The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-08-20

- The Linden is to have a new b
: so n.
Be sure and call when YOU come
n town at Reynolds IL Wells"
N Miss Emma Edmiston, of Bet
NJ any is dangerously i'll.
" d.. T. B. Harwell is at Waiver
: this week.
Sug r and coffee the very best,
o | Reynolds d Wells
Rev. Robt. Craig and wife arri'
= ed in the city yesterday.
J. 5. Childers 81 Co. keep the large
= stocN and best assortment OF grocerie
The editor Of the CITIZEN is q
Elkmont this week.
Miss Alice Osborn returne
Tuesday night from Nashville.
Gold Hunter Flour still on boom Il
Reynolds q Wells
Messrs. Rivers and Ben Carter O
Birmingham have been in the cit,
this week.
Miss Lou Moore of West Point
Miss, is visiting in Maj. j. b. Sta
cy's family.
Remember that J. 5. Childers & Co
will not be uudersold. Ut.
Mrs. r. a. Harden of Nashville
came down Tuesday on a visit tt
relatives here.
Mr.. L. p. Thatcher returned tc
Pulaski yesterday after a visit tc
Mont Eagle.
Look in the two-story show case at
Reynolds & Wells
Miss Rowe Sanders of Athens ar
rived here last Thursday. She will
assist Prof. Beck in his school.
Master John G. Brown, jr., went
TO Elkmont Sunday to spend a few
days with the boys down there.
The largest lot of Queensware ever in
town at Reynolds & Wells
Miss Florence McLsurine return
ed Saturday from visit to friends
at Poplar Hill.
There was no preaching at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night.
Mr.. Wilson preached in the morn
ing.
A large lot of French China tea sets
at Reynolds & Wells.'
Mrs. J. p. Rankin returned Tues
day night from Waukesha. She
left her son, Mr.. r. o. Rankin, in
improved health.
Messrs. John Adams and Alex
went last Saturday to
and returned the next
day.
FOR SALE.
Two tip-top mules, 3 and years old,
10 hands, 334 inches high and in fine
flesh. FLOURNoY RIVERS.
There has been no preaching at
the Methodist church for the last
two Sundays. Rev. Mr.. Weakley
has been at ElkmOnt Springs.
Mrs. Prince died on Mr.. Sam
Harwelps place last Saturday. She
was sixty eight years of age. She
married less than a year ago.
Mrs. Sue Adams and Mrs. G. G.
Rogers lett this week for Nashville.
Mrs. Adams will visit Spring Hill
before returning home.
We understand that there are
about three hundred people at Elk
mont Springs ct present. Crowds
are coming in and going ont every
day.
Messrs. j. B. Burdette and 10.
Gibson of the Nashville bicycl
club arrived in the city Tuesday af
ternoon on their gheels. They are
out for an extensive tour.
I've Mayor of Pulaski's buggy
,ansize,, with him the other day, by
which acciol lent his foot was right
BADLY hurt. he has been quite
anne ever since.
Mrs. S. c. Depass, hel' daughter,
Miss Lila Depass and her two HUE
sons, of Mempis, are visiting in Inc
family of Mr.. r. B. Campbell this
week.
Mrs. B. NJ. Young and the chill
lren arrived here yesterday from
Nashville. Mr.. Young has rented |
Mr.. McLaurine's house near cave
spring where the family will reside.
NANCE & SON.
Next door to the Linden. Don't fail |
o call and see us when you want gro
,eries, CONNECTIONS, er tobacco and CT |
5ars. Fresh goods as cheap as you can
buy anywhere. NANCE & Son,
Mrs. DIR. Cunningham arrived IN !
the city Tuesday from Belfast &C
by her two little daugh-
tiers, Misses Robbie and Mary Fa-
gan. They are the guests of Mrs.
NJ. V. Smith.
ATelenbone business has increased |