The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-08-26


many welcome visitors to Pulaski.
Ed Sumpter's cat killed his
sweetestsinging canary the other
night.
Rev. j. w. Hoyt of Nashville,
the eminent divine, was in Pulaski
Monday.
Mr.. viii Smithson has a good
school near Lynnville. He was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. John r. Beasley of Athens
has been visiting his old friends in
Pulaski this week.
The remains of the late Judge
Spofford were embalmed at Cincin-
natl last Monday morning.
Mr.. Pink May was very sick last
week with malarial pneumonia, but
was mu oh better yesterday.
Mr.. r. A. LasseteI will have
charge of the cotton weighing de
partment at the depot again this fall
Messrs. L. E. Alternately, of Pu-.
laski, and a. w. Moore of Elkton,
will start north to day for their fall
stock.
Mr.. P. H. Campbell of Memphis,
father of Mrs. Calvin Reynolds,
was visiting here two or three days
the past week.
We learn that the baths at Hot
Springs made Mr.. 1. Nj. Lasseter
quite sick for while, but that now
he is improving.
Mrs. Marshall and Miss Early
Wells, of Nashville, came to the
Linden Monday to attend the Ins,l.
tute now in session.
10, The little son of our friend Mr..
j. L. Pearcy, lad very malignant
attack of diphtheria last week, bu.
is now convalescent.
Miss Lula Rainey, a very charm
ing young lady of Nashville, who
has been visiting relatives near
Wales, returned home last Friday,
A Pennsylvania drummer who
said he was for Garfield the other
night in Pulaski was free to admit
that Hancock would carry his
state.
Mr.. Harris Solinsky started to
New York Sunday for goods. Har-
ris is fully up in trade matters and
we may look fora booming stock of
goods.
Mr.. C. L. (Dig.) Masoa's dog
showed signs of hydrophobia on
the creek bank the other evening.
We are glad to say he is now con-
valescent.
Hon. John G. Brown arrived at
home last Saturday to spend a
week. He is on his way to Texas.
The Governor wears a rip-roaring
Greeley hat
Mr.. A. p. Loveman is now in
New York buying goods. He will
bring his family back with him, it
is said. They have been there sew
eral months.
The young gents patronize Mr..
lack Lasseter's bath at the depot
every evening. A decided change
in the sanitary condition of the
town is observable.
Mr.. Nick Malone and family re
turned to Nashville last Thursday
and the same night some one set
fire TO his house. He discovered it
in time to eXtinguish it.
Miss Lula Baxter, after visit tc
Pulaski, much to the delight of this
gallants mere, went to Corne:syill'
last week to enliven that community
with her intelligent vivacity.
Mr.. Tom Mason on his byciclC
gives the gaps to loungers around
the square every afternoon. Every
fellow is going to buy him one as
soon as he can sell something.
Mr.. w. G. Lewis and fam lily
were to leave for his Alaba ma
ranch yesterday, but were delay ed
on account of the sickness of his
little daughter. She is better, we
believe.
Mrs. p. w. Spottswood of Law
renceburg, with her interesting lit
tie daughter, Anna, has been spend
ing several days with relatives ana
friends in Pulaski during last week
and this.
We had the pleasure Of a visit to
our sanctum last Monday by Mr.
n. b. Simms, one of the live mer
chants of Lawrenceburg. He aud
Mr.. John Turman Of Waynesboro
were on a BUSINESS trip to our town.
Mr.. Will S. Ezell is safely moved
and keeping house in the old Shap-
ard house. The only load we saw
was bird-cages. He may have 9TH
er furniture, however. A cat was
in one cage, but we did not hear il
sing.
Mr.. John Lasseter, and not lack,
invented the bath apparatus at the
depot. A popularity of this bath
ing resort is that one can get clean
without wctlpg his clothes. Adj
mission, one bar of soap. Rags or
cobs furnished free.
Messrs. Williams d. Watson have
a boom in work. Their Mr.. Mitch
ell will go to Athens this week TO
finish up a job there. Mr.. J. b.
Childers is having elegant new
front windows placed in his resi-
dence by these gentleman.
Mr.. +. S. White recently returned
from an excursion TO Arkansas,
bringing us some magnificent speci-
mems of fruit from that section
Rackensack horse-apples and white
plum peaches. large and delicious
He says he saw apples out there
weighing IL ounces
The Y. NJ. Z. A. appointed dele
gates last Monday night to attend
the Convention at Murfreesboro on
Both September. Messrs, w. r.
Craig, Il. w. Ewing and Charles
Buford are Il c delegates, with J. r.
Grove, W. T. DuBose and Laps ID.
McCord as alternates.
The protracted meeting that was
held at Mount Oiivet during last
week closed Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Turner preached a most appropri
ate and feeling sermon, after which
he received seven new members