The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-15

Bette Jenkins, all of Giles Co
Messrs. John w. Dyer, Chas. c.
Vaughn, S. w. Butler and Chas. 0.
Bull are the deputies appointed by
II. Arrowsmith, Sheriff elect.
Mr.. Louis Butler of Shelbyville,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Isaac
Butler, of the n. Y. Store, and his
sister, Mrs. FIankle.
Mr.. G. NJ. Meek, County Court
clerk elect of Lawrence county,
spent several days in the city dur
ing the past week.
Great numbers of wa3ermelons
are brought into town every day,
but we don't know whether they are
good or not.
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Gen. Geo. w. Gordon of Mem
phIs, has been in Pulaski for several
days circulating among friends and
relatives.
Misses Annie Buford, of Buford' s
Station, and Susie Chapel, of Co.
lumbia, spent few days in Pulaski
last week.
Mr.. George Petway and his moth
er, Mrs. Geo. w. Petway, of Nash
vile, are visiting at Mr.. L. E. Alb
ernathy's.,
Mr.. Marion Crawford, of the Pea
body Hotel, Memphis, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. j. B. Childers, in
Pulaski.
Gov. Jno. G, Brown left last week
for Philadelphia, expecting to re
turn to the convention in Nashville
to-day,
/ Mr.. Fayette Nelson has been con-
fined to his bed for several days
with relapse of his recent bilious
attack.
Private w. j. Whitthorne of Co
lumbia, was at the st. Giles Tues
day night-a gentleman in its purest
sense.
Noble Smithson, Esq, has been
at Lewisburg this week defending n
man in Criminal Court for murder
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Miss Matte Dickinson has re-
turned home aftera protracted visit
! of several months in Norwich, n. Y.
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Every body was a candidate until
the election, and now everybody is
an applicant for deputy sheriff.
Mr.. II. X. Brannan and family
have moved into the house on East
Hill owned by j. B. Stacy, Jr.
Mrs. j. b. Childers and her son,
Scion Rose, spent the greater part
of the past week at Elkmont.
Mr.. w. G. S. Anderson, of Nash
vile, has been visiting Pulaski this
week, his family being here.
Mr.. Matt. Sheriff. of Merryville,
passed up to Culleoka Monday
morning to attend school,
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Rev. James A. Orman, Presiding
Elder of the Fayetteville District,
was in the city Friday last.
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Mrs. NJ. j. Morris has lost three
very fine COWS in the last week by
! some unknown disease.
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Marbles are raging again il rear
OF the drug store. Last season S
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Miss Adelaide Jamison of Co.
lumbia is visiting in Pulaski at Mr..
Fred. Regenold's.
Mr.. Tom Mahoney has sold his
house and lot in town and moved
to the country.
Dir. VIM. u. Lewis returned FROM
his Alabama farm Friday, after a
weeks absence.
Our market report and announce
ments are in the last column Of the
End page.
Giles sent up good delegation
to the convention in Nashville
to-day.
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Old Whistles and Brandies for Med
cal purposes cheap at
aug9-tf GIBSON & GILBERT.
Mrs. Winship rides in a spanking
new buggy. lobe is proud of it.
Read what our friend Will Craig
has to say about Mexican dollars.
Mai. II. c. Bate of Lawrence is
spending a few days in Pulaski.
Mr.. Tom Buford is recreat;pg at
Hurricane Springs.
Chsncery Court convenes in Pu-
laski Sept. :.
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