The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-03-08
Bunker Hill.

tree are still the victims of uDyield
ing diseases. The sudden changes
in the weather have put both old
and young to mimicing the dogs
barking. J. C. Kings only son,
Shell, has been very low. with pneu-
monia, but is thought to be some
better. Mr.. Joshua Smiths family
have been sorely afflicted with
humps. We hear that Lee Roy is
having a pretty tough time with
them; also, Constable w. w. Nc
Laurine. We would advise Adam
4Paw DAVIS to hide out, and William
and John McMurry to emigrate to
"Aquitelus" until the storm sub
sides. Our neighborhood is blessed
with several cases of measles; there
is nothing like keeping up with the
times.
Gus Pack says if you don't
think that he can tell the difference
between Epson salts and common
salt to just give him one more trial.
Hardy says that he will not jeapard-
ize his life again to test his integrity.
We in our hurly-burly style
got things somewhat mixed last
week. We should have thrown in a
little punctuation between WV.
McCrack, n and wife and the Texas
prodigals. A neglect in this i'm
portant art brought in prodigals
who never went astray. &c,
Our town has been compli-
mented by visits from two Of dis
trict No. Is best teachers-ProFs.
Thos. Holt and L. P. Collins.
-Jips, the Rocky Point cores
pondent, wishes to know how
''Azyma is striking grub these
times In answer we have only to
say CENTER. The way we make
corn dodgers fly (while at home) is
a sin to Davy Crockett, and the way
we make biscuits fly (while on
visit is distressing to the landlord
and the innocent prattlers: We
were complimented recently with
the following nice, bouyant pres
ents: A jar of extra fine pickles by
Master j. Clay Brooks; a dish of
choice turkey and full quota of
that would tempt the
most delicate appetite (like mine
you know and satisfy the insatiate
demands of the voracious gour-
mand, by Mrs. Annie B. Kennedy
This was presented on the birthday
of her little daughter, Maybel. =
We don't wish the sweet little angel
to grow old fast, but o! how we
would enjoy such birthday every
week. A fine breakfast mess of
Elk rivers choice fish, by j. w.
Kennedy. A large mess of Irish
potatoes, by Miss Ola Holt; an in
vitation tomorrow to Esq. E. w.
McLaurine's and P. E. Bennett 5
table, which will be filled with luxu
ries to overlooking. Who would
leave such a country as this and
such eighbors, to live where Capt.
E. W. Holt is-''in mud-hole
in Texas? So now, Rocky Jips,
you can see the pint" Verify,
verify, say unto thee, / am strik-
ing grub very CENTER.
M. H. Northcross is limping
around with bad cold, and "toat-
ing" his cough in swing.
F. W. Trims of this neighbor- !
hood will preach at Rphesus on
Saturday night before the 3rd Sun
day in March.
Miss Rosa Stephenson returned
recently from a protracted visit to
Lincoln. Miss Tommie Stephen
son will commence school soon in
Lincoln county, near. Capt. Sum
ners'.
-On leaving Mars Hill last Sun
lay after worship some one dis
covered that the church was on fire,
an exciting revival en-
jued, until the angry flames sur
endered to the gallant fire fiends,
:. w. Smith, J. W. Kennedy and
,thers, who did valiant service IN
,xtinguishing them. The house
.aught from the stove pipe, which
vas an RECONSTRUCTED piece of
May we all take warn
ng from this, for the day cometh
7hen not only the church but the
thereof viii be tried by |
re; and if the candle-stick is re i
moved we will prove to be wood, t
ay and stubble, or as infiammable t
nd destructahle asst he church house $
efore an unqucnchable fire. The t
amage fortunately is very light, q
w. H. Dixon will preach at /
lars Hill on the third Sunday in v
[arch. 8
ID. c. Horton is rearing pipe i
Ictory in Bunker Hill to run by 9
ater power in which he will test C
is patent water wheel. AzYMA. e
Josie McFali, Union City, Tenn, y
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