The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-12-19
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

TennsylVanfa, were at nocku&ie
the farm Of F. G. Bufold, Thurs
day and bought three PAGERS of
Babcock d. Buford at handsome
figures. They say they will return
to make nsiye purchase soon.
They expressed themselves as ce.
lighted with all they saw. Mr..
Jermyn is president Of the assoei-
alton at Cranton and promises
that the PAGER shall have his due q
hereafter in their 1850 eiation.
One Of the satdest yatastrophies
we have chronicIed in a long time
was the burning to death of old
Aunt Rachel Rainey, colore.i. on
Mr.. Lee Reynolds place near Blu
ford's station last Thursday eve
ming. She was said hv her ps. pie
to be 100 years old. She was hale
for one SO ancient. She was left
alone and it Is supposed Tell in the
fire. The honse was burned with
oil it tontaiGed. Only her heart re-.
manned intact.
Mr.. William Simonton died al
the residence of his son in law,
Maj. II. c. Bate. in East Nash
vile, last Friday, Is inst. Mr..
Simonton was in The 83rd year of
his age. He was a resident of Pu-
laski a number Of years and had
many friends here who will be
sorry to hear Of his death.
Ano,her candidate for Sheriff is
announced through one columns
this week in the person of Mr.. r.
j. Simpson. Mr.. Simpson is we'll
known TO the people OF Giles county
and has acted as deputy sheriff as
we'll as having been a constable for
several years. He is thoroughly
acquainted with the duties connect
ed with the office and will make US
a good officer if elected.
Mr.. w. B. Doss, of the 18th dis
trict. is announced in 10 days CIT
lien for Register. He is a democrat |
OF the good old time ST. ipe, and |
was brave confederate soldier.
He is too well known to our peo-.
pie to need euloey from us.
Think of this gentleman before You
cast your ballot. He is thoroughly |
to fill the office.
Verify, this is glorious climate.
The weather at present is remarka-
bic. Although it is now neatly |
Chris mas the air is as balmy as
spring, the sun shines warm, and |
the men sit in front OF their places
Of business as if it were summer.
Do net forget the carrier boy of
the CITIZEN this year. He will come
to see you every Thursday morning
throughout the year and you ought
to be sure to remember him
Christmas morning. He will call
on you with his handsome address
Christmas morning.
Some Of orr correspondents have
gone back on US for the last few
weeks. We suppose they are too
busy this delightful weather 10
write up the news.
A friend reports that wren bird
on the 18th day of Docember was
building its nest with as much in
dustry as il it were April. The
naples are almost in full bloom on |
the creeks.
There is a great deal more cotton |
in Old Giles than one would have
thought six weeks ago. The sonth
eide is blocked up with cotton
nearly every day now.
The champion modest woman
lives In Pulaski She always re-
tires to her boudior wheu she
desires to change her mind.
Rev.H. M. Stone, of Maysville
Ala, will preach at The Cumber-
berland Church next Sunday.
Maj. T. NJ. N. Jones arrived at
home from very pleasant visit TO
Hot Springs Wednesday.
See call for meeting Of Giles
county Democratic Executive
committee elsewhere.
A subscription to the CITIZEN
will be very acceptable present to
US Christmas.
There is great deal of meat
reported spoilt in every part of the
county.
If you want to enjoy Christmas
pay your back subscription.