The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-09-27

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clean.
Watermelons have about played
OFT.
These are dull times at the court
house.
How is the season for the cotton
gins to get in their work.
The schools of the city are allin
flourishing condition.
Since the cool nights and morn
ings set in colds are prevalent.
Turnip salad comes in mighty
well now since other vegetables are
playing out.
There had been IL bales of new
cotton weighed here up to Tuesday,
4 of them on that day.
Our efficient postmaster and his
hardworking and competent as
sistant are kept pretty busy hand
ling the mails.
Get the county roads all in good
condition before the winter sets in.
Work now, for the winter cometh
when no mule can pull through the
mud.
A very heavy and continuous
rain fell here Saturday accompanied
by hail. 1t was as heavy as every
falls in these parts. Pleasant Run
was on boom.
1t is understood that some of the
vacant lots on the north side of the
square, sold Saturday, will have
new business buildings on them
soon.
Our young friend Tom Rodes,
night operator at the depot, gets no
time for rest in the present democrat
lied condition of trains. He is
kept busy all night.
1t looks = little odd, to say the
least of il, to see : county paper,
or what purports to be one, puff the
fair at Nashville and not have a
word to say about its own county
fair. II looks little "pecooliar,
doesn't it?
THE CITIZEN has never said
word against prohibition as a great
moral and vital question. but it will
fight the third political party move
ment as long as it fights democracy,
That's the kind of democrat we
are.
| A rumor was rife on the streets
Tuesday that a refugees from Deca-
tur named Whitman had died on
Dog Branch, ebout 8 miles south
west of Pulaski, of yellow fever.
The gentleman himself was here
Tuesday and emphalically denied
the rumor. Don't believe any Of
the wild, unsubstantiated rumors
that may be aaoat.
We have no apology to offer for
giving 80 much of our space to-day
to the display advertisement of the
Ladies' Bazaar. The enterprise
shown by Mrs. Solinski in thus ex-
tensively ADVERTISING her goods lie
an evidence that she is up with the
times and that she means business.
The ladies all will attend the grand
opening.
| A couple of wagons loaded with
people and plumber passed through
town Tuesday. They were from
Sand Spring, Ala, and were return
ing north from whence they came
some time since. They were re-
garded with a little suspicion as
being from the yellow fever country
and were escorted through the
town without hating by Officer
McDoIald.
The concert given at the opera
house Monday night for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church was
greatly enjoyed bysa1arge audience.
1t was moet delightful entertain
ment and the public are greatly in
debted to the ladies, especially
Miss Alice Wales, the manager, for
the enjoyable occasion. The songs,
recitals and tableapx were all hap
!, PLY and creditsble rendered and
all did their parts we'll. The sum
of SCI. 40 was 'realized
Il To read and believe what is said
, about our city council by another
paper the whole board ought to be
buried, as that paper says "thar.
is not liYe man on the board
Sc me of this board may turn out t.
7 be living, breathing men yet. Al
T any rate, let's postpone the funera
for while. Some of them may
have life enough in them yet tt
r "kick" little.
! A good deal of unnecessary lout
swearing and quarrelling was KEEP
up to late hour Tuesday nigh. a
D some kind of colored shebang op
: iposite THE CITIZEN office on Jeffer
Eson street. This is not the ONLY
time such conduct has been observ
E ed. Their protane talk is easil,
: heard In this office, where there ar
frequently, of necessity, ladies a
might. We simply mention tais
!. knowing very we'll that our efiicien
: police are doing double duty now a
Quarantine officers. They can't b
everywhere.
/ The entertain given at th
residence of Capt. T. B. Wade o
Wednesday night Of last week, j
q honor of the 2Ist birthday of hi
SON, Mr.. Ed. r. Wade. was one I
the the most pleasant affairs tbs
u has occurred in this locality in
Hong time. Resides the many VIII
y went out from town there was quit
number from the surroundin
Il neighborhood and q large deleg'
ton from Columbia An elegal
and most superb supper was 81
u and dancing was the order of Ii
evening. All came away mo-
t. than delighted.