Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-10
WIN. HARRIS,

at Wing and Tribune office.
MICAJAH BULLocK.-An interesting BIZ
Ography Of this distinguished gentleman
win appear next week.
1LLUBnNATIoN.-The town Of Denmark
was illuminated on Saturday night last
over the news OF Perkins defeat for Sheriff.
The boys burned all the boxes and barrels
they could find, and shouted themselves
hOarse. No violence marred the joy of the
occasion.
ELEGANT AND CoafPLErE.-Dado's Ice
Cream rooms in the post Office building.
BEST IN THE CrTY.-The Ice Cream at
may11-8m DADOS.
Dickinson, Williams 81 Co., Cotton Fac
tors and General Commission and Produce
Merchants. 30 Front street, Memphis.
HAVE YOU BEEN THERE ?-We mean Da-
dos Ice Cream Saloon, II not you should,
and II you have you will go again.
JUST REcEIvED.-A large lot Of Seth
Thomas Clocks, which will be sold at bar
gains. Call at
iuIy6-tf. CLARK & SONS.
Our Mr.. Don Cameron is on a visit to
Middle Tennessee. The Franklin Review
pays him a deserved compliment and
speaks Of his arrival in the most cordial
terms. There is no man in the State who
stands higher with the press gang than Don
Cameron.
FIRST BOIL OF THE SEASoN.-Mr. Henry
.Whitlow laid on our table Tuesday, a
couple Of well developed and fully opened
bolls OF cotton, and on Wednesday r. ].
Fullerton brought in three bolls which he
pulled on Tuesday, and says were open on
Saturday.
| ELEGANT ADMINISTRATION Dado has
elegant rooms for the accommodation of
ladies' and gentlemen whS want good Ice
Cream. may11-3m,
EsTRAY.-From jackson on the 10th of
July, black mare mule, medium size,
eight years old, marked with the gear, and
I think branded with the letter W. Any
information left at this office. or with Mr..
N. H. Whitlow, that will lead to the recov-
| cry OF the mule will be literally rewarded.
augS-2t Nh. WHITLoW.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS win 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 for any
Northern factory. Regular sized work kept
constantly on hand.
DON'T fail to call at Dado's for delicious
Ice Cream and Cakes. may11-Sm.
Go BY GADsDEN.-Person visiting Cage
willie, Friendship, Quincy, or any point in
Crockett county OF from the railroad, will
find the very best livery stable accommodation
atGadsden. Mr.. R. L. d Evans in addition
to regular hack line from Gadsden to Dy-
ersburg, via Cageville, 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 al
wise our friends when visiting any OF the
interior towns OF Crockett county to 90 by
Gadsden. july 13-Sm.
For RENT.-Well furnished rooms for
regular boarders or transient customers ean
be had at (je1-tfl RoSY's.
For sALE.-A set of Saw Mill Fixtures
complete, for sale very low, apply to
junel-tt. J. NJ. WEATHERLY
RISING SrARS.-The purely human weak
ness Of worshiping rising stars is the order
} of the day in this section just at this time.
Successful candidates are overwhelmed
with friendly congratulations, and tender
hints Of services performed, coupled with
that touching and manly observation
''you just ought to have seen me sticking
EN- in for you.'
ELECTION NEws.-In Shelby county tn,
entire democratic ticket was elected. Ii
Corron county the radicals elected the Sher
III and County Judge, while the democrat
elected the Tax Collector and Trustee
Haywood went radical by an increased ma
: jority. Henderson elected Aydelott Sherii
! without any opposition, Lovelace Tax Col
lector by 155 majority, and league Truste
: by I54 majority; all democrats and consei
. vatives. An the other counties in Yves
Tennessee elec ted democrats and conservs
: tives.
: But DIDN'T HE "GIT"'-One evening thi
week a young man called at a certain hous
on Lafayette ST., and affectlonately inquire
of a couple of handsome young women 81
unS IN tne hVht PofSn, II they nAu seen
loose gray horse pass there that evening:
Their penetration of the motive whic
prompted the inquiry was swift and den
oEstrative, for one OF them quickly risin
replied, "gt out Of here or will shoot Il
top Of your fiaxen head OPP Never, in Il
history Of human affairs, was commar
> more promptly obeyed; and it is said l
81 disintereSted witnesses that he did some
p the ~ est busting ever recorded. HeweT
ed and with perfectly reckless disregard
&c the fate Of the aforesaid gray morse, al
be whether he ever found that animal or n,
let remains to this day, and is likely to rema
% a profound mystery to his most intims
and confidential friends.