The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-06-11
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j ln w alKef was married
Thursday to Miss Sallie Morris at
the residence of the brides grand
father, Hu. Yokely, near Camp
bellsville. Only a few select friends
witnessed the nuptials. He brought
his bride to his fathers, B. F.
Walkers, where a reception was
given them. The bride and groom
are young people of unimpeachable
character. We wish them the hap
Ply life that all the suspicious
omens indicate are to be theirs.
Col. Halls show was here Thurs
day and was pronounced by those
who saw it very credita ble-the per
formances good. The town was
full of the irrepressible darkies see
ing the free sights. The show had
a number of gambling tricksters
along that feeced the unwary. One
fellow who sold soap and a twenty
dollar bill wrapped with it for $40
shaved the boys pretty clean. 1t
was a legerdermain trick that
could not be detected.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church at Buford's viii furnish ice
cream, lemonade, ETC., at the bar
becue fer the benefit of the church.
The fast evening train will be
stopped next Saturday at Bufords
for the accommodation of those at
tending the barbecue.
Mrs. Sallie Rodgers and her
daughter, Miss Lizzie, of Wales,
have been spending a week at W.
@. Carter's and other relatives.
Miss Lizzie captiVated not few of
the young men by her grace and
beauty.
Miss Jane Thompson of Colum-
bia is visiting at Mrs. Shields.
The railroad in justice to the
immense travel and traffic done
here is taking steps to at once put
up a handsome depot here. The
old dilapidated one In the center of
the town will be pulled down and
commodious one will be built some
loo yards north. The big ware
house owned by j. + .Partenhamer
is removed to his lot east of II.
Thomas store to make room for the
new depot.
There was a belled buzzard
seen here by number of persons.
The bell is a small one Wonder is
expressed if it is the same one that
has been reported as creating so
much CONSERVATION among the ne
groes of North Georgia the past
several years emigrated to Tennes-
see to feast on Shorthorn and Jer-
sey carcases. He was so engaged
on fine grade Jersey when seen by
the writer.
w. J. Wilsford On June 4th
laid by his corn not cut by cut
worms and in the same field fin
ished planting the 3rd time the
same day where it had been cut.
Miss Ella Farmer came home
Saturday from her second year at
the state normal school, She will
complete NEXT year.
John D. Wagstaff came home
from Lebanon University the past
week where he graduated with
honors.
Hon. J. K. p. Blackburn is
building a fine house. Mr.. James
Porter, Massachusetts, man is the
architect and workman of fine
character.
Miss Flora McMahan of Cor
nersYille is spending a week in the
family of her brother, T. @. Mona
han.
-Chas. Pepper Of Princeton, KY,
has heen here several days past Wis |
iting DR.. Pepper and his numerous
friends. Charles was here for two
years as druggist with his uncle and |
made a host Of friends. He says
he would dispose of It's pounds of
pepper here cheap-in fact give
that much away if he could be
to choose the purchaser.
"A fearful accident occurred at
the Cornersville hill on the new pike
Friday. John Gray and wife of
Franklin, parents of our j. B. Gray,
jr., were in buggy ascending the
hill when the Lewisb urg hack came
meeting them at terrific speed,
the horses having taken fright.
Mr.. Gray's horse wheeled, turning
the buggy and its occupants into
big gully, tearing the buggy all to
pieces. The collar bones of both |
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray were broken
and they were otherwise bruised. |
They were brought in carriage to
their sons where they are receiving
every attention. The hack ran till |
they struck q tree. The tongue |
was broken out and left the hack |
full of passengers uninjured stand
ing. LYNN.
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