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

When our friends Arrowsmlt |
and other boomers from this lc-
cality return from Oklah nn'a shall
we cell them boomeraDgs?.
Sacramento meeting, will be
held 1T Pleas ant Hill, EN- bracing
the first Sabbath of May; Sharon
the 2od and F,ducia the Alb.
J. NJ ASHFORD,
Pastor.
Every body will regret to learn of
the very serious illness of Dir.
Frank Winship. He has pneumonia
and in his depressed condition on
account of his recent affection he
does not rally as his friends
would have him do But we will
hope for The best.
A horrible fratricide occurred near
Hillsboro, Tenn, last Thursday.
Two brothers, ODE and Dan Hunter
became involved in dispute when
ODE struck Dan with a rock. The
latter grabbed piece OF fence.
rail and knocked bis brother down
and de iberately beat his head into
Jelly. The murderer has not been
captured.
Our friend, Esq. A w. Moore,
who has been the friend and agent
of the CITIZEN at Elkton for 90
long a time, has removed his fam
lily to Pulaski and occupied the res
idence be rtce lily purchased from
Gray Hopkins on East Hill. Pulas-
XII gladly welcomes all such men as
MIR. Moore to our midst.
Scribner's Magazine for May will
interest readers of many and varied
tastes. Men of letters, lovers Q,
GOOD fiction and poetry, railway
men, amateur and professional pho
tseraphers, and sportsmen viii
find articles which :. will strongl.
anpeal to them. The variety ant
excellence of the engrAvings viii
delight those who appreciate good
art
VIII the pastors of the variou
charges of the Columbia Distric
please inform ne at their carries
t convenience who Of their delegate
r will without n reasonable doubt at
> tend the District Confer, nee th
. l6.h. to 10Th of May in Pulaski
Who will bring their wives2 " b
will come horseback or in buggies
Brethren will see the reasonable
:, ness of this request. We want
- provide for ali in time.
:, ". j. COLLIER.
It was chronicled in the Fayette
A. Vile papers few months ago tas
- a farmer living in that county, a.
II about sixty years, with large fan
n ily and affectionate wife, had elope
to Texas with buxom Is year o.
girl of the neighborhood. Whe
the fact was announced to the wi
of the absconded husband she he
> mn her hands add exclaimed SGT
knows she's got, the best man th
- ever lived" Consolation, indeed.
of The editor OF the CITIZEN. on 3
10 count of sore ply steal Athletic
has been absent under medic
treatment for two months, and t
editorial columns of the paper m
have suffered on account OF his 6
!. seuce Though its readers may
49, have felt any pangs on accou1t
bis absence) but in the futu
though absent from Pulaski sh'
distance, be will be in daily co
munication with the CITIZEN 8
will continue to "hll up" the ed
!" rial columns with such "stuf
u may come to hand.
his
The following problem. ls agi
IN ing the public mind of Pula
!; more than anything else at p'
ent:
that In She town of A-,Maine, J'
mi Sraith was appointed "a agent
ON the sale of liquor, for which
was 10 receive as salary III
cents per day. When be
sxas charge, there was on hand S5c
the cash, $50 so worth of liquor.
day. the end of $50 days there w
Ia settlement requested. He ST.
nv" 81 have paid for liquor bou
urn 1881 65. Have received for liz
did sold 1922 60. | have on hand
river worth of liquor" Did Smith
mil the town, or vice versa, and
=. mueh2 Not one 10 tea get
right.