The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-03-08

yesterday asking the President to
appoint Mr. p. III. Ezell postmaster
at Pulaski.
Judge Fleming yesterday decided
that Suttle and REYNOLDS had
good title 10 their lands, and dis
missed the bill filed against them.
Fresh Meal and choice Flour at Bur-
gie's. marS-lt
MARRIED-On the 2Sth ult, in
this city, by w. F. Alexander, Esq
Mr.. w. Z. LINDSAY and Miss VIC
ToRIA TAYLoR,-all of Pulaski.
A letter came to the Post Office
the other day directed to Mrs.
Judge Lester. Capt. Jno. c. Les
ter took it out and appropriated it.
Clocks! Clocks!
just received at the new jewelry
store large lot OF clocks of the best ma
kers, cheap. marl-3t.
Speaker Talialerro passed up the
road Sunday evening on his return
to Nashville from Athens, Ala,
where he had been on a visit to his
family.
The social party given by the
young ladies of Martin College on
Friday night last was a pleasant af
fair, and all present enjoyed the m
selves finely.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco at Burgie's.
Capt Jas. H. Andrews has
brought down his music box from
home. 1t is one of the sweetest
toned instruments we ever hearo
and very costly and fine.
Our appetite has been sitting up
on its launches and bowling for
weeks for a good mess of turnip
salad. o, that spring would open,
and we had a quarter.
90 Bushels Red Rust Proof Oats for
sale, ut so cents per bushel. Apply TO
fcbl5-tf w. I. KEELING, Prospect.
If Pulaski is ever to be afflicted
with a plague, it should have been
last Monday. Nearly all the doe
tors in the county were here. We
are glad to see them so idle.
Dry C. All Alternately happened
up on business the night of the
show. Prospect always sends her
representatives and they go back to
tell off. Ask Alt. about the show.
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Choice Green Coffee ut Burgie's.
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The Presbyterians purchased the
very fine organ of Mr.. H. G. Brown
and used it the first time last Sab
bath. They gave the old organ and
800 for it, which was very cheap.
A horse sold for a nickel in the
jockey yard Monday. The man who
bought him mounted him and rode
ten steps before he fell, when an
other fellow offered q quarter for
him and took him.
Ladies call at j. A. Cayce's jewelry
store and examine his stocks of jewelry,
the latest styles, just received. mrl-3t.
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This section has not been visited
by drenching rain in SIX months.
1t is unprecedented and some fear
that when it does commence to rain
1t will forget to stop until the whole
country is overlooked.
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An""Olde Folke Concert" will be
given in Pulaski about the 1st of
April for the benefit of the Metho
dist Church. Preparation is now
beng made for it. 1t will be some
thing novel in Pulaski.
Genuine Burdens Horse Shoes, So per
key, cash.
iebS-5t FLAUrT, MARTIN & Co.
1t is astonishing what aversion
men have to daily papers now. The
political culmination has sickeped
them, and every item of news now
has only the tendency to increase
an honest mans appetite to puke.
Senator Davenport has intro
duced bill to exempt from execu-
ton a printing press ana material
to the value of 500 in the hands of
printers. Now we have our credi-
tors. All wrong, Captain, all wrong.
Can Goods Cheap.
Craig has Q large stock of can goods,
of all kinds which he will sell cheaper
than any one. marI-Zt.