The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-12-13

OeP~ OoAu " sheS0 q W 1870
chancery court at Lawrencebars
one day this week.
| A young lady wrapped up in her.
self is described as a delicate par
Gel. Are there such herenhoui?
| No colored brother 10 thir loaali-
ty, as far az we are rdvised, is al
applicant for position under Har
| risen
The school report Of 5upcrin.end.
ent ZuccarelIc, published n this
paper, is compr extensive and inter-
esting
We cheerfully yield much Of our
editorial space this week TO oar cor
respondents. We thank them for
their fayors.
The Pulaski Dramatic Company
expect to play to q large audience
here about-the time the opera
house is opened.
A heavy snow com menced to fall
here late yesterday evening bat it
lasted only a short while, soon
turning to . drizzly rain.
Pulaski needs steam clean shirt
cry, a steam watery and an electric
lightery. You may call this tom
ioolery but it is just 80 cry.
There we're about two hundred
bales of cotton en- the marke,
yesterday and the price ranged ali
the way from z to 8 cents.
Our friends who have local item
Of interest, personal or general, will
do US . favor by dropping Us a pos
tai card or informing the local edl-
tor in person.
Our club agents In the different
localities Of the county are earnest
ly requested to send in their lists
promptly before the first day of
January.
Nashville ladies are going to set
big christmas dinner for the poe L.
We are personally interested in de-
string Pulaski ladies TO follow tie
example.
The Franklin Review and Journal
Is bidding to have the penitentiary
moved to that place. Can't say that
We would be greatly pleased to
have it near ue.
The editorial and local matter OF
PHs CIfIzEN 10 confined 10 no par
ticular side or page. Local cater
and editorial comment always ap-
pears on the fourth page.
The substitu ton Of one letter for
another In an obituary notice Last
week made an awkard mistake.
We wrote "lonely grave" and the
proof reader allowed 1t to read
"lovely" grave.
In publishing the card OF Col.
Orr we desire simply to say tha
TIE CITIZEN has no part in the
controversy, and in no case are we
held responsible for the views and
opinions Of correspondents.
DR.. C. C. Alternately was sum-
moned to Montgomery county to.see
bis sick brother, Col. Gil. r. Aber-
nathy, aud got there only to find
him In On unconcious condition, and
he died soon after the doctor ar.
rived.
| T. G. Buford is expected at home
this week. He has been In Mime,
apolis and other northern market.
Nth q car load Of fast horses ht
took from his stable early in tn.
fall. We learn be sold for gooe
prices.
The Tennessee press general,
seem to take great delight in pub
fishing the names of all the asPi
rants for the various Offices to b,
elected by the next Legislature. Gu
terms for annouu cling candidates ar
the same ss heretofore.
The arms Of the colored militsr,
company Of Pulaski were calle'
for by The authorities and they wer
surrendered last Thursday. Good
bye military glory, pomp and cir
cumstance OF blue clothes and bras
, buttons.
We again insist on our advertis
ing patrons handing In their favorl
especially next week, when Their
will be q run Of Christmas adve'
Using, by Tuesday, early in the da
Impossible. Good position can thu
be secured.
The colored tppers Of the ligh
fan tastic had . loud and numerou
, fsntsssical tipping At the stol
house just completed on the north
east corner Of the square Thursda
. and Friday nights. They "swur
; corndsrs aud ballAnshaed all" to
late hour both nights.
y FOR SALE.
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