The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-03-27

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Messrs. Kerurick d Roberts
moved their ten-pin alley to Fay
etteville last Friday. They carried
the tracks on Two wagons.
Ladies, if you wish your dresses made
in the latest style and neatest lit, cut by
your measure on scientific principles,
call ON Mrs. Jas. Peppel, room up
stairs, near the CITIZEN Office. 1927
Snlpe hunting Is now substituted
for partridge shooting. DR.. Stump
ter and Rev. Mr.. Long were the
champions last week.
Messrs. j. L. Harrahan and j. Il.
Craik, the two watchful track su-
pervisors of the N. d d. r. r., were
in town Tuesday.
Teach the boys to plant, prune,
graft and bud. Let them rise with
the lark, yoke the steers, and har
ness the colt.
soft sawder' is american for
soft solder" The Peoples Paper
should solder the holes In its die
tiOnary.
Mrs. HUI. f. Ewing returned from
Evansville, Ind, Tues6ay, where
she has been on visit tor several
weeks.
Rev. J. d Barbee is delivering a
series of lectures at PisAah this
week on the doctrines of the Church.
In Quorum Court Monday Jos.
F. Wilson qualified as executor of
the estate Of JAS. Reynolds, dec d.
Sweet Potatoes.
A variety of Seed Sweet Potatoes.
mrl3-tf B. w. KNIGHT.
Maj. W. j. Sykes, Esq'r," Is the
wav Mr.. Col. Aft. ). Horsley,
Esq'r, Editor, fisherman, writes 1t.
The wind last Friday night blew
out windows and shattered plaster
ing in several houses IN town.
Arrowsmith & Alternately have
had the inside OF their house newly
painted and IL looks splendid.
Spring was ushered in with ter
rife rains-doubtIess trying to
drown the spring pot.
Mr.. Wetherford's COW, near the
Factory, presented him with twin
calves Friday morning.
Spring goods are coming in and
ali the boys with credit Will soon
have nobby suits.
Judge j. c. Walker was in Ala
bama the greater part OF last week
ON business.
Mr.. Frankie of the N. Y. Store
will leave fol- New York to day or
to morrow.
Mr.. j. Ed. jackson was quite
sick last week from billiOusness, but
is now up.
'Mr. H. 6. Brown, popular sales
man, was IN Pulaski several days
this week.
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How can you beet SUGAR. Fay.
Elk. Why. with u sugar cane, OF
course.
Mrs. Mary b. Mcdonald is visit
ing her daughter in MeMinnvilIe,
Tenn.
A large squad OF negroes left here
Tuesday for the Muscle Shoals
Canal.
Mrs. Ed. jackson was quite Ill
last week, but is now much improved
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VIII Craig has small lot OF Aberna-
thy d Craig's Flour.
Senator Ewing and Representa-
tive Harwell spent sunday at home
Miss Smith Is receiving heI
spring goods. See advertisement
The new jury box, etc, are being
put up by Mr. Neill McGrew.
Mr.. ~ rec Rodes sold one OF his
gates to be shipped to Texas
Bob Mitchell drew sthe $50, 900 in
the last Louisiana drawing.
Mr. Lee Rosenau is handsomely
renovating his store house.
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Flocks of black birds make these
spring evenings melodious.
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Mr.. Geo. W. McLaurine returned
; from Cincinnati Saturday.
You can always buy the best COTE
/ at VIII Craig's.
, Capt. JAS. HI. Andrews of Colum
r bia was here yesterday.
Mr.. Bun. Allison rejoiceth tina
D it is a bouncing boy.
: Why don't you reorganize you
base bali clue, boys?
Listen to the Mocking Bird
next week.
g Turnip greens are exceedin
2 scarce.
Don't pack away your hanneljus
yet.
The cold snap ruined some gardens
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The hen birds are hunting straw