The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-12-29

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occasion, like sensible man, to
new his subscription to the CIrIzE
4 and said he would not do witho
V it for $40 a year.
Mrs. Lizzie Ewing, who has be-
here this year to send her son
o our Academy, we are sorry to 81
q is soon to return to her old hon
at Lewisburg. She made frienC
+ of US all for herself and intelligen
: little son.
DIR. Campbell of Odd Fellow
Hall and Dr. Clark of Brick Churc
were here Saturday prospectin
with a view of locating anotht
drug store. They were pleased wit
the location and we are pleased wit
them. Especially in the acquisitio
they and their intelligent familie
would be to our society. We can
speak with certainty as to whethe
they will locate here or not.
Many were of the opinion tina
there had never been more peopl,
in LynnVille than were her Satur
fact that there was not a single
drunken man in town, and the day
was passed quietly, except the in.
cessant popping Of fire crackers
which the authorities winked at,
that the 9vertiowing effepvescence of
youth and the jolity of young
Sambo shat Christmas am cum but
once a year" might not be oprbed
but have free course.
Prot. Campbell's school closed
Friday with a public examination
with the customary satisfaction to
all concerned. He sustained his
school of upwards Of 100 for five
months and will open the spring
session soon. Next Thursday
night the pupils will give a supper
for the funds to furnish up the
Academy. Every thing will be
brought into requisition to secure
the enjoyment of those who are SO
fortunate as to he there. The adj
mittance is but nominal-25 cents.
The affair is in good hands and a
success is assured.
A. Wells of Nashville shipped 80
head Gf Christmas beeves from here
Saturday. We can but express
our surprise that 80 more cattle
can be shipped from here without
exhausting the supply.
Capt. Cline has been in poor
health all the fall. He has so far
recovered, however, as to resume
the superintendent of his steam
mill and gin. He has ginned just
200 bales this year. He informs
me that hereafter he will grind for
the eighth and give the mill his
personal attention, which will be
sure satisfaction.
Our especial friend Brice West,
who went to Texas last fall, ar
rived here on visit Saturday and
will spend the holidays among old
friends. He is looking well and his
family have had excellent health
and are doing well.
Miss Susie Gray and the tive lit
tie Misses Douglass went up on the
accommodation Saturday to Frank
lin to spend Christmas with rela
tives.
Miss Weassis Shields, who has
spent the fall teaching at ElkmOnt,
is home to spend Christmas, to the
delight of her many friends. She
presided at the organ Sunday with
her accustomed skill, greatly to the
pleasure of all who attended church.
Master Willie Shields, the popu-
lar agent Of the Narrow Guage at
Columbia, was down Saturday
night and Sunday. Of the many
popular young men Lynnville has
scattered from Maine to Mexico,
she never sent out a more noble
hearted youth than Willie.
o. Il. Griffin, who left here a
a youth twelve years ago and who
is now farming in the prairies near
Columbus, Miss., has b9en visiting
friends and relatives here a week.
He reports crop exceedingly short
and times very hard, As Reeoe was
handsome and quite a gallant young
man and returns AN old bachelor
still, We take it there are no pretty
girls in Mississippi.
DR.. j. NJ. Lock is slowly recover
ing and was able to be out Satur-
day. Esq. j. NJ. Farmer, we are
sorry to learn, is PROSTATE with an
other attack Of q stomach or liver
trouble.
Capt. R. A. Mitchell is home to
spend the holidays.
Tho churches at Ash Gap, Old
Lynnville and Lynpville were dis.
posed to send their pastor. Rev. J.
b. Anderson, a Christmas dinner.
They brought in their good things,
thinking only to mako him good
Christmas dinner, but the contribu-
tions continued to come in till they
filled an immense box and weighed
over 800 pounds, and it was for
warded to him at Pulaski Saturday.
Thus you see the preachers and ed
itors get to dine out and have good
things sent to them in double por-
ton while the poor reporter goes
hungry.
Rev. j. G. Caldwell filled his pull
pit Sunday and preached an able
sermon on Christ's birth and mis-
sion in the world.
Our young friend Thos. f. Carter
of Henry county is visiting friends
and relatives here. II our young
ladies had not captivated so many
men from other counties and some
times suffered themselves to be
we would not be so suspi-
cious Of these young fellows max
ing these long visits.
Miss Lou Scott closed Thursday
her school at Pleasant Hill near 5.
T. Angus's after a very successful
term. She will resume early in
January. She has the rare gift of
making a success of teaching. She
is now with Mrs S. L. Angus yisi
ting friends in Nashville.
LINE.
A Pocket-BOOk Found
Which the owner can have by applying
to me and correctly describing the book
and contents. G. K. PULLEN.