The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-13
THe Banner and the CITIZEN both



Nashville this week.
Mr. J. d. Andrews of the Banner
was down Sunday from Nashville
Miss Florence May is visiting 81
Miss Ella Han ut Fown Creek, ~ -.
Ala, TINS week. ~
Mrs r. II. P.Eter and Miss Lula pit
White went TO Lynnville Monday tn
afternoon on visit Sc
DR.. @. A. McPetcrs, alter an alb ex
sence from the city OF some weeks, De
returned last Tuesday. hi!
Capt. Jno. w. Childress and wife Wv
| of Nashville came down To attend &c
the funeral OF Miss Daisy Brown. ior
Mrs. c. c.. Rogers and her son th'
Mr.. Ed. Rogers of Nashville have ito
been visiting in Pulaski this week. ab
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Messrs. y. , reynolds ana M. tht
c. Camody are each building resi- mi
dence on East Hill, near Giles Col poI
lege. adj:
The entertainment of the l. o. O. S Ii'
T., at Bethel will be on the evening %Ie
of the 18th instead of the 18th rs i i:-
published. U 1I
Mrs. L. ID. Whitson of Murfrees- ant
boro, the historian of the last legis far
lature, spent a day or Two in PuIas- the
XII this week. sac
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We had a beautiful rain last the
Tuesday afternoon, which seemed mo
TO be pretty extensive. 1t was pat
much needed.
MIR F. NJ. Crawford of Washing AZ
ton visited his sister, Mrs. J. B. 60 60
Childers, this week. He is now at NJ
Elkmont Springs. Ha
Mr. Robt Laird raised this sea h.
son % bushels of wheat per acre on ii.
80 acres, which is said to be the X.
best crop that was raised in the Bel
county.
Mr.. Baxter Williams returned to :,
his locomotive Monday. He has W W
been given a passenger train but de 1 Ino
clined The officials have utmost o'0
confidence in him.
DR.. J. f. Grant was in Pulaski 90
Tuesday, coming to attend the fu NJ
neral of Miss Daisy Brown. Mrs.
Grant has been at her fathers on
Bradshaw two weeks. y
At Eagle, w. Va, horse that
was shot under Gen. Grant at n
Vicksburg refused food last Thurs - y
day and died in day or two. 1t is D.
cad Eo 1iaI Of hrnlypp haarf
Mr. T. NJ. Spoford's thorough w
bred Holstein cow, Erma Mayo, Mrs
(3536) dropped fine bull calf by Ma,
End last week. Err natl
ma Mayo's dam won first prize vol vol
at Hamburein SO and has record natl
of 81 litres in one day. T.
A small detachment of the Grand ums
Army of the Republic paraded the part
streets of Pulaski nearly all day Be
marching to the notes of prem
a muflled drum, through respect to By
the dead chieftain, Gen. Grant Pr
They were all colored. .,s S9(
Mother earth, flying on the wings Re-
of the wind, was about to smother prem
her children in Pulaski when the Pr
rain came Monday afternoon and F.
cooled her off The dust in the straw
air was so thick that it made every Pr
pair of lungs in town feel like mud MUM DG
mill. ZEN 6
Maj. Sykes was sick and could Be
not fill his appointment to address knife Eni
the colored last Saturday. Capt. Pr
RUSSELL spoke in his stead. He had Be
a pretty good audience, but it would y Pr
have been much larger but for the Be
Grant demonstration by the @. BY i
A. RS. Be
DR.. 6. r Woodring of Elk City, ers'
Kansas, son of our Mr.. @. W ton
Woodring, has been appointed med Re u
ical examiner of the district of Kan ohr
sas. 1t is a very good Office and 2 ear
his friends hare will congratulate P' Pr
him upon his success in securing IN
the appointment. by
~, CO.., u po.o ,Ii.oo,.oro,,l Be
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office yesterday morning what he Be
prOnounces a specimen of the de- prem
structive Colorado bug. Col. Rose Pr
has seen these bugs and is sure this Be
was one of the same species that prem en-
devours vegetation in that state. Be
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Capt. Jno. w. Childers and wife, Nurs
Miss Sue Lou Brown, and Mr.. j. PTIr
d. Andrews of Nashville, Mr.. j. Pr Pr
NJ. Avent and wife, Mr.. Frank Be
Avent and Miss Annie Chiidress of Fr
Murfreesboro and Miss Mary Lamb Pr
of Fayetteville attended Miss Daisy pear
Browns funeral last Tuesday after or or
noon. UNI
straw
Mr. Tyree Rodes last week ship Pr
ped the largest log ever handled in Be
Giles county. 1t weighed 1900 Pi Pr
pounds and scaled to cut 21O6 feet Be
of lumber. He hauled it two miles W,
from Mr. Ed. Buford's place to Farm
the station with his four Norman Pr
horses. He has meyer before NOV y, ~: IN
ed such log but has always found Pr
eight ordinary draught horses nee Be
essary to move one approaching its I prgr
size. ue
Capt. Jim Rivers has built for =, Be
his son Jim a handsome and com niq p,
modIous residence on his lower Be
place on the Elkton pike. The by
house stands over the fence behind iA p
a saplng. The front side is a door Sc
and the north end has port hole prem
for window. When he goes in he SUP p
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