The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26
Personal.

friend Miss Douglass, daughter of
Albert Buford Esq.
DIR. T. H. Clark of this vicinity
sent us the mammoth musk melon
last week. 1t weighed % pounds
when it reached us.
Mr.. dick Ballentine is giving his
residence a general going over with
paint and paper. Mr.--b being
the knight of the brush.
DR.. c n. Ordway of the popular
house of Ordway, Gordon d Nc
CURE, Nashville, is here among his
friends and customers.
Two sprightly beauties from
Jefferson street have been spending
few days with Miss Jennie, daugh-
ter of Mr.. James Anthony.
w. Jones Rivers, Esq, left here
on Thursday night last on IA visit
to SOmmerville-his old home
and expects to return to-day.
Maj. Crawford now occupies the
house lately vacated by Mr.. Laza-
rus, Mr.. Stanley, the premises left
by the Maj.-the Shapard place.
The skillful accountant of If.
vines corner, who left town a few
days since on a sanitary mission, re-
turns to our midst himself again.
A prOtracted meeting is in pro-
q ess at Prospect, as we learn from
Mr.. Pollard, under the ministrati0n
of Revs. Mooney, Sheriff. and Rea-
gin.
The Primitive Baptists commence
a meeting at Unity on Saturday be-
fore lst Sunday in Sept-locality, 10
miles east OF Pulaski, on the Fay
etteviIle road.
We noticed three men and two
dogs passing down 2nd Main, Mon
day evening, all very cOmplacently
seated on wagon. Tom. Flippin
said they were all dogs.
Bruce Crows pets, the vagrants,
are plying the lusty pick and shov-
cl, guttering in front of his resi-
dence. Oh, for re-intorcements to
fix up the town generally.
DIR. Stoddert preached to the
Presbyterian congregation of this
place, Sabbath morning and night,
the 10Th, and of course with his
accustomed point, pith and fresh
ness.
Mr.. Isiah Abernathy says he can
show blades of fodder 81 feet long
measured by Dr. Jesse Mays-rais-
ed in 1874. He promises to bring
it to us some day soon if he doesn't
forget it,
Mrs. J. Childer's little basket OF
delicious grapes proves that the
Dianna and the Isabella are not
inferior TO other varieties this year.
We never saw handsOmer punches
ror tasted sweeter berries.
If that young man hadn't swept
the spider webs from the front end
of his counter the other day, we
should have felt constrained, as the
general conservator of neatness
and order to admonish somewhat
on the fitness of things.
Somebody says that Marion city
Ala, will be represented here soor
in the person Of the beautiful Miss
well, it matters not whom
A young apothecary whispered thi:
in our ear. We do not say whether
it was Henry or John.
The Model young farmer of Rey
nold's station, r. c. R., drove ou
of town on Monday evening with ;
years supply of aX-handles. w,
forbear to say what he was carrying
under the seat of his buggy. They
were of the brittlest material.
Mr.. II. X. Brannan says hi
turnips are so thick Gin the hilI
that he is prepared to furnish hi
neighbors unlimitedly with setting
of this delicious winter esculent
His philanthrophic breast still
heaves in benevolent thrQbs for tn
good of his kind.
John Beasly was seen airing
pair of new pants the oCher day
fresh fall goods. a good advertise
ment that, John. We could d.
F the like ourself, for you. Th
young man looks rather sad for tn,
past few days. What's the matte
with him, Mr. Dickerson? Som
friend dead?
Master 10. Dunlap has a variet,
+ of beautiful towering plants fO
sale, and we would be very glad
our community would encourage al
such industrious, enterprisini
, youths, by giving them a liberia
patronage, and a word of cheer OC
casionly. We have some beautiful
specimens from his garden.
Miss Hattie, daughter of ou
friend Samuel Rogers, of the Bii
= Creek country, a late graduate o
Martin College, is teaching schOC
in Maury county. We remembe
Miss Hattie as a good girl, faith
full pupil, and pleasant member o
our family, and commend her self
5 sustaining course to others of he
sex. Would that there were man,
f n ore such examples Of worthy VIC
; manhood.
/, Our fellow county man from Elk
ton, Mr.. r. J. Baugh, brother O
our good looking young merchant
tpessed through town on Tuesda
! last on route for Ewcl's station t
l attend the annual sale of thoroug
bred stock, by Messrs. johnson
Gibson and Brown, 1t was Nj
Baugh's purpose to drive off thi
way some of the ovine tribe. l
this expedition for the golde
fleece" he was accompanied by tn
chief of the Argonauts,. j (ason
: Baugh.
4 Many women are martyrs, and "
: do not know it. They shut tb
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