The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-07-26
LynnViIIe.

LynnV1IIe.
The friends of Esq. Bugg, and
everybody is his friend, will be glad
to know he is convalescing and we
are hopeful that he will now fully
recover and be spared for much use
fulness.
Miss Anna Phillips of Elkmont
is here spending a week with her
school mate, Miss Lizzie Shields.
Miss May Gordon is visiting
the family of Rev. j. G. Caldwell
and some college mates at Harrods-
burg, KY, for a few weeks.
Miss Maggie McRea of Mem
phis is spending the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. j. B. Gray, ST., at
Old Lynnyille.
Mrs. ESQ. j. NJ. Farmer was
Frustrated Friday morning mentally
and physically-the effects of in
sOmnia. She had slept but few
hours in a week. The doctors have
succeeded in inducing some sleep
and she is thought better, yet in a
critical condition. She has always
been one of those model good wives
and mothers--a good christian wo-
man.
j. NJ. Wright happened to a
terrible accident last Wednesday
while hauling saw logs. He had
occasion to chop a prop from be-
hind log when by some unforeseen
force it fell down on him, crushing
him terribly in his hips and he is
injured internally and it is yet feared
his injuries may prove fatal. 1t is
said his suffering has been excruci-
ating. He has a nice wife and five
small children. Heis very worthy
man and has everybody's sympathy.
Medic Style and Jessie Nc
Cloud have formed partnership and
are putting up an extensive livery
stable. They have up the wall and
will soon be ready for business
They are young men Of good bust
ness capacities and we feel sure
they will do well. The public has
long felt the need of livery stable
here,
Every thing seems on a boom
here since the pike is assured. The
tools are here and [ am assured that
dirt will be broke Tuesday and that
it will be pushed to completion in
the shortest possible time.
Several places have changed
hands at good prices. DR.. H. T.
Campbell and j. Simeon Gilbreth
have bought the store house of H.
NJ. Fleming and will open first
class drug store. G. S. Tate has
bought house and store of Miss
Jennie Beatty at $1,000. Extensive
improvements and additions are be-
ing built by Prof. Smith and by J.
B. Mccall, DR.. H. 7. Campbell and
j. I, Fry, and much painting and
identifying is going on, which we
regard one of the best omens of the
times,
DR.. Wayne Morris and family of
Clifton were visiting at Esq. Jesse
Fry's the past week. He is a sue
cessful practitioner.
The lumber is all ON the ground
for the Lynnville Academy, and We
are assured by the contractor, Mr..
j. b. Bray, that he will have it com
plete and ready for the occupancy
of the school in four weeks.
Prof. J. E. Thornburgh Of Mt.
Vernon, Ind. was here the past week
prospecting for a home. He is an
intelligent, educated gentleman and
has taught for the past IA years I'M
til his health is impaired. He
wishes to engage in bee culture and
blooded poultry and recuperate.-
He says this is the best place he has
found for these pursuits and will re-
turn and locate here. We welcome
him and all intelligent workers to
come and help develop one of the
best countries in the world,
Mrs. Marietta, formerly Miss
lJaAe Mitchell, who was married
and moved to Illinois two years ago,
came on visit to her old home last
week. She has not enjoyed good
health and will spend the summer
here and recuperate.
Miss Ella Wagstaa who teaches
the hopefuls Al Prospect was at
home Saturday and Sunday among
her numerous friends and admirers.
We can but utter a word of caution
to her to beware of those Alabama
beaux. We have lost some of our
best women by allowing them to &c
in that direction to teach and have
no more to spare in that way.
Mr.. 10 Nance, formerly of Ole
Lynnyille, who went to California
% years ago, came in Saturday
morning. He says ne will spend
his remaining days in Giles. Hc
alofe Of his family has survived.
Mrs. @. T. MeLaurine who wal
gcalled to her mother, Mrs. Hewlett
. two months since, then thought t,
be dying, at Huntsville, re-turne,
home Saturday morning. She is nov
convalescing.
DIR. Holderby will preach a
! Memorial church at Bufords mex
Sunday.
! Mrs. j. E. Goodwin of Mem
: phis with her children are spendin;
1.-The summer with her sister Mrs