The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-02
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spent a day in our midst this week.
Handsome Theo. Richardson of
Huntington's, is herewith relatives
and friends.
] Mr.. John Gordon and family left
for their home in Nashville, this
week.
Our distinguished townsman,
Judge Spoford, paid Nashville a
brief business visit last week
Mr.. j. W. Barnett of the house of
f. w. Brown at Fayetteville, was
in town this week.
Capt. Ben Taylor, an Alabama
Legislator and planter, is at present
with his many Pulaski friends.
Sam. Childers, said to be "the
cleverest man in Pulaski" is off for
New York to lay in full stock in
his line.
Mrs. DIR. c. c. Alternately re
turned this week from protracted
visit to friends and relatives in Cul-
leoka.
Capt. Lester returned from n. Y.
on Tuesday last. Our readers hear
from the gentleman himself, in this
Issue.
Miss Nellie, sister to Mr.. John
Buford, of Pearcy's drug store, is
visiting her relatives near Buford's
station.
Mr.. Lacey says he left Giles at
ElkmOAt. No wonder he reports
only ''twO ears to the stalk, and
cottan not worth dried apple"
Mr.. George T. Hill, accompanied
by his nephew, AdOlphus, made
flying trip to ST Louis last week.
They returned in safety.
Ed. Baxter Esq. of the Nashville
bar, was here on Monday last
Mr. Baxter stands at the front of
his profession in Tennessee, the
very front.
Miss. Ella, daughter of our spe-
cial frien,i, Thos. S Brandon, left
last Saturday to spend a few weeks
with her friend, Miss Katie Harlan,
of Maury.
Mr.. Elwood Lacey and Drs. Will
son and Stanley, were at Elkmont
this week and of course, in quest
of health, particularly the two
young Drs.
Mr.. Lewis Frankie of the finn OF
Isaac Butler & CO., is now in the
East making his fall and winter pur-
chases. He will be gone several
weeks. The New York House
means to keep in the front rank
Maj. Geo. Il. Altman, of Corners
vile, one of the best stock raisers,
and one Of the most genial and
accomplished gentlemen in Tenn.
dropped in upon us like a sun beam
yesterday. He is always welcome.
Mr.. Ed. Campbell, of the popular
dry goods house of J. r. G. Brown,
left Pulaski, on Saturday last, and
was seen in Maury county, very far
inland, on the next day. There
no telling the whereabouts of these
young fellows.
Mr.. J. II. Cannon, the boot and
shoe man, pareXcellence, is off for
the Hub" in search of the best
material'and the best custom work
that Miles, or Zeigler, can afford.
We guarantee a most approved as
sOrtment of boot and shoes, on Mr..
C's return.
DIR. Lewis Stanley will move into
his office in the Brown building. at
an early day. DR.. s. is a sterling
young man, has enjoyed most ex-
cellent opportunities, both literary
and medical, and we doubt not, has
improved them well. We wish him
an early establishment in his pro-
fessiOn.
Judge Martin was on the streets
of Columbia on last Monday, very
much improved in health. His
Honor will don the judicial ermine,
mount the honored woolsack, and
poise the scales of Justice for the
good people of Marshall at the APP
preaching session of their Circuit
Court. So we learn from ibis son.
Lewis Dickinson, the progressive
young America of our mercantile
list, is not to be out-done He too,
is in New York displaying his taste,
and on his return, we venture all the
ladies, young and old (?) will have
occasion to admire his judicious
purchases.
The jovial, goOd-tempered man
on the corner, Mr.. Lee ROsenau,
has bied him away to the eastern
markets to replenish his empty
shelves. Mr.. r. understands his
business, and in his selections will
consult the varied tastes of custom
ers.
Mr. John Brown Talliaferro, late
of Athens, has settled in Pulaski,
and is pleasantly domiciled with his
parents, at the residence of Mrs. d.
c. Carter When spring flowers
bloom again, may the young lawyer
be seen gamboling over the green
sward of his delightful home.
As the down train halted at Lynn
vile on last Monday, our little
friend, Lee Jones, son of the Judge, !
showed his smiling face at the door. |
'What are you doing here, Lee?"
Showing Lynnville what Pulaski
is, was the prompt reply. He is /.
studying with DR.. Stoddert.
Mr.. Hermon Rosenau, of the |
house of Rosenau d Loveman, is |
on Broadway, n. Y, culling the lat
est importations Of Stewart. Claff-
lin and Jaffrey. He will tarry in
the great city some four weeks, SUI
perintending. the makeup of as
handsome a lot Of clothing, perhaps, /
as has ever been brought to Pulaski /
The beautiful Miss B. of College
street, returned from Columbia few |
days since A promising young
lawyer of the Memphis bar, sitting
beside us, wanted to know if the /
young lady in question was a sam
Pile our of Pulaski beauties. He
thinks he will pay our town a visit /
Mr.. Luke Pryor, an eminent iurist
of Athens Ala, was in town this
week.
Our friend f. A. Patterson,