The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-11-04
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Jefferson Cochran near bod
sons Gap died Friday night afte
a long illness. He was 70 and wa
a good man whom everybody loyet
and respected.
Mrs. L. E. Conger of Gal
Ridge, La, nee Miss Learn Jones
is visiting and spending Two months
with the family OF J. Z. Boyd anC
other old friends.
j. c. Johnston ,as sold biz
land to 7. Nj. Spofford and it is ru
mored he will go west We will bt
sorry to have them leave us, but
hope they will prosper in whate"el
place they locate.
Robert Dodson and Miss Bette
Branch of Hurricane station were
married at the brides mothers.
Another one of our Bob's elected
by a big majority. He has our con
CALCULATIONS.
AT this writing the protracted
meeting is in progress at the Pres
byterian church. DR.. Lupton is
preaching strong sermons to both
saint and sinner and we hope much
good will be done. Sacramento
service next Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Gordon of Brick
church Is visiting her father, Capt.
A. r. Gordon, this week and attend
ing the protraoted meeting.
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position under the administration
as Indian agent has been located at
Warm Springs agency in Oregon
where he writes he Is pleasantly
situated.
The many army comrades of
John w. MITCHELL of the old third
will regret to hear of his death. He
died of his old wound after long
suffering, Sept. 28th, in Illinois,
where he removed come fifteen
years ago.
Miss Ella Hull and her mother
have been spending two weeks with
their friend, Mrs. j. B. McCaul.
Miss Ella made many warm friends
here.
j lessee Powell Of Holt's corner,
Williamson county, an old darby,
aged rs who belonged 10 the moth
er OF j. B. and Robert McCaul and
tenderly cared for them in their
youth, spent two weeks here with
his young masters whom he greatly
loves. He is white folks demo
crat negro and is very successful.
He has 81, 200 in bank. He thinks
the negroes are fools that go off af-
ter the promises of the radicals.
Mr.. HUI. J. McCaul and Miss
Mamie Register were married at the
brides fathers. DIR. Royster, Wednes-
day night, Rev. w. H. Groves adj
ministeriDg the rites. They were
by Mr.. G. A. Smith with
Miss Dixie Randall of Guthrie,
KY, and Mr.. Wood Register with
Miss COrnelia HigdOn. They took
tue early train Thursday for Tren-
ton where a big reception was Civ
EN- them at the groom's fathers.
Mr.. McCaul will on his return open
a store at Petersburg, where they
will make their home.
j. N. Grigsby will offer his Ell
fects at public cutlery next Satur-
lay, preparatory to removing to
Texas.
Mr.. Frank Fry has taken a
place in the store Of J, 3. McCaul
as salesman.
Capt. J. NJ. Hill of Martin
hurst shipped to Chas. D. Porter,
son of Gov. Porter, Paris, Tenn,
Tuesday, the magnificent 3-year-
Did Clydesdale stallion, MOntezuma.
He was sired by the great prize
stallion Brown Glarcer. Mr.. Spot |
ford is having more orders for
.hesGgreat draft horses than he can
Hi and is selling many of his fine
lerd Of Holsteins. He has recently |
added by the purchase of j. G. |
Johnston's lands, $50 acres more
and to his 1850, making a domain
IF 1000 acres, which they intend |
20 convert into breeding farm ex-
of Clyde horses and Hol-
stein cattle.
Our best cotton men say we
will average full half bale on every
acre in cotton and seven-eighths of
he crop is out and is being sold,
which is making times better than
or ten years. There has been no
ain to interfere with gathering
cotton and corn, but little wheat is
'own.
We regard it as a disgrace to
our state that our only stock paper,
The Spirit of the Farm, should sur
'ender to a Kentucky paper. Now
think Giles ought to make its pa
Der, The CITIZEN, its stock organ.
Can't you have & stock editoE and
. stock column? LYNN.
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