The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-11-02

Monday. Everybody.
Hear Mr.. NIitchelrs speech a
} the court house Saturday night.
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e Rev. J. II. Nichols, pastor O
Bethel church, was in town Tuesday
j. Mrs. NJ. Z. Harris and Miss Emily
o Jones went to Athens Monday on :
= visit.
Ex,mayor Ii. c. Crow has beer
) quite sick with chills for aweek o.
more but is now up again.
E The Ladies' Auxiliary Y. NJ. c.
A. Society will give 4 social enter
tainment in n week or so. Due
notice will be made.
Co..
Miss Maggie Williams, a charm
ing young lady from GAINESVILLE who
has been visiting Miss Ella Aber-
nathy, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Annie Spottswood of Law
renceburg has been visiting is Pu-
lasl1i this week and returned yester-
day with her father, Dr. Spottswood.
Mrs. Mary Lloyd, wife of Mr.
VIM. Lloyd, died at home in this
county last Tuesday night at an
advanced age. She suffered with a
complication of diseases.
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We have q very interesting article
taken from a southern paper con
cerning Pulaski Marriage Associ-
alton. We have inquired and learn
that its accusations are unwarranted.
Mr.. DeVany writes us from La
yergne Tuesday that he had just re-
ceived an order for 100 wagons
from Berea, Ohio. His factory if
moved here would pay from the
start.
When you order your paper
changed rom one Office to another,
please state where you have been
getting it so that we may find your
name. We frequently get a card
saying ''please change my paper to
so-and 50, when we don't know
where to look for him. \
By invitation of the executive
committee Mr.. S. G. Mitchell will
address the citizens of Pulaski and
vicinity at the court house on Satur-
day night at 7 o'clock. The work
ing men are especially invited to be
present. The colored people are
also urged to come out and hear him.
1t is said that Capt. Russell was
very abusive Tuesday, saying that
the whole Bate concarR was dis
honorable and disreputable. His |
unwarranted harshness drove sew
eral Of his adherents to Bate. The |
people of Giles county ought to re-
bukc this SANDER next Tuesday by !
q unanimous vote.
The Sunday school room in the |
rear of the Presbyterian church is
being finished and services will be
held there some time before the main
building is completed. Though |
small, it will have q gallery and.
capacity for seating about two
hundred. It Is a handsome and |
convenient arrangement. |
Capt. Jos. H. Russell exhibits an
astounding ignorance Of the ques-
tions he has been discussing. He
has made a sorry display of himself
over Tennessee. We saw an eX-
preston of benignant satisfaction on /
Hawkins face while Capt. RUSSELL |
was speaking, saying plainly as if
in words; swell done (fnr me), if
you are a ninnyr' +
Several men who hitherto were
strong supporters of Russell changed |
to Bate after hearing the speaking
Tuesday. They say they never saw
three candidates for the same office
so friendly in their speeches toward
each other. They expected that
RUSSELL, being a democrat, would
assaiI Hawkins radical record, but
he didn't choose to do so, and they |
sOftened on him,
Albuquerque, New Mexico, cor
respondent of the American The
writer is very proud to say that he
finds Tennessee well represented
horo. The leading lawyer of the
place and one of the leading lawyers
of the Territory is w. B. Childers,
formerly Of Pulaski, Tenn. Mr..
Childers, although only twenty nine
years old, has won quite an enviablel
at the bar, and is one of
the rising young democrats Of New
Mexico.
Bresch Loading Shot Guns 81 to $50.
Muzzle leaders from $3.50 to $40
Hunting coats, caps and gun covers at
noV2-4t +. N. BUNCH's.
Dir. E. Edmundson, democratic
nominee for state senator, and his
daughter Miss Maude, narrowly es-
capped being run over by the cars1
FTnocIoyr ax-ani1,p FThnyr yuara rrn |