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

sire. This being done, they n,
longer felt need of fear and con
cluded to return on the noon train
which they headed of and boarded
at the tank after a considerabl,
rush and splash through the mut
and water.
Use the Diamond Spectacles. They
do not tire the eyes. No dizziness. NJ
wavering of sight. Get the best. Fo
sale at WNsHIP's,
1t West Side Square.
We are sorry to lose from oul
county DIR. G. ALI. Alternately, who
has decided to locate at Lewisburs
He leaves large practice at Pros
pect and a host of friends all ovel
this county, but we are sure he will
not be long in acquiring both at his
new home. He is deserving of al
the confidence and patronage that
people may bestow, and to them We
gladly recommend him as a gentle
man and good physician.
The Mayor
is beat, everybody running for Record
er and policeman, anda boyd NJ. Young
IL Co. getting away with all of them
selling cheap tinware and Charter Oak
Stoves. 1t
During the past year Maj. ALI
man, the great Middle Tennessee
stock grower, has sold $S,699.25 70,
himself, and $3,172.5O for his neigh
hors. He has more stock on hand
than usual at this time of year, and
fewer orders, on account of the low
price of cotton and the scarcity OF
money He has now thorough
breds, trotters, jacks, jerseys, cots
wolds, berkshires, &C., of all ages
and sexes.
A gentleman in Giles received a
letter from his sister in Texas not
long since giving very gloomy
description of things in general
and imploring him not to come
there. No work to DO, wages moth
ing, mud, northers, poor crops, etc.
She sums it all up by saying that
she had rather live in q rail pen
here than white house there.
MOlaSSeS and Sugar.
New New Orleans Sugar and Molasses
receiving, and at low prices, at
dec20-lm j. l.. HILL 81 Co.'S.
There was a small attendance at
Moot Congress last Saturday night
on account of the election, the
count not being finished until about
9 o'clock. Mr.. Parker was called
to the chair and the resolution de-
claring it the duty of Tennessee to
pay her debt was discussed, but no
conclusion arrived at.
Mr.. Rankin's horse ran away with
the milk wagon across the square
last Friday, creating quite a stir,
but doing little damage. 1t ran in
front of Sullivan's store and N. Y.
Store behind the lamp post and out
without striking anything, and fell
just at the top of the hill on Nc
Crews corner.
Cooking stoves at $3.50 and one gallon
buckets at 25cts, for two weeks, at
Boyd Nj. Young & Co.'S. cheap Charter
Oak Store. jy17-2t.
The Board of Trustees for Mar
tin College have elected Miss Liz
zie Alternately, daughter of Mr.. Jas.
E. Alternately of this county, to fill
the vacancy in the Art Department,
caused by the resignation of Miss
Mamie Cody. She has been teach
ing at Shelbyville, and comes well
Bargains in Blankets at 81 20 per pair
at the New York Store.
DR.. Louis b. Stanley started yes
terday for Florida to stay two or
three months. He goes in search of
better health, and we hope he may
come back with forty pounds more
of Southern flesh, for there does not
exist better young man with more
promise of usefulness to himself
and to the people.
A good Saddle Maker can find steady
employment at
dc2O-tf j. l.. HILL 4 Cos.
Messrs. Steele and Marable of
GAINESVILLE spent three or four days
in Pulaski during last week, They
were ON business. We before init
mated our objection to the Clarks-
vile bioods coming here on such
crrands. Our young ladies are
needed and tcaAled at home.
Try Alternately q Craig's "Old Pro-
cess Flour" the best in the market, sold
by w. X. Craig.
a teakettle has been hanging I'M
der Flautt Il Co.'s awning for sew
eral months as a sign and had be-
come filled with water. One day
last week countryman was stand
ing under it, when it overturned it
self and drenched him all over.
Great Closing Out Sale at
inlO-4t w. Il. McCALL'S.
Frank NJ. Cannon, Esq Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Lawrence, was
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