The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-09-02

ScfSIdl weeks 10 relatives In PulaS
XII and vicinity
You have never seen that bovine
miracle, a Herd of Six Performing
Colorado Cattle, but you Will see
them at Pulaski. on September
18th.
We are indebted to our clever
townsman, Mr.. T. NJ. Bunch, who is
quaffing the torred waters of the
Hot Springs, for a file of late Ar
kansas papers
Mrs. NJ. E. Harris, daughter of
Mrs. John D. White, after lengthy
and pleasant visit to her relatives
here, returned to her home in Lou
isville yesterday.
Mrs. Tully Brown returned to
her home in Nashville Tuesday, af-
ter spending several days with her
relatives and friends in Pulaski.
She is at all times a welcome visitor.
Rev. Robert Caldwell, after
spending several weeks with his old
friends in Pulaski, left Monday
morning to resume pastoral charge
of the Presbyterian church at LIv-
ingston, Ala.
Ex-Gov. John G. Brown, after
spending few days in Pulaski, left
for Texas Thursday last. We are
gratified to learn that he will make
at least two speeches in this county
during the present canvass.
The republicans will hold a con
gressional convention at Columbia
on the 7th inst We will wager a
life size picture Of Garfield against
a wooden toothpick that the nomi-
nee will be from Maury county.
Mrs. William Carroll returned to
Pulaski last week, much to the de-
light of her numerous friends. She
has been summering at Minneapo
las, Mimi, and we are glad to know
that the cool and invigorating
breezes of the northwest have great
ly benefited her health.
Col. w. N. Doughty, of Muir
freesboro, accompanied by his esti-
mable lady, arrived in Pulaski Sat
urday last. The illness of their
daughter, Mrs. F. SmIthson, was
the cause Of their visit. Col.
Doughty left for Murfreesboro
Monday, hut Mrs. Doughty will re-
main in Pulaski for week or two.
Miss Minnie Brown will leave
Saturday next for Georgetown, d.
c., to attend the famous Convent
Academy in that city. She will he
accompanied by her mother and
Miss Daisy, and will be absent I'M
Til the holidays. Her bright and
attractive face will be sadly missed
in Pulaski.
Scion Z. Rose, jr.,. Marion Chill
dress, jr., and Tom Mason left for
Nashville Monday to resume their
studies at Vanderbilt University.
They enjoyed the vacation i'm
mensely, and we opine the call to
books had rather an unpleasant
sound. Tom Mason was accompa-
MED by hls bicycle.
Prof. Jones received from New
York last week, for the use Of
Martin College, some handsome
pieces of apparatus, consisting in
part of an electrical machine, an air
pump, 9 microscope, etc. A large
terrestrial globe and planete-
'rian are expected soon. These
valuable additions to the appurte-
nances of the College will afford pu
pills increased facilities for pursuing
the higher branches of study.
We invite attention to the law
card of Taliaferro and Allen. Mr..
Taliaferro is so we'll known in this
communi y that any allusion to his
merits would be wholly super6uous.
Mr.. Allen, however, does not enjoy
so large an acquaintance, and for
that reason we deem it proper to
say to those who are not acquainted
with his private character aud pro
fessional capacity that he is gen
tleman in the truest acceptation OF
the term and a lawyer of pro-
nounced ability.
An interesting protracted meet
ing at the Presbyte ian church at
Brick Church, conducted Us the
pastor, Rev. w. II. Thompson,
closed a few nights ago with TWEEN
4 F.. "a
ship. Among these we're some Of
the best citizens of the neighbor-
hood, whose example henceforth Will
prove potential in Christian work
NJ. r. II. Laird, O.. b Dismukes,
esq and several members of the
Jacks son family, for instances.
Capt. A. C. Irvine has taken one
of his periodical flights eastward in
search of goods. This time, in an
ticipation of an abundant trade, he
will cram the market with suitable
purchases and suvfeit the ladies
with a superabundant array of au-
tumnal novelties. His dIscrimina-
ting taste is too well known to re
qulre special mention mere, anu the
mere announcement that he is pene-
trating the commercial centers
means seasonable attractions for
the fair and solid solace for sun
burnt slies of the sterner sex.
MIR. Theo. Richardson, of this
place, has embarked ia the family
grocery business at Birmingham,
Ala, with Mr.. Will Mason. ut one
time a travelling salesman for Ord
way, Dudley d Mcclure, of Nash
Vile. Mr.. Richardson's departure
from Pulaski will be sincerely re-
gretted, as he belongs to that class
of young men whose correct bust
ness habits and very perceptible
moral worth attach resi- value TO
their citizenship; but since his in
terests seem to lie in the direction
of his new home. his numerous
friands hare will not withhold a