The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-03-30


we shook through mistake yeal
and years ago, will continue to writ
''such nonsense"
The best Timers in the State at
m30-2t L. j. WELLS.
Ifyou want d Singer sewing Ms
chine W. H. Smith, agent for Gle
and Marshall will take great pleas
ure in setting it up for you. Bill
is mighty nice young man, an
ought to sell lots of machines.
Why do the boys ride by Marti
College every time they can manag
to borrow q horse or buggy? Blu
then we were all seventeen years oil
once, and we know how it gets hol,
Of fellow the first time he has il
Landreth's Genuine Garden Seeds a
ml6-3t POPE q GORDON's.
We are requested to announct
that the meeting of the Pulaski
Grange. P. OF H., next Saturday, a
10 o'clock, y ill be an important one
and all the members are invited anC
urged 20 be present.
Mr.. John Il. Beasley, Of the firm
of Aii.I,r, Baugh d Co, started tc
New York sunday night to lay in .
stock of goods. MI Beasley is &
gooi merchant and a man of dis
erection and taste, and we may ex
pect to see nice selection of goods
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Even if the small-pox does not
come here, it is better to be vacci-
mated, for it will last you severa
years. Go to your doctor at once
If Pulaski gets the smallpox, the
grass will run wild on our streets
this summer.
Every body in the country come aud
get good Tinware from
m30-2t Il. J. WELLS.
The Panelethian Society OF
Bethany gave an entertainment on
Friday night, 18th inst, which prov
ed to be a great success. Every
body seemed to be well pleased and
highly entertained. Bethany PEG
pie know exactly how to get up,
patronize and enjoy such things.
We haven't had much reason to
grumble at the weather this winter
until recently. But really, now, If
it don't quit, we don't know what
well do. Out of fire, food and
funds! If some enterprising man
would just start a coal mine near
here he could make it pay. Strange
they don't see it.
Wait for Rosenau & Doveman's Cloth
ing, now being made in New York Un-
der the eye Of Mr.. LOyeman himself. 1t
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We take pleasure in inviting at
tention to the dental card of Drs.
Roberts d McPeters in this issue of
the CITIzEN-oflice at the residence
of DR.. J. G. Roberts, 2nd Mair
street. With their experience and
practice they are enabled to guar
antee satisfaction and moderate
charges.
Best Teas, IN variety, at
ml6-3t PORE & GoRDoN's.
Miss Matte Rivers, daughter of
Rev. DR.. r. H. Rivers, was taken
suddenly i'll in the school room last
Monday evening with palpitation OF
the heart, and grave fears were en-
tertained that she would not sur
Yiye. We are glad to say, however,
that her condition was considerably
improved yesterday morning.
.
Hill Il Ballentine are selling now fol
Cash. Go and see them. Extremely
low prices. They can afford to give
bargains under the new order OF things
mar30-lm
Our friend Mr.. S. E. F. Rose was
taken with pneumonia last Monday
evening and was very i'll on Tues
day. He was some better yester
day morning. Ed. has been very
unfortunate the last year or two
having had two or three severe at
taclls that came near proving fatal
We hope he may recover from this
attack.
Mr.. Loveman, of Rosenau 81 Love
man, is now in New York, having
large and fine stock of Gents and Boys
Clothing manufactured. 1t will pay
our people to wait for this stock before
purchasing. hoO-lO
Capt. ". L. B9llentine started TO
New York Tuesday night, and NIr
! L Rosenau was TO start last night
to buy spring stocks. Mr.. A. T
Loveman is now in New York 70
the same purpose. These gentle
men are ali good merchants, ant
our people Will have the benefit o
good stocks from which TO selcc
their spring and summer goods.
Real Estate transfers.
C& 81 to B Taylor, Is acres, q
district, 1928 so. -,
/ II D Puryear TO Jas n Johnson' =
acres, eth dist, 500 20. 80,
/ y Burnes to IL Holly, Is OF IO4t
acres, 10th dist, 1921 DO.
SberifT to Lewis Cardin, 26S ACRES, OF
dist, 81 800. %.
c & NJ to f Il Lowell, 6413 acres, VI