The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-03-02

Mr.. L. E. AbernathJ Is off for the
east after goods.
Mr.. Ben. Carter went to Nash
vile Monday evening to see Emma
Abbott.
Mr.. Thos. Woodring of Ma h
vile spent a day or two in Pulaski
tn week.
Ed. Sumpter wild cat looks like
he had been. drinking "red eye"
We refer to the cat.
The women of Utah held a meet
ing Sunday night and denounced
polygamy and prayed for deliver
ance.
Mr.. Robert H. Watkins, the hand
some young editor of / c Franklin
Progress, was in attendance at the
st. Giles ball last Friday night.
-se--
Col. d. II. Parsons has sold his
stock OF goods on the corner t. l..
Goldberg 81 Co. Mr. Hanneberg
again becomes a member of the
Iirm.
The young ladies' looked as bloom
/ ing and sweet as ever the first time
they let themse yes be seen after
the mop. Not so with the young
men.
Business in .ancery court,
viii Ii adjourned Friday, was re-
sumrd Tue-day. Judge Fleming
" he has had but little to do this
! urn.
T'r upper givel by the ladies
Ia Cumberland CHURCH Tuesd "
.i.n. was very literally pHronized,
Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather.
Menken Brothers, one of the
largest dry goods houses in Mem
phis, failed the other day for a half
million. Nominal assets are about
equal to liabilities.
Now is the time to do whatever
work on the streets the city fathers
propose to do any time soon, as
by this means many Of those who
need and want work might be given
employment.
Mr.. James Bowers went to Elk
ton Saturday evening see to the cold
folks at home" He reports that
his grand father who has been in
very feeble health for some time is
better at present.
There are so many ups and downs
in our pavements at present, that a
fellow can't step from one saloon
door to another without being ac-
cused of drinking whisky or'some-
thing of that sort.
The second quarterly meeting of
the M. z. church embraces next
Sunday. There will be love feast
Friday night, and preaching Sat
urday at II a. m, besides the regu
lar Sunday service.
A farmer living near town who
has been experimenting with his
stock feed says that a horse will
work and grow fat when fed on
millet while he will get poorer ev-
cry day eating orchard grass.
The CITIZEN representative who
was elected a member of the Spen
serian Reading Club at it's last
meeting acknowledges and accepts
with thanks the high honor that
has been conferred upon him.
If many more of the property
holders in town would follow the
example of those who have laid
new pavements on the south side,
pedestrian locomotion through our
st, Gets would be much more
pleasant.
Strange to say, there are persons
who have spent many years in Pu-
laski and never been on Fort Hill.
Not to view it from this elevated
standpoint is depriving ones self of
a proper appreciation of the beau
ty of our town and its surroundings.
Mrs. L. p Thatcher arrived from
Chattanooga last Friday morning.
She came this time in order to be
here during the visit of her brother
Mr.. Rivers Carter, whom she has
not seen before for about two
years, and who leaves in few days
for Mexico.
Not to advertise your business is
losing money, because you make
money by advertising; advertising
pays because you can't do as good
business without it, and the reason
you can't is because your successful
competitor keeps his name constant
ly before the public.
A large line of Thompson's glove-fit-
ting corsets to be received next week at
mar2-2t. ARRowsMTTH 81 JONES.
In our list last week we inadver-
family failed 10 mention two claims
that were allowed by congress to
citizens of Giles county. One to
the estate of George Keltner, decd,
for $500 and one to William Ker-
soy for 800 The sum total of the