The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-10-07

Personal
Sam ChiIders viii have to tax,
, conductor Epperson to task. W.
will explain when we get them face
to face.
John Martin sports a new broad
brimmed Quaker.
Mrs. Kenny of Corinth, Miss.
visited her son, the young merchant
on Weakley's creek, last week.
Mrs. j. would thank Mrs. j. B.
Childers, if she could see the beau
tiful bouquet that adorns our
comfortable.
John Sullivan is engaged on the
new bridge over Pleasant Run, in
front of j. B. Childers' premises.
He is handling some fine specimens
OF massive masonry.
Thos. Jones, Esq, of West Ten
nessee, son of Hon. I. NJ. Jones, is
stopping with the Judges family.
Is it so that our amateur farmer
is boarding at Mr.. L. B. WGde's
and going to school?
Mr.. Greed Flippin was quite sick
last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. John Pilkard, one of the
proprietors of Hope Cotton Mill"
was in town last week. ellis locks
Of former jetty hue, are slowly sill
Vering DER"
Mr.. Billy Smith of Lincoln
was in Pulaski, Friday of the past
week.
Mr.. Joe Rogers left last Tuesday
to attend one of the Medical Col
leges in Louisville. Mr.. Rogers is
solid, substantial young man, AID
we shall expect a good account of
him.
John Beasley was seen rather
hanging about the County Court
Clerks Office last Friday. That's
where the license is obtained.
Oar friend j. K. Clark was look
ing rather worsted the other day, af-
ter his attack of sickness. We
think if Esquire Kersey were to see
him about now, he would think he
had been in rough hands sure
enough.
Mr. Robert Wilkerson formerly CT
this county, brother to the late
Frank Wilkerson of this place, was
renewing acquaintance hereabout
this week. Mr.. W. now domicils
in Lauderdale, Ala.
Will McEIroy has been tasting
some more of DIR. Gordon's pills,
but is up again.
Henry Puryear was at the Maury
fair last Friday He was accompa-
MED by two beautiful damsels, both
Of them cousins, of course.
Mr.. Dick Williamson was taken
for a big circuit rider, the other
day, ahd was asked whether he was
not on his way to Conference at
Fayetteville.
Mr.. Henry White was at the OBJ
sequies. He stopped with his
brother-in law, DIR. w. w. Berry,
and Toasted on the fat of the land,
and the 'Wine on the lees" He rel
ishes good things.
We were pleased to meet on
late trip to Columbia, Gen. Marcus
J. Wright, of the Columbia Journal,
and to be presented by him to his
accomplished wife, late Of the land
of pretty women, Alabama.
Miss Matte, the lovely daughter
of Capt. j. L. Hill, left on last Fri
day to prosecute a postgraduate
course of study at GAINESVILLE Acad-
envy, under President j. NJ. Wright
Miss Matte is a faithful student.
and will maintain her former high
standing for scholarship here, and
in Clarksville.
Maj. HUI Ewing, Mrs. Ewing and
Miss Alice White visited Nashville
last week.
Miss Ella Hill returned this week
from Nashville after some days
pleasant sojourn with her many
friends.
Mr.. Randolph Neal, the model
young merchant of Millville, Lin
coin county, passed through Pulas-
XII this week, from his fall purchasing
tour. Mr.. Neal stands A No. in
Pulaski, as a fair tradesmen, and an
upright. conscientious man. May
he marry coon.
Miss Sallie Ballentine returned
last week, after long visitation to
friends in Nashville and Franklin.
Mr.. McCord, of Nashville, passed
through town a few days since, on
his way to Eagle Cotton Mills, of
which establishment he is one of the
prOprietors.
Judge Spofford and family spent
several days in Nashville recently,
in attendance on the obsequies of
the late ex President, and the for
NAL inauguration of Vanderbilt
University.
Col. Mcclure, commission mer-
chant of Nashville, and formerly a
citizen Of Pulaski, was here with his
many friends last week.
Mrs. jeff Thompson, Of Maury
county, died at the residence of her
father, Mr.. Moore, near Odd Eel
lows Hall, on the 29th ult.
Miss Jennie Anthony was in town
last week, with her friend, Miss
Matte Hill. Both of the young la
dies were looking remarkably well,
when We met them-as usual.
We learn that several members
or Esquire Knights family are
sick-Mrs. Knight and two of their
children.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Burch, and not Mrs.
Bunch, sent US the large potato .ast
week.
II you want to hear real Handel
performance on the organ, just step
into Winship's, and listen to Lcede.
Rankin cOrrects our mistake Of
last week. He says it was Meredith
sitting on the front steps and look
ing 50 contented under tue st.ve
pipe. We gladly make the correc-
ton.
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