The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-05-24

Prof. Henry Farmer caught a
pound trout at Rainey's mill Mon
day and had a good string besides
He was as proud as heifer with
her first calf, and carried them ali
over town showing them.
Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty sold
very low at q. a. PORE IL cos.
Othello, the 600 pound imported
hog, bought by Lewis and Aber
nathy from II. p Lcdbetter, who
bought him in England, passed
through Pulaski Tuesday and was
carried to Mr.. Lewis Alabama
larm yesterday.
The Jackson papers put down
w. F. Alexander as Il shoe mer
chant of that city. This is a mis-
take. He is portly aud learned j.
p. of Pulaski. But well wager the
Jackson man is clever one just
from his name.
Just received at the New York Store
a lot OF ladies and misses pale due and
pink hose, striped aud balbrigan ut the
New York STORE.
1t Is getting quite warm for mar
bic playing, but some Of them seem
to have determined to sweat it out
In that line all summer. People
come from miles around to play III
the yard and they have al gone
back vanquished.
A. p. Martin, jr., left for Texas
the first part of this week to join
his fathers family at Plano, Collin
county. That friend of his must
not forget to send forward the pc
ture of 1.-THE girl he left behind" or
he will come back after it sure.
The largest and cheapest stock OF
Gents and Ladies' Shoes in town at
myI7-4t ROsENAU ~ LovEMAN.
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That jury that was held two day S
after Abe Riggin had expired these
parts was worse out Of job than
any set Of men we ever saw. They
could speak to no one, had nothing
70 do and no prospect of job, and
each man had the dry grins.
A preacher can always tell how
much he has bored his congregation
by the amount of signing and wig
Cling about on their seats they are
guilty of when he quits. Did you
never notice 1T? It's as good for
its business as a thermometer is.
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New, nice and fresh gools cheaper
New YoRK STORE.
Mr.. Will DuBose gave us copy
of the North China Herald, Shang
hal, China, of March lst, which
some friend sent him. 1t is printed
in English, 30 page sheet, and is
very interesting to peruse, contain
ing many articles of sense and value.
Spectators communications from
b thany are moro than welcome. il
Is our aim however to make the
CITIZEN intensely local in its char
acter, and we must dccline coHtribu-
tions of any other kind. We have
not the space to spare for travel
ing correspondence.
\ large lot of Indies Trimmed and
Untrimmed Hats at
mylO-4t l.. RosFNAU's Cash Store.
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Capt. j. II. Andrews is the vic
tim of the foolishness started by
the Columbia Herald. He has
actually forgotten what the H. in
his name stands for and has writ
ten home to find out. Well wager
1t 5 Jeenes Henry, but 1t should be
Highchurch or Hibernian.
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DIR. Jas. 4 Bowers was brought
from Bailey's Springs and carried
through Pulaski to his home a.
Elkton Sunday. He is very much
emaciated and has suffered intense
ly for some time from neuralgia of
the stomach and bowels. We hope
to hear ofhis improvement soon.
Hills Semper Idem bleached domes-
tic, better quality than Lonsdale at 10 cts
per yard by the piece.
NEW YoEK STORE.
Sumpter Il Lacey advertise to
day a decline in drugs from % to
80 per cent. This will he welcome
news to everybody, and this house
will do exactly what it says. 1t is
an old, reliable house, responsible
men, do an immense business, and
can afford TO sell cheap. Read their
pricn LIST