaped like, claws. Its body was
perfectly natural and with the ex-
ception of 5he two peeuliarities
mentioned it did not differ from an
ordinary colt It's perhaps unnec
esssTy to say that the mother was q
female horse.
Irvine & Lindsay have a "dum.