The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-23
Personal.

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Miss Ella Brandon has returned from
a two weeks visit TO Miss Katie Harlan.
Capt. James Andrews has returned
from brief business trip to the Rock
City.
Mr.. J. B. Childers is in Nashville.
looking to the question of a slate roof
for Martin College.
Mrs. Smith, of Sardis, Miss, daughter
of Mrs. Giles a. REYNOLDS, Is with her
friends in Giles.
B. Bum. Bureh bosses business in
Brown Building, at Foster Bros. He
too is ready for the fray.
Mrs. Brady, daughter of Maj. Marion
Chiidress leaves for her home in Sardis,
Miss. this evening.
Esquire NJ. NJ. Nance is building a
grist and saw mill on the Waters Of
ShOal Greek, near Anthony's Hill.
R. C. Hall is off for his new stock.
Inman limped 50 on his return, that
Hall changed his notion, and concluded
to ride.
The wide-awake grocery merchant,
B. Hymes, is back, and his new stock of
groceries and good things will be on
soon.
Mr.. Henry Frankel of the New York
Store, arrives as we go to press, and
unrivaled stock.
Capt. VIM. Harris, of Co rnersville,
father-in-law to Capt. Field Arrow
smith, is, we learn, lying seriously ill
dropsy of the chest.
We are pleased to hear of the contin-
ued Improvement of Miss Tennie,
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Rose, who has
been upon bed of affiiction for weeks
past.
Capt. Hill and his daughter, Miss
Matte, returned on yesterday after
quite an extensive business and pleas
ure tour to various points East and
North.
DIR. Hancock, being quite unwell, is
absent from his office for a
few days. He desires us to say that he
will be on hand next Tuesday to serve
those in need OF dental work. 1t.
Rev. Milton Brown of Scottsboro,
Ala, brother to Rev. Willis Brown and
Mrs. Geo. N. McGrew of Giles. spent
last Sabbath with US, worshiping with
his old friends of the methodist church.
Mrs. Maj. Carter and her family, in
part, are visiting friends and relatives
in Williamson. Yet the housekeeping
goes on after the most approved style,
we doubt not, for Miss Belle is at home.
Eddie Childers, of the leather house
Of J. B. Childers & Son, is in Louisville,
laying in his stock. Ed. writes to his
Pa that he is having "snatching time"
Of it. This is his own expressive Ian
guage.
Capt, Lester and another young gem
tleman passed a most pleasant hour a
few evenings since with the charming
Miss NJ. E. of Pulaski, and Miss Sue,
the lovely daughter of an Ex-GOv. of
Tenn, resident in Edgefleld.
Our genial friend, Flautt, of Missis-
sippi, after a most pleasant reunion
with his many friends in Giles, will
leave this evening for his Coahoma
BE had a good time, and we
shall be glad of his early return.
Mr.. Mark Childress, of Mississippi, has
from Alleghaney Springs, Va.
He was accompanied by his hopeful
tened back to look after that fine FLY,
the red sulky, and the speed-ring.
Rev. Zack Parker of North Alabama
at present with his brother in this
Would be glad to utilize the
Rev. gentleman of Sabbaths in Pulaski,
while sojOurning in our State.
Miss Lutte, the beautiful daughter of
Mr.. George w. Petway, has recovered
from an attack of fever. She leaves for
the City of Rocks, e'er long. We should
think there would be an aching OF
hearts among the young men of Pu-'i
laski.
Frank Buford may be seen at that
training track-(nOt tract, no verify, he
has gone back on himself and DIR. ID.
too before sun-up these pleasant au
tumnal mOrnings-We have an eye
That accounts for a certain
dereliction that he and we wOt of.
Maj. WI. Sykes was in town last
week and shOne upon us in our sanctum.
The Major would like to see the whole
face of the earth reticulate6 with those
vital commercial arteries, called rail-
roads, and so would we. Steam is his
vital breath, and ROb't Fulton his pa
iron saint.
Our young friend, Robin Rodes, now
of Nashville, paid Giles a flying visit
last week, to meet his sister, Mrs. Hunt
of Tuscaloosa, now sojourning with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Rodes.
We contribute to the social and bust
ness circles OF Nashville one of Giles
best young men in the person of
Robin Rodes.
Mr.. Hermon Rosenau, Of the firm of
ROsenau and LOveman, returned on
Friday last. Mr.. r. spent some six
weeks in the East, purchasing his fall
and winter stock, and uperintending
the manufacture of an extensive lot OF
choice clothing for Giles and surround
ing counties.
The indispensable Sam. DunnaVant is
to be back at old Coon Corner. The said
corner is not complete without him.
The broken arm is all right again, and
he is prepared to brandish the yard
stick and WELD the scissors, second to
none. We saw Sam moving around the
other day among the tOys-(he may not
have been aware Of it, at the Star-Store,
as though he wanted to make a pur-
chase for his baby, but was ashamed to
trade. Never mind, he'll come of all
that in time.
Columbia's very best interests were
ably subserVed in the recent visitation
to Pulaski, of Mr.. Wiley Embry, of the
staunch firm of Embry and Frierson.
MIR. E. represents the vanguard of Co
lumbie's commercial men, and this is
saying much for him, and much for the
men. Wiley must come again, and i'm
ISL up his suspicious beginnings.
p. S.-Will Horace order the imme-
1iate erection of cottage by the sea ?''
A few Sabbaths since, Ed. Campbell, |
Of J. r. G. Browns, (Josh was alOng,) !
was seen describing, not a circle exact |
", but a southwest divergence from |
and these inland trips seem /
70 be contagious. Whom did we see on |
asst Sabbath afternoon, halted in front |
Of a COngressman's premises, near Co |
umbia, but another gallant PulaskiaB, |
Master Ben Carter, and his courtIy /
the young son of Chancellor /
Fleming! We couldn't divine whether /
he boys had made the call, or whether /
hey were in grave deliberation over
he momentous step. The Major had /
better send for Ben-there's something |
brewing.
We announce the return from the /
East, of the last installment OF the Pu-
ask delegation. They came in groups,
1t different times and by different routes. |
First, Mr.. Sam Childers, next, Capt. Ir-
zine, and last, but not least the Ueterdn
u "Old Coon Corner Capt. Ballentine.
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