The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-09-03
LynnVIIle.


Esq. j. NJ. Farmer has return
ed recently from a month at Beaver
Dam where he gained II pounds.
Jim Fry and family and Mrs. w. G.
Smith and children are spending
the summer at Beaver Dam.
John B. Gray, Frank Green
and Willie Davis are all down with
that fell disease, typhoid malarial
fever. They are under treatment OF
DR.. Campbell. Neither has devel.
oped enough to tell what the result
may be. They are all young men
in the prime of life and it is hoped
their robust constitutions may car
ry them safely through with the
nursing and assiduous care and fer.
vent prayers of their hosts OF
friends.
Miss Julia Hindman is very
sick with intermittent fever.
Since our last report Cora, the
lovely little twelve-year- old daugh-
ter OF T. B. Alexander, died of ty.
phOid fever. She was a member OF
the Presbyterian church and a de-
voted Sunday school scholar. She
waits for her friends in the bright
beyond. Her sister is convalescing
Ed Owen, brother of Mrs. Geo
S. Tate, who has been here a veal
and has won the respect of US all
left Monday for his home in the
great empire of Texas. He goes tc
his parents at Waxahatchie. We
think Ed has attractions here that
will draw him in the future.
Misses Bette Neeley and Anna
Hall of Town Greek, Ala, are visit
ing at Prof. Smiths. When we
were younger we thought no coun-
try on earth had such pretty wO-
men as Alabama. These serve to
convince us we were fully half rig ht
-Eph. Beatty and wife of Nash.
vile are visiting at j. B. McCall's
this week.
Mrs. DR.. Rogers and daughter,
Miss Mamie, go to Guthrie, KY.
Monday to spend month with rel.
atives.
Circuit court clerk j. W. Bra
den and wife and children were at
Or. NJ. NJ. Johnston's the past
week.
Misses Winnie and Florence
Houston spent last week at Bethel
visiting in the family of DR.. Ed
mundson.
Mrs. Julia Martin had a grey
mare stolen by negro named Jim
Stewart, who carried her to Column
bia where he offered her for an old
watch and ten dollars. The police
suspiciOned him and lodged him in
Jail and Mrs. NJ, got her mare.
j. c. Burton last week lost a
fine COW. A postmorte IN examina-
ton revealed quart of peach seed
in her stomach whichIcaused inf1am-
nation of which she died. Others
should be careful.
Joe Carter of Bohemian is at
tending Willie Davis, his cousin, in
his sickness.
Mrs. Lizzie Gordon had the
misfortune to fall on her door step
last week. Her hip it is feared is
fractured and she is suffering in
tensely.
Mrs. j. c.. Johnston has been
attending Mrs. H. c.. Grove in Pu-
laski, who we learn is quite sick.
Col. G. BIewett of Columbus,
Miss, has been here the past week
trading for fine horses. He bought
two of D. P. Carter.
The new Methodist church is
approaching completion and will be
ready for the dedication services
the End Sunday in September.
Miss Varena Wheeler of Wales
is spending a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Cornilla Malone.
Willie Shields who is now at
Columbia was down Sunday and
presided with his accustomed abili-
ty at the organ.
-hSN' w IL OIOfSS CduO uOmG
Friday night. He reports his fami-
ly much improved.
j. p. Rankin delivered an able
lecture on Sunday evening and or
ganized an alliance of twenty mem
Oers. But for the lateness of the
hour the membership could have
been doubled.
Willie Ross of Pulaski was
here to see his sister, Mrs. DIR.
Campbell, Sunday. She is thought
to be better the past few days.
-Erudite and Rustic were dis
,ussing the Buddahatchie cave
which they both seemed to swallow
n its entirety. The parchment was
in for its share Of comments.
Erudite remarked that Hebraists
we're very rare. Rustic (who is
great believer in the all-sufflcIency
IF Lynnvillel said Lynnville had
more he.Brays than any place he
Inaw VIM