The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-09-10

; Mr.. A. Pope McLemore, bein
: quite unwell. left last Sunday fC
his home at Spring Hill.
Mr.. Alex. Summerfeid made
] flying trip up the road Sunday l
company with an-angel.
Elder R. w. Officer will preacl
at Rural Hill next Saturday nigh
and Sunday morning at Ii O'Clock
Nell McCallum and 4. A. /
Jackson are drawn to serve on tn
U. ). circuit court jury at Nashvill
Oct. 10.
Something like murrain has ap
peared among cattle hereabouts
An ounce of preventive is worth
trial now.
Miss Myra Dismukes of Nash
vile has been vising in the family
of Dr. B. P. Clark on Big creek
this week.
Dr. Milhous moved yesterday tC
the Rainey house opposite the Per
kins house. Mr.. Van Brown NOV
d to the St Giles.
Mrs. Milhous who was visiting in
Fayetteville was summoned home
Friday by telegram on account OF
the illness of the children.
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Mr.. and Mrs. V. Trudeau and
Mrs. j. ID. Andrews of Nashville
came down Saturday on visit to
relatives in this community.
DR.. Henry w. Morgan Of Nash
vile, grand regent of the Royal Ar
canum, will make an official visit to
the lodge in Pulaski to-day.
DR.. Milhous's little son is affiict-
ed severely with St. Vitus dance.
IL affects his brain and last week
he was in a critical condi ton.
Miss Lucy White of Nashville,
who for some weeks has been the
guest of Miss Hattie White, return
ed home Monday afternoon.
Misses Mamie, Bessie and Mar
shall Campbell of Memphis, after a
visit to the family of Mr.. G. A. Rey-
nolds, returned home this week.
Mrs. Sue Adams returned home
the latter part of last week from
her visit to Nashville and Columbia
and opened her school on Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Blackburn of Sanato-
bia, Miss, and Mrs. Jesse Wymes
of Forrest, Ark, are the guests this
week of Mrs. S. A. Wilson at Wales.
Rev J. H. Birdsong fell while
walking in his orchard last week
and broke his hip, from which he
has suffered greatly. Yesterday he
was reported to DE in very critical
condition.
Mr.. w w. Clemmons brought US
Monday two monster beets of his
raising-some five or six pounds
each. They demonstrated not only
the fertility of Minor Hill soil, but
the cleverness of one of her sons.
L. T. Taliaferro, esq'r, of Biz
mingham, is in Pulaski for the first
time in two or three years. He
met a very warm reception. He
seems in perfect health and we
learn that he is fast taking deserved
front rank at the Alabama bar.
DIR. Luther L. Gilbert of Pros
pect will leave next Monday to at
tend the Baltimore College of Ply
sicians and Surgeons to complete
his medical education. He will re
turn to us a fulI-fedged doctor
ready to administer to the afflicted.
Several statesmen have com
menced in the different stores this
week. Mr.. j. J. McCallum is with |
Brown, Mr.. p. Taylor with Solins-
ky u Feinberg, Mr.. Starky Duncan
with Alternately d Lightfoot and |
Mr.. w. A. Paisley with Brannan d
Smith.
Miss Orleau Ballentine gave a !
party last Friday night which was
highly enjoyed by large number
of her young friends. The beauti-
full front yard being tastefuily illu-
minated, observation-disclosures served
out of doors. while indoors was the
music and the dance.
Solinsky & Fem berg have moved
the McLaurine stock of goods from
Coon corner to the east side under
the opera house, and advertise in
this issue that they will sell them
cheaper than goods we're ever be- !
fore sold in Pulaski. Read the ad.
which gives some of their rock bot
tom prices.
Sheriff Butler lost his Jersey COW
Sunday. He bought her from Mr.. |
w. c.. Carter at the recent stock |
sale for $45. Just year before
lacking one day he lost another fine
COW. They do say he feeds them
too high. Accustomed to banquet |
ing the prisoners every day,the rev.
elry extends even into the barnyard.
Mrs. 0. NJ. SpoRord is building
a number of cottages In town Tor
rent. We understand that she in
tends removing the big old house
next to the Jail and building two
smaller residences on the lot. This
will greatly enhance the beauty OF
that part of town and her new cot
tages in north PULASKI will also be
quite an improvement.
Mrs. Boyd M. Young
Respectfully asks the ladies of
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