Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-21
CITY AND COUNTY ITEMS.
Eggs, EEgs, Eggs for the Christmas
II slidays. at

Eggss Eggs, Eggs lot the OhrIstuias
Holidays, at ...
PRAIRIE CHIcKENs.--On Thursday Mr..
James 4. Mitchell Killed, nesr MIfiin,
fun grown Prairie Hen-the first seen in
ths- section for - or 30 years.
BROKEN LEG.-on Saturday last, Mr..
John scruggs fen through a small tressel.
in the yard OF the Mobile& Ohio r. II.
shops and brske his left thigh. Mr.. scruggs
is foreman OF the blacksmith shop.
SrRAYED.-Fr From the subscriber, on the
farm of Allen DeBtny, deep brown mare
mule, pony built. and with small burn
mark on right hip. Her delivery to me on
the farm OF MIR. Allen DeBerry, or Maj. Il.
y. Hurts oeHcc. in this city, will be literally
rewarded. ABRAHAM CUNNINGHAM.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS will find
II to their interest to call on c. T. Bates for
their Sash. Doors, Blinds and Builders
Hardware, a. he will not be undersold by
any house in the State, nor agent FOR any
Northern factory. Regular sized work kept
constantly on hand.
The Grover & Baker Machine is sold
cheaper. aud on better terms, than any 9TH
er first class machine. Call and see them
work. J.H. LONG, Agent,
Jackson, Tenn.
FnFsH OYsrERs.-Just received at Da-
dos. II
FoR RENr.-Hayins leased another store
house Tor n term of years, the one now
occupied hv us is for rent. Apply soon to
W. w. GATES JR. & co.
dickinson, Williams a Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants. 266 Front street,
Memphis.
NEW MACHINES in exchange for old ones
at the GROVER & BAKER OFFICE.
Butterscotch. At J. c. SHARf'S.
deel4-lm
OLD Er's COR AMONG THE PEOPLE go
The episootic, or more properly the upths-
snootie, has broke cut among the folks
We hear Of il In every direction, and in
this city il has reached the magnitude Of
an epidemic. However, barring little
extra snorting and Inflammation OF the
rroboscis, 1t don't amount to much.
GLooMY.-This has been the glOomiost
week eli the year. Raining, freezing and
blowing. with scarcely ray OF sunshine
tor six long days. A great many keep their
spirits up 10y pouring spirits down; but we
console ourselves that
lSehiad the clouds is thesun still shining
What blessed thing is hope? II annihi-
lates space, bursts the bounding. Of time,
and creates for itself world In which there
i no night. However, the past week has
been terrible strain on the vitality OF
Immortal hope"
The Very Finest
Fresh Oysters served daily at
DADUS.
For s.NLE.-A fne residence and four
beautiful lots in the eastern suburbs of tbs
city. and two lots near the Mobile and Ohio
Depot For particulars apply to Job I'm
phlett, at Walsh & Harris, or John G. NJ
Garland. Sion W. Boon or Capt. Collin
McCut-hsu. jly27-t
sBY GEuEGE.'-And he l. ~Sl there
and m palace Of oriental luxury, devote,
10 Barhus, bolds Court daily. His palace
j. known far and wide - the Hole in tn,
WalI,"-No. 10 Monroe street opposite the
Peabody Hotel. Memphis, Tenn
mari6-ly.
FRESH OYsTERs-By the can, at Dado's
Nyw AND BEAUTIFUL MUsIC.-we re-
ccived On Tuesday, from the great Musi,
publishing house OF J. l.. Peters, New
York city, lot of new and beautiful Music
The music was sent through the sccommo
dating and gentlemanly firm Of Clark
son. # this city. Mr.. J. l.. Peters is ont
cfthe most celebrated publishers in Amcri
ca. and always has the latest and mos
popular Music. the pieces T, fyrred to ar,
pronounced, by experts, unusually beauti
nj. Clark It Son have just received larg,
lot. and the ladies, especially, are QuesteS
10 call and examine them. The followip,
name. or some Of the new pieces are, il
themselves, attractive and suggestive O
sweet notes sunbeam Waltz; March an,
Polka; Gone 10 the Heavenly Garden
Matte May; Ray OF Sunshine: Sweet Six
teen March; Think Of Me, darling; Clos
the shutters; Willie is Dead; Maggie
Fayor1te Waltz; Farewell, darling, till W
Meet: You will always find me True. A
these. and many more, can be had at Clar
4 Sons, on Shannon street.