The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26
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doings here this year. 1 suppose
| am in for it again. 1 have seem
ingly tried in vain to get any one tC
take the place l am so ill-suited to
and if at any time in the future any
one viii write from Lynnville l viii
gladly help them all l can and glad
ly give place, and here let me ten
der my sincerest thanks to those
who have so kindly assisted me
heretofore and allow me to ask ev-
every reader of the hundred papers
that come to Lynnville to consti-
tute committee to collect items fol
the paper and report them to me.
You viii thereby make your paper
more valuable.
Mr., Hu, 4. Compton of Hick-
ma9 is out on visit TO his mother.
Miss Bcna, his sister, came with
him. We learn that she WIS a very
successful milliner in Hickman.
She is charming young lady, and
like ali our young aides, we expect
she will be captured by some
worthless" stranaer-worthless, l
say for the boys,-'sour grapes
like.
Prof Campbell Will visit Nash
vile this week to inspect the meth
DDS of teaching in all the schools
there that he may profit by any
new ideas. He will take in the CO.
operative meeting,of the disciples at
Franklin next week. He informs
me the pr spect for full school of
boarding pupils is good and home
patronage is always assured.
%. S. Smith and John Wagstaff
returned Saturday from Indiana and
Kentucky, where they had gone a
week OF so since to buy young
mules, They found the stock very
poor and high and did not purchase
any. They wanted two car loads.
They were in two heavy SHOWS last
week at Green Castle, Ind.
MIR. j. M. Wilson was taken
very suddenly Friday night with
some kidney affection and Saturday
was very bad off DR.. Fry was
called in. He is subject to it and
he is not considered dangerous.
Mrs. v. is 40 better, She has been
badly paralyzed for moro than a
year and is quite helpless.
j. H. Goldman, the young man
whom we reported so terribly mutt
lated last summer by being crushed
by q saw log rolling over him, is
now sound and we'll and without a
scar scarcely and is an apprentice to
Vulcan, under j. H. Lancaster, and
yields a skillful sledge.
The suspension bridge, the in
and construction of Esq'r
Earmer, over the creek near town,
was swept away by the food. 1t
has stood for nearly two years.,
which is much longer than any pass
way has ever stood, and it is a pub
lie loss.
j. B. Bray has ordered an add.
tional machine to put in his planning
mill. 1t is known as the universal
worker and is to make all kinds Of
doors and sash. Mr..
Bray is doing an extensive business
in furnishing dressed building ma
terial.
The roads we have been COM
mending so highly are now very
bad. 1 would suggest that they
have about three days'work early in
the spring and three days in sum
mer. Grade thoroughly in spring
and gravel in summer.
DIR. T.B. Harwell stopped off here
Thursday on his way to Nashville
and was the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Dir. Pepper. While DIR. H.
has not abated in devotion to the
grange, he has taken advanced
views of education.
Mrs, j. w. Braden with that
lice little habie has been on a two
weeks visit at her father S, DIR. John
,ton. She returned Thursday to her
home near Wales. She and her
are held in high esteem by
Ill our people.
Mrs, Mary Pennington Of Mill !
spring, Wayne Co., Mo, is visiting
Ter brother here, Mr. j. Tom Fry. |
She left here in 1850, with four chill
lren, two of whom ccompanled her.
She has not seen her brother since |
lie was a child.
Joe Collins OF Marshall was
lere Saturday buying mules. He
car load of Jim Yokely. |
Mill Howard of Maury was here
asst week and bought car load of
mules of G. II. Witt.
The topic for the past week has
been the terrible catastrophe, the
of Capt. Rhea. He was
loved and respected by |
Ill in this section and his death is a
public loss.
DR.. Clark is here and DIR.
Campbell will move as soon as the
waters will permit, when they will
open th@r drug house.
Wheat is looking extra well |
md is spreading splendidly and if
he weather continues warm will af- /
ord fine grazing soon.
Miss Lizzie Tarpley, daughter
If Esq'r Epperson Tarpley is visi
ing Ms. John Newsome, who lives
With Prof. Campbell
will b. Clark of Petersburg is
visiting his brother, DIR. Clark, and
S prospecting for the public school
1t Elk Ridge.
Rev. j. c. Caldwell occupied
MS pulpit Sunday and preached an
able sermon on special providence
following man in all his walks.
Mrs. DR.. Clark presided with skill
at the organ, assisted by VIII
of Columbia. LYNN.
To Surveyors.
Having made arrangements to re-