The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-24


weather, there was very slim at
tendance at.lhe churches Sunday.
II takes very bad day to keep our
people from church as general
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/ The CITIZEN expects Id Issue q
very Interesting supplement nexf
week II will be profusely illustrated
and BE exceedingly Interesting to
every class of our readers, especial
i ~ to agricultural SITS.
Senator Sparks said Monday dur
Ing debate that lie had right to
| criticise the decisions of the state
supreme court ever since that body
had decided chat jackass was
horse.
George Woodring says he 10 GO
lag to petition the legislature TO
have Mayor Richardson turned out
of Office. George says he hasn't
spoken to one of his own family
since he was honored with the
mayoralty.
The prospect for an electric
light system IN Pulaski soon is not
very bright. While the corpora
tlon is hamperei with tito present
gas contract it seems Impossible to
introduce another and better sys
lem OF shting our town.
The character )ncert is IN prog
s'ess at the opera hoasi to night,
wednesday, while every mem
Der OF THE CITIZEN force ia at
work getting out pape-, A re-
port of the entertainment will be
given mex; week.
The birmingham Age-Herald
suggests The idea OF disposing OF
our surplus colored population by
lending Them to Samoa to hell
Gen. Mataafa resist the encroach-
meots of the Germans or any 9th
or graspirg white folks.
We are sorry to record the death
Of Mrs. Stone at her home in the
southernpart OF Maury county on
saturday last, Mrs. Stone was the
mother of Mrs. w. N. Neellv of
his place and sister to w. p. H.
Turner of Pulaski. The burial
took place on Saturdsy.--Lawrence
Democrat.
The grand jury Saturday finished
their investigation of the shooting
Mt the jail on the night of the rit I
IN the attempt to lynch Halves. l,
is very satisfactorily ascertained
that no indictment will be returned
against Sheriff Smith or the officers
Who did the shooting.
The attention of stock men is
called to the fact that TnE CITIZEN
"a well supplied with cuts and .v
cry facility for doing work in their
line in the most artistic manner
and at rates perfectly satisfactory;
we are not TO be excelled in this class
Of work or he underpriced. Please
remember this and leave your or
dcrs for bills early.
Tney have n Bob Taylor In Mis-
4issippi who is sp)k en- of exten
3ively as candidate for governo,
If that state. If be should he
elected it is hoped thu people will Sc
lect no SECRETARY of state who will
try to assume the functions of the
tuternatorial Office.
While the committee on the con
ested election cases In Davidson
:ounty were in session Saturday
aight Senator Sparks and G. W. Til
nan, attorney, had few words, fell
,ut and tried to fight. They we're pre-
vented by their friends from ding
'ach other any bodily harm and
fer ample apoliges from both
sides anu few "smiles" all around
theV were as good friends as ever
A new military company has
been organized among the pupils of
Of the Culleoka Academy, bearing
the name of McCord Rifles, in hon
or Of Gen. L. d. McCord. They
have received their equipments
from the State and are drilling iegu
larry. n. f. Morris, Captain;
Blrkley r Shaw, Frat Lieutenant;
Eiwln Taliafero Sucond Lieutenant
The day for ballotting for
| Unit States senator being fixed
~ law for last Tuesday, both
houses OF the legislature cast their
votes on that day Every demo
arat voted for Isham G. Harri,
kept Col. Jno. II. Savage Of tbs
over honse who was excused from
voting. Every republican voted
'oa l.. c. Houk. harris was de
1lared elected
Jas. f. Alternately, Arlington
Mills Farm, Pultski, sold to Mr.
Jno Thompson, of Nashville. two
year old Berkshire sows, Haw
/ Hill, Manchester vi. 5000 anC
. Richland Duchess /. 20,376, anC
boar pig Duke of Arlington |. 20,-
80. Also sold lately boar pig,
q out of Haw Hill. Manchester VI
Is, 020, and by Duke of Arlington
to Gus. McM,llon, of hurry Coun
ty.-Tennessee Far~er.
- Wheat in various sections OF tb
STATE, according To reports and ais
from obser ration, is not lookins
J. well, and the out look at present j
n not as encouraging for a genera
. good crop as it wss this time las
, year. The Eeids that have com
"a under our personal observatio
ie have q dull yeilovish cast--Rn IN