The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-10-26

The Patteson spring in front of
Ooi. Roses residence went dry last
summer and was made hog wal
low, 1t should be fenced in.
Fresh meal in abundance at Burgie's.
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Mr.. Ed. Bate is expected to pay
US a visit next month. He is now
engaged in building a bridge for a
railroad company in Texas.
Furnishing goods made a specially
the most fastidious can be suited. and
De convinced by applying at N Y. Store.
The man who donned his flannel
during the cold snap can be seen
these warm afternoons scratching
his back against the lamp post.
Flannels and Linsey~ very cheap at
oct1S-2G RosENAU q LOVEMAN's.
Mr.. Monroe Smith was taken
with pneumonia last week and is
very sick now. He was just about
recovering from his late sickness.
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The largest and cheapest stock of
boots and shoes eyer brought to this
town can be found at the New York
! Store.
Geo. r. Kinney, Esq, of Corinth,
Miss, was in the city Tuesday. Mr..
Kinney prosecuted the study Of law
IN Pulaski last year under the tute
lace OF Mr.. Taliaferro
Call for your Mems Clothing at
octl9-2C RosENAU & LovEMAN's.
DR.. Roberts suffered terribly by
the fire Thursday night, and almost
as much from thievery. The things
were stolen almost as fast as they
were rescued from the flames.
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just received the very latest novelties
IN ladies ties, in cardinal red, navy blue
and seal brown at New York Store.
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Don't forget the speaking on 4th
Nov. Brown, House and Baker are
trio of orators that would have
excelled any triumvirate of Rome
or Athens, and are democrats of the
pure blood.
All the newest shades of ribbons in
great variety, superior quality, at the
New York Store.
A homeless man amused our peo-
pie on the square Friday evening
by twisting and tying and doubling
himself up. He fell out Of some
circus and is twisting himself back
towards taw.
A. W, Judd closes his Gallery here in
four weeks to open in Fayetteville.
Some person unknown cut the
cloths upon Mr.. A. F. Finley's bill
lard tables last Saturday night
week in several places, running them
entirely. They had to be recovered
at considerable cost.
An extensive assortment of Hamb urg
dgings and insertings cheaper than i'm
pOrter's prices at New York Store.
Misses Ramp announce their Fall
opening of fashionable millinery in
this paper. Their stock is large
and embraces the latest and most
beautiful styles. We are sure the
ladies will hail their arrival with
pleasure.
Don't fail to examine T.. ROSENAU
* BROS stock before purchasing. 2ltf
A lady told us the other day that
she contemplated an effort to get up
a fire company for Pulaski. Men,
for shame The cheapest engine
or extinguisher that is sold could
have saved DR.. Roberts house the
other night.
Carnival red Cuffs and Collars, belts,
the latest designs, in large quantities at
the New York Store.
Some of the marble yard contes-
tants grumble because we do not
give them credit for better playing
than they can do. Capts. Grove
and Flautt are chagrined, but don't
improve in playing a bit. They
are still third rate.
500 Pieces Hambargh Edgings just
received i. ROSENAU s BROS,
cheaper than ever. sep2l-tf
The Alamo sets lunch behind its
Cameron O5scurer now. As pic
ture gallery, however, it is failure.
You can't get a negative from any
mamie always answers IN the
affirmative when you ask him to
have his nose painted.
Go TO l.. ROSENAU s. BRO. for the
cheapest Hamburger Edgings ever
brought TO ihis market. just opened
900 wards from ten cts. up. sep2l- q
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Capt. 4. w. Ewing is doing very
efficient work as Chairman of the
Democratic Committee. He gave
an outline ofsome of his work at
the 7. d H. Club Saturday night
showing that his committee is wide
awake and working vigorously.
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The new Episcopal Hall was
occupied last week, though not
quite finished. 1t presents very