Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-07
CITY AND COUNTY IrEms.

CHANCRRY CoURT.-This Court will con-
vene in this city on Monday week.
FRESH OYsTERs-By the can, at Dado's.
For Thread, Needles, Oil, silk Floss, and
all kinds of sewing machine attachments,
go to the GROVER & BAKER OFFICE.
Until ~ O'Clock
At night Dado serves oysters to his Gus
toners
A WHOPPER.-D Or, J. T. Phillips, of An
drew Chapel, reports a boy of his just two
weeks old, that weighs Jorty-seveH pounds.
The Doctor Is 4 man Of vsracity, but Wen
behauged If we ever saw that boy baby OF
bis weighed.
A FAmURE.-Owing TO the HippOepi-
zooticupthesnootic, which prevails all over
the county, no Railroad meeting was held
in this city on Monday. Our West Madi-
son friends will, however. be invited to
meet us again at an early day, and shoNld
govern themselves accordingly.
Tue Grover 4 Baker Machine is sold
cheaper, and on better terms, than any 9TH
err first class machine. Cali and see them
work. J. II. LONG, AGENT,
Jackson, Tenn.
| FRESH OYsTERs.-Just received at Da-
dos. If
NEW HOTEL MIR. Il. NJ Redwine has
opened in the well known "Yancy build-
ing first class hotel and restaurant, and
/ is prepared to furnish the public generally
With FIRST class room and table aecomno-
dations. While his accomm odatious are
| No. I, his charges are moderate, transient
customers being lodged and fed at two dol
| lars per day or seven dollars per week, sim
| gle meals tiitv cents, and regular monthly
| boarders as cheap as any first class house
in the city. The house has been thorough
" repaired and reftted and will be kept in
good order, and after the most approved
sty lie. Mr.. Redwine IS a gentleman OF ex-
perlenee, taste and liberality, and win be
found unreRitting In his efforts to promote
the comfort Of his guests. His excellent
bar is in charge Of that genial. accom-
modating, as well as good looking expert,
AFR. Charlie O'Bryan, who viii dispense
the rich fluids OF that department with his
usual ease, grace aud prompthess. Give
the new hotel a trial. noy30if
For SALE.-A tine residence and four
beautiful lots in the eastern suburbs Of the
city, and two lots near the Mobile and Ohio
Depot. For particulars apply TO Job Um-
phlett, at Walsh & Harris, or John C. NJ.
Garland, Sion w. Boon or Capt. Collin
McCutehen. jly27-tf
WE'VE FOUND HM.-A correspondent
of the p d. offers $500 reward for a wo-
man that won't poke the hre in cold wealth. |
er and a butcher that won't get drunk -
We have found the butcher that won't get
drunk, and demand the money. His in
itials are ID. Z. York. Now, haven't we
won the prize! Send in the check, Mr.. |
Week.
ONE SISTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLS AN |
OTHER One day last week near Old indie |
pendensd, in Henderson county, a colored |
girl, whose name we did not learn, acct |
dentally shot and killed her younger sister. |
She was showing and explaining to her |
sister the mysteries Of a repeating pistol, j
when the treaeheTous pistol accidentally |
went of, with the above result.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS will find |
it to their interest to call on C. T. Bates for |
their Sash, Doors, Blinds and Builders |
Hardware, as he will not be undersold by |
any house in the State, nor agent Ifor any /
Northern factory. Regular sized work kept |
constantly on hand.
FRESH 0YSTERS-Served up, daY or /
night, in any style, at Daio's.
WoNANs RIGHTS INDEED.-One day /
this week a white man, his wife and daugh-
ter went into n saloon on Market street and /
took drink together, tipping glasses as
natural as experts in the business. This
we presume is another phase of woman's
rights. However, if that family don't die
Of "eomplete-colapSe-of -the-gastro- illico-co-
lonic-canal,' Wen behanged il they hadn't
oughter.
Oysters, Oysters. I
At Dado's. The finest ever brought to
this city.
Go to Brooks & HUBBARD's to
see that big turkey, weighing one
hundred pounds.
Every Day.
Fresh Oysters received at DADO'S.
INDIAN SUNiMER.-This season OF beauty
blessed our section this week, and coming
as IL did upon the heels of chilling winds,
has afforded unusual enjoyment. The In
dams regard this delightful season as u
special dispensation of the Great Spirit,
who rules the south winds, sent to enable |
the red man TO gather his corn and maize
and TO prepare for the storms Of the near
winter. To us it is the most charming |
! time Of the year, because it combines the |
beautiful and sublime with the stern and |
solemn, suggesting both summer and win |
ter, and teaching the two great lessons of |
life in one, duty and hope.
FIRE AT sCorT's HuL.-At two O'Clock, |
on the morning of Nov. SOth, large lum- |
Der kiln, belonging TO r. II. Austin, caught |
| fire, aud the lumber was totally DESTROYED. |
The lumber burned belonged to A. Wood |
ard, a citizen Of SCOTS Hill. Scotrs Hill |
| is a fourishing village in Henderson eoun- |
~. south east Of Lexington, on the old |
| Clifton stage road. No insurance
COTTON BURNED.-On Monday morning
last, just before day, at Pearson's Gin, near
| Clay5rook. in this county, six bales of cot
ton belonging 10 Mr.. John Voolfolk were
almost entirely consumed by tre. The
fire was evidently the work Of an incendi- |
| airy, tor the iron ties around the bales were
cut and the cotton spread so as to facilitate
the burning. Suspicion rests upon a col
ored man With whom Voolfolk had a diff !
Guilty but few days before.
STEALING CHICKENS Cobb had
Isaac Turnipseed arrested on Tuesday for
stealing chickens. Cobb alleged that he
found the chickens in TurnipSeeds posses
sion, :and proved that they were 'hisen"-
Turnipseed then proved clearly that the
aforesaid chickens were "hisen'-an the
swearing however being done by the fami-
lies OF the said Cobb and Turmpseed. The
act of theft was not proven, so Justice A. r.
Reed dismissed the suit, Cobb, however,
promptly ''replevied" the chickens, and a
new trial will be the result. The chick
ems being perishable property, will doubt
lessly perish before the suit is ended. All
colored-that is the litigants.