The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17
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BY LYNDA
Mes Nannie Martln has retura
Ell home after spenaios week witl
friends in Colunbis.
ID Moiris moved last week L
biz farm on Fry branch. Mr.. Hamp
ton our dtpos agent, will occupy th,
Louise he moved out Of
Charlie Thomas returned 10 Bir
T mingham last week after spendin.
two weeks or more here erth par
ents and his many friends.
Mr.. j. NJ. McLin aad dau ghter
oil Bradshaw, are stopping over a
The hotel. for several weeke.
w. T. Richardson, OF our town
was married last Tuesday to Nis,
Hsmmons, OF l. wishuFg. The
groom is morsl Industrious youug
merchant, and deserves success
30 may their future ives le vns u
oser.ao~ing hsppinrs,.
Miss Lizzie Cannon, near Ever
green, 10 visiting her sister Airs
Fry.
Miss Mary Lou Goodwin, Of
Nashville, is at Air Terry Decker
sons COW and will make that Der
home while her sister Miss Rosa
remains In Nashville, - complete
her education.
Thos. Locke was in CJiu;E hia
lsst Sunds". IL seems thst be has
a striking Admiration for certa n
girl there.
| Miss Helen Higdon is on a visit
in Columbia this week.
! Felix Boyd has a slight attack
OF fever, but his many friends hope
to see his smiling face appear or
our streets again before many NOR,
days.
Mr McMahon is progressing Gu,
on binding his new house; he " ii
soon have it completed and ready
TO move lnto.
| Miss Fannie Locke and sister
have returned home from u protrset
ed visit ia Nashville.
Mr. Udell Mcconnell has resigned
his position here as clerk aud 70
turned to his home in Lewisburg.
Mir Jno. Lowell and sister, OF Cor
nersville, have entered school a
The Academy, and are boarding a
Rev. Mr.. Groves.
Miss Bessie Higdon viii open
school here OF East Hill the third
Monday in this month.
Ed. +. Cox died Feiday Ilth a
his home near Gritfis store. Mr.
Cox was widely known just afte
The war as a lovar OF fast horses sns
sporting man. For ten yerrs h,
"a. been sorely afflicted with rheu
ima,ism and was deeply pious
tie leaves host of trienc s.
| \. A. Smith is at Columbus, Ga.
selling mules. He reports tie mar
ket dull with continued rain.
/
| Fenton Farmer is at home. II,
. has bean holding an Indian agency
N Oregan the past two years. III,
turned his Indians loose to get wilt
again rather than DE turued out b,
| Harriaon. He has made money
enough TO set up on his own &C
count.
Willie Groves little son Of Rev
w. ii. Groves IL quite sick; it i
feared he has a severe case OF pleu
mona.
j II. Zuccarello OF Pulaski Wa
worshipiDg with our folks Sunday
As the Is arc 3 marrying fafnil
it ia believed be has designs anon
= US.
Will Rosa Of P1'asli oss anon
his many friends here Sunday.
4 NJ Houton shjppod e car Of yQe Z;
:, Saturday to Eufa!s, Als, He Nj
go down in DAY or 60 himself
:, see them and trade in nnit
|, | tuFpuSu Vic mutt otaSOu.
Q C. c Brown and Jim Tucker r
i turned Saturday from Sanfor'
J Ky, with two ears Of mules yea
hngs. They have just sold 3 Cal
Of two years at 1928 Is each.
+ Mrs, William Hindmap and tv
>. children of near Billiards., are q
IS dangerously sick with pneumonia.
Il Last year we gave what had Dee
y shipped from Lynnville il full ca
b load lots for the year 1887. We fu
nished by our efficient agent G.
B. Hamblin the shipments Tor the pa
,e year in carload lots which 10 est
10 mated to he about half of what
r, shipped from here.
ID Hogs, "a cars.
,e Cattle, 70 cars. Sheep, 10 cal
es Logs, 10 cars, Lumber, Is ca
cotton seed, Is cars, mules, 20 csl
it poultry, : care, wheat, Is cars, p
,e tatoes, 2 cars.
10 Bales of cotton, sos, crop only
IN 1888 800 cases Of eggs.
US Cotton same date 10 1887. Ii
81 gales.
at Miss Susie Brandon OK Columt
spent lasi week here with her cou
be In Susie Smith who has been
II, month in Athens, Ala,
Ell Capt. II. A. Mitchell has be
b. sick for several days. He is thre
- ened with billions fever.