The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-07-04
I.ynnyille.
BY LYNDA.

Our town feels honored oy the
many new buildings going up.
The new brick store of McCAui &
Smith is nearing completion which
makes an elegant show.
The large and magnificent grist
mill, owned ny McCurd d Nicely, OF
Pulaski, represents capitol more
than mill 1t SITS our town oil.
1t is all completed except putting
the machinery which will take but
short time to get it nicely erect
ed and II will be the very best class
of material.
McCioud IL GllhreaJh will get
their new livery stable completed
this week. They will have it IN
sured after til s.
AS tor educatio lal branches it
is already known to great many
| people that in our iowa OF schools
| there is pone that excells Prot. Tan
dv's echoll-which IL more than
its peer, in all that goes 20 make
up a first class institution OF learn
ing for its grade o ;seho larshlpis
the highest, its courses he most
thorough, md iss discipline and
refining Influences can not b. eX-
celled.
Mrs. J. S. Bewer, OF Iron City, is
on a visit tn her fathers !ami y,
Col. A. IL. Higrlon, aad her may
friends.
Mr. Ballard, of Columbia, Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Mrs. Adams was yer, dang Il
ously sick with cranp col,c last
week. Mr.. Adams mother was
tel,graphed for and arrived Tues
day.
Miss Maggie McCrra>, Of Mem.
pins, is here on a visit to her many
friends. Size is now visiting at Mr.
Jno. Gray's.
Miss Matte Murry AMI Mrs.
Ester Haze, Of Lewlsburg, visited
friends at this place last week
Mr.. j. w. Wllsford and wife at
ten ted the wedding 90 last Wednei-
day OF tnair sol, Dr.. A. l. wills
f.rd, u Mss Altman, of Corners
Vile. May their lives he one OF
per .etual happiness.
Our iowa is well Supplied wish
drummer. every week. Oar mer-
chants seem to DE doing thriving
business.
Mrs. j. B Bray has quite nun
bor Of hNur1 ara now
Our Efficient policeman, Mr.. Hell
mic, keeps the people OF our town
. straight.
Mrs. Shapard and DR.. Ri Idle 5
dau liter, Miss Katie, OF G 'lumbia,
visited Mrs.. Tate's family las
J week.
Mre. Fogg, OF Aspen Hill. was VI
visiting Dr.. Madry and: wife las
!, week.
Miss Cora WilJford, one OF Colum
!, bias fairest blonds, is down II
: srend week with her friend
;, Miss Lula Ashford.
j.. The art gallery of Lebon d Gaul
. closed here last week. They di'
= good work and did good bushes
while here.
Rev. w. H. Groves delivered
q sermon at the Memorial church q
Bufords last Sunday.
y Mr.. Jenkins, Of Campbell Sta
. lion. who was struck with Pariysi
: last week died Friday and his re
!, mains brought down Saturday an
~ inferred in the Anguish grave
: yard, near Old Lynnv'lle.
Prof. w. II. Bodenhimer, late
'e Lexington, Ky has secured Pro
Tandy's school-house and wi
!. tea IN a ten day. writing school.
n Mr.. Il. Ii Blow is doing -four
= ishing business in the shoe shoE
!" having ordered a steam engine an
!" now has it in RAINING order, givir
NC full satisfaction. He il now pre-
pared to do an extensive bushes
Gale, the son of Nr. Will Dtvi
il very low at this writing wi
=, typhoid fevr.
Mr.. Bob McCauI, our eflicic
~ tank manager, acts his part well
ID every particular.
lie Mss Matte White and our han
ras some friend CUE. stopped over WI
US few hours last Sunday,
els route to Campbell Stalicn.
icy Mrs. Hamblin left last week
rs Michersville Tenn, to spend
l. month with her parents.
~ Mrs. Dr.. Kelsey is very sick
this writing. Her daughter, NJ
ere Hettie. was telegraphed Tor t. Ca
NJ. City, KY, aud arrived here on !
ray Sunday night.
Ic- A young 90 years OF age, f.
md near ShelhyviIle, by he name
Scott who had been at work
MIRA w. II. Dickerson's place, n,
lhg Buiords, died very suddenly Nj
day morning. He had had s.
bowel trouble and it is thought
took an overdose 1f turpentlne.
N hal con iuctei himself a. gent
man and had maae many Wa