The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-03-13

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Capt VIM. Overton, the terror of
!. U. S. law breakers in these parts,
5 was in town Friday. He is ON 9th
] er trails.
4 The Banner says that j B. Law
son of Pulaski was in the city Sun
day. Which one of the boys are
that?
Mr.. Sigman Rosenau has re-
turned from Huntsville, and Will re-
main in Pulaski again for some time.
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Mr.. NJ. C Fitzpatrick and his
beautiful bride attended service at
: thePresbyterian church last Sunday.
Use none but the Challenge Tomatoes
, sold by Craig.
Miss Mamie Sloss is again visit
ing her sister, Mrs E. T. Taliaferro.
She is great favoTite in Pulaski.
Mr.. l. Nj. Lasseteter has taken
position in the house of Ordway,
Dudley d. McGnire, Nashville.
The young ladies and gents north
of town had pleasant fishing party
at TinDon's mill Tuesday.
Judge Jones spent couple of
days at Bethel last week. He was
charmed with its quietness.
Several wagons are kept busy
transferring Jackson's manure pile
to the gardens about town.
Mr.. Albert H. Shields, the hand
some depot agent at Colum bia, spent
Monday night in Pulaski.
We offer our entire stock of dress
goods for less than New York cost.
ARRoWsMITH e. ABERNATHY.
Col. Jno. G. BalIentine got home
Saturday, after three months abb
sence in Mississippi.
Keep your premises clean from
the first and let's have no malaria
here this summer.
Mrs. Harlan o Maury visited her
daughter, Mrs. w. X. Jones, in Pu-
laski last week.
Col. Cock of Franklin passed
through Pulaski Tuesday with a
drove of cattle.
Pitman's Band serenaded y.
Smithson, Esq'r, on East Hill Sat
urday night.
Sweet Potatoes.
A variety of Seed Sweet Potatoes.
mr13-tf B. w. KNIGHT.
The beautiful weather has brought |
out all the babies to have their pic
lures taken.
The fishing rod is fashionable |
now. DR.. Gilmore caught nine last
Thursday.
Rice d. Allison are putting a
splendid plastering to the st. Giles
addition.
Suppose some of those Sunday |
School children should fall from the
gallery?
You may catch, you may Jail moonshiners if
you will,
But others will rise and reman their still.
Mr.. Robinson, the atfable light
ningrod man, is again at home.
McLaurine d Gilmore have new
signs built by Allison d Williams.
FAT.
An extra fat, fine beef meat Saturday
13-1t At KNIGHTS MARKET.
Mr.. j. G. Roller went to Fayette-
vile last week to open loan office.
Esq. j. c. Burgess has been in
town the past week buying mules.
We had proposition from Nash
vile to print book this week.
DR. Rufus White is still confined,
with little or no Improvement.
The nicke. paper trick is raging
in Pulaski. They all bite.
You can buy granulated sugar at
Craig's by the barrel at very low price.
The weather wise promise US
more cold weather yet.
Mrs. j. Cal Young, we are sorry
to learn, is quite i'll.
| Ed Childers Sports plug hat
with his new suit.
Chancery Court adjourned last
Thursday.
Almanac hunters have almost
subsidized.
Mr.. Harry Cameron is very i'll in
Memphis.
Sun rises at 6:12, sets at 6:0S
to day.
Craig is selling canned goods cheaper
| than ever.
Spring goods will soon be here.
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! A hop at the St. Giles to night.
Pleasant Valley.
"But happy theyl the happiest of their kind,
Whom gentle stars unite, and in one fate
| Their hearts, their fortunes and their beings |
| blend.
| TITS not the coarser tie of human laws,
That binds their peace, but harmony itself,
Affirming all their passions into love-"
Since our last several of our
friends have married, apd nov seem !
to be happy in their new relations.
! Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie and DIR. !
Campbell have moved into our
neighborhood. We extend them a
cordial welcome. They are valu-
able acquisition to any community.
Bro. Nj. is a minister of the G. p.
Church, and is a man of profound !
learning, eminent piety and great |
industry. Mrs. III who is now
teaching here. is 9 lady Of rare |