The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-19

Mr.. Charles, now living in Indianap-
olls, but formerly in business here with
MT. hercheval, away back in the misty
past, peeped in on DR.. White, Mr.. Kick
BalIentlne and other quOndam friends of
% years g"ne by. Mr.. b. can see Gus.
rope as to source of this retaliatory
item. Curses, it is said, like chickens,
tottt come home to rOOst. Mr.. BIS con-
science will doubtless upbraidipglv re-
mind him of that "unkindest cut'j in
nicted by himself on bIushing young
manhood in the divorce trial, which
came OH last winter before their Hon
ors' Judges SpoffOrd and Jones. SO sure
Is IL that retributiOn Overtakes its vic
tim at last.
The old reliable, Mai. Dick William
son, Is gladdening the hearts OF Pulaski
friends by his genial presence just now.
Inc Majors sunny soul CLEANS out upon
his broad friendly face as blandly as
OF yore, while his hearty laugh has
| lost naught of its volume Many
pleasant summers yet, be to the ire
pressible Major. In the name of an
admiring community, we vote him the
freedom of the city.
Esquire Pearcy's right bower, the
sedate John Buf0rd, returned to town
A4iEiiJ3 lIOil hGYnOlu'S
station, whereabOut he had been cir
culating among his kin. Young people
gHL visit their cousins" and John, a
sly fellow, is no exception to the rule.
He was seen at the Wales Station pic
mic on Saturday, his ''cousins'' being
there in force.
The week of prayer, as recommended
by the chief Pastors of the Methodist
Church, to be observed throughout the
Jurisdiction of the denomination, was
so observed by Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie
and his congregation, at their church
IN this place. He was assisted in the
services from night to night by DR.. Du-
bose, DIR. Rivers and DIR. r. r. Rob-
erts.
This will notify the former patrons of
Mrs. w. X. Jones, that recent fatal at
Fiction in her mothers family, i'm
Maury county, coupled with the tall
ure to secure "A suitable house, will de-
lay her return to Pulaski until the
close OF the present year.
DR.. j. G. Roberts has determined TO
erect neat twO-stOry brick dwelling
and office near the square, opposite Mrs
Charlie Carriers. He hopes to be able
to occupy it by the first of january,
which Will no doubt be pleasing to MANY
of his friends and patrons
Col. Moore and wife, OF Williamson
county, are visiting the families of
Judge Jones and Mrs. DanI Carter.
Although this aged couple have cele-
brated their golden wedding, they seem
to be enjoying the full blaze of life's
happy meridian.
Wyatt Alternately says he took up
the study of medicine for a few laws
to keep from being counted a dead beat.
lie has now "struck Oil'-is in bust
ness with Hill & Ballentine. Wyatt is
one Of our briskest business boys.
Success to him.
The street running west from Mr..
WoOdring's as far as Mr.. Winship's
needs to be reOpened. Many eligible
building sites have been bought and
would be improved but for their mac
feasibility. So says Mr.. Winshp.
We understand that Mr.. j. d. Baugh,
vigorous farmer of Aspen Hill, is up
with his crop and is putting in his
spare time by Telling and clearing up
the forests adjacent, thus "adding field
to field"
About 80 head of hungry cattle made
raid on a hourishiDg patch of corn
belonging to Mrs. Sallie Cockreu on
on last Sunday. Earnest NJ. and Jere
Z. saw them. Wonder why they didn't
turn them QUIT
Mr.. James Flautt, a prosperous mer-
chant and planter of CoahOma Co.,
Miss, is visiting his brother, Capt. j. !
d. Flautt of this place. Mr.. Flautt is
not married and reports fine crops and
no overflow.
Our young friend Geo. McGrew was
accidentally injured last Saturday dur
ing the match game of Base Ball, and
though he made narrow escape from
very serious injury, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Petway and son, |
esteemed citizens OF Pulaski in other !
days, are stopping at the neat new
brick with their daughter and sister, |
Mrs. Lilies Alternately.
The Misses Tapp, of Louisville, who |
certain young bookseller in town AYERS
are the fairest of the fair, are visiting
the family of Mr.. j. z. May, and their |
kinsman DIR. L. b. Harweli.
Maj. HUI. Ewing and family re-
turned last Saturday from an extended
stay at ElkmOnt Springs. Their many
friends welcome their return to Pu-
laski.
Something new-That twO-stOry can
dlestick on exhibition at Ernest Mere
dith's, adjustable to any desired hight
The invention of Mr.. Smith of Law
renee Co.
The finest looking baby we have seen
for twelve month <our own, of course,
excepted) was in the paternal arms OF
Carson 2. Reed, on the streets this week.
Excursion tickets, round trip to Sar-
atOga, Long Branch, Newport, &c, on
sale. Call on our attentive ticket agent,
Mr. Dunn.
Lynnville has shipped to date Is, 76O
bushels of wheat. The enterprislng
firm of Irvine & Lindsay had a hand in
this lively traffic.
Mr.. Dick Perry says that owing to
the continued rains, he does not look for
more than two bales to the acre.
Mr.. Greed Flippin, after a confinement
of two weeks with tlux, is out again, we
are glad to say.