The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-06-29

came up Tuesday on n visit of
few days.
Il
Miss Carrie Mcclure of Lewis.
burg is visiting Mrs. Il. w. Ew
ing this week.
Mr.. Ed. Pope went down with a
wagon load of goods for Elkmont
Springs last Monday night
Are the Sunday schools of Giles
county to be represented at the state
convention at. Fayetteville next
Tuesday?
m
Those who bet the square would
be lighted with gas on the night OF
July 4th, had better drawback
has changed.
In quorum court Monday, Mrs.
Elmira c. Swope was appointed
administrators of the estate of Ma
ry E. Ballentine decd,
Laying by is at hand and the
usual picnics are following. The
people of Giles county have much
to be thankful for this year.
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Mr.. Bruce Grow, ir., who was
summoned here by the illness of
his mother, arrived from Kansas
City on the morning train yester-
day.
If farmers could control the
weather they would take a little rain
about this time. While it is not
suffering, corn would he the better
by it,
Mr.. Dan. Harrison, who took a
trip as conductor a few days AGO,
ditched his train without injury to
person or property. 1t was a veloc-
ipede.
Clarence Rdmundson, esJ'r, ar
rived Tuesday night in Pulaski
from Austin, Texas, his present
home, on a visit to his fathers
family.
Mrs. Florence Finley Moore will
open q dancing school in Pulaski
next week. She has considerable
reputation and doubtless. will have
a large class. .
Every one seems to know that
wheat harvest has arrived except
those subscribers who promised to
call at this office. We shall expect
you this week, friend.
Capt. f. Arrowsmith and wife &C
companied Mrs. Harris and Miss
Carrie on their return to Corners
vile Monday, and will spend some
days there on Il visit.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Goldsmith is better. Hopes Of her
recovery are now entertained. She
is anxious to come home and will
do so as soon rs she is able.
Our agents might increase their
lists Of subscribers TO the CITIZEN
now-at the opening of the state
campaign-if they would try. The
people ought to have the paper and
we will appreciate any effort to in
crease the circulation,
Everybody reads the newspapers,
and if you run an advertisement in
your county paper the people will |
be acquainted with your business
and deal with you, Good business
men rarely miss an opportunity of
advertising the advantages they
offer.
A T. Stewart by wise manage
ment and immense advertising
built up the largest retail business
in the world. His successor by |
wise management and the non use
of printers ink has succeeded in
the business down until
they had to suspend.
Farmers are having excellent OPP
portunity for cultivating their
crops. The weather has been very /
for harvesting small
grain, rarely better for the growth
of corn, and cotton is coming out |
of the kinks wonderfully. The pros
pect is bright in this county.
Two colored men have a con
tract to remove number Of cubic |
feet of earth from a hillside near
the square, and while others are |
sleeping they put in a part Of these
bright nights at work, Look out !
that you don't tumble into the hole
they are digging, just below Rose az
Office.
Mr.. A. Sidney pat Alternately |
was married to the accomplished
Miss Vashti Hopkins, at the resi-
dence Of her father, near Blooming
Grove, last Thursday afternoon by |
Rev. j. b. Anderson. After refresh |
ments, the happy couple at once left |
for his home, We extend them our
sincerest wishes for their future
happiness.
Always Refreshing.
A delicious odor is impaired by Flo
reston Cologne, which is always re-
no matter how freely used /
Mrs. 5. A. Gordon of near Elk
ton sent US yesterday a peck Of
onions. each as large as
your fist, and some specimens of the /
largest, finest bcets we have seen in
many a day. They tell Of good
garden and a better gardener and
would make a creditable showing