The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-09-13
THE PUILASKI CITIZEN
DR.. G. A. McPeters has been
right sick this week.

Dr.. G. A. McPeters has bee
right sick this week.
: SIR. R. Henry Jones came dow
from Nashville Monday.
Mr.. C. A. Kirksey was summone,
r last Monday by telegram to Hunts
vile to see his father who is quit
ILL.,
Miss Virginia Rose returned +
Nashville yesterday after a protrac
ted visit TO relatives and friends il
Pulaskis
Mrs. A. A. Dickerson, accompa-
MED b. her lovely daughters, Miss.
es Bette and Alein, went down Il
Blount Springs last Thursday eve
, ming.
Mrs. William Rainey is the only
one from Pulaski who spent any
length of time at the cam pmeeting
| She returned home the latter part
of last week
Judge H. Ward returned Thurs
day of last week from his visit to
Mississippi, robust in health and in
good spirits. Our corps of chess
players missed him wonderfully
during his absence.
Mr.. Ben Carter left Sunday at
noon for Birmingham to fill a tenn
porary vacancy on the editorial
staff Of the daily Age of THAT city.
Ben's worth as a writer has created
demand for his services.
The Alabama .press gang, who
had been to Louisville for the pur-
pose of getting dots on the exposi-
ton, passed down the road last
Sunday. The exposition will get
plenty of free putting now.
Cadet Bob Baugh of Elkton- has
returned to the State University at
Knoxville. Mr.. Orville Austin has
recently received an appointment
and will enter the university this
term we presume. He is also from
Ell1to
j. r. DeLuta has opened a bar
Der shop opposite the Linden. He
is the pioneer white man in that
business in Pulaski, is gentlemanly
in appearance, and will doubtless
receive a liberal patronage. He
has card in this paper.
Miss Mamie Wilson left Monday
night for Morrilton, Ark, to as
sumo the duties of her position as
teacher in the school at that place.
The school and society out there
have gained in this accomplished
lady valuable acquisition.
Miss Alice Gatlin, daughter of
Mr.. Jas. L. Gatlin of Bethel died |
last Saturday morning of consump-
ton. She was just verging into |
womanhood, 9 beautiful, lovely |
girl, and her early death is sincere
ly mourned by all who knew her.
Judge Hoadley is still in Phila-
delphia being treated for malaria.
The election is less than a month off |
and he will hardly get back into
Ohio in time to stem the current |
against the ticket. Democracy
courts. defeat in Ohio this year.
Col. Solen E. Rose was chosen by
the bar to preside over the chan
Gerry court last week, Judge Elem
ing being unable to be present.
Col. Roses profound knowledge of
the law and well balanced mind pc
culiary fit him for the honorable of
fee.
Messrs. Morton and Alternately
the sale of the Morton
lands in Williamson last week and
we're gratified at the result. The
sale aggregated about $1,000, an
average of about $14 per acre.
Some of the land sold remarkably
cheap.
Miss Ella Grove left last week
for Gallatin where she has charge
of the art department of Howard
College. Her rare accomplishments
in drawing and painting have been
fully recognized by that people
and she has, we are glad to learn, a
very large class.
Mr.. A. w. Moore and his sister
of Elkton and DR.. Phelps and wife
passed up the road Monday on their
way to Louisville to attend the
southern exposition. Mrs. B. NJ
Eatherly of Nashville, who has been
at Elkton, also passed on
her return home.
Mr.. u. w. Ewing was summoned
by telegraph to Waukesha last week
on account of the serious illness of
Mrs. Ewing. He found her greatly
though she had been
dangerously sick, and in a few days
she viii beable to undertake the
home Journey. He came back last
week.
We saw Tuesday a fine specimen
of clean clover seed gotten out by a
clover attachment to a wheat
thresher sold by Buford Bros.
There has been some doubt as to
the effectiveness of the attachment
but this settles it. We hope it may
not be long before Giles will save
the thousands of dollars she spends
yearly for clover seed.
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Capt. JnO. Phillips returned the
latter part of last week from an eX-
tended trip through the northwest.
He says that is the country to go
to during the summer to cool off
but that Giles is the place to live.