The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-03-03

300 bushels Herds Grass Seed,
300 bushels KY. Blue Grass Seed,
200 bushels Orchard Grass Seed,
That must be sold at
CORNER DRUG STORE.
A half crazy and the other hal
#drunk tramp has been a nuisance il
EPulsski several days. He curse
ID some ladies on the street and b,
takes in whisky worse than a reve
nue still-smasher He is now pull
verizing primeval petrifaction oil
the chain gang. Policeman Porte
gave him a few reminders with
wagon whip Monday to induce hin
70 leave town, but he seemed to fat
ten under it.
ARE YOU GOING FISHING?
a If so, you will find the best and mos
eomplete line OF Fishing Tackle ever
brought to this market at
g mr3-2t BUFoRD Bros.
q The 10Th district boasts, and we
would not contradict it, that it has
1.-THE best board of school directors
lin the county-Jas. H...McCormack,
Henry Cardin and T. L. Birdsong.
These are good men, certainly
rhe goth also prides itself in hav-
Wing furnished three governors tor
4 Fennessee-Neil S. Brown, Jno G.
Brown and Isham @. Harris. No
arrow locality ever furnished three
z broader men, and the goth can well
vaunt itself.
Landreth's garden seeds,
ID. NJ. Ferry & Co.'S garden seeds,
u Hyram Sibley & Co.'s garden seeds,
; South Union "Shaker" garden seeds,
Hin large quantities, at the Peoples Drug
Store, [24-2l FL. M. GRIGsBY.
Correspondents will excuse US
Il tOr curtailing them. We have
z found that our readers desire only
y simple statements of facts and no
speculations or moralizing except
where an important item demands
flt. Our friends can readily see that
we must consult the wishes OF our
Fifteen hundred subscribers. 1t
vii make better correspondents OF
\ you if you will practice being con-
tcise and terse.
p. T. II. Brand will last more than
ttwice as long as common goods and
( costs no more. Think OF IL moment
Mr.. Alb. Wa kins, one OF the very
.test newspaper men in the south
. is now on the Chattanooga Times.
) The Times, already one of the mosl
prosperous dailies 10 the south, IL
q fortunate in securing such a man.
! He is Prentice in para sraphing and
4 man all over.
MY FRIEND,
Why do you buy all your Coffee at
ACraig's? Because he warrants all he
sells.
Mr.. Lee Rosenau started for New
York yesterday evening 60 buy
goods. The measure of a mans
ability in any pursuit is his success,
q MIR. Rosenau stands at the head as
a merchant and he knows just what
this people want in dry goods.
BeIding Bros Silk Thread, all
4colors, 3 spoOls for % cents, at
mar3-tf /. HANNEBERG's.
The report that Mr.. w. L. Hobbs
lied of hydrophobia two weeks ago
can be traced to no reliable source
Hills post office is Erin, Tenn, and
he has been heard from by friends
4 since the report obtained.
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2. I. II. Ware costs US considerably
more to make, but 20 introduce it we
will retail it at the old price of ordina-
~ ware.
1t is suggested that two days
work by the chain gang would fl
IN nicely just beyond the creek
bridge. Direct communication i:
about TO be opened there with thu
Mammoth Cave
A fine selected stock of Linen and Oh
Table Cloths, at
mar3-tf L. HANNEBERa's.
Be- E. r. Amos was arrested anI
lined for drunkenness Tuesday
lie IS from She. byyille, we learn
land now lives IN the harrlcane.
p. Il. I'll.
We manufacture the staples in bot
ordinary and Z. T. Ii. Brands.
Postmaster j. d. Lewis has gon
Ito Washington to put his claims 70
disappointment before the new All
3 ministration.
Frost Silk, all colOrs, three spools 70
rs cents at
! mar3-tf 1. HANNEBERG's.
Hiram 5. Johnson lost his poke
book last Monday night in Puiaski
containing SIIO and. his pension pa
&pers,
10 oOfing & All Tin Work done
NepairingS ScALLoRN " RAY,
Mr.. II. NJ. Grigsby went TO Lynn
VILE Saturday 10 visit with his VIII
D, the family OF her father, Mr.. c. II
d Witt
P. t. II. warranted one year and cost
no more than common goods.
AR j. A. Cayce has bought tn
house just west of The Methodi:
parsonage and W. move has famil
here again short,
z. 7. Ii. is stamped on every piece {
y these goods.
~ Charley Ingram died of col
sumpti N near Marbut's last Satu
'eSday morning, aged u years.
NJ P.T.H Remember, is warranted OF
year aud viii probably last dive or NOR
M Ira T.. Jones is acting Circu
kClerk in the absence OF Mr.. Morri