The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-30
Town AND COUNTY.

Gents scarfs, 1Iufiers, Ties, at th.
New York Store.
The new Methodist parsonage il al
most 3 hOuss-it moves on apace.
Anything you want in the groeory
line at bottom cash prices. r. G. Hail
James jackson is fitting up the "Bis
H0nry house" for 3 residences.
Gents best white and eolored ORES,
Shirts at the New York Store.
A pretty heavy freight bill thai foE
one week, at Hill & Ballea tin 's$627 40
Inman and Dickey's goods are dossa,
sure enough in price and on bran new
shelves 1t
The Americans" big ear Of corn OF
1880 grains, is less than our bigger one
of 1900
Bunch & Judkins now mix groceries
and sweet meats with fresh-meats.
1t.
A new firm at Prospect-Messrs II.
c. McLaurine & Co. They 20 into a
general assortment trade.
Ladies Kid Gloves and Gauntlets
cheaper than ever at the New York
Store. 1t.
Tutl Tut Tutl Sign-painting is In
the ascendant just now, and we believe
the ''Tutt's have it, so far.
~ Choice fresh meats every morn
In at TomeTlin's, under CITIZEN office
Try him. sep2-tf.
There was a slight scrimage in Blu
chanan's grocery, the other day. $40
and the cost squared the score.
The finest Sporting powder in Amer
lea at FLAUTT, MARTIN Sc Co.'S.
Almost q ten-strike that on Saturday
night last on the railroad. Alex Carter
4 horses, Mayor Stanly 1, and Owen Sui
Ivan l.
Novelties in Belts, Crepe Lace and
Ties at RosENAU g LovENAN's.
sept23-2t.
Mayor SANKEY'S repairs have made a
new house Of the Shapard residence, in
side and out.
A note from DIR. B. F. Hancock in
forms as that he has been quite sick,
but will return home neAt Saturday or
Monday.
There win be meeting Of the Board
OF Stewards for Pulaski Station on to-
night Immediately after prayermeeting.
Let all attend.
u The only place in town where
you can get 10 pounds of dry, bright,
clean sugar for 800. J. R. 6. Brown.
Aug.5-tf,
The work of putting q slate roof on
Martin College has been awarded to I.
J. Wells q Co.. who viii despatch the.
fob In short order.
Sam Childers has new fence in 'front.'
Of his premises. We hops this one Is on
the line, but IL not, Prof. Yancy, the
surveyor, Is close by.
That beautiful SpOol-silk cabinet at
J. r. G. Browns, encases sixty five
different shades, sewing silk. Bedding
Bros. best. 1t.
We write this line with pencil pre-
sented by the machine man, BuFgie, the
fellow that that little eating clique, on
The day OF the dinner, sn0bbed so.
~ A small lot of old fashioned Sea
Tick coffee on hand. Lovers OF same
bear this in mind. J. r. C. Brown.
Aug.5-tf
A certain grave Judge of Pulaski,
missed it in not going TO CornersVille
last Friday. He will consult Judge s..
as TO the correctness of this statement.
A splendid assortment of Ladies' and
Gents Saddles on hand, cheaper than
ever before offered in this place.
se30tf. FLAUTT, MARTIN & Co.
A new carpet for the Presbyterian
church, ordered by j. r. G. Brown from
the great merchant prince, A. T. Stew
art. The carpet is beautiful-177 yards.
Maltese cross
There will be a sacramento meeting
commenced at Moriah church, Rev. Mr.
Tyler, pastor, on next Saturday, and a
of the session of that church at
4 P. n, of the same day.
The Citizen office, or our senior rather,
substantial present from
VOss 81 BrO.-A big, brown, spicy gin
ger cake, something less than a yard
square. They know his taste, and feed
accordingly.
Regret to learn that Mr.. Mart Fry has
lost some 40 of his imported hogs. Mai,
Carter has also lost some 20 out of q
lot Of 475. Judge Spofford's, ID. B. Gar
Tett's and RObt. AndeFson's are all thru
wing and healthy.
That was an exciting forensic wres-
tie a week or two since, in his Honor,
the ChancellOr's forum, between Capt.
J. Q. Lester and 4. w. Ewing, Esq,
the latter putting his antagonist
through by one inning or outing, rather,
from the chair.
II Judge McLemore knew what goes
with some OF his excused jurymen when
they get of, he would keep them here
and have them physicked at the cOunty's
expense. The one we saw on Saturday
evening last was making the best time
known on the Buford & Reynolds track.
You may see yourselves now. Just
stand between those long German mir
rOrs at Browns and see what comely
parsonage will delight your gaze. How
pleasant to look at a cOmely face. Even
the ugliest old bachelor would think
himself passable. Go over and try it.
That collection OF rare flowers adorn-
ing the showcase Of the Star Store the
other day-and the delicate arrange
ment OF the tiny hands ana tapering I'm
gers of tasteful wOman-What gem of
beauty Was 1t sent to Jason, or Lewis,
or John? John it was, and Johns let
it be.
We find too late that our senior has the
last lick at us in this issue. We can't
read the forms" He can, and knows
what's going on among the typos. Our
mutual friend, the venerable Spencer
Young, was in the office this week, but
wouldn't be seated. He got his paper
and hurried out, evidently remember
ing hla ludicFous mistake ia taking US
Tor cur seniors father,
Esquire Andrew Reed says the fellow
who wrote that article in late CITIZEN
on the mill business at Prospect, had
better lie low, else his prospective"
prospects at Prospect, In the same local
ity may fail ''three inches to the mile
or three miles to the inch" 81 told you
80" had better look sharp. The Esquire
has felled taller timbe than he is.
Mrs. Capt. Oliver sends the CITIZEN
q sweet potato weighing 81 lbs. Hope
these potatoes, tuTnips and good things,
will last till our family comes. As is
is, we sic in solemn regret, and witness
their deportation to well, we
hope they'll last. Wonder If these
kind friends couldn't put some address
on the potatoes and things they send
70 the ef1oe-theY All go the same way
so far.