The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-05-18

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ton in the morning and at the
Methodist Church at night.
A full assortment of Ladies' and
gents furnishing goods at the New
1ofk store. apr27-4t
Messrs. Baugh d Miller have the
pike in repair from Elkton to Mr..
Whitfeid's and are row working
on This end. They will be ready to
commence taking toll in a short
time.
The Pulaski Stars contemplate
going to Columbia tomorrow OF
Saturday to give the Kangaroos a
chance to redeem themselves. Boys,
just see what you can do when you
try.
Ladi s Hose at 10 cents pair at the
New York Store. m1S-1t
Boys, challenge the Hornets of
Fayetteville and redeem yourselves.
You might beat them now. But
mind and have your fints well
picked and a man always in the
right place.
Rev. J. C. Mitchell, D. D., will
deliver a literary address at the
closing exercises Of the Culleoka
Institute, May 26, 1876. Mr.. Gran
vile Goodloe will address the
alumni, May "a
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II you want the cheapest queensware
you ever bought go to INMAN's. m4-4t
II. NJ. Stanley, Esqr., Clerk OF
the Criminal Court, was unable to
perform his duties in the court
room or Tuesday last on account
of illness, but reappeared at his
post yesterday.
Noble Smithson, Esq, attended
the Greenback Convention at Nash
vile Saturday and was appointed
a delegate to the National Conven-
ton at indianapolis, for which
place he left Monday night.
Twelve yards of fine Bleached Domes-
tic for 81 ct the New York Store. 1t
Sweet little Myrtle Woodring
sent US another of those curious
roses the other day. 1t is a rose
within rose, or one rose growing
out of another. This is the second
one Of the kind found on the bush.
If l had a wild, young mule
l couldn't keep anywhere,
I'd put that mule in Chancery Court
know they'd keep him there.
The above is patented by a dis
tressed citizen of Pulaski who does
not know anything about Chancery
Court, evidently.
Miller, Baugh & Co. want to buy
Wool, Corn, etc. mll-2t
The jury in the case of Gorden,
Neils, Edwards and others, alleged
counterfeiters, failed to agree and
were discharged. The case was
given them Friday and they were
discharged Monday morning. This
is very unfortunate for the accused,
as they are at enormous expense.
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The Criminal Court docket is
very full this term. There are 2O9
cases upon it, exclusive Of the in
dIctments found at this term by the
grand jury There are 81 cases of
carrying pistols, 4 grand larceny,
Is petit larceny, IA gaming, II
lewdness, s house breaking. The
case of Henry Atchison for the
murder of L. D. Suite was contin
ued until next Monday.
Don't pay SO for Shirts, when you can
DuA bilt LnGsl uiaNlG ltJt - ~ at
m11-2t MILLER, BAUGH u Cos.
A tree three miles south of Pulas-
XII has upon it &C. A, 1872" An
other in the same vicinity was
blown down not long since which
had much more distinctly upon it,
&C. c. A, 1914" These were cut
by the venerable Chas. G. Aber-
nathy, ST., then youth, and were
cut while on the stand waiting fol
deer to pass. he Is still with us
hale as could be expected.
Sumpter IL Lacey opened then
soda water battery Monday even.
ing. Elwood has hit upon an in
vention witch improves his sodi
water and makes it the best we eye
tasted. That stock of fine cigars
and that soda fountain, side by
side, form an attraction indeed. W.
never saw finer stock, and smok