The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-09-02
The Giles County Fair.


The directors st their last meet
ling took what seems to be a step in
the right direction. The associas
ton is in debt for land and i'm
provements and il they can have
good weather and a good attendance
this fall they hope to get out of
debt and be able in the future to
have some money in the treasury to
pay out for Premises each year.
We have been unable heretofore to
pay any premiums at all, only CIV
ing to the successful contestant the
amount paid IN entrance fees.
Whatever amount has been taken
in at the gates has been paid on the
debt CT the association. Our OBJ
ject is to get out of debt and the
plan proposed is to give free din
der a good barbecue dinner) to
every one that comes to the fair on
the first day and if the good people
of our county will help us we will
give dinner both the first and sec
ond days. We feel sure that all
that is necessary to be done is to
let the citizens of Giles know what
our object is and the means to be
used and that they will respond
readily, cheerfully and abundantly
and that hereafter we will have a
fair that all will be proud of and
that all of our people can have the
pleasure OF feeling that they have
helped on the good work.
The following gentlemen have
been appointed in their respective
neighberhoods to solicit donations
to the dinner. Arlington Mills; DR..
John Steele, Capt. Jin Alternately,
Hon. j. G. Sanders. Lynnville;W
c. Carter, j. II. Burrow, Dan. 3
Garrett, Jim Mitsheli, Terry D G k
erson. Buford's Station; w. ]
Morgan Fitzpatrick,
Dave Follis. DeRay; VIM. Rivers,
Alex. Peden, S. H. Smith, Vim
Hart, re. Reynolds. Brick Church;
r. j. Anderson, WIN. Rothrock,
Jim Burgess, Newt. Eslick. r. A. f.
Jackson. Triggss Store; Bugg Col
ins, Ben Clark, VIM. Collins, Nick
Burns. j. K. Trigg. Bunker Hill;
Geo. Watson, Bob Holland, John
King, Jno. Brooks, Whit. McLau
'ine. Berry Harwell. Coopertown;
Sam. Harwell, Jim Short, f. Amis.
Bob Simpson, Jim Anthony, Dick
Holt, A. Moss. Bohemian; VIM.
8easley, Mayburn Hancock, Clayt.
Witt, Joe Lindsey, John Pittard {
md Jasper Cox. Wales Station; {
Newt. White, jr., John Rodgers, {
Tim Green, DR.. Davenport. Aspen |
Hill; Dick Ragsdale, Will Anthony, i
Bob Mitchell, Bill Hammonds. i
3ryson; w. NJ. Kinney, Cole Ste G
,hevson, Dee Wilson, Jno. Stephen
on. ElkSon; Tom Holland, Buck '
3augh, A. w. Moore, Grey Hop L
inns. No. l; S. A. Gordon, Capt.
v. L. Roddy. L. B. Boswell, No.
!; Henry Butler, R. III. Butler, Jno. .
Aymett, Bill Hardy, DR.. T. B. Har-
Vell, Babe Marks. Odd Fellows ,
Hall; DR.. NJ. P Howard, VIM. Hall,
'hos. Moore, Ben. Moore, Ben.
ones. Marbuts; Esq. Marbut
rom Booth, Will Hill. Bethel; {
)rayt Reagin, DR.. Smith Waters, t
DR.. Smith Edmundson. Prospect; /
/. NJ Stanley, John Gilbert, Jim I
John Westmoreland,
Walter Whitfield. Pulaski and i
icinity; DR.. W. E. Wilson, Jones /
Ben MeGrew, Abe Fin
ey, j. b. Stsey, Hick Ballentine, !
7. T. Cakes, Henry Arrowsmith, /
Tom Spofford, VIM. Tungett. t
jampbellsville; j. Polk English, Ii
;. Smith, Henderson Yokely, Dave 3
v. Burch, Sam YokeIy, Ed. Horn. t
The above are all representative
nen in their respective sections and 2
We believe they will help US. The
Inject is good one and directly ,
'encfits every farmer in Giles coun
y and we believe her people ought :
o and feel cure they will help US.