The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-12-13

Messrs. A. NJ. Carter and F
Smithson went down to see how the
: Legislature looked as it sat in the
Bondholders' building at Nashville
last Saturday.
Another large invoice of that splen
did Marcella Falls Jeans cheap at
RosENAU & LovEMAN's.
) A Pulaski grocer has "Hunny'
painted on board and nailed to his
door facing. Contributions to pro-
cure him a spelling book thankfully
received.
Mr.. Robert Shapard announces
himself as permanently located with
, Messrs. BeasIey d Baugh His
many friends will he sure to hunt
him up.
TEXAS .-Persons going to Texa
i and the West will find the cheapes
Pac king Trunks at the New York Store
Miss Josie Tharp of Line DIN
county returned from Texas last
week, where she had spent seven
months with her sister, Mrs. Alonzo
Peden.
Clothing is cheaper than ever this
season. If You do not believe it go and
see for yourself at
RosENAU Il LoYEMAN's.
Mr.. Thos j. Wells, we hear, is
about to accept position in Gin
cinnati house. His field of opera
ton will be Middle Tennessee.
Found,
A Watch, which the owner can get
by describing property and paying
for this notice.
Sheriff Blow carried to Nashville
last Saturday Jack Grlffis, convict
ed of COW stealing here. He will
be heard in Supreme Court.
Will Craig has more toilet goods hand
somer and cheaper than anybody. 1927
DIR. Van Metre, the celebrated
physician and surgeon, was in Pu-
laski Sunday. We saw him in
specting the st, Giles.
The State of Tennessee pays
about eight millions annually to the
General Government out of her
productive industries.
We are glad to learn that Col. AL
bert Buford is now in a GONZALES
ent condition, with every chance
for his early recovery.
Examine the New Goods constantly
arriving at New " O1.lx store.
Miss Esther Rice of Florence, the
beautiful sister of Mrs. Alex. Shad-
den, spent few days at Mr.. w. G.
Lewis this week.
Rev. Mack. Tinnon preached at
the C. p. Church last Sunday. He
spent a day or two with Judge Tin
non, his brother.
viii Craig has opened his Christmas
goods. dec13-2t.
The gossips whisper of wedding
for the holidays. 1t will surprise
many, and bring grief to numerous
SWANS.
Mr.. Newt Houston had a valuable
mare to take sick and die while in
town last Thursday, leaving him
a-foot.
Boys, have you seen those Christmas
Toys at B. 5. Cheeks? del3-2t
Mr.. H. G. Brown came by to see
his family last Thursday, remaining
several days. He is selling goods.
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The case of Smith VS.. Patterson
had a third mistrial in Circuit Court
last week. 1t involves about $50.
The Methodist Sunday school de
cided last Sunday to have Christ
mas Tree on Christmas night
Let your children go around and
see the toys, and tell them before
they start not to beg.
Mr.. John Dickinson, travelling
for q Nashville house, was in town
several days last week.
Mr.. jefferson NJ. Leatherman,
well known citizen of Rutherford
county, died last week.
Conductor Pitts Brown, one of
the incest gentlemen living, spent
sunday in Pulaski.
The roof of the ST. Giles is fin
ished and the plastering is going
rapidly forward.
Myrtle came to hand just as we
were going to press, and of course
too late.
The canvass for Mayor and Town
Constable for Pulaski waxeth little
caloric.
Rev w. K. Mckenzie of Camp
bellsville. was in town last week.
Esteile Nehse 20 the poet H" Of
Pulaski is on file for next week.
Mr.. w. G. Lewis spent day or
two at the Hub last week.
Mr.. Billy Riddle of Furman & Co.
NOS in toVp. this vvaek