The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-01-30

f MISS MdLLle Davenport, the love
" daughter of our friend Cap
Thos ID. of Lawrenceburg, was maj
ried on the 10Th inst. to Mr.. n. l
Simms of Lawrence county.
Our friend James G. Alternately
+ who went to Denton county, Texas
last fall, is delighted with-his frs
: boy. Thus Texas is being people
r with Abernathys.
Onion Sets and Clover in abundanc
jan23-2t f. NJ. BUNCH 8.
, a great many people from tn
country came to hear the great sci
mon on dancing Sunday night
There was service at neither of tn,
other churches.
| Mr.. VIM. Maultsby, who moveC
from this county to Texas abou
three years ago, returned last Fri
day and took up his abode again il
Giles.
Landreth's fresh and genuine Gardel
Seeds for sale by Sumpter 81 Lacey.
Who ever heard oysters whoop'
Il Boston Traveller. Who evel
heard Goldfish bawl?- Fayetteville
Express. Who ever heard musselS
yell?
Mr.. Alex Black is still in a very
critical cOndition-his liver disease
and lung complications being slow
to yield to treatment.
Col. 10. d. Baugh of Elkmont,
the veritable embodiment of fun
loving cleverness, was up last week
to see Chap.
Call on Geo. N. McGrew at F. NJ.
Bunch's, and see how cheap he sells
goods. jan23-2t
Be ashamed to treat your COWS
so badly, when feed is so cheap
East Hill COWS are all rolling fat
this winter.
DIR. w. Z. Wilson will have his
boy study medicine. He wont com
mence yet, however, for he is just a
week old.
Mr.. Jno. j. Sullivan has taken
charge of part of Mr.. w. F. Ballen-
tines farm south of town and is 60
ing to run a dairy.
Landreth's Seeds in bulk Tor sale by,
Sumpter 81 Lacey.
There's not room for all the boys
who wish to shove the cue around
Finley's magnificent new tables.
Schaefer made the largest billiard
run ever made in public in the New
York tournament Tuesday--44S.
Dick Colyar, cold, was arrested
and tried and held in bail last week
for rcbbing Jas. Skeletons larder.
Mrs. DR.. j. f. Grant has been
spending two weeks at her fathers,
DR.. Jesse Mayes, on Bradshaw.
Every man is satisfied who buys Cof-
fee from WILL. CRAIG.
Mr.. David Sanders shipped a car
load of mules from this depot to
Montgomery Tuesday night.
Be patient. Several legislatures
are in session and the fool killer
can't be everywhere at once.
Misses Ella Nelson and Lizzie
Beatty of Elkton are visiting in the
city at Mr.. Fayette Nelson's.
Leather, Hames, Collars, Traces, Back
Bands, ETC., cheap at +. NJ. BUNCH's.
The National House of Repre-
sentatives has passed bill restrict
ing Chinese immigration.
Rosenau q Loveman bought Capt.
L. b. Wade's cotton last week, pay
ing about S5,40O for 1t.
Dance up to the tax-colector's of !
flee before February l, or you may
have to tack on costs.
The recent spring weather put |
housewives to looking over their
old seed bags.
Call on Sumpter s. Lacey for Lam
dreth's fresh Garden Seeds.
Thunder and lightning and rain
Tuesday night ana yesterday varied !
the weather.
Bradea IL Rose bought about so, |
600 pounds of hay from j. c. Con-
ner last week
A Memphis house, we learn, will /
shortly open music store in Pu-
laski.
Mr.. Will 5. Eel occupies the /
Epperson place on LIST Main.
We've seen a coon-skin itself, and /
a catfish for a compliment.
Mr. G. 5. Townsend is at his post
in the city telegraph office.
Mr.. Harry Cameron left Saturday
for his home in Memphis.
Z. L. Harwell will begin school at
Pisgah the LIST OF March.
Cotton factories always spool
their issues.