The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-01-18
BUNKER HILL.


o few days ago to the lonely refiioI
8 We dislike to part with our citizen;
Q shut we weep not as those who hav
. 40 hope for we feel assured tina
, after they have eaten tough beef a
q I23cts. per pound for a while, tina
: we will be rejoiced to see the 'prodi
Z gals all return to their father hous
old Giles-and eat the fatted cal
: at 4 and 5 cents per pound.
o W. H. Wells, who recently nc
turned from Hot Springs, has great
3 lE improved. We think Esq. Ed
l w. McLaurine, who came with him
! has so improved in health as to b,
too big for his clothing. He gained
20 pounds in flesh. He only tool
one bath. If he had taken three +;
day and improved accordingly i
would have been trying on theil
narrow gauge railroad.
r. F. Mays, formerly of Bunker
Hill, recently left Prospect en- route
for Florida. He is now engaged il
the post-office department in Brook
vile, Fla.
Prof Gus. Pack is clerking fol
Brooks & Collins. He bids fair &c
make a first class salesman.
j. w. Davis, T. w. Smith and
others have mumps.
Willie Smith and Hugh Story,
who emigrated to Texas some twelve
months-ago, have returned and are
now eating the fatted calf. We
hope they have sown and garnered
a sufficiency of wild oats to be con-
tented on fatted cali, hog, hominy
and everything else that is palat-
able. There are others out there
feeding on husks, while in their
fathers house is abundance. Oh!
We lost sheep of the house of Ten
nesseei How oft would 1 (Tenn. J
have gathered you under my wings,
but We would not. Yet why defer?
Do and say as others: 81 will arise
and go back to old Giles, receive
her pardon and beaming smiles,
and bid defiance to Texas wiles.'
&c. H. Harris has dog which
appears to be deranged. He should
be sent at once to the dog asylum
put to rest" just little more dog
legislation.
j. C. Horton, who has returned
to Bunker Hill, is recovering from
carbuncle stroke which came near
carrying him across the Jordan.
William and John McMurry,
who have been very low with pneu-
monia, are both conyalescent. They
live to honor and sing praises to
those skillful physicians who healed
them, DIR. W. L. Holt of Pisgah and
DR.. - Wilkes of Bethany.
i. --Tobe Grant returned few days
ago from-Texas, of course. All!
boys, boys. that fatted calf and
"ring'' make too many prodigals.
We believe the ''calf and ring law
should be repealed, and a padding
machine instituted and put into
operation.
Mr.. Owen and his accomplished
daughter of Illinois are visiting
their relative, DR.. Alex. NJ. Phelps.
Miss Matte Paine, daughter of
Col. Tom. Paine, and Miss Jennie
Harwell of Pisgah made a short
visit to Bunker Hill.
Brown Stephenson has moved
back again to Bunker Hill. Hur-
rah for Brown; at home one time
more.
Bunker Hill is blessed with
shops, three up and others to be
erected soon.
-Reub. Thornton and wife and
two sisters, Misses Mary and Laura, |
after protracted visit to Bellville,
returned to their home near Fay
etteville.
Poor Adam 4 Paw Davis ever
since the departure of Miss M
has been seeking rest and finding
none." We imagine we can hear
him cry: Return, o Holy Dove re-
turnl
For thee alone
I'LL ever mourn,
Til thou consent.
To be my ownl
old Santa Kris was little be- |
hind time; but still he made NJ. j.
Glaze the happy recipient of great
big, sweet, pretty, real, active, live
daughter. Behind a rushing saw
mill he Mon hides smiling face.
If it wasn't for that "tarnar' |
old waste basket we'd give you all |
the news.
MIR. Nick Burns passed through
With 80 of Alabama slbeat cattle a
few days since.
Mrs. Tom. Fuller will teach
the public school az the new Baptist
church near Henry Cardin's.
The CITIZEN has a much larger
subscription here than she had last |
year. I'd as soon try to get Jim.
Davis foot in a No. 6 shoe as totry
to get all my items in this short |
Be merciful, Jew, and al
low us little more space this once.
Married, at the residence of the
brides father, Jan. 4th, Roy p. Col
Inns to Miss Ella Lloyd. Thus came
the gallant Roy and took the 2Oth's !
capital prize. Rev. Mr.. Collier
officiated at Hymen's altar. At
PENDANTS: Gus. Pack and Miss Susie
Mccormick. A happy reception
awaited them on Friday following
at the residence Of the groom's step !
father. We cordially congratulate
this noble pair, who have stepped |
off the carpet of miserable single
ness into that of intelligent and |
biessedness. May !
they forever feast on the quint-es-
sence of a neyer-setting honey -moon.
Our space is too limited-our |
items too numerous. Items this
week are as common as pig tracks.
ANNA.
Read This.
We are in earnest, we want you to
come and pay your accounts. The year
il NOW ceased. and some of you owe US 1