The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-02-18
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Gently and claimed Tor It's victim,
Mrs. Simmons. Her death not at
all surprised to US, as she has been
afflicted with rheumatism for two
years or more.
Mrs. DIR. Leonard, who has
been sick, we are glad to note is
cenvalescing.
&C. w. Hardy had an attack Of
pneumonis last week but is able to
be out. G.. W. II. contemplates go
ing to Texas soon to make that his
home.
Mr. T. f. Dunlap, who has
been suffering with rheumatism is
some better.
Mrs. w. w. Barlar is suffering
from throat trouble.
%. r.. Cole left Saturday for
jackson, West Tenn, to visit bis
grandmother, Mrs. L. r. Knapp.
0. r. likes going west very much,
but be stops a good way this side
Of jackson.
R. M. McCoristin spent a few
days at Lynnville last week visiting
friends and relatives.
Our enterprising blacksmiths,
Messrs. Hartsell d Newton, are do
ing a good business. They are al
ways at their post.
Our I. o. G T. lodge is still
increasing. One by one they are
coming in and joining our order.
We hope the time will soon come
when no one will be left to advo-
cate the cause Of intemperance.
Oar lodge met last Thursday night
and the following officers were in
stalled for the following term:
w. d. Fraley, w. T.; Mrs. Eta
HARDWOOD. w. " T.; w. w. BarIar.
W. Sec'y.; H. NJ. Bugg, A. Sec'y.;
Mrs. Fannie Butledge, r. H. S.;
Marsh, L. II. s.; d. L. Gordon, w.
Treas. Miss Sailie d, LINE, w
Sec y; A. II. Richardson, w. c.;
;. w. RGtledge, w. NJ; Miss Ma
ME Gordon, w. ID. M: VIM.
Sreeden, l. G.; Robt. McCoristin, o.
:. Our lodge meets twice a month
w. NJ. Lane of Pulaski came
ut to visit G. Ii. McMnlion Sun
ay. He attended church. He was
ccompanied by Tonic White.
Rev C. w. johnson, our pas
Or breaches for us every second
nd fourth Sunday.
Tom Foster, of Corn Hill,
exas, was visiting friends and rel
yes here not long since.
w. A, Rothrock is our boss me.
lanic. lie has completed resi-
Ience for a colored hand he has
red.
Prof. Merritt Eslick, jr., is
aching school here at the acade-
y. He has large attendance.
ISIS Matte Rothrock lie assisting
IN.
r. A. f. jackson purchased
70 horses from H. M. Bugg for
hich he paid three hundred dol
RS. One of them was Mr.. Bugg's
lggy horse known as George Co
mbus."
Miss Julia Brannan Of Pulaski
teaching at DR.. Harwood's. We
arm she has a good school.
Mamie Gordon is teaching
subscription school near her
anndfather's, Maj. John Gordon.
White of Giles College
me out to see his mother, Mrs. S.
White, one day last week.
L. @. Barlar will go to Q
'oss Water soon to take charge Of
school. He will be assisted by
5 wife Mrs. Johnnie l.. Barlar.
Miss Kate BTannan, one of Pu-
skis charming young ladies, come
visit her sister, Misses Julia
amman, not long since. She left
me sad faces behind here at
lick Church. We cordially well
me such visitors and hope her
sit was peasant one.
r. E. Lee is running for matri-
ony, we suppose, as he has turned
It his "burn sides"
-Miss Kate Anderson is teach.
g school near Pisgah.
L. Hartsell of Bu
rds Station, was visiting his broth
G. G. Hartsell, Saturday.
old Aunt Fannie Fitzpatrick
ld'd, died few days ago with
W. r. Ham is closely confined
W trying te fatten his gray horse
own as "Noble Smithson'' to put
the spring market
Mrs. E. G. B. Lee is visiting in
llaski.
S. S. Smith, son of w. w.
nth, who has been selling fruit
'es for about two years, married
Texas lady not long since and he
d his bride were visiting his IA
er's recently. May the future
ing to them peace, happiness and
osperlty.
John Wisdom is visiting rela-
res at DeRay.
George E. Anderson left q
ort time ago for Texas and he
II send back for his family soon.
A. FRIEND.
Clover. Timothy, Red Top, Orch ard