The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-12-06

have turne,l cut to be grand raacais
Why don't some capitalists built
q few small. comfortable cottage!
for rent in Pulaski2 1t would be {
paying Investment.
Have a good place TO store yoal
farming implements and carefully
protect them from the winter wealth
er until next season.
There is considerable Gotten in
the fields Of this county yet but the
farmers are manfully picking for the
last bole.
p. S. Cheek & Co., have an estab-
lishment in Sheffield, Ala, similar
to the one run by Mr.. Cheek in
Pulaski.
Rev. /. n. Yokley, of Campbells-
vile, will preach at the c. P. church
next Sunday morning. All mem
bers are requested TO be present.
Il is every mans duty to help
build up his town. If you can do
nothing else speak good word for
| it.
A IA year old boy shot and killed
his sister in Missouri because she
wanted him to get bucket of wa
ter.
Gen. Harrison declares he will
make no promises to appoint until
he is inaugurated. Very well, Gen
ersl; we can wait.
Attendance at the Sunday
schools increases as Christmas APP
breaches. Even the children know
how to work the Doodle dodge.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will have one of their pleas
ant sociahles Friday night. They
always have refreshments.
Some Of our young people will go
up to Culleoka next week to be
present at the marriage Of a young
lady well known IN Pulaski.
Giles county farmers can find no
better market anywhere for their
cotton than Pulaski. Our bayers
are liberal men and pay the last cent
On bale they can afford,
Nj. Frank Winship, We learn, will
return to Pulaski about the l5;b
inst, and again make this his home.
He will be welcomed back by SCORES
Of friends. Mrs. Winship is already
here.
We would like for our numerous
friends to confer together and see
that too many OF them do not give
us The same thing for christmas
gift.
The teachers and pupils of Mar
tin College wound up thanksgiving
day with pleasant mask party
and candy stew. Several visitors
were in attendance and everybody
enjoyed the evening Immensely.
Circuit court convened Monday
with Judge Patterson on the bench
and Attorney General Jones in his
place. Several important civil cases
were co4tinued. The criminal dock
ct will not be fakel up before next
week.
Mr.. Starkey Duncan has removed
from the Old Linden to the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. Sol Fin
burg's family, Oh 3rd. street.
| The board OF health have declared
that the yellow fever epidemic ii
over in the south and traffic is re-
sumed at all points. No deaths
were reported anywhere Tuesday.
Several interesting communica.
tions are crowded out to day 70
want Of time to get them in type
Bear with US, friends.
GIr, Buchanan, proprietor OF thu
! Pulaski House, bad TO take Go
T for a board bill few days ago. II
will not make sausage Of it.
The Cumberland ladies will hav
an enteytainn1ens consisting of mn
sic, reading aud tabeleaux at tn
+, Opera House Friday night 13t
irst. 1t will ba spiended enter
tainment and everybody ought
! go.
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We hope the printer who carrie
j, of a valuable pair of spectacles fe
. | this editor, without leave or licens
may never be able 10 seE throu9
them well enough to set anoth'
's take. Ii he will return our glass
he may see prosperity through lif
- Having been fooled again tn
week in the matter of q prln
er we ale compelled TO ask the il
re dulgence of our patrons for u
ig shortcomings Of The CITIZEN tn
week. The printer employed &c
a. Us unceremoniously, without eau
:" or warning, giving Us no time I'll
h. week to provide fer the emergenc