The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-10-25
BRIEf LOCAL MENTION

Our friend Mr.. W. j. Alternately
has kindly furnished US with some
old files OF Nashville, Colnmbia and
Pulaski papers, the dates of some Of
which run back as far as 1910. The
Columbia Observer of Sept. II
1910, was edited by Gen. Felix K
Zollicoffer. The Nashville Repub
lican Banner of March 10, 1876
was edited by Allen A. Hall, and
several copies of the Pulaski True
American Citizen of Nav 1856, edi
ted by Alb. Watkins. We propose
shortly TO review these old papers
and furnish our readers some re-
minders of those times.
Hon. Lem. Padgett made splen.
did speech to a good crowd al
Lynnvile Saturday and made fine
impression. He put prohibition
democrats to thinking and it is
thought caused many who contem-
plated voting with the third party
to remain steadfast with the demo.
cratic partY. Mr.. Padgett is a
strong prObibitionist himself but is
TOO good a democrat to go off with
the third party.
Remember Senator Isbam G..
Harris Speaks in Pulaski to-mor-
row. We know he will have large
crowd for erybody wants to hear
the veteran senator. They have
heard his distinguished opponent in
his own behalf now they want to
hear what the venerable sen ator has
to say for himself. A big day is
anticipated as extensive prepara-
tions, we learn, have been made for
his reception.
On Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, Mr.. Porter Carter, of Lynn
lille, and Mrs. Gertrude Carter, OF
near Pulaski, we're married at the
residence of Mr.. 7. A. Fogg, Rev
Mr.. Groves of Lynnville, officiating
Mrs Carter was the widow of Mr.
Carter's half uncle.
We publish a card to day from
Mr.. Bunch and the members of the
city council, mayor and all, saying
that they authArized Mr.. Bunch te
publish the card in The CITIZEN oil
two weeks ago and endorsed wha'
ne said. The "smut mill' takes nc
part in the controversy.
Now is the time to hustle. Chair
men committeeman, candidates, il
tact all earnest democrats ought Il
begin to hustle. Wake up, men
Don't you know there is danger in
apathy? Wake up! Do about.
Hustle!!!
We understand that Mr.. Tyre
Rodes has instructed his lawyers te
| dismiss the contest over Clifton
Rodes, will, now pending in the cir
cult court, a case that one tins
caused much speculation in Giles
county.
From all expLessie we have
heard conference pleE1<;Ethis peo-
| pie when they return.cf Rev. w. j
Collier to Pulaski station. He ha'
done great good here and will do /:
great deal ore-tssHe is good mai
and good preacher.
Mr.. Lafayette Harwell, a goot
and substantial citizen of the neigh
borhood of PIsgah, died of
consumption Sunday. He leaves
family. The funeral will be preach
ed at Pisgah next Sunday at II
o'clock by Rev. r. w. Seay.
| A negro woman seemingly Graz,
has been wandering about ON Pig
ION Roost creek for several days
She has been seen by various per
sons but no one seems to know wht
she is nor where she came from.
BY special arrangement with tn,
L. d N load all night trains viii
stop at Buford Station Thursda,
| Oct. 25th and Friday Oct. 26th u
accommodate those WHO wish to a,
tend the stock sale.
Oar devil says that if some on,
ion't set up an oyster saloon her,
pretty soon he's going to buy hin
! box of axle grease and som,
lard-tack and have a picnic all /,
nim SELF.
Beef buyers should attend til,
stock sale at Buford's to morrow a.
After the sale Mr.. Spofford will sci
privately q number Of beautiful
grade Holstien Steers.
What has become Of the c., T
and L. club? We don't hear mncl
from them recently. 1t is time TO
them to put In some work now.
There is no excuse tor any mai
or boy In this locality to be idle i
be wants work. He can get a jol
at something.
| Every democrat should CAREFUL,
read the address of Chairman Tnos
L. Williams published in this issue
Read, ponder and act.
i John Pope, colored, an industri
Gus farmer, near Odd Fellows Hal
sends The CITIZEN couple of fin
pound potatoes.
Be sure to go to the polls and b
, among the first to vote, but be sur
, YOU don't vote with the thirI par
ty.
4 Jailer Marks has nine prisoner
in the county lookup, 7 colored an
white, all males.
4 There isn't q vacant bushes
house in Pulaski and several ne
ones are going up.
Mr.. Geo. L. Suite drives q pal
5 of the highest stepping bays i
: town.