The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-08-24

LYNNVILLE,
Miss Lucy Brown, the music
teacher, was married last Sunday
to Prof. Clark of Kentucky, at the
residence of Mrs. Smith, Elder
Campbell tying the silken knot. 1t
seems the professor needed teach
er and thought marrying one would
beat hiring. The most perplexing
question with the school trustees is
how to keep our school teachers
from marrying. 1t seems epidem-
ic. Mrs. DR.. Clark takes the mu-
sic class left vacant by Miss Brown.
Miss Cayce of Franz kiln has ia
ken the art class. She and Miss
Eugene Hicks of Nashville, her pu-
pill, have taken board at Mrs.
Smiths.
Mrs. Albert Shields of Column
bia, with her two beautiful children,
is here at her fathers to escape
the diphtheria which is prevalent
in Columbia.
Elder Cornelius baptist minis
teri commenced a protracted meet
ing here last Thursday night. The
town is crowded with our Baptist
brethren and mutton and chicken is
in order.
Alex. Lancaster and Mrs. Da-
Wis, of Richmond, Bedford county
were here this week, visiting their
brother j. H. Lancaster, who has a
little son who has been very sick
with fever but is now better.
Tate received a car load OF
sorghum barrels this week, so great
is the demands for barrels. l am
told the crop is immense. Good
living another year will be cheap
2 cars of cattle and one OF
sheep were shipped from here
Thursday.
The big brick kiln is fired and
Prof. Smith received car load OF
doors, flooring DC. this week for his
new brick house. The masons will
90 to work on the house as soon as
the kiln cools.
The clairvoyant preacher, Mr..
Sanders, of Alabama, preached
for US Sunday night. He is know
far and near as the subject of that
wonderful book X plus Y equals Z
He is an able and Jealous preacher
Mrs. Mary Briggs, wife of w
W. Briggs, is spending few
weeks at Mr.. Joe Briggs, ST. She
speaks in enthusiastic praise of the
great kindness of the Pulaskians to
her and her little children. She
says she regards them as the kind
est people on earth.
Miss Anna Phillips and Miss
Maria Bridgeforth of Elkmont, come
up with Mrs. r. NJ. Malone last
week and spent a week with Their
fair young friend, Miss Lizzie
Shields.
Mrs. Henry Gray and her niece
Miss Jennie Gray of Franklin, have
been visiting at Mr.. Dansbee's and
other relatives, week.
Mrs. Hugh Topp and child rer
of Columbus, Miss, spent last week
here with her numerous relatives
and many warm friends, of whom
none have more than she.
Mrs. Thomas Craig of Culleo-
ka is staying with her father, Capt
Cline, in the absence of Mrs. Cline,
who is visiting her people in Iowa
and Michigan. Late advice is that
Mrs. Cline is quite sick.
Gale Thomas returned Tuesday
from circuit of the northern races
where he had been with Messrs.
Buford's horses. They sold Matte
B. for 1880 and left Warrior in
New York. He was coming to the
front and bids fair to distinguish
himself as a great PAGER. Mr.,
Thomas says Tennessee has made
a great name for PAGERS and i'm
mense demands will be made on US
in the future for them. He thinks
we can beat the world on PAGERS.
Young mules and hogs are
trumps now. The man who has
them takes the money. 1 do not
think there is better young mule
market in Tennessee than Lynn
vile and those who have them
would consult their interest to offer
them here.
I'm making these hebdomadal
reports many things escape my no
tice and often things that are
brought to my notice, of which L
fail to take a note, are often
omitted, several of which l now re-
member with regret. Be assured /
desire to do exact justice to all and
omit no item of any interest. l
again ask the cooperation of the
readers to make this column in
teresting.
Esq. F. I. McLaurine, Y years
of age, shot and killed off-hand at so
yards, a hawk which measured 4
feet 8 inches from tip to tip and its
grip of claws was Al inches. Esq.
McLaurine we believe to be the old
est person now living who was born
in Giles county, and from the way
he handles a gun and gets around
he is good for many years of use
Miss Johnnie Fry, grand -daugh-
ter of the late James G. Ewing, re
Gently married a Mr.. Glasgow of
Dickson CO. They are both out on
4 visit. Sorry to learn she is quite
sick at Mrs. Hollis her aunt's.
LYNN.
DOTNT