The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-11-16

money at the New York Store than
anywhere else in Pulaski.
We regret to be informed that
Mr.. julius Leede contemplatcs
leaving Pulaski. He docs not know
where he will locate. SIR. Leede
has made hosts Of friends here bby
reason of being a perfect and clever
gentleman, and all will regret to
see him leave.
a lot of Ladies' Unirimmed Hats and
Ladies' ClOaks, latest styles, ut
nov9-4t RosENAU & LovEMAN's.
Capt. Jas. H. Andrews partici-
pated very largely in the demonstra-
ton last Friday night, and contrib
uted much to the occasion with his
baby walker; but unfortunately has
since been compelled to suffer the
penalty of a burnt hand, by the
premature discharge of his gun.
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A few pieces OF nice Carpeting, suita-
bic for parlOr or bedroomm, at 3715 cts.
per yard, at the New York Store.
Rev. I. H. Hinson, of Wartrace
and Bellbuckle Station, arrived last
Monday night, and is assisting Mr..
DinwIddie in his protracted meet
ing at the Methodist church, which
has already become very interest
ing. Mr.. Hinson is Jealous, i'm
pressive and successful minister of.
Christ.
A new Oyster Saloon has been fitted
up by Mr.. Bridges at the Alamo House,
where you can get the best and freshest
in the market, served in any manner de-
sired and at any hour. novl6-2t
In Quorum Court Monday t. NJ.
Topp resigned as administrators of
the estate of Jas. Buford, ST., decd,
and Jas. A. Sumpter qualified de
6onis non.
Mrs. Fannie L. Short qualified
as administrators of the estate of
VIM. J. Short, decd.
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Bottom prices is the order of the day
at Inman's for CONNECTIONS, groceries
and all kinds Of canned goods. nov2-4t
We hoisted no roosters nor big
guns last week because we did not
believe the situation justified it. We
have been apprehensive all the time
that the election of Tilden depend
ed upon the States now in dispute,
and that the radicals would attempt
to carry them by force and fraud.
We will crow when the day breaks,
and not at midnight.
Our popular telegraph operator,
Mr.. Clip Townsend, is entitled to
the thanks of the community for
his untiring efforts to satisfy their
anxious demands for news just after
the election. He was at his post
dav and night, answering thousands
of questions over and over again.
Doubtless his patience was severely
tried, but with an unrufied equa
ninimity, he continued to answer.
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just received, Z extra fine Chinchilla
| Overcoats at $50, worth $40, at
| noVg-4t ROsENAU 4 LOVEMAN's.
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Mr.. Mike Key, an employee OF
Mr.. G. w. McGrew, met with Sc
rious accident last Friday night, by
/ the premature dicharge of small
cannon which he was assisting &c
fire in honor of Tilden's election
| His face was badly burned, and at
| first his eyes we're believed to be
out. but he is now improving, and
though perhaps seriously injured.
| his sight is not entirely gone.
Read Hill s. Ballentine's advertise
ment in our advertising columns. They
propose to sell now for cash, and to sci
cheap. oc'- ~
St. Elmo is defunct. He was DR.
Whites little stumpy fiste, one o
the oldest and most respected o
our canine citizens, and he acei
dentally got into some arsenl'
spead for she rats about home OF
Monday, and now he is telling tn
, dog angels how hard it griped INN
He died on Rosenau's corner am
was given decent burial IN tn
{ back yard at home.
Atwood ply ingram Carpets an
2 best Chinese Mattipgs a6
nov9-4t RosENAU 81 LovEMAN s.
The employees and attaches OF tn
Factory were out IN procession Of
Friday night, and made a yer
handsome demonstration. The Fac
t tory people are solid and enthusia'
T, tic for Tilden. They marched
l solid column to the polls on the da
/ of election and voted without so
itary break in the ranks, and will
j, out a scratch upon the ticket HUI
$ rah for the Factory folks.
,,
DrED.-At the residence OF he
in-law, Col. David I. Reynold
on last Saturday, Mrs. SUSAN AhEI
xArnr, aged IS years. She was II
rellet of Lilies E. Alternately, an OF
resident Of this county VINO "'e
about 80 years ago. Mrs. Ape