The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-11-09
Gov. Stephens majority in Geor
gia foots up 62,357

Gov. Stephens majority in Geor
gia foots up 62,357.
}. Mrs. John S. Wilkes returned
Tuesday from Memphis.
A boy in Missouri went crazy
from riding on a fying-ienny.
Mrs. Cora Crockett went to Nash
vile Tuesday morning on a short
VISIT
Mr. Thos Brandon is engaged as
salrsman in Mr.. Ii. G. Brown
store.
ATr. w. Z. Brown of Colum Sia
visited his brother, Mr.. II. G..
Brown, this week.
Mr.. V. Trudeau returned to Nash
vile Friday, rejoicing. He is the
papa Of bouncing baby boy.
In quorum court Monday Mrs.
Katie f Watts qualified as admin
istratrix of the estate of her hus-
band, T. S. Watts, deceased.
Miss Matte Clopton of Scots
boro, Ala, arrived a day or two
since to spend Il visit to her aunt,
Mrs. r. l.. Pagan, in Pulaski.
Esq. J. i. Jones and Trustee
McLaurine have recently greatly
improved the appearance and con
venience Of their office and with
slight expense.
Col. Jno. G.. Ballentine has been |
sick for several days and can not be
down town to rejoice with his
friends over the victory he has
gained for democracy.
Mr.. Geo. T. Riddle has removed |
from East Hill to his old residence. |
! We understand that Mr.. w. R. |
Craig will occupy the house he va
Gated and that Mr.. Z. w. Rose will
live in the house now occupied by |
Mr.. Craig.
The sad news was received Mon
day that Mrs. James BufOrd and |
her daughter Miss Mollie, who |
have been living for several years
in San Bernadino county, Cal, were
dangerously sick with fever and
not expected to recover.
Mr.. Thomas w. Brown, repre-
senting Madison Square Theatre,
n. Y, will shortly visit Pulaski to
arrange for the production of Halle
Kirke and Esmeralda, the two
great New York successes. 1t will
be the event of the season.
Mr.. Chas. Buford and his little
daughter Mabel loft for Memphis
last Friday. They will be absent
several weeks. Mr.. Buford carried
along his gun and rod and will
doubtless have good sport while
looking after his farming interest
down there.
Mrs. J. Ed. jackson received a
telegram from Nashville Monday
afternoon informing her that her
mother, Mrs. Rose, was quite i'll.
She and Mr.. jackson went to
Nashville on the next tram. Here
turned that night saying that they
found Mrs. Rose better.
1t was quite cool Tuesday morn
ing-some frost. The reason it
didn't come before the day of the
election was because it might have
nipped the candidates who were
out and had no protection. The
blight was postponed as long as
possible, but it had to come.
The st. Giles Hotel is receiving a
new coat Of paint which improves its
appearance as greatly by day as gas /
light does at night. Mr.. Steele is a {
progressive man and does every
thing possible to push his business,
and these improvements are calcula- !
ted to assist him greatly.
There were the widest rumors s
of the circus men beating railroad /
men and sacking Lynnville last {
Thursday, but it seems they were |
greatly exaggerated. 1t was also I
thought that the railroad men |
would attack the show at Decatur {
or Birmingham, but they did not. '
The show men kept remarkably q
quiet at Decatur. l
Those who have or expect to have
children or the care of them should call
at II. NJ. Grigsby's, their drug store, and I
get a circular of DR.. MofTett's Teethina ;
(Teething Powders 1t may be the I
means of saving their child's life
Last Thursday, the day PAW
didn't show here, there was lady !
in town u years of age who had
never before seen a railroad car and
who has not been in Pulaski In 40
years, yet she lives within 10 miles
of the place. If all women were like
her the sex would never have been
accused of possessing all the curios-
ity of the human race.
Don't Read This.
Parties indebted to the old firm
of McLaurihe & Gilmore, and Gilmore
s. Pittard, will please come and settle
as early as possible. We need money.
oct-5tf GILMORE & PTTTARD. {
Santa Claus is said to be putting
in n large stock of Noyes Dictiona-
~ Holders and Noyes Handy Ia
bles among his holiday supplies for
this year. This is we'll No more
appropriate and acceptable pres
ents can be made at so small a cost.
The prices are greatly reduced.
A large illustrated circular will be
sent free on application to L. w.
Noyes, 90 West Monroe St, Chi
cago.
In nine out Of ten cases OF Cholera
Infautum and Bowel Disorders, that
prove fatal from ordinary neglect and
subsequent treatment, the timely use of
DR.. Monett's Teethina CTeething Pow
ders) would have saved the child.
Several Pulaski voters left Mon
day and were not here to vote.
Others who were away from home
came long distances especially 10
vote. What a vast difference there