The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-09
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LOCAL sRIET1rrs,
Mr.. J. NJ. Lasseter was in Pulaski

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The shipments of cotton, for the
week ending yesterday, aggregated
about 1000 bales.
Mrs. DIR. Mcclellan, of Somer-
vile, Tenn, is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs Ben Taylor.
Mr.. w. R. Collins brought a
drove offine porkers to Pulaski for
shipment last week.
Messrs. w. A. Stewart and W.
A. Reeder, of Lawrenceburg. were
at the st. Giles Sunday.
Miss Alice Wales, OF MINNEAPOLIS
MIMI, is visiting the family OF Mr.
John Phillips,near town.
Mr.. L. j. Bledsoe has opened n
business house on Kelly's creek
TOUR miles east of Elkton'
Mr.. W.C.Carter is the authorized
agent of the CITIZEN at Lynnville
and will receive subscriptions.
Mr.. Clifford G. Edmundson. Of
Nashville, came down last Saturday
on business, and returned on Mon
day.
A new passenger platform has
just been finished at the depot. 1t
is a decided Improvement on the
old one.
The rush of business at the de.
pot, since the new agent, Mr.. Teft.
took charge, has been the heaviest
on record.
Miss Lizzie Long, of Mount
Pleasant, Maury county, was visi
ting the family of Mr.. d. S. Martin
last week.
Mrs. w. r. Porter, of SIMPSONS
Chapel, who was stricken with
paralysis short time ago, is now
recovering.
Mr.. r. G. Reed, of Vale Mills.
will go to Texas in about two
weeks TO visit her son, who is To-
Gated at Desdemona.
Rev. VIM. Witcher, of Giles circuit.
will preach at Pigeon Grove Acade-
nv near Milltown tomorrow morn
ing at eleven o'clock.
Mr.. G. H. Bennett, of near Pros
pect, will leave in about ten DAYS
Tor Texas. He expects to locate
in the vicinity of Dallas.
Messrs. Parson & Sons will open
dry goods store at Midtown in
ew DAYS. This will give the
two stores.
Mrs. j. NJ. King, of Bethany, ac-
'ompanied by her son, has gone to
'ardis, Miss, TO see her brother
Who is very ill AT that place.
The venerable Mr.. Wesley Har-
veil, of the Pisgah neighborhood,
s severely afflicted and is now be-
ng attended by several physicians.
Miss Airie Leftwich, OF Alabama,
5 a guest of her uncle, Rev. DR..
Ieftwich, at the parsonage. We
understand she will attend school
lere.
DR.. j. G. Roberts has been suf-
ering Intensely for several DAYS
With a rising inhis ear, but he hashad
he nerve to keep going and to at
end to his professional duties as
usual.
Mr.. Samuel Morton, an old and
highly respected citizen Of William
.on county, died several DAYS ago.
lie was the father of Mr.. j. T.. Nor
on and Mrs. w. j. Alternately, Of
his county.
The session of Pleasant Hill con-
will meet on Saturday
before the second Sabbath in this
month at 2 O'Clock p. N. The pas
tor, Rev. j. NJ. Ashford, desires a
iull attendance.
The bridge over Richland, where
hemp was applied last Thursday,
IS safe place to stow away chick
ems and firewood. You can't get
negro to go within a quarter of n
nile of it after dark.
Rev. Mr.. Evans, of Culleoka, has
entered upon the duties of pastor at
Nj. Zion church, east of Midtown.
daug liter of Mrs. Amanda Swee-
ney was buried at this church last
week. She died of fever.
DR.. L. b. Harwell returned last
week from Washington where he
attended the annual convocation OF
he National Grange. He reports
a harmonious meeting aud the
transaction of much important bust
ness.
J. C. Sanders, esq, of Wales,
killed 90 hogs, whose average
weight was was 1876 lbs net. II any
body can trot out lot Of porkers
that will beat this, let him come to
the front or forever after hold his
peace.
Mr. VIM. Creepy, who lived east
of Brick church, died recently at
The advanced age of So years. He
was a soldier in some of our early
Indians wars, and was drawing a
peosion from the government. He
was a Methodist for half a century.
The Nashville Sunday Times says
q Nashvillian will soon lead to the
hymeneal altar the psettiest woman
in the state. Wen wager some.
thi g he doesn't. The lady lives
IN Pulaski and we have the best
Of reasons for knowing that she is
married.
Dan Smith was buried Friday
morning in the colored cemetery.
We understand money was sub
scribed by the crowd that hung
him to defray his funeral expenses
and deposited with Mr. Cakes,
funeral undertaken, who saw that
bis remains were decently inferred.
REMOVAL.