The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-31

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week. Congratulations.
| A negro woman living with C,pt.
J. II. Morris, while getting some
hay from the loft few days since.
fell and displacsd her knee cap.
she raised considerable racket al. the
time but DR.. Alternately soon hsd
her knee all right again.
The Alternately Brothers, recent
~ of Giles, now in charge OF the
Fayetteville Female Accademv.
have about 200 pupils with large
number Of boarders. They are de
termined to make q success of that
school.
We have concluded to defer issu-
ing supplement to THz CiTrzEs
until our new press arrives. o. the
l4th day of February, we will issue.
a st. Valentines illustrated edition
We hope from our new press an d
type.
Oar job workman has just prir-
ted US 10, of new blank receipts
TOR the year $4,000 One Of these
hlled out and properly signed ant
4 az rtoH IL, thu h \
man feel good for a whole year.
Try it. Only $3.50 each, or $l,25|
IL clubs.
The CITIZEN tenders thanks to
| Nj. Is. N. Hor,l, commissioner tf
The bureau of agriculture, OF Tenn
ssee for his biennial report with
sriculta. al AID geological map
attached. The report is elaborate
an comprehensive and full OF In
| formation.
| Mr. Wills. Grigsby, who, in bis
business Of running buss to meet
Ill trains and mixing with the
people generally, is Inc position
pick up items will in the future
urnish The CITIZEN with such To-
al and personal items as ma,
ONE under his observation.
Wash Brown and Will Grigeby.
'oiored, had a personal Difficult
at Prospect Sunday evening il
fhich Grigshy got shot in the thigl.
pretty bad but not fatally wounded
Brown vas arrested by deputy
.herift J. F. Campbell and place"
N jail Monday morning.
Think of of it, ye cotton grower
# Giles county: DIR. Mckay, Q
MADISON county, Miss, is shlppins
,trawberrles to Chicago which sell
n that market ct 81 quart. Thers
. more profit to the producer i
ne gallon of strawberries than IL
many instances a whole bale O;
cotton raised in Giles county,
We wouldn't give tinker's ding
or legislature that can't tx up
better road law than we have, or.
At least, pass such legislation as
sill enforce the laws we alread,
have so as TO give the people Of The
county roads that they can get to
own on with at least one bale Of cot
Ion or basket of eggs.
| Apple men in the lake countie.
sad other sec tiops of New York
'iate are being subjected to 10 IitiI.
worry through the nild weather
which has caused fruit to rot. A
'out half q million barrels of apple,
.ccording to persons rwho claim t
know. are stored in the EN- ire state
and half of these, it is feared, will G,
- loss.
We've got new railroad on pa
per. The same old LIMO discuss
j ny The CITIZEN many months az,
and urged by the editor, from here
, 20 Huntsville, has been renewed an,
1t looks now(ou paper Jas if W
would have direct (?) line from
Pulaski to Milan IN West Tennessee
uy the way of Huntsville. A
tight, boys; 60 III, We are with you
Mr.. w. II. Scoggin, teller of tn
Commercial Bank Of Nashville, wa
married in that city Wednesda,
: aight to Miss Eta, daughter of Nj
1ndMrs. K. Kerkpatric. Mr.. Scog
yin is u native Of Pulaski and
Dung gentleman of ex,raordinar
cuisines habits and industry. n
son of Mr.. Bob Scogin VIII
lived in Pulaski number OF year
On Thursday night the dwell,n
. house at Aspen Hill, owned by Lou
King and occupied at the lime b
Il. J. McCaul, was burned with il
= contents. II is not known no
> this fire occurred whether by ace
" lent or by incendiaries. The 10.
IL put down by correspond dent ,
y $4,000 with $1,000 insurance.
" On Big Creek. this county. l3t
" district, Mr. " lillian Wllsford, S.
=" recently lost his gin house and pre-
ov hfe 1t is supposed to be Il
work of inceniiaries. A consider
eo nle amount of cotton that W
~ stored away Tor gtnning W
o. burned. We did not learn &
Nc amount of damages.
The Samoan trouble and I
Hon. Bill Chardlcr's resoiutio
Ia' to Investigate the Louisiana ell,
ses ton, are expected to come up a.
ie these are sutlcinnts to precipitatt
'e'' food of political poppy-co,
i. Other matters in line of discussi
Of are the British extrsdstion trea
ny The Oklshoma and the Naval bill
ion in the United States Senate 4
lay week.
Ing Railroads. Railroads.! Oh, y,
Give US some more railroads.
Lur. as It will take some little time