The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-01-06
Bohemian.

Rev. c. d. Wilson, OF Indianapo
lis, Ind, arrived here . short time
since. We understand that he win
Gil the p&storate of the Northern
Methodist church next yesr. The
Wedding We spoke OF in nur lsst AZ
ticle tailed to come OF. We sym
pathize with the young gentleman
but hope ere long to see him -bssk
ing in the cougeuisl sunshine OF
married life
Mrs. T. c. Carter, who hiss been
sick short time, is rapidly eOnTs
lescing. We understand that Mr..
II. c. Wilson, who has been en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits in
Memphis for some time, viii return
home st an early daT TO embark II
business here Mr.. Ed FIautt, ofPu
Iaski, was ssmpling the mud in the
bottom OF our roads last week. MI
John l. Yancey, Of this place, left
last week TO engage in mercantile
pursuits at Wales Station John Is
8 young man Of worth snd moral
excellence, and We wish him the
abundant success be deserves
Mr. r II. Baker, OF NeEbern,
West Tenn. Is visiting friends sud
relatives Of this place Dick hiss
been absent two years snd reports
business fOurishing in the west.
Mr. T. J. Kimbrough, accom- panied
by his estimable lady, spent CHRIST
mas in Columbia Messrs- L and
". B. Walker, OF Savannah, passed
through here Isst week, en- route TO
Pleasant HILL Mrs NJ Hancock
left last week for Buford's >tztion-
She will remain three weeks. Oar
Viv&cious young friend. Mr.. W. a.
Hancock, represented BOdenhsn az
the Christmas tree 81 Pleasant Hill
on the evening OF the 24sh- Miss
Jennie Horne, OF this place. spent
Christmas a. home. She left yes
Lerdsy 70 resume her studies ~
Martin College. Mrs. J. T. Wheel
er left short time since 70 spend
ChrIstmss with relatives and friends
81 LynnyiIie. Miss SzlIIe Wilson
will leave soon for visit to the
Bluff City. Miss SzlIie is our beau
ideal Of female excellence, snd Is
possessed of all the social and ST.
tractive virtues shat adO-a her sex
Mr.. T. F. Horne wIiI Iesye soon 70
attend Prot. CsUYbeils school ST.
LyDzEilIs. 10 Lindsey captured
Fox" recently that weighed Us
pounds, svoirdupois. Miss Ysrens
Wheeler, fair friend, recognized
the fst man IN s recent supplement
Of the CITIzES TO- be Gen Garfield.
inflated with the spOils OF Credit
Aobilier and De GOlyer pavement
contracts. We rather differ in opin-
ion IS usual for We think he
closely resembles Gen. Hancock
We understand Ihst Prof. g. G.
Porterfeld Is Al aspiranE for tie Po-
sition OF teacher st Slate Springs
Graham is $ graduate Of Emery
and Henry College, Virgins, and is
well capzeitated tor his vocation
Prof. Yzrcey has retired TO engage
in other work He, like the present
proficient incumbent, has devoted
: long life TO the task Of preparing
the minds Of the young for future
eminence and good.
There viii be : memorial service
held st Moriah third Sabbath ID
this month in honor of Rev. DR..
Beard. formerly Pesident Of the
Theological Department in Lebanon
University. Our able pastor, Raw.
D. 5. BodenhAner, Is 8 former stu
dent OF DR.. Beard, and conferz this
compliment IS tribute 10 his mem
DRY. Mr.. VIM. Reynolds has erect
ed = new dwelling on his fsrul near
MorIsh- When fully completed he
will have one OF the most attractive
and pri1ceIy mansions II the eOuu-
Try.
Mr.. J. ". Parker will remove his
steam mill TO Mr- John J. John
sons farm soon. Mr.. G. L. Wit
will leave for Pennington next
Thursday to engage IN business -
Lieut. r. A Brandon Eill lezve soon
for Forrest City, Arkansas- Your
correspondent will accompany him
and vii perhaps rush up a com
muuIcztJOa from the -Lsnd Of
S1amps-
There Is only one man N our part
Of the moral vineyard EhO csn
read thSt don't take The CITIZEN.
znd We viii send l. TO him free
twelve months, =nd give him chrO
no TO t2ke Il out Of the Office, If be
viii quit borrowing ours Seversl
negroes leave this week tor ATkal-
sss. c. n W.