The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-01-26

past week, including Mrs. Shields
family. Our folks have had bette
/ luck marrying in Alabama than il
any state in the union.
1t is said that the Methods
Sunday school is one Of the best il
the ,state-thatzlt has pupils wh'
live four miles below Pulaski tina
are regular attendants.
E. T. Fry got IN Monday from
SAM ford, KY, where he purchased {
car of 80 young mules.
Jim Yokely and Jim Fry started
for Kentucky Monday to buy two
cars of yearling mules.
@. S. and C. v. Smith have beer
in Kentucky ten days buying mules
Our mule men have just sold some
Is cars of fat mules for the SOUTH
and will buy like number of yea
llngs from Kentucky for next year
Drs. M. Nj. Johnston and M. l.
Clark have formed par tnership in
the practice of medicine and sur
gerry. Their combined skill ought
10 cure any disease.
Miss Leta White is home from
her school near Murfreesboro. She
may be called TO take charge of a
school in this county. She is
highly accomplished as teacher.
Fl. o. Sellars who has one of the
finest herds of pure bred Poland
China hogs in Tennessee shipped
some extra pigs last week. A pair
to Mr.. j. W. Irby, Sardis, Miss,
AID male to E. M. Cooley & Son,
,'averly, Tenn.
10. Hickma has been danger
eusly sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Frank Brown who has been
SO low with typhoid fever is now
conea' escing,
The Misunderstanding debate
commencing Tuesday, Jan. Oath, is
attracting much attention. 1t is at
the Campbellite church and will
last days. They are men of great
power in their respective churches.
Prof. Anderson closed his first
session Friday. Will open the
spring term Jan. so. Miss Emma
Slader will remain principal in mu
sic department, while Miss Mary
Witt will teach in literary depart
mcnt. This is an able faculty. 1t
is confidently expected to have
from rs to 100 through the spring
term.
Prof. Tandy opened his ,spring
term of Lynnville High School with
so in attendance last week. He re-
tains the able faculty.
Esq. L. P. Moore of Odd Fellows
Hall moved to Old Lynnville the
past week to educate his children
at Lynnville Academy.
W. C. Carter lost another colt the
past week with distemper and yet
has six sick.
DR.. John McCrory just closed
veterin airy school here which most
of our horsemen attended. They
give him credit for knowing all he
proposes.
Will Fry operator at Verbena,
Ala., was home two days the past
week. He is so indispensable at his
place that two days was all he
could get. He is looking well.
Robt. NJ. McCoristin of Brick
Church was here the past week vis~
iting friends.
The friends of Col. W. r. DECKER
son will be gratiied to know he is
much better the past few days and
is able to be up in his room.
o. S. d G. V. Smith returned
from Kentucky Wednesday where
they bought three cars of fiBe year
ling mules.
The incidents and episodes of the
past 10 days have been mostly of q
slippery character. Few of our
folks but fell by the wayside and
many rolled down the hill.
Our folks were prepared to be-
leve a Mulhatton story of a family
who live on the hills of Big creek
One Of the boys was sent for wood,
and be not returning, each Of sew
en- children were successfully sent
out to see after the missing ones
Last of all the old man went. He
reached the slippery brink and saw
ell his children in the valley far be-
low and losing his foothold he went
to join the caravan below. The
old woman crawled out and slid 6
pick down to them and by 3 p. M
all had climbed back to the house
We learn that Esq'r Perry, fMr
Wash. West and Mrs. Harrison
West each were badly bruised by
falls on the sleet and that Capt
John Lee had an arm broken by q
/ fall,
N. F. Compton had serious at
tack of heart disease the past weeE
! but is now fully recovered.
There should be a law forbiddins
the doctoripg of a horse in towr
and the society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals should SCI
that it is enforced. We are led tx
these remarks by what occurred
here last week. Col. Sam. YokleJ
rode fine horse here that SHOWED
signs of collie. Every man he me
was good horse doctor and insis
ted on Col. Y. trying his remedy
which was mercilessly pourc,
down The poor horse until ne hat
half the materia medica in him
None of the remedies had eve
failed and there seemed to be abou
80 doctors that had never lost
3 case. When the poor dumb crea-
! ture WAS full of medicine negr,
e was put on him and most unmer.
q cifully beat and rushed the sick an
: ina! all over town. The horse wa
an uncommonly good one and SUI
ylved this inhuman martyrdom t
> the multiplicity of horse doctor,
!, 81 mortal hours when he gave w
. Individually our horse doctors ar
E sensible and can cure any kind {
horse ailment, but collectively tn
world never saw bigger set {
: dunder heads.
Pfsgah Points.
BY NEPTUNE.