The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-10-25

in the house in which he now lives
the property of Mr.. jackson.
Mr.. Ruf. C. Reynolds had all the
musicians out at his house Monday
night and had another one OF those
pleasant entertainments which we
have enjoyed twice recently. We
regret we could not attend.
A. Kolslky & Co. viii open large
stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Dry Goods, on the west side, next
Saturday. Save yourselffor bargains.
Messrs. 10. Lindsay and Frank
Amis were gong to get up sweat
ing ring at the Fair Thursday ev.
ening and drown out DR.. Deaven
port, but they couldn't get. Col.
Jack to enter.
Lewis and Alternately took so
many sheep premiums that Mr..
Alternately actually expressed the
desire to be beaten in some of the
classes, for fear of dissatisfaction.
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J.L. Hill & Co.'S is headquarters on
Bagging and Ties. Their prices can't
be beat anywhere. oct2o-2t
Miss Seahorn of Murfreesboro,
who has been visiting at Mr.. F.
Winship's for several days, had a
beautiful exhibit of wax work at the
Fair. 1t was the tallest glass dome.
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Mr.. j. Cal. Young was united in
marriage last Tuesday night, at the
residence of Mr.. D. I. Harrison, to
Mrs. Judith V. Notgrass, ceremony
by Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie.
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If you want good Overcoat made of
| Marcella Falls Jeans, you can get it for
Il mere trifie at Rosenau 81 Loveman's.
Mr.. Osborn is h avingsome beau
tiful marbleized iron mantels and
and CRATES put in his new hotel.
Mr.. N. R. Summerhill is doing the
work in good style.
Col. Sloss and wife and Mr.. Fred
Sloss and wife of Athens came up
Sunday to attend the funeral of little
John Brown Taliaferro. They
have returned.
J.L. Hill & Co. are selling Groceries
and Liquors at wholesale on as favor
able terms and at as low prices as any
other market. oct25-2t
Mr.. E. T. Taliaferro and family
left home on Tuesday last on visit
to Birminnham, Ala. The babe had
recovered from its late attack of
diphtheria.
The cars last Monday morning
ran over and killed the mich cows
of Mcssrs. Greed Flippin and Jas.
Matthews. They were butchered
at once.
A large lot of Dress Shirts, Numbered
and unlaundered, at Bottom prices at
RosENAU 81 LovEMAN's.
Little Mary Casey, the sweet lit
tie daughter of Prof. o. F. Casey,
of Martin College, is. we greatly re
joice to say, getting well Of diph
liberia.
Miss Linda Malone, who has been
quite sick at Mr.. Taliaferro's with
diphtheria, has recovered and re
turned to her home at Athens, Ala.
If you want to save money and get
good, honest goods, be sure to call on
RosENAU & LovEMAN.
Capt. Jno. H. Woodbridge, after a
lecturing tour of several months,
returned last week, looking extra
well, to his many friends in Pulaski.
Col Solen E. Rose, Maj. b. f.
Carter and Judge Thos. NJ. Jones
were elected Directors of the n. d
d. Railroad last week at Nashville.
Craig has Coffee that will please any
body.
The trotting race Thursday even
ing made the ladies take off their
hats and waive them and stand upon
the seats and scream. Now!
Some one entered Judge Logan's
room one night last week while he
was absent at supper and stole near
ly all his clothing.
A little boy on East Hill went
visiting the other day in his first
brooches and lost them before he
returned.
DIR. McPeters returned last week
from an extended professional trip
through North Alabama and Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. Lasseter intends starting for
Texas in a few days to remain sew
eral months, visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. ii. jackson
accompanied Mis- Crittenden to her
Alabama home last Tuesday.
Mr.. Jno. Dickinson of Nashville
was in town drumming last week.
Mr.. Porter Osborn of Nashville
was down visiting Monday.
Prof Farmer aad lady returned
to Nashville yesterday.