The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-05-02
BRIEF LOYAL MENTION.

The outlook tor fruit in Giles
County was never better.
Gre ps generally over Giles county
are in a fl urisbing condition.
The prospects for wheat and clo-
yer in this section are favorable.
Mr.. E. B. Craig and Capt. T. B
Wade went to Lawrenceburg yes
terday.
The Grand Connandery of
Tennessee Knights Templar will
meet in Murfeesboro May, IA.
Lincoln county is going to have
a eair this fall and, don't you for
ge, it, it will be good one.
Pulaski will not suffer this sum
mer for lack of pure, home made
ice. What a comfort ia assured to
our citizens.
Spring gardens or spring chick
ems? This is the question agitat-
ing the minds Of neigh ors just
now.
Corn is coming up nicely and IN
less the cut-worm ihterferes the
prospect for good stands was never
better.
The Giles National Bank has put
on its spring dress in the shape OF
new coat Of paint and looks fresh
and handsome.
The Creamery, located near Lynn
vile, we learn has a bright outlook
and is there to stay. Success to 1t
and all such enterprises.
Mr.. Petway held the young
peoples meeting at the Methodist
church last Sunday afternoon
Three children were baptized.
The entertainment to be gwen
by the ERNEST Workers" Of the
Presbyterian Church has been pos
pone d until Friday, May 10Th.
There is some apprehensions OF
the ravage f the cutworm expressed
l,y our farming friend Tne recsnt
cold nights have destroyed the h>
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in some localities.
There is no change in the pos
office situation at this place 50 IA
"a heard from. Mrs. Smithson
friends are still v,ry saDgnine tina
when a change takes place 1T Will b
in her favor
ia. Orman, 2. f, d. D. NJ. A
s. M. D., and Attorney-st-Law is tn
q announcement which the res'der
Methodist preacher at Mufreesbor
II ia entitled to paint upon his frof
y door shingle now.
t. Elder ]. II. Morton will be
* Robinson Fork, this county, on I'll
" 2nd Lords day in May and preac
l. two discourses on the subject
Fidelity" They will have bask
r. ct dinner on that day.
he Mr.. C. C. Young died at his re
ir ideLce ut Youngs in this coun
Saturday, April Goth. aged 40 yea
i of typhoid pneumonia. MI your
o. was member of the Methoo'
- Church. lie leaves a number
sorrowing fri,nds and relatives
.cr whom we ex,eod our sympathy.
70 Unless there should possibly
:" an intervention. which is hare
possible, by the supreme cou
on Larkin Lancaster, convicted st
y last term of our circuit court OF
~ murder Of John Dixon, will
hanged until he Is dead in P'la
an, on the 3lst of May And may
on Lord have mercy on his sou.
Oft. The writer recently met an
rch ,elligent gentleman and mat
means who was prospecting IN
tile section q at visi Ing She'll iii A
. in aod told of what he saw poste'
the laroc letters in show window
s,n one of the business houses of
citv; IL read: "This stock "f III
..,, ,ure will he removed to Men q
-, = cry to IN PROV, by CT.
,,.,o A lair of wild, untamed IL
bicb ponies, hitched to wagon Tor
first time on the square Satur
asserted their freedom and k''
has ont of the harpess, laid down. t
Nag cd double back somersauits ato
''her everything their colored d
{, re- would have them do except
lcoin rhey were finally excused frou
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