The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-07-01
Lynnviile.

4 MISS jennie Harris, teacher
in the public school at Columbia, ia
spending a week with her college
friend, Miss Lille Witt.
The little folks had an ice
cream supper in Jones Dickerson's
cabinet shop Friday night. They
enjoyed it as only the young can
enjoy such festivals.
The family of Jos. Briggs has
been very much afflicted. He and
Mrs. Briggs have been quite sick
several days.
M. Story's family and T. B.
Briggs and wife all had severe BIZ
lious attacks. All are convalescing
except Mr.. Briggs who is still
quite sick.
The alliance at Old LynEville
is preparing to have an ice cream
and berry supper Wednesday night
at the G. p. church which will be
the biggest and best thing attempt
ed here in long while.
Miss Ada Dansbee of Peters
burg has been here a week visiting
her friend, Miss Lena Tate, and
other school mates.
j. P. Madry of Aspen Hill fa-
Their of our DR.. A. H. Madry spent
several days here last week. He
expressed much surprise at the
growth and business push of Lynn
VILE. DR.. M. while only here for
few weeks is getting a fair divide of
the practice and is making friends
of us all.
Prof. Hubbard of Humboldt
was here the past week with view
to take the scnool at the academy,
but made no engagement.
"A board of trustees have rent
ed the Garrett property and will fit
it up for high school. They have
secured the services oil Prof. Tandy
and he the assistance of Miss Ma
ry Barton of Delaware, Ohio. She
is a graduate of Wesleyan Univer-
slty and comes highly recommend
ed as an accomplished teacher. All
the arts and sciences will be taught
that are in the curriculum of most
colleges.
Rodgers & Tacker lost fine
mule this week from salvation
from white clover. The horse weed
is said to be specific for this sail
walton which killed many fine
mules last year in this neignbor-
hood.
j. r. Furgerson has been visit
ing friends at Franklin.
Two town cooks, fat, black and
slick, had e set-to on the streets
here last Saturday over dress that
each claimed. After they had sew
eral rounds and shed considerable
wool, Officer Thurman took them IN
charge. Esq. Farmer thought the
peace and dignity of the state had
suffered $I1.50 worth-which was
promptly paid.
Will Ashford who is with Pc
rine & Hitchcock, Nashville, was at
home with his parents a few days.
We learn that Will makes good
business man and is much liked by
his firm.
w. J. Wilsford lost a fine Jer-
sey cow last Sunday from clover
bloat.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell spent sever
al days at her fathers at Campbells-
vile last week.
w. C. Carter has employed
dairyman from Nashville and is
preparing to build dairy house and
go into an extensive dai; ying bust
ness which he regards as very prof
table.
Il must again insist on the pa
irons of the CITIZEN giving aid in
securing news for its columns if
they desire to see Lynnville kept
before the public and due notice
given of the visits of friends, Incl
dents and accounts and all that 90
to make up q readable article. ]
am led to cay as much from the
fact / often hear of facts and Incl
dents in q vague and uncertain
manner that does not warrant my
giving them to the public, or I can
only learn of visitors by uncertain
rumor, or can get at only a partial
knowledge of facts that will mot do
for publication and am probably
criticised because mention is moi
fully made. If every subscriber
will give it only little attention to
report the happenings coming I'M
der his observation the value of the
paper will he greatly enhanced.
u. S. Gilbreth d Co. started
their steam thresher last Tuesday
They can thresh in good wheat two
bushels per minute. They thresh
ed NJ. c.. Fitzpatr ick's crop, 25C
bushels, T. Nj. Spofford's, 900 bush
els and L. w. Rey nold's, $50 bush
els, the past week. The yield j
good and the berry fine and plump
-Merideth and Mrs. Porte
Thurman returned to their home q
Lenora, Texas, Tuesday after spend
ing a month here among their oil
friends. They are well pleased wit
Texas after four years residence.
LYNN.