The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-02
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mrs. Herman Rosenau is ren0yat
ing his residence with paint ana pa-
per.
Mr.. Tom Choate reports business
flush, at his wool-carding factory in
Lawrence.
Mr.. Tom. White is about com
pleJing a beautiful residence on her
/ farm, one mile south of town.
Trudeaux says it almost gives a
man consumption to pump a bucket
of water at the town well, and all
clerks add '.amen."
We regret that the public were
misled by the CITIZEN in announc-
ing the opening of Martin Co e
tor the 9th, instead of the -, Of
September
By way of apology for the mod
est burnside, Henry the bailiff, says,
he's only Disgusting himself so as
to creep up on unsuspecting citi
zens during the coming criminal
court, for special jury purposes.
A queer place that for beautiful
bouquet, where we saw it Oh last
Thursday, in VIII s. Ezelrs room:
A 2 gallon, rusty tin-bucket, the
handle broken off at that. just
what you'd expect of bachelor.
Messrs. Rice 81 Alison have the
contracts for plasterlng two large
residences for Messrs. Townsend
and Read of Limestone county, Ala
Our mechanics are in demand
abroad
Mr.. Samuel Jones, of North Ala,
uncle to the pointers Of Williamson,
was stopping, last week, with his
kinsman, Mai. Childress. Mr.. Jones,
though 81 years old, bears himself
well. Age sits lightly upon him
Our friend, Bruce Crow, wants to
sell his house and lots in Pulaski.
Any one wanting one Of the most
desirable lots in Pulaski, might do
well to interview him at once. See
his advertisement elsewhere.
In County Court Aug. 10th, the
will of Henry Taylor, decd was
prObated, and w. w. Blow qualified
as Executor, John w. Lowell, quail
flied as guardian of John T. Lowell,
and JAS NJ. Thurman as Admir- OF
Martha Hickman.
A certain Lynnville divine, en-
route from Nashville, on last Mon
days train, found himself at a dis
advantage in the matter of 4 volum-
NOUS correspondence with some
one, his skillful catechist being one
Of Pulaski's sprightliest, loveliest
young ladies.
Gus. says he was there on "other
business, - and we dismiss the sub
ject, adding only, that he felicitates
himself on the unexpected contin.
gency which arrested our attention.
No one understands this but Gus.
and ourselves, and no one will ask
any questions.
Our stenographical jewelers. CLOS
sy linen front is studded with gilt
tering gems of emerald-veritable
Australian insects - perfectly pre-
served by some embalming process,
with eyes and wings and mouth, the
exact facsimile Of our June bug.
We affect neither pins nor rings, but
could afford one of these. They
were a present to Mr. Leede from
Australia.
Two Of our nice young men of
the Wales district have not exactly
circumnavigated the globe, but
have pretty thoroughly perambu-
lated the good county OF William
son, as would appear from the tracks
made by them about EwelTs, |
Franklin, Triune, College Grove,
DC. They called by last week to see
their friends in Giles, and perhaps
to give directions, before leaving
again, where to SOW wheat this e.tl, !
and about gathering the crop, DC
They have not changed any great
deal since last spring. What ample
fields await their next peregrina-
tions, we are not prepared to say,
but shall try to keep their friends
posted.