The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-23
LynnviIle.

u IL DOJO.
Mr.. Nathan A. Smith has been
quite sick for week or so of pneu-
monia, but is out again.
Hogs are dying with what
folks modestly denominate cholera.
If ordinary language is employed it
is called starvation.
DIR. M. M. Johnston started to
Arkansaw this week with a car load
Of jacks. He has made quite sue
cess of this trade for several years.
Elder Cornelius of the Baptist
church held services Saturday and
Sunday. He breaches third Sunday
in each month and preceding Sat
urday.
Miss Emma Braden is visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Fleming.
She is on her way to Bedford coun-
ty where she has numerous rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. John Evans, aged some 65
years, fell last week, by some &C
cident, severely fracturing her hip,
from which she has not been able
to turn herself in bed since.
The Sunday school in the Pres
byterian church seems to be rejuve
natingand prospecting under the judi
cious management of its officers and
members. The bible class should
have an attendance of one hundred.
The church and friends of Rev.
j. G. Caldwell forwarded to him
huge box of good things Saturday,
a slight token of the esteem of this
community. The box was esti-
mated at something like forty
dollars.
Wheat looks exceedingly fine.
Broader areas of clover and grass
are sown than ever known. Corn
planting has commenced and will
be general this week. The winter
will be classed tropical and the
spring the earliest on record.
-Chas. A. Smith of Smith Broth
ers went to Columbia Saturday, os-
tensibly to see his mother, but we
think he was drawn there by gen
tier passion. We would be willing
to see our boys capture every girl
in Columbia to get even with them.
Recent reports from the Mis-
sissippi country inform us that
Mark Childress, who has much
connection here, is entirely over
flowed with water and is in the up
per story of gin house with all
his family and the deluge all about
them.
-Thos. j. Brown has bought
corn mill and will attach it to his
steam gin on the pike and will
grind for the neighbors. This is a
worthy enterprise by worthy man.
Wonder Tom don't get a woman to
share the profits and pleasures of his
energy and industry.
WIN. Richardson, a young man
with considerable family, has been
confined to his bed for two months |
with gravel and boils. He is in
destitute circumstances and Carson
Williams was around Saturday so
letting aid, and considerable was
to his support.
Miss Jennie Evans, a beautiful
brunette of Culleoka, is visiting the
family of Dept. Sheriff Jas. S. Gil
breth. Miss Jennie is quite a favor
lie and it would be nothing but fair
f some of our boys could win her
10 stay on this side of. the line to
pay for some of the beautiful wo
men we have lost to Maury.
We had in 10 a population of
26O0 but now probably 5000.
know of but ore death thus far in
50 in the 15thdistrict and no serious
case of sickness, which is a remark
ably good showing for health. 1
saw two first-class doctors the 9th
sr day building a fence, another
painting, and the other dozen fish
ng and farming.
Eight drummers were at Lynn
Vile Saturday. Scarcely train
passes that does not. put off a lot of
hem. Eight drunlmers, tin tin
Ier and a corn doctor. The corn
ioctor 1 think only got one case
md that a free one. Mr. Ribe
Oickerson saw the operation and
lays he thinks he recognizes some
If his dirt on the foot, though it
las been two years since the owner
cultivated his land.
= Since our last writing, Prof
". j. Smith, formerly principal of
CORTLAND ALA. High School, has
AIKEN his place here at the head of
he firm of Smith Brothers, mer-
;hants. He is gentleman of much
culture and we gladly welcome him
mong US and bespeak for the firm
fair share of patronage. His lady
5 expected soon and we learn that
he too will add much to our socie-
y. Lynnville feels proud of recent
editions to her population.
Miss Jennie Gray of Franklin
pent severy days visiting relatives
ere last week. Miss Gray is edi-
Or of the Cleoman Argus, a spark
ng literary paper published by the
rankin Female College. She is Z
to take the first prize at
er graduation next summer The
rst prize is a diamond ring. II !
he diamond is half so sparkling as
er mind it is lustrous one, of the !
rst water. If all her admirers take I
err paper here it will be immensely
opular.
Miss Josie Mitchell visited Co Il
Imbia this week. She was called I
} the bedside of her especial friend, I
Iiss Ann Robinson, who is dan
srously sick. Miss Ann was F
jared here and is a favarite of all f
no know her. For two years S,
apt. w. III. Robinson has made q
is home at Marcella Falls. Miss v
nm was on her way TO Lewisburg b
hen she was taken i'll at Columbia o.
er recovery, we are sorry to learn,
doubtful. Miss Josie makes an u
lmirable nurse. q
There are twenty five business is
buses and shops in Lynnville. ir
ach man should let his business be e.
lown in a neat card in the CITIZEN
have done what have in writing g
} the doings for the good of the