The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-04-11
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BY LYNN.

BY LYNN.
Mrs. McAdans, who was visit
ing her father Joseph Briggs when
be died was taken suddenly with
pneumonia the day of his death
and the death of her mother. She
fingered only week and died last
Tuesday evening. Thus three of
one family died and were inferred |
IN the family grave yard in two
weeks.
Mrs. McAdams was a devout |
christian woman. She leaves hus-
band and four children.
Mr.. Moldenhower and family ar
rived here the past week and will
live with Mr.. Tony Dickerson till
the Creamery company get his
house done. He comes from Nc
Minnvlle with the recommends
ton that he is an expert creamery
man, and a nice christian gentle
man.
The creamery building is well
under way with some dozen rock
masons at work on 1T. L. is still
hoped to get under way in May
Mrs. j. r. Briggs and little
daughter were both quite sick the
past week.
John B. James was pioneer cot
ton planter this year, having fin
ished last Saturday. The bulk Of
the crop will be planted by the 18th
which is unusually early.
Mrs. HI. M. Fleming and Mrs f.
Partenhamer went to Nashville
Tuesday and bought big stock of
millinery and their grand opening
day is next Saturday. Here let me
commend a millinery establish IN ent
as potent ally of the reporter. l
know of no place Of so N uch gossip.
A barter shop does not compare
with it nor is the post office to be
taken into account.
Mr.. j. W. Fry is building a
handsome two story residence. He
has torn down the old house in
which Prof. Campbell livei.
Redden & Fry shipped car load
each of cattle and hogs to Louis
vile the past week. j. F. Fry will
ship 100 thousand pounds OF steers
this week to Louisville
1t comes t, US that j. r. Fur
gerson is dead. He was long a
prominent member of tie Baptist
Chutch here and owned a mum ner
of houses and lots here. He was
paralyzed about year ago and
went TO live with a relative at
Franklin.
Rev. W. III Graves and Elder
j. p. Boyd are attending Preshy
terry this week at Lewishure.
Prof. Smith spent several days
the past week with his brother at
Nashville.
Mrs j. G. Johnston is spe nding
few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo Witt, on Haywood Creek.
Frank Reddtn met with pam
full accident Saturday while loading
a car of hogs. An attendant slam
ed the door of the car too in ouch
a way that his head was caught
almost fIacturiDg the scull.
w. l. Rslney, of Pulaski, has the
contract for building the ounda
ticn for the new mill. He makes
an excavation to solid rock six
feet under ground The building
will be forty by forty six. Mr..
Rainey prouounces the quarry ex.
ira fine rock. John West las the
contract for the wool work.
The incredullty ofthe public as
to newspaper statements is good
commentary on the veracity OF the
public press, or want faith in the
public. l am often approached as
TO the truth Of statements found in
the Lynnville article. Here allow
me once for all to say nothing nut
the s'raixht unvarnished truth has
ever been allowed to appear in these
articles. George Washington could |
not tell a lie and we can and won't. |
We have ommitted items without
number simply because we could |
not give al, the facts.
| have for several weeks, and will |
for while longe-, as far as will and |
mind are concerned, try To assist
our worthy correspondent, so as for
him TO have short rest, but as ] |
am quite youthful ] fear I will be
found coming out the prcsy side
in writing up items for the beloved |
old Citizen l so fondly prize.
1t is with much sorrow that we |
chronicle the death Of Me-. Nc
Adams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Joseph Briggs, deceased, who were
buried only two weeks ago. She
had that fatal disease, pneumonia;
out, remember, we are born for n
higher destiny than earth-a place |
where the beloved beings that are
here taken from US will stay In our
presence for ever. So weep not,
fond husband and children that are
left behind.
Prof Smith, Mrs. Parde nheimer
and Mrs. Flemings were all in Nash.
vile last week.
Mrs j. L. Cine had her residence
handsomely painted last week.
Our mill crew is now working 10
earnest. We will soon have a new
storehouse, also. Old Lynnville is
on rise; several new houses and
the Christian Church is now a pref.
ty scene; new fence and plenty of
beautiful shade-trees 10 afford shell
ter during the long summer days.
Mr.. Jno. w. Fry win soon have a
beautiful new residence COM l, ted |
at the COS. of about three thousand |
dollars
Mr.. Will Fry, of Birmingham, |
was in our town last week.
Mrs. Gordon has returned from
Nashville,
Mrs. DIR. Higdon has been con-
fined to her bed for week.
Mrs. Adams was on the sick list
the past week.