The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-10-28
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trout, at three fshings. lately.
DR.. Rivers, we understand, is to
preach at Pisgah on next Sabbath
week.
Mr.. James t. McKissack, re
turned from Nashville, sick, on
Monday last.
Miss Amelia Newbin spent sew
eral days of last week with friends
in Pulaski.
Miss Cora Reed has been spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs.
T. n. n. Jones.
Messrs. Taliaferro and Ewing
we're in Nashville at the Federal
Court last week.
Miss Maggie Cakes of Columbia
is visiting her brother, james T.
Oakes, of East Hill.
Mr. Willie Hart returned on last
Monday from short visit to rela
tives in Gallatln, Tenn.
Miss Cora Gary of Bowling
Green, KY, is visiting her relatives,
the family of DR.. Sumpter.
Mrs. Jack Craig spread a most
tempting board to the delectatien Of
certain guests on last Saturday.
Miss Anna, the neice of Col.
Scion E. Rose, who has been sick
for some days, is reported better.
Noble Smithson Esq. has returned
after protracted disputation with
Judge Conley F. Trigg, on matters
Of law, in Nashville.
Miss Lizzie Martin OF Columbia
has been stopping for some
days with the family of her kins-
man, Mr.. Dave Martin.
Owing to the money pressure
now upon the people W. R. Craig
& Co., are selling Queensware low
for cash. 1t.
Lee Suttle's nearest neighbor is
something more than a mere anna
teur farmer, he gathered lately 80
barrels of corn off s acres of ground.
Henry Brannan of Buford's Sta
ton, calls the baby Robert Bugg,
and sends greetings to special
friends in Pulaski, on the happy
event. $40
W. B. Hardwick Esq, has bid
den adieu to these parts, and gone
to the growing State of Mo. to
prosecute his profession. We wish
him much success.
Mrs. Sumpter, Miss Cora Carey,
Mr.. Will Rhea and Eddie Sumpter,
went to Cornersville to visit their
relatives on Tuesday last, and are
to return to-day.
Our young fellow-citizeu w. L.
Albright, who has been visiting
relatives in Kansas and his old |
home in N c., has returned, aud |
will make Giles his home again.
We welcome him back.
The Misses Cochrane, daughters
of DR.. Cochrane, Of Culleoka, and |
sisters to our friend Bruce, of
Thompson & Brcs. Nashville, were
in town during the late Synod at
this place.
We saw Gus Pope, DR.. Wilson,
and Polk Alternately all ON the
streets last Monday. They were
not together, but were thinking
very much alike.
What makes these three young
men eye each other so, wonder2
Judge Tinnon returned last Mon
day from the Federal court in SEES
sion at Nashville. He accomplished.
among other objects of his mission
the complete vindication of Mr..
Con Mofatt, against the charges of
malfeasance in Office, made and pre-
fered some years ago.
Capt. Andrews when last heard
from was in New York city, but
about to expatriate himself to the
Queens dominions. He seems to
be busy colportering in a mixed
sort of way for the young mems
Christian Association of Cincinnati,
and the California Ministries Of n.
Y. He is a good dissemination.
We met Mr.. VIM. Latta of Column
bia, at Lynnyille last week. Con-
sidering the fact that Mr.. L. once
lived in Giles and that he married
in Giles, it is a great wonder to US
he hadn't subscribed for the CITI-
ZEN long ago. Mrs. L. is the sister
of our worthy Dept. Chancery
Clerk.
Mrs. Lilies Alternately and daugh-
ter returned from Nashville last
week. When they are gone, Lilies
looks like one who treads alone
some banquet hall deserted, and he
comes > to us for comfort. He
threatens to sell out or rent out if
they leave again. We hereby ten
der him an asylum in our bachelor
quarters.
Mr.. Tom w. Jones, son of the
Judge, on returning to his old
home the other day, and knowing
no reason why he should not ask an
old friend of other days to 60 and
spend the night with him, invited
Esq. Dick Reed, vino startled Mr..
Jones by assuring him, that he
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