The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

| Gen. Jones NJ. Withers of Mobile.
was IN town last week. renewing ac-
quaintance after an absence OBS wears.
The Gen $ daughters have been attend
/ ing school for several years in our sis
ter city, Columbi By the way, we,
would respectfully suggest to parents
ana an others whom it may concern, that
MARTIN College ut this place, may Justly
boast the most beautiful local surround
lngs OF any school in all these parts, that
she mas also in process of rapid erection
an extensive addition TO her BUILDINGS
which will largely increase her facilities
ior comfortably caging the southern
| mrdhngs, which, in their northern
night n search of Literary lodgings.
nave heretofore passed Pulaski by.
Maj. Crawford lost valuable mich
cow during slight thunderstorm on
FrIday morning last-lightning. Had
not the Maj. better incorporate into his
insurance business, a branch covering
the lives of the bovine species.
Our portly tax collector, for the pres
ent stopping at his Ala, stock farm.
put IN his appearance last week, strobe
our streets for few days, hOwdved his
friends and vanished on the Saturday
evening train.
We were gratified to meet in town
this week, Mr.. David 7. Reynolds and
wife, both of whom have been confined
to their rooms for several weeks past bv
sickness.
Col. Upshaw, engineer in chief of the
Memphis and Knoxville Road, is at
present in town. We learn from the
Col. that the preliminary survey between
this point and Lawrenceburg has been
made, and that he is now awaiting
the q -piNyaI Of . I,o
der to the immediate location of the
road. Speed the day.
Maj Childress' little son, whose col
lar bone was broken of late, is rapidly
recovering. This misfortune hefeIi him
during brief sojOurn with Mr.. Giles
Reynolds, very likely place, we con-
tess, for almost any mischief to occur
But In this instance we can't say that
Giles is chargeable with any criminality
Etdt JuStitiH ratGt cOellsnl, that is, let the
devil have his due.
We notice several young gentlemen
OF the town and community recently
from ElkmOnt INDUCING in a slight
wheczc from catarrhal fever not to say
nasal distemDer. Hope they found
shelter while there. VIII the humorous
Giles or the staid captain, or the CAV
young "Chap" over the way or the trim
young LdpsLef OF the Arctic Soda tOunt,"
rise and explain! Come gentlemen,
our columns are open.
Our young friend J. y. Lucus left
Monday evening the 9th on the south
bound train, on a furlOugh of a few
weeks for purposes of health and recre-
alton. We hereby quiet the curiosity
of all inquisitive young people as to our
friends temporary absence, by averring
most solemnly that he takes the Mem
phis arm of the road at Decatur. Tusca-
lCOsq is not in his route, at all, at all.
A speedy recovery and an early return
to him.
Two of Franklin's fairest flowers,
Misses Nc, and A, the beautiful and
accomplished Miss s. p. of Spring Hill,
and the bewitching Miss w. from the
Orange groves of the balmy southland,
are visiting Miss Sallie, daughter of
Col. JnO. Bailentine of this place And
Miss Adelaide B. of Miss, is visiting
her uncle w. +. Ballentine. Mr.. Geo.
Ballentine, of Sardis Miss. a native of
Pulaski, is sOjOurning at present with
his relatives here. He is one of Mis-
sissippfs most successful planters and
merchants.
Miss Blanche, the charming and ac-
cOmplished daughter of Rev. Wellborn
Mooney, is visiting Misses MolIie and
Lizzie, daughters of DR.. C. c. Aber-
nathy.