The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-11-08
The circns presented q very noe

Tuesday and 1t attracted only a
few negroes and small boys TO see
it. ga
Gen. Bright made magnificent
speech Saturday, as did CIV. Brown
Monday, but the election being
over it is useless to say anything
further of them.
The yield of the second potato
crop in this section was immense
and of as fine quality as ever seen.
Seed will be saved out of the sec
ond crop for another planting.
Mr.. Jim Zuccarello whose life was
despaired of last Saturday, rallied
Sunday morning aud is in a fair
way to recover now. His many
friends hope to see him out again
soon.
On the fourth page of this paper
Mr.. Zuccarello designates the 3Oth
as "Arbor Day." Since our out
side was printed he requests US to
say that he has changed the date to
Friday, Nov. 10th.
Let every democrat turn out and
vo- Excuse us. This was writ
ter just through form Of habit.
Will finish that item four years
from now if democracy has any or
gained opposition.
Miss LILLIAN Plummer entertained
the L. F. T. at the residence of
Mr.. George T. Riddle last Friday
night. The weather was 80 inclement
weather that the attendance was
not very large.
We call attention to the card of
DR.. Knapp and Gillespie Ocuiists in
to-days CIrIzlN
These gentlemen come to US with
testimonials of a very high charac-
ter and will no doubt do large
business in our midst.
Presiding elder DR.. Brown preach
ed a most Entertaining and lnstruc-
tive sermon at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and another one
at night. The sacrament was adj
ministered after the morning ser
vice.
THE CITIZEN did its duty at the
polls. 1t sent one man 50 miles to
vote and brought another 80 miles,
at the expense of full weeks time
| and several dollars. And yet there
are democrats living in cannon
shot of the polls in Giles who failed
| to vote.
Some miscrant threw a rock into
the ladies coach last Friday night
above Dodson's gap, striking a
young man in the forehead and bad
| ly stunning him. Another rock
went into the sleeper. The rail-
road men complain that when they
catch these mql deroqs villains the
ljuries will not punish thep. They
deserve lynching.
| DIR. Brown remarked in his ser
mon Sunday that Rev. Mr.. Collier
was brave man to lay in his win
ter coal before he vent TO confer
ence. OF course Mr.. Collier didn't
know where he would be stationed
another year, but he did know that
he had done good here and thai
conference would extend the time Of
| -, 1nr ;,}ck
i Gossip has no less than sever
marriages on the list for the next
| few weeks. We will give all theil
names next week, together with
those whom we think ought to mar.
ry. Pulaski is hardly out of polit
ical storm before she is overwhelm-
ed with matrimonial squall. ('rht
learned ;eac er will please make /;
note of that last word for future ief
srence.
Those fellows who do not tlkt
the local paper watch them. They
are always on the alert, an VIII |
the paper comes AROUND +, your
pace of business, are the first tt
snatch it up. Failing in this, tn j
read it over your shoulder, too i'm
!. patient to bemean them selves in
gentlemanly manner. Stop hes
fellows they are the small souled
} stingy handed, who go through tn
world on other peoples money
, South Pittsburg Standard.
The shortening days and ripen
ing tints of autumn, which are no.
becoming painfully evident, war;
us that winter Is fast approaching
One by one the fading flowers drco
j their heads, scattering to the cart
j petals which have lost both perfum
and beauty. The breezes, sad ant
, sorrowful, are whispering in the fol
: est and sending hither and thitne
the ripe seed, and our pet pig &C
into the garden the other night an
, rooted up all our second crop c
e Irish potatoes.
EDITOR PULASKI CITIZEN
n Democratic club Of the eighth dil
n trict of Lawrence county desires
express through the CITIZEN its pr,
found thanks to j. Polk Aftermath
q of your town for his speech aere .
d our ralley on Monday last. Mr.. 4
u presented to the assembled demo,
racy of our county the theories an
principles of the democratic par,
N in q clear, logical and convincir
: way, winning the lasting gratitut
and thanks of the party in our Sc
ton. Right nobly has Mr.. Abe
W nathy responded to our calls an
he our people will not forget him.
1T T. H. MEREDITH, Chm.
d, W. NIXON, Sec'y.
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