The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-30
Personal.

very poor health.
: AFs. VIM. Malone is reported quite III
D at this writing.
Mrs. HaynIe Rose Is recovering from
! recent attack Of fever.
: Hon John n. Bright and SOD, Of Lin
J. coin are ia attendance on our Chaneery
! court.
Mrs. Il. 81. Bunch sends US a sweet
: potato, Southern Queen, weighing 2 lbs.
! and IA OF.
: Mrs J. p. Nay had an attack Of cry
2 sipelas some days since, but was much
2 better on Monday last.
VIC. Lewis and family returned from
their Alabama farm on last Saturday
We are glad to have them back
! R. B. Gibson, of Gibson & Gilbert, of
] to be gone ten days-will buy extensive
ly and for cash.
Willie Craig has departed for he knows
not whittier exactly, but@he means bTlst-
ness and lots of cheap groceries.
We are gratified to announce the con-
valescence of Miss Jennie, the darkeyed
daughter of Mr.. w. R. Dickerson.
We regret to learn that Maj. Upshaw
} was called home last night by telegram
announcing serious illness OF \ child.
Welesrn that Capt. Harris of Corners
vile, father of Mrs. ArrOwsmith, OF this
place, is greatly improved in health.
Polk Alternately looked yesterday
like sehOOIbOy feels after & Joyous hol-
iday. He says law books don't 90 well
after circus.
The newly finished Osborn building
opens out this week with fresh attrac-
tiOns, under the auspices of Bunch and
Judkins, and InInan s. Diekey.
Alexander, the barber, late on Monday
evening last, iurled his tent, wheeled a.
bout, and at dark lighted his camp fires
at the late bookstore of Z. Meredith
Rev. J. o. Blanton, the young minis
ter in charge OF Lawrenceburg, passed
| through town last week, en- route for
Nashville. He reports prosperous
year.
r. C. Hall returned from his ppr-
chasing tour few days siHce-He did
not bring her back with him, but ne
has lots of cheap groceries on the way.
Go and see him,
Mrs. DR.. Sumpter sends US two vari-
cites of the turnip-roOted-eabba
! = 4
the foliage is cabbage, and the root q
| lage well-formed turnip.
Mai. Upshaw and his assistants, Mr. \
! Rivers Carter. and Mr.. Fentress of
Bolivar, footed it Il miles into town on
last Saturday. They returned to their
post of duty on the following Monday.
Mrs. Lilies Abernathy and daughter,
Susie, accompanied the sister and aunt, |
| Miss Lutte Petway, to Nashville on last |
Saturday. They were called thithsr by |
the Illness OF Mrs. G. W. Petway.
Miss Ida johnson, highly accomp-
lished young lady, has opened a school /
at Shorts school house, In the 9th dist |
Her selt-sustaining prOelivities can not |
be too highly commended. .
Tom Adams is to Pulaski, what Jim !
| Hill was to Columbia-one Of the fin
est feeders to be found. Capt. Andrews |
reports Tom well this week as he has
been practicing rather rigid abstinence, !
ate only peck OF apples on show-day. |
DR.. All. Alternately has closed his |
school. Weshall have the pleasure soon
Of announcing his permanent settle
ment in Pulaski. His shing1e will ap-
pear in due time. He spent q part Of |
last Tuesday in Pulaski. and the ensu-
DIR. T. D. Davenport left home on
last Tuesday morning to see a patient, !
but in due time, was in at Howes' Great
London. He says he met somebody |
there that he had left at home that |
morning.
Thos. S. FOgg Esq. brings US a POM
illogical curiosity in the shape of twin |
apples. two distinct cores and stems, |
h1rR lvy
the emergency scarcity OF fruit) justi-
fes the freak.
Capt. Field Arrowsmith returned from
the east few days since, tarried few
hours in Pulaski, and left to visit daugh
ter of Capt. VIM. Harris, of CorEersville, |
whom he brought back with him to Pu-
laski on Tuesday.
The good-lOOking son of our friend
| Mr.. Wilton Rose, was out from Nash
vile on yesterday. Mr.. Granville rep
| grocery of Messrs. L. II. Lanier & Son,
OF the City Of Rocks.
| Mr.. Clarence Edmundson Is of
for University Va, Law school
| This young gentleman is making him
self a very thorough scholar. At his
present rate of bibliOphilism, we shall
have in our young friend walking pol
yglot.
From those who know best, mot the
| President however, we have most sat
/ isfactOry assurance OF the fitness and
efficiency OF Miss Mcclellan, music
teacher st Martin College. And as 8
result of this, a new Piano has been
brought into requisition to meet the de-
mand of the increased patronage in this
department.
Young DR.. Reed, (sen of A. J. Reed
of Prospect,) who has attended one
course of lectures at the University of
! Va, will enter the medical department
of Vanderbilt in Oct. We trust cur
young friend will sustain the estab-
/ iished reputation OF our Giles county
students, who have hitherto bOrpe
themselves 50 credltably abroad.
sold reliable No. l., (Capt. Arrow
smith, en- route, on Monday lsst to
Csrnersville, came to grief, generally,
at AlexandeF's hill on Pigeon RoOst.
Horse, buggy and cold reliablen lost
/ their balance on said hillside and pros
tnattd promiscuOusly. So much for
driving Jshu-like to get to ones wifs's
house. Nobody hurt.
! Awards at Cornersyills institute last
Friday, for progress and department the
/
| Bette Blake Best recitatiOns during
entire session, Master Walter Nance, Is
years old). Best conduct aud punctu-
Atty, two being found perfect premi-
um 20 each, Miss Burgess and Mr.. WIN.
wilkinson, the latter, a brother to Mrs.
Isaac Rainey, OF this place.
What's the matter with Geo. white,
i Lester, Lacy, Lewis Dickinson and Capt.
JOnesl A perfect exodus on last Satur-
days train for Williamson. 1t looked
ominOus 70 Mrs. A. when DR.. StOddert
was added to the party at LyRnville, ali
bound for Franklin. Yes, Franklin Is
the wstchwOrd with Pulaski just now
Rufe started in advance Of these gents,
intending TO stop on at Spring Hill.
Esquire McLaurin the sold reliable"
cotton buyer, the long lost, for whose
discovery and safe return 70 Pulaski,
DIR. White and Capt. Grove, ia their
deep sOlieitude and Astounding generosi-
", offered a reward, has put In his ap-
pearance, and thus relieved the anxiety
of his friends A nobOdV would find