The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-19
Will Rose, of Columbia, spent
Sunday III Pulaski.


Mr.. Flournoy Rivers, who has
been quite sick at Elkmont, is
much better.
Miss Mollie Lewis, after pleas
ant visit to friends in Alabama, re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Lucy Marks, after a visit of
several weeks to relatives in Ala
bama, returned to her home in Giles
last week.
Mr.. Lindsay Smith is still very
low with typhoid fever and there
was no material change in his con
d;tion yesterday.
Mrs. n. S. Townsend's symptoms
are much more favorable and her
family are much elated at the pros
pect Of her recovery.
Please pay your subscription to
the CITIZEN in something to eat
Dried fruit, hams, onions-any-
thing to eat-at once.
Mr.. T. L. Crow, OF Stanford, KY,
spent a day or two in Pulaski this
week, visiting his relatives, the
family Of Mr. a. L Crow.
Miss Lula Baxter, an agreeable
and accomplished representative of
Nashville society, is the guest Of
Capt. and Mrs. f. Arrowsmith.
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Contributions to Y NJ. c.. A. this
week: DR.. Edmundson, 2 large
volumes; Thos. Watterson, 4
books and papers; L. w. McCords
3 books.
Mr.. II. w. Buttorf, of Philips,
Buttorf d. Co., Nashville, the larg
est stove and tinware house south
of the Ohio river, was at the St.
Giles Monday.
We Acknowledge with thanks the
receipt OF an invitation to attend a
grand Midsummer Ball which was
given at the jackson House, E,ount
Springs, Ala, last night.
Capt. Jas. r.. Grove has accepted
the special agency of the Equitable
Insurance Co., of Nashville, and will
commence TO travel in Tennessee
/ for his company about Sept. 1st.
Ed Martin, the barber, will give
you the most satisfactory hair cut
you ever had, and his tonic will re-
move all dandruff. We have tried
him for years and he always pleases.
There will be a tub race on the
evening of the fourth day Of the
Fair. Mr.. Il. II Lasseter is getting
it up and it will afford vast amuse-
ment for the crowd on that day.
10, a bright little son of our es
teemed friend, Mr.. j. L. Pearcy, is
quite i'll with dipptheria. We trust
he will be able to overcome the dis
ease and enjoy speedy restoration
TO health.
Messrs. Ernest Meredith, Louis
Dickinson, F. Smithson, f. G. Blu
ford, =. r. Grove, b. p. Roy. S. L.
c. Doak and w. Haynie Rose are
attending the senatorial convention
at Lawrenceburg.
Mr.. p. II. Bass, of Dry Hill, Laud
erdale county, an old Giles COUNT
an and one Of the CITIZENS best
friends, came up on a visit TO his
relatives and old home friends last
week and will return about Monday.
Mr.. G. w. Scallorn, of Muir
freesboro, a partner in the house of
Scallorn q Ray Of this city, has
been in town several days. Mr..
Ray visited his old home last week
and brought Mr.. Scallorn with him.
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Mr.. Charles Lane, of Athens,
Ala, was visiting friends in Pulas-
Xxi early in the week. He was one
Of the successful candidates for the
legislature on the regular democrat
ic ticket at the recent election in
that state, and bears his blushing
honors with becoming meekness.
An interesting protracted meet
ing, conducted by Rev. w "A.
Turner. assisted by other Jealous
and efficient ministers, Is going on
at Olivet. The attendance is large
and the interest increasing daily.
Rev. DR.. Leftwich preached a very
convincing sermon Monday morn
ing
Messrs. Wlnship d Co., a conju-
gal firm embracing a very clever
gentleman and his remarkably
clever wife have our thanks for a
basket of luscious grapes and
plums, which reached US at a time
when they were especially accepta-
bile. We relished them exceed
ingly.
A stalk of cotton pulled on the
9th inst, from the farm of K. j.
Barber. contained SO bOlls, 200
squares. and % full, snow white
blooms. John Arch Richardson
will have to acknowledge his weak
ness in the face of this trophy, al
though he came up manfully last
Thursday with stalk containing 81
boIls.
Mr.. j. II. Jackson had the mis-
fortune to lose a fine horse last
Sunday afternoon, Two young
men, George Carter and Davis
Hendricks, hired the horse for q
pleasure drive. The day being 4
very warm one, ami the horse
free goer, they incautiously
drove too fast and far. The horse
fell dead in the harness on the
road near the residence of the late
Alexander Black. We would ad
wise all persons hiring horses thi:
hot weather to be content with
moderate rate of speed
] Mr.. Isaac Butler, of the New
5 York Store, left for the eastern mar
kets Monday afternoon TO buy
heavy fall stock. He says his pur
! chases will be larger than ever be
fore and that he will be able to OF
fer TO the trade on his return ont
of tt e completest and most attrac
tive stocks of dry good, ladies