The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.


Rev. Theopiilus Lee. of Elkton.
was in the city Monday.
No advertisements Inserted af-
ter II, IN, W.dn, sday.
J +. L .thror, Esq, OF Old FL
lows Hail, was elected coroner by
the county court TO- -four vests.
Not another regular election will
take place in. Pulaski Tor any kind
Of offices for year.
The new hoard OF mayor and
aldermen, under the Law, will be
indicted into Office on The last
Thursday night in j .uuary.
Tn rly char Le made in The old
oodad OF mayo and alderman by
the popular vote lat saturday was
that of Lewis and Smith fur Ezell
an1 Bunch
The Rev. j. g. Bolton. Of Cul
leoka, AMI ". j. Coler of this
place, will exchange puipits next
sunday. Dir. Bolton will occupy
the pulpit of the Me:hodi.t Cnurch
her. both morning ani evening.
air. ii. VI. Braonau has sold his
residence on third street 10 ii {.
William Abernathy of Butoid' e.
SIR. Brannan gave possession I'M
mediately and moved into Mis-.
Adams house.
In the recent election for Mayor
Theo. Richardson received q ma
jority over his highest coppt tito'
%. l06 votes, and Jack Mcdonald.
for Town Constable, majority OF
1872, several ballots for him being
declared illegal on account of be-
ing headed For City Marshal"
Nothing had been done Ivy The
legislature up to yesterday in the
way of electing State officers. TIE
caucus ballotted Tuesday for state
Librarian without electing. Speak
or Lea announced the senate com
mi.tee. Senator Lamb ssof this dis
trict. III on the judiciary commit
tee.
We are not croaker but tie
mild winter we have had and the
present beautiful weather reminds
us of the saying of our old frield
Bill Lewis, who was frequently a
candidate for public flee in Giles
county, when tue vote was being
counted: ''Lonk out boys, there's
Ill at the bottom of the box"
Mr.. John White received IA dis
patch from his brother, Mr.. Jim
White, saying he was dangerously
sick in Kentucky. We learn thst
dispatch was received yesterday
anDoun cling that Mr.. White was
con sidered out OF danger
Mr.. Phillips Wales, Of Pittsburg
Penn, whose mother and sister
lives in Pulaski, called on The Clr
lien few days ego. Mr.. Wales
is a journaIi-t and q regular cores
pendent for several papers. His
father was a distinguished politics a
editor, once editor Of the Nashville
Republican Banner, then q leading
wing organ.
A mistake occurred IN our agent,
list last week. A. w. Moore, Esq.
our live and comps tent agent q
Elkton. was put down as being on
agent at Odd Fellows Hall. Els
quire Moore has eonfeire great ia
vo,s upon The CITIZEN and 10 stil
bringing 'em in. When he move
To Odd Fellows Hall, or any Othe
hall outside of Elkton, our reader
will be notified.
Dr. Alternately says that Will
his office was up on LIST street, nes
the livery stable. Esquire Bi
Alexander was in the habit of dow
ing him in game of CHEESE, b'
4 SINCE be has located in the adjoil
ing room TO The CIFIzEs cfiice
! downs the Squire every time. ID
A. reasonably a.. 'u'es a's s"|0''
y TO the Inspiration he gets from clio:
y association with the sanctum
Tue CITIZEN.
Mayor May is just as jolly al
! happy ss he was before the rece
T election. He wasn't q candida
y for reelection and didn't want I
position of boss of the city any 10
ger. Mayor May retires with t
3 consciousness that he has endeavt
u ed to discharge the duties of his
- fee To the best interests of his CO
stituents and if he has failed in a
" particular it was not on account
good int, n,ions. He has mad,
good mayor.