The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-10-11
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

l. al hoNS ~ NSsoSS ~
BILE at the weather.
No prospect OF any sort of a
show in Pulaski soon.
Some people don't know smut
machine from q snow bank.
Walnuts, chestnuts aad hickory
nuts will be plentiful shortly.
There will be grand hop at the
Linden House Thursday night
The walls of the new buildings
on the south side are rapidly going
up.
Very fne apples are huckstered
around town aud prices are reasona-
BILE.
It is probable that far ners will
realize the best prices on cotton
who bring it to market right away.
Died, in this county, Wedn esday,
3rd inst, Mrs. Virginia Tucker,
sister to Mr.. John Mccormack.
Pulaski continues quite healthy
notwith standing the late proximity
to yellow fever and the temporary
| scare.
THE CITIZEN acknowledges a
complimentary ticket to the Mar
shall county fair which comes off
October 17-2O.
Did anybody think there were as
many boys, white and black, out of
the schools as turned out Monday
when the band engaged for the fair
turned loose?
There were no services at any
church in town except the Cumber
berland, the members of the other
churches taking part in the re-
dedication of that church.
The one who found that pair of
keys, one a fat key, the other
drawer key, will please bring them
to this Office right away. They
will never do you any good.
We are requested to say that the
Central Prohibition Club of Giles
county will meet every Saturday at
| the court house in Pulaski at |
p. N. until after the election.
The address of Capt. ]. H. Fus-
sell to the children at the Cum er-
land church Sunday night was not
only instructive to them but enter
tanning to the many older persons
who were present.
Mr.. Alex Winebeum wrote the
dates in his display advertisement
right, as he does erything right in
business, but the composltor got 1t
wrong. Neverth eless the Bazaar
gave away handsome presents Oh
opening day.
Several from Pulaski have gone
up to Nashville to hear and see
Sam. Jones and we learn that many
others will go up the latter part OF
the week. Nashville will be crowd
ed with people Sunday to hear this
wonderful evangelist.
| We have specimen of the splen-
did work done by Mr.. II. L.
Wheeler Of the Columbia dye works
He made the writer's old oyercoat
look as good as new. Mr.. Wheeler
tells US that since putting card in
THE CITIZEN he has had a numb er
of orders from both ladies and gen.
tlanen Of Pnlaski
The Christian, or Cambellite, as
it is popularity known, congregation
in this community has been gain.
ing in strength. 1t is hoped they
will soon have sufficient member
ship to srect for themselves q house
! of worship. At present. they hold
their meetings at Bannister Hail.
When Gov. Taylor makes an ap-
pointment to speak in Pulaski
which he will do at an early day
we hope to see white roses and rec
bandannas worn conspicuously by
every democrat, ladies, children ane
all. Our Bob must have a CRANE
reception when he comes. Prepar'
Jor it.
II The CITIZEN reporter apologize
for not making special mention o
the beautiful so1gtress, Miss Wine
baum, who came down from Nash
vile for the special purpose of as
e sisting in the yellow fever concer
{, last week. Miss Winebaum has
voice OF great merit and enrapture
the audience when ever she sing
{ in public.
G., from home to hear the news
The writer took trip across tn
country to Fayetteville a short tim
= ago and fifteen miles, from town b
!, heard that the yellow fever was a
q Prospect the day before and whe
!. he reached Fayetteville he was sur
!. prised to hear that he had left We
b low fever corps in Pulaski.
| The funeral of Mrs. Polly Phelp,
3, mother of Mr.. John McCormacl
"a will be preached at Unity churc
: on the 3rd Sunday 10 this mont
r, by Elders Jerre Holt and Mullin
lie At the same time the funeral ,
$, Mrs. Virginia Tucker, daughter
y, Mrs. Phelps who, died Wedne.
i, day, Ord inst, will be preached
lie the same elders.
v. In the communication publishe
B. last week, "What We Saw in Chic.
e, 60" the word printed "apiary
60 should have been "aviary," and
la was so in the manuscript. o.
t. readers mustn't think that Estel
Vebse doesn't know the differen
Of between a bee and bird, thous
SO her letters are sparkling with tt
ur music of the song-birds and ret
olent With the sweetness of Il
honey bee.