The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-04-02
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Prof. Geo. w. Campbell cam,
in last Thursday morning from Cal
ifornia, where it will be remember
ed he went in December for his
health. The climate failed to bene
fit him, as we had so fondly hoped.
and he comes back to have the ten
der care of those who love him so
dearly, whose love and kind
ness and care may cure him and
WOO him back to health again.
He is with his sister, Mrs. c. V.
Smith. He arrived much
fatigued and weak from his
trip. The two little girls are look
ing well. Few men exist for whom
community feel so deeply as this
one for the sufferings of one who
has as it were sacrificed his life for
the good of others-his intense APP
plication to the duties of teaching
conscientious discharge of mis-
duty.
Rev. j. S. Frierson aud wife
stopped off here two days the past
week on their way to Hartsell, Ala,
their home. Mrs. F. is quite fee
Bile and they had spent eight
months in Missouri among friends |
seeking to benefit her health-wilh |
little profit. He was our beloved |
pastor from '64 to 10, and com
manded the love of all by his
christian character.
1t is suggested that K. N. Pep
per needs a new liver pad. Ire
poor mans liver is out of order and
he is out of humor with himself and
the rest Sof man kind, or his girl
has gone lack on him, for he seems
to be mad because there is not
more girls. He is particularly mad
because cts boy" He is autho-
rized to draw on our DR.. Pepper for
4 new liver pad and charge the same
20 your subscribers
Mrs. Gray of Franklin spent
asst week with her brother Mr.. J.
Z. Furgerson who had a severe
stroke of paralysis the 18th,
rom which it was feared he could
lot recover, but his naturally strong
and good nursing has Z
;otten him up again.
Miss Bette Neeley of Town !
;reek, Ala, who did 50 much to :
race society by her story of two q
lonths last year, came up to spend 9
ometime at her uncle's, Prof. .
mith, the past week. :,
Miss Clara Burney of Desark, f,
Ark., and Miss Mamie Walker OF W
enterville came home with Miss fl
lizzie Shields from the Athen@am u
lst week. They are a trio of vi Il
acity and had the admiration of n
ne young folks here. ii
Miss Emma Braden of War Ell
ace is staying with her sister, al
Irs. Wilbourn, who is much better. g
Mrs. Barum of Centerville is OF
aging with her neice, Mrs. DR.. ii
who has a pulmonary d.
ouble but is much better since bl
lie open weather came. la
We are all credulity and gulla- OF
.lity but could hardly swallow the OF
DRY Of the dear love and affection OF
"Tableleg," your valuable and W
,rsatile correspondent from Pros Sc
,ct, for Prof. Alternately who lar Ia
ped him for amusemement and bt
.st-time till "Tableleg" could not IN
et, lie or stand" Now he loves SD
N more than he does his mother tr
his week we have the announce be
ent he has gone and quit writing. w
lst as well,..for the poor fellow has dl
ined his character for veracity pt
tn all Of Us Who have any OF
dam in us. Gle
Mamie Black bnrn and
annie Bugg are home from :
.nh.i,. E c1,i:.la CC0iiioge few days
o.
Alice Johnston. after a
otracted visit OF two months to
7 sister, Mrs. Stout, of Moores-
lie, is at home. Her sister, Mrs.
ayburn Hancock and family, were
sitting at her old home last week,
:. j. C.. Johnston's. LYNN.