The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-08-30

Rev. A. G. Dinwiddie left last
Friday to attend the Mountain
Spring, Ala, camp meeting, near
Jonesboro, on Rev. W. T. Andrews
charge.
DR.. Tol. Grant eat honey for sup
per Saturday night and he says he
swelled up ike saw log and had
to wear his stomach in a sling all
night.
Don't forget that the New York
Store receives goods almost daily, and
are offering great inducements.
Capt. w. o. Bennett returned
from Hot Springs last Thursday,
and thinks his neuralgia is not so
severe as when he went there two
months ago.
Sullivan d Woodring put in the
bank vault door Saturday and fin
ished the vault yesterday. The
brick work will now be prosecuted
with a rush.
Craig Is selling Tea for 81 per pound
that is usually sold for 81 80. 1t
Correspondents MUST NOT
write on both sides of their paper.
If they do we will either not pub
fish their articles at all or publish
only one side.
Midshipman Charles Rogers after
a very brief visit to his parents and
friends, will return to New York
to day, whence he will sail on the
18th of September
Cedar Bluff Female College, Wood
burn, KY is opening this year under
very fine prospects. Young ladies are
arriving in large mum bers. Prof. B. +.
Cabell returned last week from the
'blue grass regions" with ten young
ladies.
Sheriff Blow desires us to return
his thanks to those citizens who so
promptly and energetically assisted
in the pursuit of the escaped pris-
oners on Monday evening last.
Giles County Grange will hold its
next regular meeting at Blackburn
Grange, Odd Fellows Hall, the I'd
Saturday 18th day. in September.
By Order County Grange.
The committee of programme for
the forthcoming fair will meet next
Friday. 1t is important that their
work should be done promptly and
the programme issued forthwith.
Il letter from Elkton informs US
that the bridge will be done in two
weeks more if the weather remains
good. 1t is said the people of No.
l are greatly rejoiced at the pros
pect. So are we.
Prices at craig's China Hall,
Good Set of TumbleTs, 25c.
Good set of Goblets, 40c.
Set of Cups for 25c.
Set of Knives and Forks for soc.
Set of Plates for 4Oc.
Messers. j. L. Hill & Co. make
some very interesting announce
ments in our advertising columns
with reference to Field Seeds, and
good old Whisky. Hunt them up
and keep posted.
1t is intimated that class will at
once be organized in Pulaski for
the purpose of taking lessons in
the art of living without working.
1t can have the advantage of sever
al splendid teachers.
f. f.. Edwards, Esq has brought
some of the best fruit to market
this year, and he is now budding
800 young trees for future bearing
He is determined not to be behind
in the quality of his fruit.
I75 nice Cypress Sorgum Barrels at
81 80. (ag23-3tl GIBSON q GILBERT.
We hear it rumored that our
townsman, Major Amos r Rich
ardson is to be a candidate for
Chancellor at the next election. If
it be true he will make the canvass
lively for the other fellers.
DIR. j. f. Grant is attending the
Science meeting at Nashville. He
has oiven Pulaski considerable rep
utation by his zeal in the interest of
this meeting, having furnished a
considerable number of specimens.
A willow tree in the yard of Rev.
Jas. c.. Stevenson in this county,
measures seventeen feet, ten inches
in Observation-Disclosures five inches
larger than the one reported some
weeks ago from DR.. HarwelPs place.
DonIv8n HAS opened new stock
IlOAIhII of Groceries and Family
Supplies, Oueensware, Glassware, &c,
AT Browns Old Stand
North West Side ofthe Public Square,
where he is even beating hAan