The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-11-21
VOL. 81.
STATE NEWS.

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Lebanon.
The Rankin Review and Jour
nal is advocating no-fence Law.
Johnson City is IN the biggest
kind of boom and is crowded
with strangers from all parts Of the
union.
John T. Senter, a merchan, Mt
Bethpage, died at the age of forty.
two. He leaves a wife and four
children.
The streets of johnson City have
been named and the names pu. OPP
on the corners for the benefi. OF
strangers.
Col. Robert Gates, OF Jackson,
mas heeh elected secretary of the
nMen1phts Commercial Club; salary
$4,000 year.
N. B. Tarrant, trustee for Dyer
county, died OF pneumonia. He was
Dyer county.
a man named Wormack is under
arrest at Chattanooga on the choi &c
OF incest, his daughter being the
alleged victim.
A party of eastern capitalists
visited Kingston recently ano
of that country as .'the lit
Switzerland of America"
The contractors of the Three C's
road are getting their forces togeth-
er TO begin work at once between
johnson City and Rutherford.
John d. Andrews died at Hatts-
vile Sunday. He was the editor of
the Tennessee Globe and repre-
sented his county in the Legislature
several years ago.
The citizens OF Kingston have
constituted thems elves commit
tee OF the whole TO preGent tho adj
vantages of that town and vicinity
TO capitalists and the world gener-
ally
The daily mail between Ly nch-
burg and Tullahoma is g great con.
venience to the people OF the form.
er place, mail being received sever.
al hours earlier than under the
old plan. rr0 STD
Mrs. Rolly Shaver died at her
home IN the sixth district of Trous-
da,e county Saturday night and
her daughter, Mrs. Wilson Scog
gins, the next day, both of coz
sumption.
The venerable w w. Gates in q
speech at Jacksop, predicted that
in 1896 the prohibitionists undes
the name OF the prohibition whip
party will sweep the country from
Maine TO California.
In the federal court nj Jackson
the administrator of Mrs. Ormar
Adams, who was killed by Louis
willie d. Nashville train at rreze.
want IN September, 1883, was giver
judgement for $4,000.
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Neill w. Price, once a popuia;
comedian and writer oil severa
popular songs, including "a Boy'i
Best Friend is his Mother" died a
Chattanooga in AFFECT poverty
He was victim OF the opium
habit.
John MeAuley, Of Cumberland
city, 10 constructing a quarteI
track, and intends to enlarge 1t &c
"A halt mile track with q view o
endeavoring TO get the ext Stew
art county fair held at Crmterlane
City.
Gen. Wilder. Of Chattanooga. tht
owaer OF the hotel at Raan noun
tain. and Col. Z. j. Sinclair have
bought the Martin property II
johnson City. IL Is said that they
Intend TO erect hotel on the prop
erty.
W. j. Lyle died at his home
near Daucyvile in Haywood coun
w. The deceased represe ted biz
district in the state senate. H'
held the office of deputy interaa
revenue collector at The time OF hi
death.
John Walters, twelve years o
aye, residing 1T Chattanooga, has
IL rs said, become violently insane
on the subject of religion. HI
made n profession of religion ,
year ago. He will be sent to The
asylum.
Joe Price, sawyer at Clsrk's saw
mill near johnson City, met will
a horrible death. In attempting e
adjuet log, he fell on the saw ane
was literally cut into pieces. Por
tious OF his body were thrown al
over she mill.
The Claiksville Monumental As
ISOLATION held q meeting and ST.
GOO was added TO the fund to b.
used In erecting q confederate mon
umont speeches were made by
Hon. Joseph L. Washington, judge
Tyler and Hons. William DAME
and ID. N. Kennedy.
A colored man found an ole
army navy revolver on the bat
tle-neld Of Britton's Lane, neal
jackson. Tie pistol was cooked
and four Of OF the chambers loaded
1t was covered with rust, the wood
en- part being entirely gone ACC
much weather worn, having beer
expose d TO the weather since Sep
yemher ., 1868. 1t was found or
the federal side OF the fl Id where
the fight ragged fierce st, and is sup
posed TO have fallen from the hand
OF federal soldier while in the ac
OF firing.
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