The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-09-27


Some of our acquaintance would
serve there country better and pre-
sent handsomer appearance if
they would trade off some of their
: cheek for old clothes Well take
5 a few suits at this office
! The A. d P. Telegraph office has
been dismantled and the wires car
ried to the other Office in the Os-
born block. The Companies have
consolidated, and Dig. Mason has
fallen back to the short line.
!
60 and see the ''Knickerbocker' for
fall Understanding very styl- )
ish and handsome at {
RosENAU & LovEMAN's. b
A thief entered the front hall at !
Mrs. Buford's, on 2nd street, last
Friday, while dinner was being
served, and stole Mr.. Elwood La
cey's hat, Rev. Mr.. Paisley's over
coat and an umbrella. No clue.
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The workmen who were covering !
the G. p. Church spire were driven ,
from the building Saturday by the
wasps. They found huge nest in +
the very top and they had to whip I
them out before they could proceed. =
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A Lodge of United Friends of
Temperance was instituted up stairs
at Arrowsmith and Abernathy's one
evening last week. 1t starts out
with much promise of good, and we
! hope sincerity that it's effects may be {
lasting.
Mr.. Caleb Reagin, an aged and {
respected citizen of Campbellsville
J vicinity, died last Thursday of heat
disease. His remains passed through ]
Pulaski Friday and were taken to {
his sons, Thos. Reagin, on Shoal
creek, for interment.
The Knights Templar drilled in I
the moonlight upon the square Sat-
urday night. Capt. Gilmore also
drilled his regiment, and Lieut.. Ben.
J Brown carried the Colored Hussars
through the manuel. The three
squads deployed up the dust con
siderably.
The splendid farm of DIR. 7. j. I
Kennedy, near Cornersville, was
sold on the 18th inst. to Esq. Sam. I
Davis for $4,000 cash. 1t cost
DR.. K. $4,000 about five years
since, and Maj Altman thinks it
will command the same inside of
, three years.
We repeat. A good Overeoat for So
at Ballentine g. Irvine's, and everything /
else at the same ratio. sep27-2t
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The case of John W. Reddick !
was called in Criminal Court last [
Friday and was continued on aft !
davit of defendant that he had not
had time to prepare his defense and .
that he could not go safely to trial t
an account of public excitement. I
He does not look like murderer. !
The flies seem to have turned to
drummers. Next the drummers
will turn to crickets, when the fall
trade languisheth, to sing in the
warm hearth-rug, and when the am
bient breezes float spring in from
the sunny South, they will turn
back to tumble bugs to chirrup in
the fence corners.
1t is earnestly requested that all
the Committees and persons inter
ested meet at Lynnville Station on
) Saturday 29th inst, to perfect ar
rangements for the Reunion of the
3rd Tennessee Regiment on We'd
nesday the 3rd of October. A full
attendance and report from all the
2 Committees is very important.
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All the arrangements are about
} complete for the reunion of the
} Third at Lynnville next Wednes-
day. 1t will be an occasion of great !
interest to many in Giles, Lawrence,
Maury and Marshall, and the at
tendance will be very large. Am
pie preparations are being made by 4,
the local committe to feed all.
Our friend Geo. McCallum has
f been on the frontier for five years, I
part of the time prospecting for
gold in the Black Hills, and has
seen every phase of frontier life,
and he comes home with large ex-
| perience, which he says he would be ,
glad to trade off for capital. He
got into the wrong gulch, or on the
wrong slope in the Hills, and his
best days work during whole
year of toll only PANIED out ten
cents.
A Card.
Parents and guardians in this civil
! district are hereby informed that ac-
cOrding TO agreement between the I'M !
dersigned and the School Directors, the
female pupllS OF thts utSe.e, Nr.
studies are limited to the course taught
In the public schools of Tennessee, wiil
/ be charged nothing on account OF tut
tion and incidental fee from Octr list TO
close of year, and that those pursuing {
4 mixed course-that is, partly in College
, and partly in public schools-will be
credited on their bills by two dollars
fs2) a month from the LIST OF October.
College students viii be charged the
nsnal rates. RIVERS s. CASEY.
, MARTIN COLLEGE, Sept. 26, IL
. Mr.. w. T. Mccall, just under the
CITIZEN Office, bought splendid
line of goods and has just opened
them. He showed us through his
stock the other day and we were
, amazed at the many elegant things