The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-01-16

1860, and then again in 1S70-serv-
ing only a few months the last time
on account of political disabilities.
This covered a period of % years.
but part of the time embraced the
war, during which he was some
times "a magistrate and sometimes
not, according to the rulings of the
powers that ruled.
Such shaking and shuddering, shivering and
chattering,
With glacial winds blowing and brumal rains
pattering,
With icicled noses and frost-bitt toeses-
| Bleak, raw, frigid, piercing, hyperboreal
Broil, singe parch aud scorch, smelt, bake.
even roast US
Melt, fuse, liquefy, cauterize, scald and
toast US
D Winter cheese your racket and give us q est,
Wipe the ice from your chin and pull down
: your vest.
The following paragraph was
omitted from Maj Sykes letter
which is printed on our first page.
The reader will apply it at the
f proper place:
The value of farm products in
Lawrence county in 1870 was 1914
S9I.00; of manufactures, $320,3l9.-
90, of live stock, 53,64I.OO.
This shows the value of the trade
of this county to the town which
can obtain it.
The stockholders of the Giles
National Bank last Tuesday elected
the following Board of Directors,
to-wit: S. f. Rose j. A. Sumpter,
NJ. Childress, Jas. McCallum, Jno
S. Wilkes, d. c. Gordon, Jno. d.
Flautt, G. Osborn and L. w.
McCord. The directors organized
by electing S. E. Rose Pres, JAS
McCallum, V. P, S. Z. +. Rose,
Cashier and Will Alternately Asst.
CASHIER.
He was another one of US. Bay
ard Taylor first started in Boston
poor printer boy. Boys, we can't
all get as high as Brother Taylor
did; but as we have better start
than any of you in that direction,
you fellows just stand behind and
push US up, and when we get snugly
ensconsed up there we'll reach down
a helping hand, and-and-borrOw
all the spare cash you've got.
Henry Inmon, aged %, died of pull
monary disease on the 10th inst, at
the residence of his father-ln law,
Mr.. James Mclean. Mr.. Inmon
was native of Big Creek, long a
citizen of Pulaski, was social and
genial in his disposition, kind at
heart, and had many warm friends.
He leaves a devoted young wife to
mourn his un timely death. We ex-
topd our most cordial sympathy.
Capt. A G. Irvine and Mr.. 0. NJ.
Dunn have united with Mayor Ma
son and Frank Webb, and they are
making additions to their local tele
graph line. 1t will extend from the
depot to Mr.. Dunn's residence;
thence TO Mr. Mason's residence;
thence to the St. Giles Hotel; from
there to Mr.. Webb's residence, and
thence to Mason's office.
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An election of the officers of The
National Bank occurred Tuesday.
The old board of directors were re-
elected; as follows: w. F. Ballen
tine, Pres; j. B. Chihders, V. Pres ;;
Directors j. P. May, j. B. Stacy,
ST., J. H. Cannon, n. Smithson and
i T. NJ. Jones. Geo. 7. Riddle was
re elected Cashier and Jno. r. Beas
ley Assistant.
The first number of a perio 1ical
especially devoted to the interest of
the Pulaski Reading Club and to
Pulaski society will be issued short
ly. 1t has a complement of editors
who are first-class LaerdteurS and are
Gu fat in all matters of etiquette
and high life society. 1t will create
a futter in upper tendon circles.
Mr.. Frank Lander sewers his con-
nection with The. National Bank
and will probably make his home
elsewhere. Mr.. Lander has proven
himself to be a gentleman of great
worth and refinement and has won
the esteem of all our citizens. We
would regret exceedingly to see
him leave US.
Owing to the passenger trains be-
ing so frequently and so much be
hind time, the runs of Conductors
Brown, Stephenson and Dillehay
, have been changed, making them lie
over at Decatur twelve hours on
each trip. This is a more laborious
: arrangement, but is probably only
temporary.
In Quorum Court Monday, w. D.
Fuller qualified administrator of
Roam Fuller decd. L. H. Aber-
nathy qualified as County Survey
or. Jno. w. McLarine qualified as
Deputy Surveyor. The will Of
Sam'l. Taught and was probated
and j. Nj. Parker and G. n. Taught
qualified as executors.
Mr.. S. Ed. +. Rose as Cashier
and Mr.. Will Alternately as Assist
ant at the Giles National Bank
speaks volumes in compliment to
the business integrity and worth OF
. both these young men, and we are
, sure they will prove themselves en-
inently fit for the duties they are to
assume.
The best recent joke was an at
tempt made yesterday morning by
: Mr.. Will DuBOse upon the person
of this Local III trying to overfeed
=. him on candy. We ate until he
e got tired furnishing, and then felt