The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-27
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

| Members OF the press from a
distance who may be here during
fair week are cordially invited to
THE CITIZEN parlors. Make YOUR
selves easy and comfortable, gen.
tlemen, loll around on the divans
and put your feet on the cushioned
chars and spit black spit all over
the brushels carpet if you wish.
Never mind the mirrors and brlc-a-
brac. Just flop around loose and
do as you please,
Rev. Mr.. Collier in his sermon at
the Methodist church Sunday
morning, made strong and search
ing appeal to the humanity and
charity of our people in behalf Of
the sufferers from the dark plague
in the south. Have the people of
Pulaski responded Will they re-
spond? We know they will if some
big-hearted christian will only set
the example Hberal donation and
urge others to do so.
A city dog killer, with plenary
and promiscuous powers, is badly
needed in Pulaski. It's almost i'm
possible for people to sleep at all
IN some parts of town on account
of the yelping, bowling, barking and
whining of the number of
worthless ours and other CANNES
that infest the neighborhood. A
little cold pizen judiciously admin
istered would help things some.
While we are not disposed to gas
about SO light matter, yet with
the light before US we are bound to
say that the gas light in our street
lamp is not very bright now. We
are not disposed to make light OF
this matter for it is a heavy slam on
people who have detective eye sight
and have to go about In the dark.
At the sale of the Dickerson lots
on the north side of the square
Monday the north east corner lot
was bid off by II. A. Rosengrant at
$2,250; the one adjoining by Ed.
Morris at 81 ,O05; the corner lot on
the west by Clay Grove at $685. and
the one adjoining by same ut $40S.
By inserting a small advertis-
ment in The CITIZEN one time DR..
j. Tol Grant found a lost mule.
He says he Is going to kill the
mule, however, because it had little
enough sense to get into Hick Bal
lentine's field, expecting to get
something to eat.
We have heard the names o.
several gentlemen mentioned as
probable candidates for county
court clerk. The election is some
time off and we suppose the candi-
dates will make their announce
ments when they see proper.
| You cannot spend a few dimes in
is nobler way than by patroniz-
ing the grand concert Monday
night. You can enjoy rare trea,
and at the same time contribute to
noble cause.
| Although a little excited few
days ago our citizens have quie tee
down and with our efficient quaran-
tile regulations, no apprehension o.
yellow fever in Pulaski is felt by
any of our citizens.
Our twelfth annual fair begin.
Tuesday, Oct. 9th, with everything
to encourage the directors. Their,
will be more good stock on exhibi
ton than ever before.
When you drive up from tn,
grounds during fair week to make
,me purchases go to Messis. -
But look at THE CITIZEN, it will tel
you where to go.
Hotel and boarding house keep
ers should be very, careful abou
taking in strangers just now, ant
reject all refugees from infected To-
calities.
Where will the people 60 to blu,
their fall goods during the fair? GU
advertising columns must keep 70,
, advised. .. H.
The farmers and stock men se
. the propriety of the no entranc
fee plan and will all show some
,, thing. Don't fail to go every day
With no fair at Huntsville tbi
fall we may expect great humble
OF people from Lincoln and othe
! counties at ours.
The washing RAIN of Saturda
}, made several gullies and ruts in on
: fstreets. The sooner they are file
up the better.
u Everybody will turn out Monda
night to the grand entertainment t
be given for the benefit of the We.
low fever sufferers.
Il II you can't attend the concel
}. Monday night in person send til
i price of admission up and be sub
s stantlally represented.
L I. Q. Abernathy, Esq, left 8
2 The CITIZEN office Monday hask,
! of second crop Irish potatos. The
h we're very large and fine.
ell The composition Accomplish
ments in Life" by ga hoy" WI
have to be deferred to next weel
81 A large number of squirrels 81
= reported in the woods.
Fine cabbages, sweet and Iris
r. potatoes are abundant now.
e The yellow fever concert Monds
&c night-don't'forget it.
II Prospect has quarantined again,
2 Lynnville.
n The fair is nearly here. Are ye
D. ready?
Il New sorghum is on the msrke