Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-03-02
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.

MAKE 1T UNANIMOUs.--Fo the glory Of
jackson, that her bright fame may not be
furnished, that she may still glitter as the
purest diamond in the beautiful sisterhoCd
OF West Tennessee eities-leI Us make the
railroad vote unanimous.
WORK! Work We appeal to that
pride which sustained Jackson during the
darkness OF war. that has made her pros
porous aud beautiful since, that has made
her name a synouime Of honor and progress,
that her noble sons work today, TO the end
that she, like the sun may knew ne weari-
ness in the pursuit OF benehcence and
glory.
TAKE WARNuNG.-Any one who harbors
or keeps my son Thomas Farrell, viii bs
prosecuted by me.
mar q. l.. FARRELL.
We are indebted to NJ. 5. eely for a
brace OF hne cigars. Nicely & Roberts have
on hand n new lot OF the very best in the
| world.
LandreIh's Garden seed, OF all va
rieties, for sale by SMITH & JARNAGIN.
We direct attention to the local notice Of
Mr.. Askew in this issue. Mr.. A. has the
finest stock hogs for sale in the country.
His post Office Is Humboldt, Tenn, and he
is perfectly reliable.
FIFTY BARRELS Of Irish Potatoes, both
seed and eating, just received at
SMITH 4 JARNIGAN'S.
mar2-2t.
Life size photographs in the mud were
quite common during the gloomy days of
the past few weeks.
BERKSHIRE HOGS FOR SALE.-Mr. VIM.
Asksw Of Humboldt, Team, has for sale,
pure English Berkshire Pigs, at as low rates
as can be obtained anywhere in the United
States. mar. 3m.
A BIG SCARE.-The steam pipe on the
engine of the Planning Mill blew of on
| Tuesday, and scared darby who was fool
ing around the machine" within an zach
| of his life.
A young colored lady while crossing
Main street opposite the square on Wednes-
day, dropped her dress. Her Undercloth-
| ing was not elaborate, and she presented
quite a spectacle.
I
cites, for sale by SMITH & JARNAGIN.
| A friend Of the railroad on Tuesday said
TO an anti-r ailroader, II will bet my hat
against yours, that the subscription carries,
and wouldn't wear your hat if won it,
Anti-railroader seriously replied, 81 don't
bet, but can't see why you wouldn't wear
my hat; have wOrne it for five years."
LEG BAIL.-A young negro man stole an
old ones pocket book on Sunday, and On
being attacked for theft, lit OUT complete
ly distaneing his pursuers, and making good
his escape to the cane break
Como up 20 the Captains OFsice
and SettIe.-ThoSe who purchased goods
from me on short space must now come NJ
and settle. mean just what l say.
feb24-2t. B. NJ. McGErTRlCA.
BUILD A BRIDGE THERE.-H the city
authorities fail TO erect a bridge acress the
branch at the junction OF Smith and Mark
ct Streets, a suit for damages will doubtless
be the consequence. 1t is dangerous
crossing, and should be looked to at once
"a stitch in time saves nine"
DIR. THOMAS W. HARRIS has removed
from his old stand, near Mooringville, LAX,
county, up on the Lake near Thompson'i
Ferry, where his old patrons and the com
munity may find him.
For Rent.-The elegant store ON MAR
street, formerly occupied by Morris Jaretz
ky. Apply to Gen. Campbell or to Morris
Jaretzky. jan6tf
Dickinson, williams & Co., Cotton Fac
tors and General Commission and Produc'
Merchants, 2IO Front street, Memphis.
A few days age, couple OF gentlemen
walked into saloon, aud took drink
While one Of them was paying the bill, tn
other incidentally remarked ''that money 1
gone from you and your heirs forever" W
regard this as the best temperance sptecl
to its length we ever heard.
OUR MEAT SToRE.-The meat store o.
Market Street OF G. NJ. Robinson, is at a
times supplied with the best meats in tn
market, which can be had at any hour {
the day, and IN any quantity. This store i
a great convenience, and is kept BY one o
the most obliging men In the city.
!. RemOvRI.-Morris Jaretzky has move
his Merchant Tailoring and Clothing Is
: adjustment to Shannon street. next doc
} TO Binford's Wholesale grocery, where h
will be pleased to see his old friends. 6tf
IITWKAKLET COUNTY TO THE 'FRONT.'
r Mr.. Thos. Campbell OF Weakley Count
}, raised last year 1870 pounds of seed cotto
Y to the acre. This information was receive
L from a perfectly reliable source, and W
e congratulate old Weakly upon having for
Z, citizen such a farmer as Mr.. Thorn;
n Campbell.
Persons desiring anything in the line
u Builders Hardware, such rs Locks OF ever
IT description, Hinges, Gate and Door Latche
ie Sash Fastenings, &c, &C., should call on
e I. BATES, who has the Largest and mo
d complete stock ever brought to this marke
He also keeps Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moul
ings and Brackets constantly on hand.
On the question of lighting the city wi
gas, there was just one vote in the CT
d council against it. a friend and admir-
re- of the dissenting Alderman remarked VIII,
he heard oft. that the vote and the nan
Of the voter ought to be written on pare
ment and deposited with the archives OF 4
State at Nashville. Would it not be mo
10 appropriate TO send the thing to Barnm
" throwing in the Alderman and his adm
T. rer.
FINE WINES AND LIQUoRS-Served
in unequaled style at the Hole in I
lr WALL No. % Monroe Street, opposite Pc
bhdy Hotel. Also free lunch every da
epicurean in every respect. The lovers
''good things should not fail to call at IL
saloon when visiting Memphis. an %