The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-07-12

from Texas Sunday. He will go to
New York and thence probably
back TO Texas. He collected his
apple money and can afford now to
travel He will remain here some
time.
w. b. Childers, Esq, ST. Louis
attorney, but nevertheless our same
old viii, arrived Monday night and
will spend the heated term at home.
We welcome him, but we fear he
has hoped from the fryiag-pan into
the bake oven.
Bargains at the New York Store.
Be sure not to call for a chrome
unless you have paid for the CITI-
ZEN for the entire year OF 1877 at,
full rates Those in arrears must
pay up to the present time 10 full
and then fof year in advance, if
they want chrome.
A select company of ladies and
gentlemen, through the kindness of
Capt. c. p. Jones, enjoyed most
delightful dancing party at the res
idence of Judge Jones last Thurs
day evening. The festivities ran
almost through the entire night.
1t is not strange that people
should delight to sit around Drs.
Grant d Wilson's office. They keep
frst-class thermometers, barome-
tiers, etc, and always have first class
weather around about there. Be
sides, their cooler generates ice.
If the boys are not to be permit
ted to pop the loud-mouthed, crepi
tating cracker-the decorating, full
minating, changing, banging crack
er-the jingling, sounding, tinkling,
Ginning cracker-on the 4th, how
in the world will the nation exist.
One of DR.. Moores' little children
has never been able to be up since
the storm. 1t received a severe in
Jury somewhere, but the doctors
have never been able to locate it.
1t is thought to be either in its leg
or spine, more probably the latter.
Messrs. Will. Rhea and Milt,
VOORHEES, are each happy or ought to
be. Will. especially has been so
happy ever since he realized
that perhaps his son would be Pres
ident that he doesn't know what to
do with his eye brows. Two sweet
little wootsy bootsy boysl
A challenge is out to meet Law
ranceburg ut Bohemian soon to
contest for the marble champion
ship. 1t is also understood that
there are certain persons at Elkton
who imagine they understand some
thing of the national game. Send
your gilt. edge players or none.
Miss Rhyburn Crow was the
youngest patron at the ice cream
supper on the 4th. 1t was her birth
day-iust six months old-and she
ate so much ice cream in celebrating
her birth day and the 4th together
that she had tooth ache next day
severely She's beautiful little
lady, this little Miss Rhyburn.
A grand reunion of the Tanglefoot
Sneaks will be held IN Buzzard
Bend July 32nd Col Sliptotherear
and Maj. Hogstealer will attend,
and all the boys are expected to
meet and talk over the time when
they used to steal everything they
could get their hands on and slip
off home after a clean shirt when
a fight was imminent
The ladies of the c. p. Church
will have an Ice Cream Dinner and
Supper on the 1st Monday in Au-
gust at the store room north of Ar
lowsmlth Il Abernathy's. Conn
trymen can enjoy this delicious bev-
erage at dinner and the ladies and
town people will attend in numbers
at night. The last one was so de-
lightful that the people will all at
tend.
The 4th was greatly enjoyed by
the ladies and gentlemen, boys, girls
and children of the Factory. The
work shops and Factory were
closed and the whole population re-
paired to the grove and spring over
IN rear of the grounds and enjoyed
themselves with a delightful picnic
all day. They had the colored
band and had dancing and merri-
ment all day.
The Marble Club has been re
classified into a Judging Nine and
Hold back Nine. Fudsists: J. ID.
Flautt, W. F. Ballentine, + Arrow
smith, NJ. c. Childress, Ed. Bnford,
John c. Lester, A. p. Loveman, j =.
r. Beasley, Henry Grigsby.
Hold hackers: J. II. Grove, l.. ID.
McCord, W. f. Lacey, j. Y. Lucas,
/ DR.. Sumpter, DIR. Alternately, r.
/ Smithson, E. I. Taliaferro, Jon. ID.
Miller.
Changers.
The next regular meeting Of Giles
County Grange viii be held in the
court house next Saturday, 10th
inst. All Masters and delegates are