The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1877-11-29

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season. If you do not believe it go and
see for yourself at
RosENAU & LovEMAN's.
The Corporation squad removed
the filth on First Street south last
week. There were two little white
tramps who shoveled mud with ele-
CANT experiences.
Messrs. Graham have fitted up
the basement floor of the McGrew
building in the north east corner for
Repository. They will bnild on
the old site.
All accounts at Ballentine & Irvine's
come and settle. nov22-2t
Rev, Mr.. Fleming started upon
his return to Virginia Monday, after
two weeks with US, during which he
won the unqualified esteem of our
whole people.
Another curious potato comes
from Mr.. Simpson Patterson's. 1t
is half Bermuda and half Southern
Queen. 1t is not twin potatoes, but
one
VIM. Graham & Sons again solicit or
ders for anything in the ca-riage-mak-
ing line. nov15-3t
Capt. c. P. Jones and Mr.. c. w.
Merrill had professional business
in Fayetteville last week. They
returned before we missed them.
The Methodist revival closed
last Saturday after sixteen CONVEX
slons, we believe. That was a work
that was well worth the labor.
Craig sells Knives and Forks cheaper
than anybody. nov22-2t
Mrs. Milton T. Medley of Colum
bia, daughter of Mr.. lack Smith of
this county, is visiting her sister in
Pulaski, Mrs. j. M. Neill.
S2I, 449.74 worth of Sreal estate
changed hands this week, as our
transfer report shows. Truly, the
Repeal is doing its work.
Special inducements offered this and
novI5-tf w. T. McCALL's.
Mr.. Thos. Flippin wants lot OF
pokeberries and persimmons to
cure Maj. Louis Dickinson of an
overdose of 'possum.
Mr.. Morris Levi died at his home
ten miles south of town Saturday.
The remains were taken to Nash
vile Sunday.
The fire suspended VIM. Graham &
Sons only a week. They have resumed
work at the old stand. nov15-3t
Mr.. Taliaferro was in Nashville
last week. He is unqualifiedly in
favor of accepting the go cents
compromise.
The counters and railing in the
new bank are colossal and well
built. Mr.. Tom Waterson did the
work.
OI0TUINl In very large variety at
ULUIHINu the NeaO York Store.
Some one stole the window sash
out of Graham's Shop Sunday night.
This is new kind of thievery.
Wanted-to buy few barrels of
corn and a cow. To sell-a mule
and horse-at this office.
win Craig wants two hundred bush
els Rye. 1t.
Sunday was an exceedingly I'M
pleasant day, making the congrega-
tions very small.
Mr.. Will DuBose has Pipe Fac
tory at Craig's and makes some
beautiful ones.
Go to Craig's for lard stands. He
gives bottom prices. 1t.
Mai. H. C. Bate was up from
Lawrenceburg few days last week.
The iron for the new Presbyte-
rian roof is on top of the church.
Examine the New Goods constantly
arriving at New n orlx store.
p C. Smithson, Esq, of the Lew
isburg Bar, came down Saturday.
Mr.. John Alexander of Fayette-
vile was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Buiord was not so
well yesterday.
Do not forget that this is thanks
giving day.
Judge Spofford's chances for the
Louisiana seat in the Senate fades
under the following resolution,
passed on Thursday last by the
committee on Privileges and E.lec-
tons by strict party vote of 6 to 8:
"Resolved that the Committee re
port to the Senate that VIM. p. Kel-
logg is, upon the merits of the case,
lawfully entitled to a seat in the
United States Senate from the State
of Louisiana, for term of years.