The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-06-03
Lawrenceburg.

The closing exercises of our High
School which will take place on
Friday June 18th are looked forward
to with a great deal of interest,"
We had the pleasure of examining
two medals 20 be awarded TO sue
cessful students a few days ago. A
Peabody bronze medal will be add
ed next week. The two are silver,
beautifully and appropriately en-
graved, and doubtless will be APP
preciatedby those who receive them,
for they have been incentives to
some hard work. All praise to you,
young lady, or young man, whose
will and energy have entitled you
to these hOnors. The work done
by the corps of teachers has been
first class, the main characteristic
being thoroughness. Prof John
sons administration has been
success.
Mr.. w. A. Stewart went To Mt.
Pleasant on Saturday TO attend the
meeting of the congressional com
mittee to select a place for the con
gressional convention to meet.
they decided To call the convention
on the 18th of July at Franklin.
Our people would have much pre-
ferred more central point.
There has been some conflict of
opinion in regard TO the chairman
of the county committee, but they
decided Mr.. Stewart was the legal
chairman. can congratulate the
party in this county for they could
not have a better democrat, a more
earnest worker, or a more complete
gentleman at the helm. You may
expect a good report from the par
ty in this county in the coming
campaign.
There is perfect dearth OF
young ladies In our town now. Ii
this should reach the eye of any
charmer that wishes some one to
love her. let her step right this way
and take choice. Don't be back
ward young ladies for fear they
may think you too easily won-for
our beaux will be only too happy
to welcome you. Now and then a
rural beauty graces our streets and
each one is on the qai viUe TO know
who she is. 1t became quite n Sc
rious matter with certain Nj. ID. and
at the next meeting of The board of
mayor and aldermen they will be
asked TO pass an act requiring every
young lady that comes within the
corporation limits to register her
name for the benefit of said M. ID.
and If they find it impossible to en-
force the act, TO quarantine the
town.
DIR. II. III. Harvey and w. ii. 81
monitor went to Giles on last Thurs
day and returned on Friday. They
have formed a partnership and in
tend to run the Crescent Mills. This
is a No. firm. Mr.. s. is one of
the best posted manufacturers in
the state, while DR.. Ii. is conceded
to be one of the best fnanciers.
Success to you, gentlemen.
Col. Henry Evans, one of the
incest gentlemen and best CONNER
cial men in the south, was in town
last week on a visit to his mother
and sisters, Mrs. w. S. Rose and
Mrs. Davenport. The latter is a
resident of Texas-and this Is the
first meeting in twenty-seven years.
Miss Matte Harvey, of William
son county, is at present The guest
of that most excellent lady, Miss
Harvey, at her residence one mile
east Of town. A gentleman Of taste
says: "She is the fairest blonde my
eyes ever rested upon"
Every one came back from the
centennial looking as unhappy as a
dow tax" Office seeker when he
fails in an effort 10 run democrat
ic convention. y.
May 3Ist 1880.