The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-07-12
LYnnville.

The little folks full of patriot
ism had nice street parade the At
of July with banners, drums and bu
giles and made quite a creditabl
display and we're commended b,
the older folks. We love to see
these patriotic displays. 1t shoulC
be encouraged everywhere.
Esq. Bugg, we are glad to b,
| able to say, was much better Satur
day than any time since his attacl
and high hopes are entertained o
his recovery now. His son Zach
Bugg of San Marcos, Texas,is with
him, and as he possesses all the
generosity of his father, it is hoped
he will do much in dlssipating his
fathers sickness.
Paul Beasly who operates the
magno-electric battery at Prospect
was himself drawn here by magnet
ism, love, fancy or perhaps old
friendship, he might call it; anyhow
he was here Saturday with hand
some turnout and vacant seat
which the boys say is intended for
a magnetic battery Tor beauty
which he has discovered here.
He will meet with strong rivalry.
Mrs. DR.. Core and daughter,
Miss Louie, are visiting at Thomp-
sons station, their old home this
week.
Mr.. A Clark of Lena, H., with
his wife, two daughter and a son
are visiting their cousin, Capt. j.
L. Cline. They came to visit but
like the country so well they have
determined to stay if they can buy
or rent house. Every house in
town and country is full and we
need a score of good houses in town
to let. Mr.. Clark is live, pro-
gressive, intelligent man and just
such as we need Ito settle with US.
He is a native of Canada, He is
delighted with our climate and
country. Capt. j. L. Cline we are
glad to note is much improved. He
has been badly afflicted with rheu-
matism for year. He too is ma
tive of Canada and he says he re-
CARDS this section as the best of any
he has visited. Those at the north
wishing to come south would do well
address Capt. Cline and get his
opinion.
The Methodists will hold
protracted meeting here the 4th
Sunday in July. Our pastor will
be assisted by Rev. DR.. Rippey of
Birmingham, the gifted preacher
who was here a few months since.
DIR. A. W. Gray of Montery,
Mex, but formerly of Columbia,
has been here week among his nu-
merous friends practicing DENTS
try.
Our Minneapolis man, w. Wood,
has formed a partnership with w.
w. EGordon and is manufacturing
the Buckeye Spring Bed Bottoms.
This spring took the 1st prize of |
$50 at the Centennial and 1st prize |
shown since. We are using one of |
them and it is doubling the pleas
ure of existence. It must have |
been one of these same bed bottoms
that the Spaniards put Guatimozih
on and not bed of Goals when he
1 am on a bed of roses"
They sold s dozen at Lewisburg !
one day and are weeks behind on
orders. They will catch up when
their lumber seasons.
-Robt. Carter a progressive
farmer and stock raiser of Henry
Tenn, is here visiting his
brother-in-Iaw Solomon Davis and I
examining our fine stock. He is
well pleased.
Miss Lizzie Shields who attend
ed school at Elkmont the spring SEES
sion is at home to spend vacation.
The Sunday school of the
Christian church at old Lynnville
will have a picnic Wednesday be-
fore the 1st Sunday in August.
Other schools are invited and an
address will be had by Elder Creel
Of KY, who will hold protracted
the 1st Sunday in August
there.
Misses Ada and Gertrude Dams
bee are spending a week with their
grand father, John Gray. at Frank
lin.
Mrs. Albert Shields of Colum-
bia has been quite sick at her ia
TIERS, Col. A. H. Higdon's, the
past week. She was better Sat-
urday.
Rev. F. A. Thompson of Frank
lin held sacramental meeting at
Elkrigde Saturday and Sunday.
Jas. G. Erwin who has been in
Texas since last fall came in Satur
day on visit. We learn he will
return in Aug.
"A good rain Sunday night re-
vivey our furnishing vegetation.
The first in about weeks Har-
vest is over and the oat crop is
good but wheat is hardly a half
crop. Clover hay is fine and is
saved in great abundance and in
fine fix.
Mrs. J. NJ. Shields has been:on
q visit of 2 months at Elkmont
with her daughter, Mrs. Esq'r w.
R. Hanserd. She is expected home
this week and will leave hand
some little grand daughter there
three weeks on the way to captivate
the boys.
Mrs. Barksdale of Columbia is
Town with her uncle, Esq'r Bugg,
to him in his sickness
IN her happy way.
Our popular circuit clerk j.
W. Braden and family were up
friends this week.
Master Eddie Tate went up
10 spend a week with young friends
1T Columbia and Mt. Pleasant.
LYNN.
All those indebted to Mrs. S. S. Gull
ey & Co. are requested to come for
ward and settle at once, jun2S-tf.
DECLINE OF MAN.