The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-07-27
LOCAL DOTS.

LOCAL DOTS.
Local items viii be found on every
page ofto-day's CITIZEN.
Crowds of the yeomanry, any
quantity Of auctions, brisk business
and Circuit Court last Monday.
We are informed that the cotton
I crop near Prospect looks finer than
it has at any time since the war.
Our Postmaster issued during the
the last week l9 money orders, a
mounting to $4ss 80.
Rev. A. Up. GREEN of Nashville,
delivered a very able and instructive
sermon at Bethel, on Wednesday
night, the 18th inst.
There will be a Methodist meet
ing at Mt. Pleasant about 5 miles
from Brick Church, next Saturday.
Rev. WIN. HENsLEY will oficiate.
County Court met last Tuesday,
but with the exception of a jury of
view granted on petition of CHAs.
ROBINSON, but little business was
transacted.
The tax Collector has his books
at Esq. ABERNArHY's Office where
anybody who may be ambitious to
pay up soon may be accommodated
with a receipt.
Mr.. James Moore, of Brick Church
was united in marriage last Tues
day to Miss Anna Fraley. We con-
graduate our friend on this happy
consumation of his hopes.
We return thanks to Mrs. James
McCallum for basket of delight
ful fruit, comprising grapes, peach
es, apples, and some late strawber-
ries, to all of which we did ample
justice.
There is a gentleman in the coun-
ty who after reading the mad stone
controversy declared that he would
kill any man, that brought the ny
drophobia on his place, and gave it
to his dogs.
Mrs. Rob't. NJ. Bugg, Jr., died at
her residence near Lynnville, last
Sunday, and was buried the follow
ing day. She was an estimable lady
and her loss is severely felt in that
community.
Some of the finest apples we have
seen this year, were sent us a day or
two ago by our enterprising friend
Mr.. w. D. MARKS. They were of
the Spotted Buck variety and
certainly deserved a premium for
size and quality.
Mrs. G. A. WATSON died of tuber-
cular consumption at her. residence
near Bunker Hill, in this county,
last Friday morning. She was UNI
versaIly esteemed by large circle
of friends and her death is greatly
deplored.
Our clever friend Squire J. L.
.Pearcy, who combines fruit growing
in a state of perfection with his
other accomplishments, has sent US
a box of elegant peaches, which
are luscious to the eye and delight
full to the taste.
Mr.. J. H. MoRR1s, the .. S. Inter
nal Revenue Assessor, for this
county has been removed by Gen.
Strokes. It is the intention Of the
Government to reduce the expenses
of collecting and assessing the rev
enue by making one assessor actin
several counties.
Our handsome young friend,
CLAUDE WooDRrxG, is acting as as
sistant faototum in the Circuit
Court Clerks Office during the pres
ent term. His suavity of manner
and unvarying poIiteness to all who
approach him on business deserve /
q favorable notice.
The charming Misses Jennie ST.
MONITOR and Lulu Cox, having been
appointed to superintend the reno
walton of Antoinette Hall for the
have entered upon the
of that duty with viii,
and prove that they understand |
what brooms were made for.
"With rs" says the Philadelphia |
Press, "forbearance has ceased to /
be a virtue" tits a pity that the
editor of the Press shonld have suf-
fered his forbearance to cease TO be |
a virtue, for it was certainly the
only virtue he ever possessed