The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-23
Personal ITEMS.

Lincoln.
Rev. R. N. Dubose was in tow
last Monday.
= Col. Baxter, of Louisville, was i
Pulaski last Friday.
Miss Josie. Maxwell IS visitin
her Pulaski friends.
Mr.. J H. Inman has been indis
posed for a day or two.
Laps. d. McCord, Esq, took
legal trip up the railroad few day
since.
We hear a good report of Dr.
Rivers sermon at Friendship las
Sunday
Andrews says that Tom Adams
never eats but one pack of peanuts
at a time.
Miss Emma Harlow, of Elkton, i,
spending some days with the family
of Mr. W G. Lewis.
Our friend Wesley R. Moore was
the Iooser of the $40 bill found by
Craig. He got his money.
Some man had his ear bit off at
Triggs' store lately. We don't know
who was the bitter, nor who was the
bitten.
W. J. Ridgway and Esq'r Han
sard, of Elkton, were in to see us
last Friday, and A. w. Moore yes
terday.
Miss Nettie Power Houston,
daughter of Gen. Sam. Houston,
has been selected as the Centennial
poetess.
Mr.. Granville Rose, of the house
Of L. H. Lanier q Son, Nashville,
was in town last week, taking the
orders of our grocery merchants.
We learned, on last Monday, of
the somewhat protracted and seri
GUS illness of Maj. Matthews. We
are glad to report him improving.
Judge -Spoffo-d returned, on last
Thursday, from New Orleans. He
reports an abundant crop of cotton
coming in, and a fair yield of sugar.
Our good friend and former fell
low-citizen, R. B. Cox. Esq, now
of Union City, is circulating among
his many friends in this county, on
a brief visit.
Miss Adelaide Ballentine, who
has been spending some time with
Murfreesboro friends, returned last
week to Pulaski, whereof many
hereabout are glad.
Bob. Hollins, whom we almost
claim as a Pulaski institution, has
been passing around generally
among his customers in Pulaski
during the past week.
Miss Susie, daughter of T. D.
Chappell, of Columbia, and her rel
alive, Miss Cartwright, of West
Tennessee, have been spending some
days with the family of Capt. Irvine.
Miss Ida Underwood, of Detroit,
Michigan, arrived in Pulaski a few
days since. Miss Ida finds many
good friends hereabout, who would
be glad to welcome her permanent
return.
Prof. Oliver Hazard Perry Ben
nett, of Columbia, was in Pulaski
last week. The fact is, he is here
quite often, and dressed up at that.
Horsly knows nearly everything,
wonder if he can't tell the Profs
business?
Rev. Mr.. Tyler has received q
unanimous call to serve the Cumber-
land congregation at Cornersville,
say two Sabbaths in each month
If accepted, we trust it will be
happy arrangement for both pastor
and people.
Mrs. McCord and Mrs. j., (the
editors don't drink, each ackno vi
edges a bottle of wine, the Ives
Seeding, from the'cellars of Messrs.
Augustine q Co., proprietors of the
Montrose Vineyard. We vsnturs it
is equal to Longworth's best.
Will B. Childers, Esq, of St.
Louis, is here to spend the Christ
mas holidays with the family and
friends. Mr.. c. is pleased with his
new home, and on his return will
be associated in an established bus
mess with leading lawyer of the
st. Louis bar With our young
friends natural ability, and his ac-
quired preparedness for his profess
sion, we believe his location a most
judicious one,and health vouchsafed,
we shall hear of him in the future.