The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-09-23

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cradle culture and intelligence and |
member of the Presbyterian |
church.
Our types said last week that DR..
d. L. Gordon was one of the pro-
prietors of the factory, when it
! should have been DR.. ID. c. Gordon, |
as everybody knows. Errors OF
this sort will happen in the best
regulated printing offices.
Thomas Brandon, of Reynolds |
Station, is attending Giles College |
and boarding with Prof. Mann. |
The College now has an attendance
of rs pupils, the largest number for
several years, leaving the free
school terms out of the count
|
Mr.. H. E. Wheeler, the advance |
agent of the Huntley-Kennedy |
| Troupe, was in Pulaski this week |
arranging for the performance OF
that incompatible combination dur |
ing fair week. Our people are TO |
enjoy week of these splendid en-
! tertainmentS.
Sweetheart is dead, aged years
and months. sweetheart was Mrs. |
| Arrowsmith's canary. Let no one |
say he died of old age, for she has
another, the sweetest singer in |
| town, that she has had over ten |
years, and he was grown when pre-
scented to her.
Mr.. Harris Solinsky. after max
| ing extensive purchases for the tall
trade in the eastern markets, re-
turned to Pulaski last Thursday, |
and is now busy displaying his pur-
chases to appreciative customers.
Read his advertisement on the first |
page of the CITIZEN.
| Mrs. L. Graham IL Co. opened |
the fall season with a brilliant dis |
| play of novelties in the MILL |
merry line. They are now prepared |
to show the latest styles in MILL |
merry at their new and coy enpori-
um of fashion on the west side of
square. Our fair friends should
give them an early call.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Church will keep a lunch table on
the fair grounds next week, where
the visitors may be able to pur
chase anything in the way OF lun-
cheon from nickel sandwich up to
a first class % CT. meal. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the laying
of the foundation of the new churchl
The ladies hope all friends will pat
ronize them.
The Ladies Mite Society will
give an ice cream and oyster supper
in the academy building at Brick
Church tomorrow night. If
the lovers of CONCEALED sweetness
and deliciously. prepared bivalves
wish to enjoy a real treat we advise
them to attend. We hope. some Of
the Pulaski beaux and bellies will
take in this entertainment for it
is certain to be delightful one.
Sells Brothers Circus brought |
perhaps the largest crowd of people |
to town in several years. The |
street pageant was very fine, and |
the performance came nearer the
bills than any circus we have seen
here. 1t was the most varied and
finely EQUIPPED concern that ever
travelled in these parts and gave
better satisfaction to the audience.
The rush for tickets was like tor
nado and the immense pavilion
was densely packed. They carried
away a bushel of money.
We are sorry to learn that MIR.
c.. Reynolds horse that jumped
through Pigeon Roost bridge last
week is perhaps permanently IN
iured. Mr.. Cliff Thomas thinks
that it will be all right by the fair,
but Mr.. Reynolds is apprehensive.
Mr.. Reynolds refused at the Co
lumbia fair to place any price upon
it and would have refused $500. 1t
is said by those who witnessed its
action that IN combination ring
for style and action it would eclipse
any horse of any age that ever ap
peared in these parts.
We spent two days Of the present
week very delightfully."- with our
friends at Brick Church. During
the greater part of our stay we
were cordially entertained by the
jackson family, whose elegant hos
pitalty is proverblal. We shall
never forget their gracious welcome
a,,,n.tp,ng faro IN MnuIaN ]
we received very kind treatment a.
the hands of Mrs. RothrOck. whose
generous board always groans be
meath a weight of culinary delica-
cies. We have a partiality for the
Brick Church people which we do
not care to conceal.
We invite attention TO the adver-
tisement Of MessTs. Buford Bros. in
this issue. The members Of this
firm are deservedly popular and
their large trade il due to the cor
rect and straightforward principles
upon which they conduct their bus
mess. Their stock OF hardware,
groceries, farming implements, etc,
Is very large and complete at pres
emit, and our country friends would
do well to pay them an early visit,
especially during the fair week, as
bargains are 20 be obtained under
their roof.
While the delegates to the Co
lumbia Presbytery were going to
Mt. Pleasant an accident happened,
caused by criminal carelessDess on
the part of a dealer in logs, which
might have been attended with
fatal consequences. The person al
luded to had been assigned a car
which he loaded with walnut logs.
This was run of on a side track
and the switch locked. Without
notifying anybody he broke the
lock Of the switch, ran the car on
tho main track and loft IL gfaudfne