The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-09-19
ARoUNu THE GLOBE.

A pair 0. ecteens wrought IN the
finest Of Eal lacquer by japanese
workmen have been sold to y mer-
chant OF Shanghai for SID, 900.
A C,iizen OF Fairyiew, w. Va,
declares that he saw, the othei
night, the ghost OF his grandfather,
Sho has been dead thiriy-two
years.
w. III. Branch, Of Paw Paw,
Mich, Is honest ~ how. lie pub
iisaed card in tue local papers
setting forth that he is specimen
OF what whisky can do for a nan.
and pieiging himself to sick TO
eater for Tie f,4ture.
Rev. Frank Peterson, the repre-
tentative Of lie Ame ~etllsh
Baptist clsrch at she late iu.erna-
tionai Sunday school con .ntion
IN Loddan reports that there are
80, 00O,O00 teachers AMI scholars
OF the Saaiay schools of the world.
Mrs. jacob, Pearce, of Hawkins
vile, Ga, bought hen from a
chicken trade.. The hen vas killed
for dinner Sunday, aad i'll the eiz-
gard OF the fcwl were found twenty
brass pistol cartridge bulls, SIX
buttons and piece 81 lead.
Albert b. ehtel, OF Akron, while
fishing at Turkey foot lake, had a
rather peculiar experience. After
catching several blue-gi his sup
ply of bait became exhausted and
taking piece OF common chewing
gum he rolled it into an oval wad
and stuck i upon the naked fish
hook near the top He threw in
the line and WIS st uck spe~c..iess
to see it snapped up by a bias,
weighing about three pounds, which
he succeeded in landing safely.
4 The Union Elevated railroad in
Brooklyn is haunted. The sound
Of blows on the rails, IS if some
one were striking them with ham.
mer, is frequently heard ut night
when nobody is at work on The
road. TIE mysterious noise seems
to come from place where work
man was killed some time ago.
| For several years there was 4
standing offer OF $40 for partridge
nest containing more than twelve
leggs the records at the Smithsonian
J Institute giving that az the great
est number of eggs OF that specie.
to a nest. A party of Worcester
girls recently Won the money by
i finding a nest with fifteen eggs.
| Vincennes, Ind, has just pro-
duced an original utlge. A saloon
keeper was to be tiled Gefore hin
for selling liquor with Mt licenc.
and the case is excited so much in
terest that crowd was expected t.
be present. Accordingly the judg,
hired a hall and charged ill spec
tators ten cents admission.
Charles FOst"r, an Albany lad
fell into the river while fishing anG
sank to the bottom. He wa.
dragged out with graphing irons
after he had been under water for
eight or ten minutes. | be doet j
revit ell him by artificial res .;ration
and has hopes OF his recovery. The
case is con sidefet moss remarkab. e
It seems that the highest poia
at which regular meteorological
cbservstions are made is on thu
Andes, in Peru, at height Of IA
800 feet. Harvard College has .
a weather observatory in Colorado
only q few feet less than the former
The station on Pixies peak is at 81
altitude of 14.I00. In Epio
there are but two stations at an,
considerable height, these heiDs
about 10000 and Ii 900 feet res
pectively.
Chicago News: A New Hamp
shire couple were married in bal
loon The Other day. They prob hi,
thought they were undergoing
novel experience, but the fact is
that most peoples heads are in til,
clouds when they get mqrried.
| New Haven police recently dc
tected a salooa-k who wa.
selling liquor on Sunday in curl
Gus way. An officer aseended Eas,
Rock, having first secured a go u
spyelsss. He took position here
he could Gee the saloon and watch
it. Presently he saw some men en-.
ter and be thereupon gave signal
by waving handkerchief TO a
squad of officers stationed in q
honse near the saloon. They also
had a glass and when the signal
was given descended upon tn, sa.
loon. The proprieio or was arrested
and fi..ed $50 and costs the next