The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-10

have big run for the next seven :
ty-fve days. We don't mean that
the solons drink bat the meeting
Of the Legislature calls together
such large crowd Of their cons;it-
uents wto take nip occasionally.
Gen. Felix Agnes, editor Of the
baltimore American, declines to en-
courage the movement OF his friends
to give him q cabioet position un-
der Ger. Harrison. He prefers to
be an editor. So do We. Don,
urge 1t upon ps.
| Col, John North, penniless hoy
twenty years ago when he weLt
out from Rngland TO South Aueri
ca to try his fortune. gave 9 small
tall in London last week that co-t
him $4,000. Ctl. North is now
said to be worth about $4,000, 900.
The Nashville Evening Banners
typographical outfit was slightly
damaged by a recent pre- put i; ;sl
still in the ring and Gid Bias ett
con tin mes to pour hot shot into ev
efy party ard everything that be
thipks 10 going crooked,
Rev. W j. Collier wa absent
from quarterly meeting services a.
his church Sunday, having been
| called TO The country to ofticiste At
the funeral services Of young ~. ~, !,
BFHosf gsc was foully murdered in
the neighborhood Of NcHoyelljs
Mills, Lincoln county, les. Friday
night.
Viii Piakertop Of Birmingham
as fine u ecimen Of live, com
handing policeman as ever was
seen, spent . few days here last
week and returned to duty Monday.
Policeman Piukerton says things
were pretty lively down there IL
his line about the time of the HAYES
excitement
Quarterly meeting acquired st
the Methodist church Saturday and
Sunday. Presiding Elder X X
Brown preaching Sunday morning
and at night to large audiences
The sacrament OF the Lord's sup
per was administered Sunday morn
ing. DR.. Brown 10 decidedly one
Of the ablest preachers belonging
10 the conference.
Let every oi,issn Of Pulsski feel
It his duty to work for the upbuild.
ing and property Of lis town ard
let us have ctn.ert Of action. A
determined and hsrmt Nous effort
upon the part Of any community !
CANNOT fail 70 aid Ia .ps astsrial
prosperity Of that com munity:s Pull
10 the front, push In the rear, or
step saide.
Miss Lillian Plummer gave .
Yery recherche New Years card
party Tuesday night. Miss Lillian
10 always . delightful hostess and
on the occasion surpassed herselfiu
rem dsring tho evening enjoyable to
her ggssss, Tha sAppsg Vac an sls-
CANT banqaet aid many Expression
81 pleasure and thankS were ten
dered The hostess for the p.sAsan,
eyenins,
George Woodring, learning, h.
says, ths: his friend Col. McKis
sack vas shor. Of rstioas, brought
from Nashville large fresh loaf Of
prison bread, baked for the convicts
At Nashville, aad sent it 70 tbs |
Colonel. Col. NcKissack declined |
to eat it, saying he still had = pos
SUMS tsil, doaslsd by Col. pave
Parsons, and Q skunk on the
place.
As has been our custom for a
number OF years, We took down our
old dusty Cremona day before yes
,crday and played that good ole
tune THE Eighth OF January III
memory Of Old Hickory and tn
great victory hs won on that day
over the British lion. We heard o.
90 other demons''atiop 10 this To-
c.lily and ours wa III 70 our eel
| Nevertheless ", Gel brated.
Died, op his farm, near Bufords, a.
8 O'Clock, Saturday @otnieg, Jan.
81, 1889. OF pneumonis, Mr.. Ste
phen II. Smith, aged AS year,.
The remains we're buried At Ma
pie y God ceme,ary Friday afternoon
a. 3. P NJ. Service by Rev. Nj
Groves. Mr. Smit- VS. . man o.
warm snd gsnlsl psIprs snG
had many frian5s sho we're al
,ached to bin and who With bis be-
reaved family, will mourn bis death
We dssire thransh fss clr.sHs
. to tender our siacess ,hanks 70 th'
; good people Of Pulsski and com
mapity foF tbsie ANY expire scion
OF kindness toward us aud fAnil.
10 the past fe~ walks s. man,
have coat-ibi 81 10 oar "a atsrii
, wspts; that it 10 inPropar 10 men
ton axues. bn.. ws sas 10 one sat
sll-Tnapk you. thank you!
Il ". J. spl Ms z. T. CotLiHs'
A neg-o mins,ri eewpasy from
>. Nashville, real, live, colorsd negroes
played St lhe opera house Frids,
~ and Ssturd y nights 70 exceeding
:, ly all audinencs.. They PLAYED
- for the benefit of come church bu
We hsyen't heard Of auy church, .h
public or themselves being benedIte
', by The performances, We lake .hi
occasiop TO remark that il the oper