The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-12-02
The Pulaski Tin House

street.
Mr.. R. H. Ragsdals, of Aspen
Hill, has lost 46 fine hogs with the
cholera.
/ Yancy Beatty, of Elkton, who
went TO Texas year ago, has re.
turned home.
Mrs. George Anderson, Of the
Brick Church neighborhood, 10, we
are sorry to learn, very dangerous
ly i'll.
| Mr.. Thad Cook, OF the Brick
Church neighborhood, has offered
his land for sale as he thinks Of
going to Texas.
| The Memphis Appeal learns that
Iex-Gov. John G. Brown is men.
toned in connection with the Uni.
ted States Senatorship.
| Messrs. T. S. White and Eugene
Higgins, ofLincoln county, brought
la drove of mules to Pulaski last
Thursday for shipment south.
Mr.. d. L. Gordon, of Brick
Church, after spending o week or
more with relatives In Williamson
county, returned home Monday.
Santa Claus is on q boom like
Everything else this year. The in
dications point to larger trade in
Christmas goods than ever before.
Fire wood comes near selling by
the pound, it is SO dear. We arc
sorry for our poor, but glad to sec
the vood-haulers making some
thing.
Mr.. Lemon, q Lincoln county
gentleman, carried of q fair Giles
county bride yesterday. That's
right. Go in. Lemon, and get
squeezed.
Hon. w. G. Whltthorne passed
through Nashville Monday, en- route
to Washington city, to be present
at the reassembling Of Congress
next Monday.
Maj. Stacy, clerk and master, sold
last week the Edgar K. Cox tract Of
land on Robertson's Fork, consist
ing of 300 acres, ct an average price
of $23 per acre.
Columbia Herald: John Hunter,
late with L. Marks of this place,
left Monday for Pulaski to engage
in the milling business. He will
move his family there very soon.
Messrs. Sam H. Mccoy and Will
liam Doss, two ex Confederate sol
diers, lost each an arm in the late
war, but they are two of the best
corn producers in the 18th district
Miss Mamie Crockett, of Nash
Vile, who is pursuing her studies
here, went home Tuesday to spend
few days. She was accompanied
by her friend, Miss Georgia Adams.
Mr.. Chapman Roy, of Milltown
has another fine boy at his house.
Boy rhymes splendidly with Roy
and Chap, as a name, will pretty
fairly indicate the sex of the little
fellow.
Mr.. w. L. DuBose visited the
Y. NJ. @. A. rooms at Nashville last
week and brought back many valu-
able suggestions for our own
Some of them are already assuming
practical shape.
Rt. Rev. Bishop c. t, Quintard
will be here, it is thought, in a
week or two, to confirm another
class at the church OF the Messiah.
The Bishops health, We are glad
to learn, is improving.
Mrs. Jesse Biles, OF the vicinity
of Bethel, highly esteemed lady,
died Monday night last OF consump-
ton. She was sister of Mr.. III.
b. King, at Irvine's. Her funeral
took place yesterday morning.
Maj. N. +. Chealrs is pushing
matters vigorously at Vale Mills,
they say. 1t promises under his
management to assume vaster pro-
portions until it becomes one of tho
firstof its kind in the south.
We are glad to hear that our Mr..
Jas. d. Andrews stepped right into
a good place upon q Dallas paper
the next day after his arrival 10
Texas. Such men as he is are
always in demand at the top.
Some of the most beautiful novel
ties of the season are the china
roses at Grigsby q Anderson'a.
They are designed as ornaments
for the ladies' hair and will be cure
to captivate feminine fancy.
Mr.. William A. McCanless, OF tho
Friendship nsighborhood, who mar
ried recently, has gone to house
keeping at his fathers old homo.
He is about TO take another com
iorter in his house-the Citizen.
Sunday was one OF the gloomiest
days OF the season. The rain
poured down steadily until long af-
ter nightfall and the outlook FROM
indoors was so dismal and unprom-
Using that few people ventured
out.
Hon. +. T. Taliaferro was Ia
Nashville yesterday attending tho
meeting OF the Democratic presi
Dental electors, who assembled la
the capitol at IL NJ. to cast the vote
OF Tennessee for Hancock aud
English.
Mrs. Rush Williamson, OF the
9th district, who has been confined
to her bed for nine weeks with
a serious affection Of the stom ach.
is now improving. This will be
pleasing intelligence to her numer-
Gus friends.
A friend informs US that there IL
about an equal number of Justices
of the Peace and Ministers OF the
Gospel in Giles county. or the
ministers, about 80 are MethodIsts
and one-third Of the whole number
are pastors.
A good deal Of poultry is being
shipped from the different alta
tions in this county. DIR. AlyG
Clayton and Mr.. j. McCrory sent on
| 200 turkeys in one lot last week.
They were bought In Giles and
Marshall counties.
Mr.. Frank Rose, late salesman
at Buford Bros, Is now connected
with the enterprising stove and tin
ware house of Scallorn d Ray.
He is a brisk and polite salesman
and will -antsar good aorr,foa -