Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-25
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One hunoreu EheCes OOutAeEh
MILLS BRgging.---Two and One-eighth
pounds for sale at St Louis prices with
reights added. -
nov95-3t DUNAwAY, ANDERSON Il Co.
A freight train on the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, ran of the track near Humboldt,
ditchlng six cars. "NobOdy hurt" and af-
ter days delay trains passed as usual.
J.H. Hirsch keeps all kinds OF Saddles,
Harness, BIidies and Collars at his shop on
Lafayette street. Also Shoe Findings. 2t
How Is rHIsS-On Tuesday a man hob
bled into Kings palace Of mirrors on
crutches. took square drink Of sold rye"
and in ten minutes walked out, leaving his
crutches behind. How is this Ham? Is
there miraculous power in your spiritss
FRESH PORK, OYSTERS AND FIsH-Daily
received and for sale by sproat & McCutch-
en-, Lafayette Street, opposite 0ConAor's
store. at- 90
PERsoEAL.-Mr. L. II. TRICE, formerly
Of Henderson county, will be pleased TO
see his friends Id acquaintance at w. Hol-
lands, Parker's corner, where he is pre-
pared TO offer Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Clothing, &c, at very reasonable
prices. Call and see. 1t
NOTICE To TAX PAYERs.-Cost will be
assessed to all taxes not paid by the 25th
December. j. NJ. MCREE,
State and County Tax Collector.
November 18th, 1871.
NEW MUSIC. l.. Peters, the great
New York music dealer, placed us under
obligations for beautiful lot of Sheet Mus
ic. Clark 4 SON of this city have just re.
ceived from the same publishers, large
and attractive assortment Of music, and all
who desire the latest and most elegant
pieces, should call on them at once. The
Ciarks are thorough musicians, and make
their selections Of music with great taste.
HoMEsl HosrEsA If you want to get
home In Jackson or the county, call on me.
oct7s-Im RoBT. B. HURT.
The city gas works are now complete
All the main pipes have been laid, and the
city will be lighted by the first or middle Of
next week. The industry and liberality
displayed by the company, in completing
their work Is deserving of the highest
praise.
Farm 20 RenG.---From the twenty
fifth Of December next, the plantation one
and half miles west from jackson, lying
on the Campbell road, beyond Sandy
Branch, will be leased for the year 1872, or
for a longer term. For terms ETC., apply to
nov1s-St JNo. w. CAMPBELL.
EvERGREENs.-Rosy's touching appeal
last week for Greenbacks, produced the
desired effect. He is happy, and his estab-
| lishment aud his sunny face wear a gala
look. In front of the seductive entrance to
his epieurean abode we noticed an orna-
msnted beer keg, wreathed and festooned
with fresh and charming eVergreens. These
emblems of immortality so tastefully ar
ranged around the "beer keg," were sug-
gestiVe. They seemed to say ''drink ROsy's
beer and you may rival even the cedars Of
Lebanon in health and vigor."
SPLENDID MUsIC.-Jackson can boast Of
one Of the finest string bands, as well as
one Of the finest silver bands in the State.
The music furnished by both bands at the
Hall this week was superb. We have sell
dom sver heard better orchestra, and as
citizens Of Jackson we feel proud of cur
bands. Let us cultivate and encourage the
splendid musical talent in our midst, and
see 70 It, that neither Of these excellent
bands suffer for patronage. -
ELoPKATENr.-Erank Duvall, a butcher
in the employment Of Mr.. Goff, eloped on
Thursday evening with Miss Puss Rober
son, daughter OF Mr.. Geo. Robertson, all Of
this city. The night was dark and stormy
and yet the flying couple, guided by thu
unerring lamp Of love, securely threaded
the darkness to n haven OF safety and
bower OF love in North jackson, where
Jolly Esquire, the modest 1. W. Norwood
waited to bind together
"Twoso with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one."
Some OF eur Oldest citizens are desirou
OF forming "club' to be composed 0
pioneer citizens OF Jackson, who have beel
here for thirty years and upwards. w
had 4 club OF this description prier to tn
war, and its happy annual reunions are &c
day, inspite Of time or disaster, green 4
J the memory Of our old men. Let anothe
be organized, and thus let us preserve tn
traditions Of the Olden time. How fruitful
Of happiness will these reunions OF cid eli
liens be-around the festive board the
will be young Notwithstanding to eac
other incidents and anecdotes Of early day
II this suggestion meets with favor, da
s for . preliminary meeting should be Gale
at once and an organization effected.