The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-04-25
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. Ernest Meridita wears E Doh,
Warden snlt.
The g. E Sunday School com
templates having q picnic az 81
early day.
Our Dolly Warden REFUSES can
be used by enc arm only. Va. vii
soon have thsm ready for use.
Dolly Warden has intruded into
the saloons and grocery stores. We
hear Of Dolly Warden Cocktails and
cigars.
The fshtrap is The rendez zous for
dsh-lovers every morning and eve
ming. Mr. Deshon catches them
very fast.
A country-man passing Irvine &
Lindsay's and seeing their "nan''
standing in the deor, asked If he
was not a man killed in the war.
Col. T. II. Gibbs, the .irresprgssi-
ole" Of Columbia, entertained US a
short while last Thursday with his
inextinguishable fund of hu1uor.
The members Of the ShoaI creek
fishing party haze commenced
scratching in anticipation Of the
seed ticks.
The two barber shops have con
solidlated and removed TO next door
north OF Coon Corner, where they
have fitted up the handsolnest bar
Der shop we ever saw in Pulaski.
Boyd N. Young & Co. have es-
tabIished branch Of their business
at Lawrenceburg. Mr.. Alexander
Hamilton Malone Is IN charge at
that place.
A herd Of elephants are supposed
TO be in the woods about Wales
Station, as Jim McCallum SAYS he
has seen several signs Of their pres
ence on his place recently.
The fishing party that will soon
start to Shoal creek have made ar
engagements to subsist altogether up
on mint while out. We suppose
they win medicatc it sometimes
with little sugar, etc.
Weather permitting, Jacksoa's
livery stable will be erected straight
way. Mr B. W. Knight, the con
tractor. IS fast making the brick
and will soon commence the exca-
walton.
A runaway occurred inst below
our Office Monday evening. The
young man WAS thrown from the
buggy, but lac hung on manfuIiy to
the lin, 8 ans stopl Ell the horse be-
fore any damage was done.
Mr. Alone A. Wilkerson shelled
twenty ears of corn the other !
day raised on his place and the
corn shelled weighed twenty four
pounds. You have to come again |
to beat that.
Last Friday it rained very hard |
for an hour. On Sunday it repeat
ed the job. Rains come just often
enough K pat the creek IN such /
condition that our fishermen can
rot indulge in this popular pastime
just now. |
Clay Grow and our devil have
turned out their whiskers for the
Exposition. Clsy's arc Presbyteri-
ans, but our devils arc Cnitarians
We suppose, for they are like an,
gel visits, few and far between"
The "Phitin' Editor" Of this pa
per says that he saw our Senior in
Nashville last Friday walking to-
wards the station house with a po-
liceman. We don't know what be
was guilty of, but he's been mighty
quiet since his return.
Mr.. Herman Rosenau, of the firm
Of Rosenau and Loveman, has gone
to Fayetteville for the purpose of es,
q branch Of the house in
that city, We commend Mr.. Rose
nau to that people, and assure them
that If he does them as he has been
doing these people they cannot find
a better place for bargains.
Two Of our young rncn being in
the neighborhOOd of the rec option
elsewhere in this paper
and not having their trunk clothes
with them, were denied the pleasure
of being at the Unfair; but we are
informed that they were not forgot
ten BY the kin hostess, who senti
them a large waiter full Of the good
things, and in trying to do jus
tice TO the delicious viands they
both foundered themselves, and
some Of their friends had to lead
them out and stand them in a branch
to relieve them.
One Of our butcher merchants the
other day having occasion to charge .
to a gentleman Of town +,
and being in doubt as to the proper I
way TO spell his name. stepped into l
he book store and asked for q die
.ionarv to see how to spell it. ROM /
old him that Webster, not being ,
acquainted with the gen ,
.leman in question, had forgotten to I
)ut his name down. Our beef ven :
Ter then asked for a spelling book, a
md ssid he knew be cOnld find it in
hat.
DR.. z. Edmundson was qualified