The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-06-06
BRIEF LOYAL MENTION.

''oieCio III VIC CihJ VILE WIEN at
tending the comm encemt ut at Mar
tin College.
We do not use up our spsce in
talking about what other people
have said in regard to the Citizen
being he best paper in the coun
ty. We let it speak tor itself
Last Monday was showery day
AMI there was a very small crowd
of country people in town. There
is never a very large attendance on
the first Monday In June.
The annual announcement of
the University of Ter nessee, Knox
vile, 1889 80, 40 elegantly printed
and elal o. ately i'll .sttated pam
phlet, has been received. The
mum her Of students in the Uoiver
sity in all departm Is 45S,
Doorkcepers at entertainment
in + y et,evillc take a fendIsh de-
light in collecting entrance fees
from Impoverished members of the
press who are expected TO write up
the perform nance Stree" and lie
about il. Fayetteville Sun.
County Superintendent A. Sam ].
Alternately gives notice IN card
in this paper that he will ho d a
teachers institute in the court.
house commencing June Gath and
continueing one week. Look to the
announcement for program.
Neil S. Brown, Jr, reading clerk
of the House of Representatives, and
SON. Gov. Neil S Brown. deceased,
was run over by train on tue
IL & N railroad in East Nashville
Sunday morning about 3 O'Clock
and killed Instantly. He was "A
years old and leaves wife and
thu ee little children.
The travelling public all along the
line from Pulaski TO Nashville are
very Thankful, the powers thai
be that IN the u general firing
of conductors y The L. d. N. CON-
pany. Capt. Kidd, the ohliging
pains taking and honorable conauc-
tor on the Pulaski accommodation
was retained Capt. Kidd is
= great favorite with the travelling
public, especially so wi b the ladies
being ever watchful to take care o
them and the children.
A representative of fHE CITIzE.
in Nashville has been placed un
der obligations 10 that courtly gen
tlemsr, Col. Robert Perry Webt
: for numerous and unhounded coul
u IS reporter was show
d Col. Webb's princely home on IN
highlands, our, on the Glendal
| dumm7 Iiue, where the proprleto
: lives with his interesting family +.
9 elegance and luxury. Col. K'bei
Perry Webb is one of the risin
: Young business men and politician
= of Nashville.
Is Not tue least of the pleasant II
cid, nts of the Episcopal Conve'
!, ton was the renewal of the aqaail
- lance between DIR. Burford and NJ
j. b Chi,dcrs. DR.. Burford W
Mr.. Lhlders guest. When be we
there neither knew the other. CO.
yersation and comparison
y notes soon led then To know L
" Burford as one of o squad Of Whe'
" er's cavalry, C. 5. A +, took dinner
AIR. Childers during the civil vi
H. Wheeler's mea we're gong out fr6
Sn one OF thcir raids through hel
RAJ This particular squad had in char
:" as prisoner Mai Giiham on G
Thomas's staff. They stopped nc
. the town spling and went up to
d. Ch.lders house to get dinner. Bet
'he the meal was over the f. deral troe
eV- came over The hills north of to
and drove them out. The DR. '
nd not then clergyman. He and 4
IT. Childers had not met since =
his day.
IL Ole Of the mos PHEASANT gent
men who attended the Ep:sco
ON Convention was The Rev. Dr.. Z
ire ter ,on, OF Memphis. The DR. m'
tbs many friends during his short $
ing here who will ne glad TO greet }
again wherein he may he met