The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-11-17
Brick Church.

Mrs. Nj. Il. Hardy has Deen con-
fined to the house for some time
with bronchitis. Maj. j. NJ. Hardy
has recovered from a severe spell OF
sickness. The Presbyterians held
communion service here last Sun
day, conducted by Rev. VIM. Thomp-
son. Some of the bells and beaux
of the neighborhood congregated at
the residence of j. w. Ham on the
evening of the 8th inst. and enjoyed
themselves in conversation and play
ing until the "wee sma" hours. r,
A. F. jackson has been quite feeble
for some time past, but is improving
He suffers a great deal from rheu.
matism. Your Simpsons Chapel
correspondent was in the neighbor
hood this week viewing our pretty
girls and inspecting the boys chins.
He didn't find any that resembled
half cleared briar patches. U. 5.
Senator Beaver and ex-Gov. Ander
son are stopping with relatives in
the neighborhood. The latter
weighs eight pounds, the former
only twelve. r. j. Anderson's fine
saddle horse, Gus Randolph, that
was so seriously injured last spring,
has recovered sufficiently to be of
service. Charley B. Wheeler is our
boss bird hunter. He went out last
Saturday and returned with 2O9
birds. Col. Morris Allen is quite
sick this week. He is troubled with
disease of the heart. We hope that
under the skillful treatment of DR..
NJ. p. HARDWOOD he will soon recover.
Our young lawyer G. w. Hardy is
thinking of locating at Ash Gap
There will be an oyster supper given
in the neighborhood next week for
the benefit of the poor. We hope
every one will take an active part
DR.. W. Riley Ham has located in
our neighborhood. 1t is useless for
us to wish him success for he will
have it. w. r. Hardy is suffering
with sore eyes. w. b. Hays and
wife are visiting Mrs. Medora
Marks. Their little son Lake is
quite sick. Mrs. Thomas Clark,
whom we reported sick in our last,
is still confined to the house. Miss
Bette Lewis, a charming belle OF
! Sepoy, Lincoln county, is visiting
relatives in the neighborhood. An
eye should he kept on the hog pen
as well as the corn crib Several
hogs have heen stolen lately. Bar
ney L. Chapman arrived here from
Texas last week. One year among
the chiggers, seed ticks, tarantulas
centipedes and black mud was
enough for him. He would prefer
living in jail in old Giles to a life in
that country for fear of sticking in
the black mud and being shot. The
marriage we have been looking for
ward to so long will take place next
week. Miss Mamie Blackburn will
leave to-day Monday to visit rela
tives in Sardis, Miss. Every thing
is on a boom in this neighborhood
A common salt barrel will bring
$3.50, corn $500 per barrel. The
man that comes into this neighbor
hood and mentions hard times viii
have his mouth mashed with a
pound cake Miss Ella Williamson
of Wales Station is visiting heI
sister here, Mrs. VIM. A. Rothrock
Grier B. Crunk will leave in a short
time for Marshall county to take
the position of engineer on the d
r. V. r. r. Zach McMillion o
Fannin county, Texas, is visiting
relatives here. He will return tC
Texas in a short time. We are glaC
to see that the farmers are sowing
more wheat this fall than usual. /
they viii quit cotton, SOW clover anC
raise stock, they will be in a mucl
better condition financially. Thii
will henceforth be a copartnershil
correspondence. Ino will furnish
the items and Uno viii write then
up. If anything gets into the pape
wrong and any one becomes fight
able, they can call on Ino, as b,
alone will be responsible for all mis-
takes. We viii try TO furnish tn
U5IZEE g letter every other week,
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