The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-12-05
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

Jockey Row had..a lively asp ct
Monday.
Twenty more days and Christ
mas will be here.
Job-work. done IN city style at this
office and at low rates.
Read the advertisements of Craig
and Choa,e in to-day's issue of the
CITIZEN
Right now is the time to do your
Christmas aud New Years adyer-
Using
The Cumberland ladies served
an e'egant dinner near the square
last Monday and were, rs they de-
served TO be. literally patron ized,
and realized quite neat sum for
| their church.
Prof. Fl. j. Williamson closed hi.
business college at Bannisser Hall
last Thursday night and left Friday
morning with his wife for Eufalia,
Ala, where he will open his COL
lege.
The Farmers Association will
meet at Bannister Hall on Satur-
day, the 14th inst. Business OF
great importance will be transacted
and full attendance is requ. sted
J. H. BURRow. See'y.
| Snow fell fass aud furious here
Thanksgiving day tor several hours
g ID II the ground had been in the
right condition there would have
been several inches on the ground,
but IL mel ed almost as soon as it
fell.
There will be q church seciable
given at the residence Of Esq.
Rothrock at Brick Church, Fri
day night, Dec. 9Th, by the ladies'
OF tue Presbyterian Church. Every
boty is cordially invited 10 attend.
Mr.. Alex. DeAnquinos, toe we'll
known photographer, who was at
one time resident of Pulaski, died
at Lebanon, Tuesday, Nov. Goth.
His death was sudden aud unex-
pecte1 though he had b en- in ia l.
ing health for some time
The horse attached to the buggy
of DR.. Rogers of Wales became
frightened the other day and ran
away, throwing the Doctor end
Mrs. Rogers 10Th out and bruising
them both considerably though
not seriously.
Pope & Reeves are on dc ok with
one of the .pretties and neatest lines
OF Christmas goods ever i the city.
New designs 10 vases and toys Of
all descriptions. Go into their
store and see the great and sonly
bear 10 town. Read their locals in
this issue.
Weihave announced many good
men for office in the last few weeks,
but n. yer a better one than we an
nounce this week in the person OF
Mr.. Il. II. Rapsdale of the 2l-t dis
trici, who Is n Candidate for Trus-
tee. He is good man and will
make his opponents hustle to
dos him.
IT you want to sell what you
have let the people know you have
liz. They cannot nuy things from
yoni they don't know you have
them 10 sell. Advertise in the
CITIZEN, the best advertising me-
dium and most largely circulated
paper in Giles county.
| At close OF Prof. Williamson's
writing class at Giles College last
Thursday he was presented with an
elegaa, gold pen and holder. A
gilt from the young ladies and gen
tlemcn who we're not pupils Of his
c.ass, though oeing present at his
Rotations they brlievd they had
received much valuable instr uetion
The gift was ftti"g testimonial
and was highly appreciated by the
professor.
Mr.. X bert +. Holland, formerly
Deputy sheriff under Mr.. Butler, an
nounces himself this week as 9
candidate for sheriff. While acting
as deputy, Mr.. Holland became
thoroughly acquainted with tn
duties come cted with tn
Office t which be aspires and as iie
Is good man and a democrat II
eul' make splendid sher Il.
We announce Capt. T. E. LEGO,
SAGA iia,e for sherff % Gle
County In this issue. Ca. :. McCo..
/, IS xell known to the people of Gle
as q brave soldier and a so' dem
ocrat. No man could ha e \ bette
Recommendation. tie will max
/, the rsce at the solieita' 90 oi mar
, friends. He Is conpa;cnt TO d
, the Office and ii eiec ei will Hak
u.a splendid officer.