The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-15
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

G. A. Choite IL Bro. hsve On
ished their new refrigerator for
their fresh meats, etc.
| There Is but one way to make any
thing succeed, and that is for every
one to work for it and all pu'i to-
gether.
The friends OF Mr. Owen King are
glad to see that his sojourn at Bal
ley's Springs has. benefited his
health.
What's the matter with the
young men of Pulaski forming q
military company We ought to
have brass band also. There is
plenty of good material.
Our fair is coming and pr misses
to be one of the best we have ever
had Oar beaux and bellies as we'll
as the stock -raisers are getting rea-
dy for it.
What IL the matter with our
watermelon crop this year. They
are not near 80 plentiful nowas they
usually are about this time OF the
year.
Read the double column adver-
tisement of the Ne. fl IN of May,
Cook d May. They keep large
stock of boots, shoes, hats etc., of
the latest styles and best makes.
Mr. Gil. May is now in the East
purchasing large stock.
DR.. G. W. Mcclure offers bis
valuable farm for sale 1t is one of
the most desirable farms in Ten
nessce. There is also a beautiful
residence on the premises and any
one desiring such u place will do
well to read his advertisement in
this issue.
Good streets for the city mark
the stage of peoples progress.
Our streets have oeen greatly i'm
proved in the past few we ks and
sill! .ne good work goes on. Our
city tolons have the thanks of an
a1preclattve public.
Society is very dull In Pulaski at
present. Most of our young ladies
are either at the springs or visiting
friends 10 other towns. However,
we like for them to go
off sometimes just to show other
people what pretty girls grow in
this part of the country.
We desire TO call attention of
those whose place it is to to attend |
to such matt rs TO the mudhole on |
the Wales Mill road, between the
bridge and the fair grounds. The
stencil that arises from.thls hole lisa
prolific source of all diseases that
human flesh is heir to. Let this
be renedied Immediately.
We neglected last week to call
attention to the advertisement of
j. A. White d Co., proprietors Of
the new livery and feed stable.
The gentlemen who compose this |
firm-M essrs. Jas. A. White, Nor.
gan G. Fitzpatric and Chas. L.
Robinson-are well-known to the |
people Of this community as enter
prlsing and honorable men. They |
deal in buggies, horses and mules
in connection with their feed sta
BILE and solicit a share of the pat |
ronage. They will receive a car
load of horses ana hugg,es this
week. Give them call.
The Omaha (Neh.) Wor!d-Her-
aid Of 8 III inst, says;
Cavalry ctlicere are arriving each |
dar tor The ext event at he Belle
vue range, which Is me first annu-
al cavalry competition for tie
northern departments, and is held
under Colonel Henry's direction
Nine differs and forty -two enlisted
troopers will take part. Lieuten-
ants Wright and Ladd of the Ninth
cavalry, Holbrook and Rivers of
the First, Steele ami Byron of the
Eighth and Niche of the Second
are competitors. Preliminary
practice with the carbine in skIrm-
ishiug and at known distances will
be held on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Of this week. On the II,
l3, IA, and 10, the carbine compe
ton will take place.
The Lieut.. Rivers referred TO
above is Lieut.. VIM. G. Rivers, of
this county.