The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-09-06

Brick Church.


The dry weather continues and
the dust on the pike is fully an inch
thick; we think il there was GOV
ering of pebbles such wonld not be
the condition of the road
Our community was honored
last week by visit Of Mrs. Frank
Bunch and family of Pulaski who
spent several days with us and re-
turned Sunday. Miss Lizzie B. is
just verging into womanhood and
is quite handsome and accomplished
for young lady of her years. She
contemplates entering Martin Col
lege when she returns, where she
has been attending school several
years. Misses Mamie Gordon and
Mamie Black burn left last Satur-
day for Pulaski where they will
make the famous Martin College
their future home for the next five
months. We know that is the
place for they undoubtedly could
not attend better school in the
south. However, they will be sad
ly missed, for their places in socie-
| ty can not be filed and we suggest
that the professors hurry them
through as soon as possible, for
certain young men will wear faces
as long as piece of rope until they
return.
Willie White.one Ofthe noblest
young men of the land, left for
Knoxville where he intends attend
ing school. He is a promising
young man and we hope he will do
well, as he is entirely dependent on
his own eXertions. Bend on your
oars, yound men, and be faithful
and true, and we will one day reach
the desired haven.
Several of our young men
started for the exposition at Louis
vile last week and also some this
week.
Miss Kate Alternately took a
hasty visit to her lovely home on
Big creek last Friday, accompanied
by Prof. d. A. Mcknight. Miss
Kate is promising young instruc-
tress who is now teaching at DR..
Towards, and has a splendid
school Mrs. Williamson of Peters
burg has been visiting relatives
in this community this week.
Little Johnnie, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rothrock, had
slight paralytic stroke last Thurs
day, and has been confined to his
bed every since with a severe fever,
though we think under the skillful
treatment of DR.. Howard, he will
be up in a very short time. The
health of this community is as good
as has been for years
MI. H.M.Bugg,our thrifty MGR
chant, has just received a large
stock of new goods which will add
considerably to his old stock.
The concert which was spoken
of in last issue to come off next
Friday night will be postponed un
til week or two later ON account
of the protracted meeting which
will commence at the Brick Church
next Friday night. The time for
the protracted meeting at this place
is limited as presbytery commences
next Thursday and ministers are
compelled to be there.
Rev. w. B. Anderson preached
at Phelps Chapel last Sunday eve
ming and visited the Brick Church
Sunday night. He expects to be
gin a protracted meeting at the
Chapel in Two weeks we believe.
The company who owns the
traction threshing engine started |
for Lynnville, where they will hull
clover for some time, and then 90
to ginning or saving, we do not
know which. This is an enterpris-
ing company.
Miss Evy Cox of West Tennes-
see was visiting Mrs. Charlie Dab
ney recently but has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Hartsell contemplates Wis
iting East Tennessee shortly. She
goes to visit relatives of hers who
live there. Ne Plus ULTRA.