The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-01-17


fine to leave open a gate and never
thought once to put penalty upon
swinging on a gate, which is much
more reprehensible practice.
Mr.. H. C. Crow made amends yes
terday for not inviting US to Christ
mas turkey by bringing us the craw
of a 80 pound gobbler. The craw
would hold a gallon.
Wanted, 5000 bushels Wheat and
Corn. The highest market price paid
Cash. jn10-3tl GIBSON & GILBERT.
Prof. Fritz Werren arrived in Pu-
laski last Saturday preparatory to
entering at the head of the Martin
College Musical Department the APP
preaching session.
We invite attention to the adver-
tisement of Bethany High School.
The new principal is well known as
"a most worthy and accomplished
gentleman and scholar.
Get your Watches Repaired at
WNsHIP's.
Ice men were just preparing to
gather in the glacial diamonds last
week, when the thaw set in. lice
will doubtless favor US again.
Messrs. A. j. Ballentine, A. Q.
Haley and j. R. Neill, we hear, in
tend to commence the manufacture
of tobacco in Pulaski soon.
!
Good Tea at 30 cents is cheaper than
coffee. Try it. w. r. CRAIG.
The case of the State VS.. Red
dick, the Campbellsville wife muir
derer, was continued in Criminal
Court Monday to next term.
Mr.. Sam. Weaver, of Lawrence
burg, was honorably acquitted last
week of the charge under which he
has rested for several years.
The best Calender Clock in the world
at WNsHIP's, West Side Square.
The train was behind yesterday,
and "Sor' came too late. Please
write by Mondays mail, and then
you are sure to be in time.
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Capt. f. r. Burrus, who married
Miss Hattie Pointer of Pulaski, is
candidate for Criminal Judge at
Murfreesboro.
Boyd NJ. Charter Oak, 81 Co. Young
are selling cheaper goods than anybody.
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The inside of the St. Giles is be-
ing beautifully painted. The work
men all deserve extra credit for
their work.
Mrs. lack Smith was removed to
her home six miles on the Fayette-
vile road last Thursday. She is
quite sick.
w. Il. McCALL'S, Cheapest
Cash Store in Pulaski. jn1O-4t
We announce Capt. Geo. Taylor
of Maury a candidate for Attorney
General. He is a clever fellow, but
enough.
Where did all these Mexican dol
lars come from? Nearly every one
has one or two. They are all 1877.
Little Lillian Plummer is still very
i'll, with scarcely hope of her re-
covery. She suffers very much.
Mr.. Curry Mccall returned Sat
urday night from visit to his folks
in Lexington, West Tennessee.
Ed. W. Rose came down from
Nashville Saturday on a short visit,
returning Monday evening.
Don't Fail to go to McCan's
Closing Out Sale. jnl0-4t
Sheriff Harrison of Lawrence and
Capt. VIM. Stewart of Lawrence
burg we're in town Monday.
Dr. J. II. Campbell of Campbells-
vile was blest not long since with
beautiful twin girl babies.
1t is rumored that considerable
money changed hands on the cleo
ton. We saw none put up.
Rev. R. L. Pagan spent a few
days among us last week. He is al
ways welcome back home.
F. T. Taliaferro, Esq, started for
Washington Tuesday evening on
professional business.
An Italian band was on the Pu-
laski streets last Friday, rendering
excellent music.
Mr.. Henry w. Grigsby has taken
position with Sumpter & Stanley
ON the corner.
If you want the b'st pianos or
organs, refer to Prof. Werrens card
in this paper,
Unless you notify us we
will have to stop your
paper.