Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-05-11

VERY FINE.-GoG is now killing lot Of
the finest beeves ever brought to this mar
ket. Leave your orders with him.
WE HAVE BEEN THERETO Steg4ll's, !
on the corner of Lafayette and Market Sts.,
aud luxuriated in some OF the most delici-
Gus ice cream that ever charmed an cpl
cure. Follow our example.
STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.-Delicious
and refreshing, at CHAPPELL'S.
AcCIDENT.-Mr. Sam, Norwood, while
training one Of his fastest horses to a bug
gy, happened TO an accident on Wednesday. |
He was running up Lafayette street at a
"two-forty" speed, and when crossing
Church street a hind wheel flew of, letting
him down rather abruptly, upsetting the
the buggy, splitting its contents, and break
ing an axle-tree. Sam held ON to the crib
bons," stopped the horse, and prevented
further damage.
SODA FOUNT.-In addition to Strawber-
ries and Cream, CHAPPELL has an elegant
Soda Fount. His apartments are truly de-
lightiul, and especially attractive to the Ia
dies. May LIFT.
OUR CooK.-One OF the most beautiful
and charming young Ladies' in this city, was
observed one day this week by an admirer,
in her garden among the blooming flowers,
(whose culor and sweetness she riValed,)
dressed in what may be styled "home ap-
parcel" She fed before his inquisitiye, and
we may add, admiring gaze, leaving orders,
however, with u servant, who was working
in the garden, to say to him that the form
he saw was that OF sour cook" The truth
of history eOmpels US to say that the above
mentioned admirer, on receiving that in
tSiligence, confessed himself deeply and
desperately in love with "our COOK
Ice CREAM.-COld as the Arctic and rich
as the delicious fruits of the Tropics, at
may11-tf. CHAPPELL's.
ALL persons indebted at "Bank Ex-
change saloon for the years 1s69-7O-'71,
and for 1872, will be called upon profes-
sionally by a friend of theirs and the
"Bank." II paid, no costs. This is the
last call. "Hear! Hear" 1t
NEW CASH SToRE.-McNulty & McGet-
trick, in the Hoggset building, Market St.,
jackson, Tenn, have just received q full
Stock Of Summer Goods which thev offer at
a small advance on New York cost for cash.
Cali and avail yourselves of the bargains
they are now offering. may4-3m.
BURNED~Jo DEATH.-On Saturday last,
at the residence of Mr.. j. A. Harding, near
the Mobile and Ohio R. r. machine shops,
in this city, negro girl about IT years old,
was burned TO death, and little boy two
years old, son of Mr.. Harding, was Sc
riously burned by coal oil explosion.
The negro girl poured coal oil from 4 can
upon the wood which she had just put in
the cook stove, then sat the can on the stove
while she lighted the fire. When the stove
| became hot, which was very soon, the oil
in the can upon it exploded with the alb owe
/ result. Mrs. Hay and several others got
their hands badly burned in attempting to
rescue the girl and child from the flames.
The negro girl died in two hours after the
explosion. The child will recover, though
seriously hurt. When will people learn to
be cautious in handling coal oil?
| On! How CHEAP.-This expression may
be hourly heard by the hundreds OF pur-
chasers whe throng SMITH Is JARNAGIN's.
For notions and hosiery in endless varie-
ETY., go to ROBERTSON & Bolts.
BROWNSVILLE AND NASHVILLE TRAIN
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after to-
day the Brownsville accommodation train,
on the Memphis and Louisville railroad,
will be extended to Mckenzie. making close
connection for Nashville. The train will
leave the depot at 5:45 p. M, arriving in
Nashville at S o'clock next morning. Sleep
ing cars run through to Nashville on this
train. For tickets or information apply to
James Speed, Ticket Agent, at 2371z Main
street, Memphis. JOINT. FLYNN,
Superintendent.
A SALOON KEEPER VS.. TIE POLICE-In
a certain (and, by the way, ono OF the best)
saloons in the city this week, there was
party of ''overjOyful BachanaIians," whose
songs and speeches caught the e9r of a
passing policeman. Said city guardian,
thinking that their enthusiasm was a little
too loud, essayed to stop, what he vulgarly
called ''the fuss" The aforesaid saloon
keeper, who is 'high-toned'' from the soles
OF his cloth shoes TO the classic spectacles
that modestly rcPoSe upon his blooming
probOsiS, came promptly to the rescue, say
ing, "sir, if there was a eamp-meeting go
ing on in the neighbOrhood, and penitents
were praying aud the pardoned shouting
loudly, would you, could you, dare inter
tere? This is my meeting these people are
happy, some OF them are getting penitent-
it is no matter of yours about the source of
their joy or penance. Letthem rip" They
ripped, the policeman to the contrary, not
: withstanding.
I, MEMORIAL DAY.-This day, immortal in
{ the hearts of the Southern people, has been
: observed throughout the land of the Lost
q Cause" with appropriate and touching hon.
T ors. 1t is day sacred to the heroic dead
: Of eur beautiful aud bleeding South dav
t that comes with the sweet flowers and mu-
), steal birds of our sunny ebme-a day thai
e Is emblemed by the gorgeous immortelles
|. that bloom in our beautiful gardens, fields
e and forests. God forbid that the time
should ever come when the living will for.
get to honor the dead-eSpecially the Spar.
4 tan heroes of 4 lost but vituous cause-whc
tell in defense of homes and firesides, that
through nights Of suffering and oppression
a have learned 10 know peace, prosperity and
hone once more. Perish the thought. thai
:. the men and women OF the South can fOrge
! the dead soldiers OF our long suffering
!. much desolaj cd, but still beautiful Soutl
, land. This city, Jackson, whose name anC
: fame are eo-eNtensiye with the South, eve
has and forever viii observe this gloriou
dav. To that end we are authorized TO cal
n a meeting in the Supreme Court room OF
~ this, Saturday, evening, at o'clock, p. m.
N for the purpose Of fixing day and maxim;
a suitable arrangements for this beautifu
~ 80 to,,.hiuu tribute. Ali the ladies an,
lie Gentlemen whose hearts are interested II
5 the occasion are invited 10 attend the meet
Ing.