Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-05-04

Goods at ROBERTSON Il Bolts.
JowL AND GREENS Greens are Plenti-
full, butifyou want the jewels with which
TO season them you must 60 to
SMITH & JARNAGIN's.
Communicated
Messrs. Editors:
To all hungry persons visiting Jackson
will say go to W. II. Power & Cos. for the
| best meal that ever subdued the hunger Of
man, and my word for it you will go again.
Dsy4-2t. w. A. WOOD, M. D.
! CHEAP AND SUBSTANTIAL neat, sub
stantial, square lunch, and a glass Of the
best beer, can be had for 10 cents only, at
the STAR SALOON.
may+2t.
House BURNED.-The residence OF Mr..
| W. L. Robinson, near Beech Bluff, in this
county, was burned down on Saturday
night last, the 2Tth prox. The house and
furniture were a total loss, estimated at
g., 800.
IN FoRCE.-A large delegation of Liberal
Republicans from Louisiana, headed by
Governor Yarmouth, passed through this
city on Sunday, en- route for the Cincinnati
Convention.
NEW FIRM.-We direct attention to the
professional card Of Drs. Arlington q Hays
in this issue, who have recently formed
copartnership for the practice Of Dentistry.
DIR. Arlington stands with the very fore
most of his profession, as our readers well
know, and we bespeak for Mr.. Hays bril-
liant and successful career.
SHOES, SHoEs.-Robertson 4 Bolts have
an elegant stock of Ladies Shoes. None
more beautiful or durable in the city.
.CANpIEs, -SRuIrs. ETC,-The finest lot
OF Candies, Fruits, and Confectioneries gen
orally, ever brought to Jackson at
WI. POWER Il cos.
A GooD THING.-The Star Saloon on
Lafayette St., has tables and chairs for
the accommodation Of customers.
KEEP IT UP.-Work upon our streets is
gaing bravely on. That it has been neg
lected too long is the almost universal SEN
timent of the people, and the recent action
Of the city government, renewing the work,
is generally approved. We hope that it
will be kept up. The most dangerous and
ruinous policy in the world, especially with
cities, is to "put of till tomorrow what
ought to be done today" This trulsm,
we are happy to know, is appreciated by
our rulers.
FOR THE SICK.-Cracknell Biscuit, at
WI. POWER s cos.
THE most complete and elegant stock OF
Clothing ever brought to this city at
ROBERTSON & Bolts.
THE STAR.-The Star Saloon is stocked
with the very finest wines. ap27-2t.
ALARM OF FIRE.-On Thursday morn
| ing about 8 o'clock, an alarm Of fire was
| sounded. The root Of a shed-room to Freid-
| lob's store, on Lafayette street, was in
light blaze, and but for the timely alarm
| given, and assistance rendered by Mr.. Clay
| and those working with him on an adjacent
house, most destructive confagratien
| would have been the result. A defective
| fue is the supposed cause OF the accident
and all present, including the fire depart
meHt, who were promptly ON the spot at the
| first alarm, agree in the opinion, that in i've
minutes more one Of the finest blocks in the
city would have been beyond saving. We
| shudder to think what the result of great
| fire in the heart OF the city would be. The
Hook Is Ladder Co, prompt and gallant as
they are, would be pOwerless, should the
flames get Il fair start, within any part of
| the fire limits. This city has had warnings
sufficient, and if those in authority fail to
profit by them, they will be held TO fearful
accountability by the people, who made
them the guardians of the city's veal.
BEAUTIFUL.-The most beautiful Dress
| Goods in the market at
ROBERTSON & Bolts.
The best Beer made, and only cents a
glass at the Star Saloon. ap27-2t.
On! How CHEAP.-This expression may
be hourly heard by the hundreds of pur-
chasers who throng SMITH & JARNAGIN'S.
THE LEGALITY OF THE AUGUST ELEc-
| TIoNs.-The legality under the Constltu-
ton, Of the August elections, has been ques-
toned. We have taken some pans TO in
vestigate the matter, and feel satisfied that
the differences drawn by those who urge its
unconstitutionality are far-fetched and to-
tally incorrect. This we know to be the
opinion OF the ablest lawyers of this
city and Memphis, or in other words, all
who have been questioned on the subject
But to settle the whole thing we refer tC
Article :. Sec. 5, Of the Constitution, ant
Sec. LIT of the Schedule. These Section,
are plain and conclusive, and will satisfy
almost every one Of the cOnstintionality o
the approaching elections.
For notions aud hosiery in end ess yarie
ETY., go to ROBERTSON Bolts.
RECovERING.-Miss Mollie NOryille, VIII,
was seriously isjured on Saturday nigh
last by fall, while crossing Smith stree
at its junction with Market, we are glad t,
learn is recovering. The accident was tb
result Of a faulty stepping block, whicl
had been undermined by the rains. Thi
dangerous and difficult crossing, both 70
pedestrian. and vehicles, has been frequent
" brought To the attention Of the city au
thorues, and It is to be hoped that now a
least permanent improvements will b
made. There are other streets that deman,
! immediate attention, or accidents even NOR
serious may occur.
NEW CASH STuRE.-McNulty * McGei
trick. in the Hogsset building, Market 81
Jackson, Tenn, have just received ful
Stock Of Summer Goods which they offer 3
! a small advance or New York cost for cash
Call and avail yourselves OF the bargain
they are now Offering. may4,3m.
d "BY GEoRGE''-And he is still Their
T and in apalace Of Oriental luxury, devote
4 to Bachus, holds Court daily. His palaC
5 is known far and wide rs the "Eole in II
e Wan,"-No. 10 Monroe street, opposite Ii
= Peabody Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.
marl6-1y.