The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-04-10
Bohemian.

1t is with much sadness that we
note the death Of our much re-
spected friend Mr.. VIM. Boone,
which occurred last Tuesday, April
LIST. Deceased was about twenty
five years Vf age, and leaves a grief
stricken mother to mourn his loss.
Your correspondent was intimately
acquainted with the deceased since
early childhood, and always found
him to be a young man of moral
adornments, temperate habits, So
cial and Christian virtues. Mr..
Boone was Jealous and devoted
member of the Christian Chuch,
and lived consistent with the faith.
He died a triumphant death, real
ling in the fruitions of hope q
happy resting place among the
sainted spirits OF golden crowns
whom He hath blessed with iuces.
SAINT glory and happiness. We hope
his Christian achievements have
borne his soul to the celestial skies
on the wings of bliss, and given
him a crown of never ceasing hap
piness as a recompense for the trials
and suferings of this terrestrial
sphere. Although the days of life
are dark and opaque, in the Chris
tian's death the scene is changed,
for when the soul quits this achln.
casket, and is borne away on the
p'nions of bliss to Him who gave it,
there is rest for the weary" and
on its elysian shores, around the
throne of God, is the cOmpen-
sation of our moral and Christian
achievements.
'' TITS sweet to think when life is DER,
To Heaven cur souls ascend,
That trials and,troubles are no more,
For peace AMI virtue never end.n
Most of our people are in favor
of the railroad. Can't Pulaski lend
a helping hand to the enterprise2
We have nothing particular to say
on the subject, except that we are
in favor of it and will 40 anything
to urge its structure. We hope our
citizens will all be posse ssed of an
enterprising spirit and aid its adj
vancement. We think its financial
effects will amply recompense all
our eXerJiOn5.
Wednesday evening found an as
semblage of our youths al DIR. t. ID
Davenport s. where mirth and gay
ETY. smiled on all around. Your
correspondent, joyous OF anticipa
ton, mounted his FIERY Pegasus"
and plunglng into the stygian dark
ness, sped away at rapid rate TO
the scene of pleasure, where he ar
rived in due time. The young gents
were completely eclipsed by the
winning smiles and captivating
charms of the fair maidens. You
won't wonder, Mr.. Editor, when
give you a specimen of my refer
ences: AS Misses Lucy Rose and
Alice Smithson. The time sped
swiftly away, while we enjoyed such
games as "blind mans buff, "pos-
som pie" DC.
Who is "Gourdhead' or Go
ahead" that wants Instructions on
the culture OF farm productions2
We would suggest that our eXpe
IltuCG III JuCSC dNOCdSlOuS 10 Nti1
limited, but when we become adopts
in agricultural arts, that proficiency
may speak for us, we will then give
him the exact n1odus opera5di. Corn
planting is in iull blast. Most OF
the fruit was nipped in the bud last
week by Jack Frost. Mrs. j r
Neal has been quite i'll for a few
days, but we hope to see her con
valescing in a short time. Miss
Ada Turner of Lawrenceburg is
teaching school on Gimiett creek at
the railroad commissary, about two
miles west of this place. She comes
among us with the commendatioh
OF being an active instructor of the
young. May she realize the most
extravagant expectations of sue
cess Dir. w. n Reed is still i'm
proving his place. Matrimony is
herself again. We will report to
you all the developments
April s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES