The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-06-25

= NJ. r. Henry Jones arrive i
v the city Monday from Sheihyvlli
: The court house euchre club Ia
all mt succumhcd to the evangelis
MIS-. r. p Brown of Nashville
visiting this week iii the family {
2 Mr.. A. j. McKrmmin.
Miss Lizzie CALDWELL arrive j
, Pulaski Monday from Lexington
Ala, and wilt remain some months
We learn with much regret of tn
recent death of the wife OF Nj
Thos. W.s:Aymett, Germantown, W
Tenn.
Miss Sallie Walker of Lynnvlll
has been visiting this week IL TIA
family of her uncle, Judge J. {
Walker
Over forty persons joined the Y
NJ. G. A. last Sunday. Old member
must re Join, as there has been a re
organization.
A number of young ladies from
different parts of the comfy hav
been visiting in town this week nn'
have been attending the revival ser
vices.
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The evangelist has never men
toned the ice cream snarCs. These
are cruelty dilapidaLing on The
young men. Neither has he con
demned the clutch.
Mrs. Mace Eel and her two lit
tie daughters, accompanied by Miss
Lou. Bumpass, left last Saturday
for Lincoln county, TO spend the
summer with relatives.
DIR. O.. w. Mcclure came to town
Tuesday to ''rcjeice with them that
rejoice" His rejoicing was occasion
ed by the arrival of a tiny bundle of
dimpled femininity at home.
Pulaski has worn this week a
very lively appearance from the
fact that so many country people
have been attending the services
conducted by Mr.. Dixon Williams.
The Masons had their picnic
yesterday at Blooming Grove. We
regret that we were prevented from
accepting an invitation to attend
by pressing business engagements.
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Senator JnO. d. Edmundson of
Somerville attended the wedding Of
his kinsman, Mr.. Ed. r. Sumpter.
He survives and thrives on the ran
tankerOus abuse the republicans de
light to keep upon him.
Rev. J. j. Ransom of Rio de ia
metro, Brazil, has sent us a batch of
pamphlets of which he is editor.
We cannot read them but from
their number and size we can form
some idea of the work be is doing.
Mr.. Mace Eel leaves this week
for Chattanooga and thence through
East Tennessee and Virginia sell
ing the patent churn lately intro
duced here. He is also engaged to
advertise for a large business house.
Webb IL McGrew started their
wool carding machinery yesterday
as may be seen from their locals in
this issue. Their entire outfit is
perfectly new and they guarantee
frst-class cIarding and satisfaction
in every particular.
Miss Mary Casey of Kenton, W.
Tennessee, a niece of Prof. Oscar
Casey, formerly of Martin College,
is visiting relatives in Giles. She
IS the guest of DR.. T. b. Harwell.
Miss Casey attended school the last
term at Franklin, Ky.
The Lebanon Herald printed the
letter of Evangelist Williams in
which he SO moderately estimates
himself and says: I'VE who know
him consider him, not weak little
but one of the tallest
and stat htest of the cedars of Leb-
anon"
Esq. David H. Parsons commit
ted Raph Fry to Jail last Tuesday
Tor stealing geese and Constable
Dav. brought him in. Raph claimed
that the goose tried to bite him and
when the learned justice declined
to accept his theory he said his
honor vas a goose.
Slate Spring School begins July
Is, under Prof II. +. Williams, with
favorable prospects. II you desire
to get the advantages offered by
this excellent school, write for cir
cular giving details. Miss Burns
Merritt is again in charge OF the
music. His address is Wales.
Col. u. Z. Pickard, comptroller of
has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. /. n. Smithson this week.
He is portly, genial gentleman.
This is his first visit here since
1854 when his father hauled him
and twelve other toe heads through
in an wagon moving TO Hunts
vile.
Mr.. Dixon c. Williams will be
present st the meeting of Stonewall
Lodge, knights of Pythias, tO-mor-
row afternoon. The hour is q
O'Clock so as to be through and at
tend church. There is work in the
second rank and it is hoped every
knight viii be present. Officers
are to be elected also, Be prompt
at 6.