Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-14
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The weather is now quite cool, and fire
are comfortable early in the morning.
We understand that there Is a good Ciea
OF sickness in the country around this city
superinduced by the intensely hot and lOni
protracted -drOuth.
Best Flour in the city, at
aug3t st J. Z. SHARl"S
The Baptlsts have been holding an Asso
citation at Clover, ut the county line between
Hardeman and Madison, which run into
protraetcd meeting. with good results. W.
learn they had refreshing rain there ils
Monday,
There are more buildings in course Of
erection In this city at the present time
thar at any period OF its history, and there
would be more if workmen could be had
to put them M.
Fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars at
Nicely and Roberts old stand by
aug 3i-3t. j. c. SHARP.
FoR REST.--Well furnished rooms for
regular boarders or transient customers can
be had at (jel-tfl R0sY'S.
Dickinson, Williams s. Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produce Merchants. 26G Front street,
Memphis,
FOR sALE.-A fine 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 I'm
phlett, at Walsh Il Harris, or john c. NJ.
Garland, Sion w. Boon or Capt. Collin
McCutehen. iy27-tf
"BY GEoRGE."-And he Is still there,
and in a palace of Oriental luxury, devoted
. Bachus, holds Court daily. His palace
Is known far and wide as the "Hole in the
wall,"- No. 10 Monroe street. opposite the
Peabody Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.
marl6-1y.
JUST RECEIvED.-A large lot OF Seth
Thomas Clocks, which will be sold at bar
gains. Call at
iuly6-ti. CLARK & SONS.
We learn that the long drought, and the
consequent failure Of water. and the dried
condition OF vegetation, has produced
disease among the cattle IN the country
around Nedon, very much resembling
bloody murrain, from which quite num-
Der have died. One gentleman said he had
opened the stomachs OF several, after death,
and found the contents as dry a. a tinder-
box, and expressed the opinion that il
would have burnt by the application OF a
lighted match TO it.
Go BY GADsDEN.-PersOns visiting Cage
willie, Friendship, Quincy, or any point in
Crockett county of from the railroad, win
ind the very best livery stable accommodation
at Gadsden. Mr.. II. L. ID Evans IA addition
to a regular hack line from Gadsden to Dy-
ersburg, via Cageyille, Cairo, Robinson
Vile, and Friendship, keeps at that
point buggies, and saddle horses OF
the best quality, and amply sufficient TO
meet the demands OF the public. We ad-
wise our friends when visiting any OF the
interior towns OF Crockett county to 20 by
Gadsden. July 13-3m.
BE sure to read J. W. Glass 4 Sons spe-
ciai Card. L-tg Z
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS will find
It 70 their interest to call on Z. 7. Bates for
their Sash, Doors, blinds and Builders
Hardware, as he will not be undersold by
any house in the State, nor agent FOR any
Northern factory. Regular sized work kept
constantly on hand.
READ carefully this weel, J. ". Glass &
Pure English Sod. d q
Nl ~ - Ia. t.sHARP's
NEW DRUG STORE.-Thst euteFprising gen.
tlemap, DIR. +. c. Duncan. late OF the firm
OF Pendleten & duncan, has lifted up and
opened one Of the incest drug stores within
our knowledge, on shannon street, west
side, between Main ana Lafayette. Call
and see him.
The revival Of religion at Andrew Chap
el, in this county, under the ministration
OF Elder Harris, Revs. Geo. X. Brooks, j.
A. Heard, Of this city, Rev. Mr.. Trevor, of
this vicinity, and Rev. Mr.. Ros.rs. Of the
Louisville Conference, closed last Saturday,
with ten or twelve additions TO the Church.
A DRIVING CIrIZEN.-Mr. W. p. james,
boot and shoemaker, is a most useful eiti-
zen. He is quiet, sober and industrious
man, faithfully discharging all the duties
Of good citizens. AS workman he has
no superior within Jour knowledge He
keeps the best material ON hand, and en-
ploys mono but first class workmen. So
wothy mechanic should be literally pa
tronized by the citizens of Jackson; for, AT.
ter all the railroads we have and may have,
the great lever of eity's prosperity is her
skillful mechanics. Let property-holders
and men Of money remember that, in pro
portion TO the patronage extended to wor-
thy mechanics, in the same proportion Will
town or city flourish or decline. Patron.
Mr.. James; he deserves it.
KELLY has something new in the way OF
Jewelry.
Some weeks since we noticed that the
residence Of John l.. Brown, Esq, in the
Southern part Of the city, hand been bar.
glarized by SEINE unknown person. On
Monday last information was received that
some Of the goods were believed to be in
the house OF colored woman named Jen
ME Lawrence, who had at one time beer
employed to cook for the family. The cas-,
was given to City Constable McCabe, Sher
in r. NJ. May, and District Constable Franz
Monroe, who worked it up, aud nrester
the nymph on Tuesday. rhey found mos
OF the missing articles in her dOmicile. A
true bill has been found against her by tht
grand jury now in session. She is now il
Jail awaiting trial, and residence at til,
State institution near Nashville, Tor severa
years. is among the probabilities OF tn,
early future.
KELLY has something new in the way o
Jewelry.
CoNcERT.-On Friday evening, 10Th inst
the ladies of st. Luke's Episcopal Churc
will give Grand Concert and Tableau.
at Toplin's Hall, and our citizens will en-
I joy aware treat, As the very best talent {
7 our city will take part in it. Let one an
all attend, and you win not 90 away disaI
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