The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-08-27

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Gov. Brown is spending the week at
home with his family.
Elder jesse Cox breaches at the
Methodist Church next Sunday.
There hasn't been single watermel-
ON in the CITIZEN Office this year.
Dr. Whitfield, agt. for Jno. P. Morton
& Cos Publications, Louisville, is in
town.
Hon. T. j. Cypert, of Wayne, is called
upon BY ''Many Voters to become a
candidate for the Senate.
Mr.. Frank Ordway, Of the firm of
Gordon Rankin and Ordway, Nashville.
was in town this week looking well.
Capt. A. C. Irvine was elected and in
stalled Prelate of StOnewaII Lodge No.
2 at the Castle Hall last Friday night.
JnO. C. Gordon, Esq, OF the firm of
Ordway, Gordon & Mcclure, Nashville,
with his family, is rusticating in our
midst.
Ordway, Gordon & Mcclure ought
to have your patronage because they ask
for it through your county paper, if
they are otherwise just as clever as other
people.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of Tailadega,
Ala, preached two very able sermons
at the Methodist church in Pulaski last
Sunday. He is a young man of rare
ability and extraordinary promise.
DIR. Bowers has once declined to be-
come candidate, but we think he can
hardly resist this last call published in
to-day's paper. We need some such
man in the Legislature.
Capt. Ballentine's response to recent
calls made upon him TO run for the Leg
islature is just like him. He is no office
seeker-nO politician, but is ready to
serve the people if they want him.
Rev. W. II. Hughes left home last
Tuesday in response to a summons from
Mount Pleasant, Maury county, to assist
in glorious revival of religion. He
will probably not return until some time
next week.
We announce to-day Capt. Chas. P.
Jones a candidate to represent Giles
county in the next Legislature, subject
to the action of a convention. He will
doubtless have a large support before
that body.
Our young friend Jas. NJ. Moulton,
with F. NJ. Young, Nashville, was in the
city the first of the week. He is as
handsome as ever. He will not return
to New York until the committee re-
ports.
We are indebted to Capt. Chas. P.
Jones for copy of the Pulaski Repaid
Iicdn of date 18th Dec. 1910. 1t has
many interesting articles of local inter
est which we will quote from next
week.
Our friend F. Smithson, Esq, return
ed Monday from Bailey Springs, where
he has been spending a week or two.
He looks greatly improved and has fully
recovered from the effects the matrimo-
NAL convention exercised upon his
nerves.
The numerously signed call upon Capt.
Jacob Miller Bass to become a candidate
for Froater will attract attention. A
truer, better citizen than Capt. Bass
does not live in Giles, and a more gal
liant soldier never went to battle. He is
a good and true man.
Capt. JnO. G. Lester returned last Sat
urday night from Denver. He visited
all points of interest in Colorado and
brought back with him numerous inter
esting specimens of stones and petriti-
cations and scenic photographs. He
persists in having a good opinion of
Colorado.
1t seems that our citizens are deter
mined to have good men in the next
Legislature. DR.. Grant is now solicited
to run for Floater. Some such man as
he is will have to quit business and re-
spond to the wishes of the people. He
would make an active, reliable, efficient
member.
Capt. Chas. p. Jones returned to the
city last week after a months absence
at Bailey's. He exhibits the exhilera-
sing effects of the healing waters, cool
ing breezes and bracing associations in
his countenance spread with smiles in
with . placid aspect OF