Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-20

IMPORTANT NOTICE! TAKE WAkNING.-
All those Indebted TO B. NJ. McGettrick,
must come forward and settle their ac-
counts. Indulgence has ceased to be a vir-
tue. jan2O-it
To OUR PATRONs.-IIav discontinued
business, we respectfully request those in
debt Il to US to come forward and settle
their accounts. Mr.. p. McG-tiricl,, It the
old stand is authorized to maAe III settle
ments for the firm. NJ. WALSH & co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aretzky has moved
his Merchant Tailoring and Clothing es-
tabHshment to shannon street, next door
TO Binford's Wholesale grocery, where he
viii be pleased to see bis old friends. OF
A Coon APPOINTMENT II. &.
Hurt has been appointed a Commissioner
in the State Agricultural Bureau. bet
ter appointment could not have been made.
COwHIDED.-Jack Kennedy, proprietor
OF the Salt Works on Nam and Liberty
streets, eowhided one of his employees by
the name Of Joe Pope on Wednesday last.
The Recorder charged him - for the fun.
10th co'ored.
street. three doors west OF GoodelPs stable
have in store large lot of pork and salt
meat, also fresh fish and butter, all Of
which they VIII sell at the lowest market
price. Their facilities for getting that
which is good, and selling on short profits
are unsurpassed.
WARDS SENINARY.-This popular
school again greets our lreaders, and pre-
sents its many claims TO the public through
our columns. 1t is one or the very best
schools in tho United States, and Mr.. Ward
is gentleman or the highest integrity
and unquestioned scholarship Under his
supervision your daughters sure to go for
ward in the right way, and to finish her
| studies prepared to move queen alike in
the realms OF mind and society We cor
| daily commend this institution TO public
favor. See terms in this issue.
For Rcnt.--The elegant store on Main
street, Formerly occupied by Morris Jaretz-
ky. Apply to Gen. Campbell or to Morris
Jaretzky. .si-4uti- AZ jan6u
| a DANiPEKING OVER THEIR EYES
last after the wonderful performances OF
!
and trapeze, Saturday, we heard an ancient
darkey explain to acrowd of his brothers
that dem men are. ooRjurers, and when
| dey gits up on dat house to speechifyin, dey
throws a ddmpeFiRg over de eyes Of de pee
| pie, and makes dem think dey are doing all
| them things, when dey don't 10 dem at
ALL" We wonder if this +" dampering
theory don't explain the phenomena occa-
sionally witnessed in this city when men
cart walk broad plank, some times, nsI
| wide pavement.
The well-known grocery firm of \. C.
| Treadwel & Bros, of Memphis, respectful
| iy invite attention to their card in another
column, aud share of the trade of thi;
section. oc2l-3u
An ancient darkey Of this county, who i
u great trspPer, recently caught his fsvOrit,
dog in Que OF his mink traps. The dog wa
very dead when discovered, and the ancien
darkey's sorrow and disgust at the acct
dent was pretty equally balanced.
FINE VINES AND LIQUoRs-Seryed VI
in unequaled style at the "Hole in tn,
Wall, (" No. - Monroe Street, opposite Pea
bhdy Hotel. Also free lunch every day
epieurean in every respect. The lovers 0
,.good things should not fail TO call at thi
saloon when visiting Memphis. ap.22-1,
TIE BEST IN THE woRLD.-It is indee,
seldom that GoG keeps anything else bu
the very best meats. As a market man, b
has proved an eminent success, and riehI
merits the liberal patronage our citizens ex
7 tend him. When YOU want - somethIn
I really good,' call on Con- and our word 70
. it, You will in no wise be disappointed.
OVER THE BLUFF.-On Monday an acc
dent occurred at the bridge on Churc
street near the Mississippi Central railroa,
A colored . Jehu" driving 4 blind hors
TO cart loaded with furniture, was preciI
: itated over the bluff SPAWNED by tina bridg
Cart and furniture were total ruin, bl
!, horse and driver were not seriously dan
: aged.
Persons desiring anything In the line
Builders Hardware, such as Locks OF ever
description, Hinges, Gate and Door Latohe
sash Fastenings, &c, &e., should call on
T. Bates, who has the Largest and mo
= complete stock ever brought to this marke
He also keeps sash, Doors, Blinds, Moul
hngs and Bracelets constantly on hand.
T. CIRCUIT CoUEr.-This Court has bee
!, engaged on tae civil docket during the wee
" and it is thought will not adjourn befo
the middle or last OF next ,-~ak. 5. Y
Boon. one Of the most attentive, lR1ustl
Is Gus and obligtng Clerks iu tas State, is
his post rs usual