Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-06


| 4 dangerous swelling Of our admiring
neighbours organ Of appropriateness. How
ever we VIII say that such statesmen as
Chambers and HAYWOOD are seldom vough-
szfcd the same nation within the period Of
one century.
GRAND BALL or TIE SEAsOS.-On the
night Of July the 10th the grand ball Of the
season will be given ut BaIley's Springs,
! Ala, and brilliant and fashionable attend
ancc is not only expected but guaranteed.
The superb accommodations Of this favor
tie resort and the fame Of its healing waters
attract large crowds every summer. Extra
efforts have been made by Mcssrs. Ellis S
Co. 10 make the Ball on the 10th the event
Of the season. Can we not make up par
| ty from Jackson: The distance is short
and transportation facilities ample. What
say our young folks!
! WHAT THE PEOPLE KNOw.-Au who
know Gen. Alex. W. Campbell, even those
who differ with hun on minor questions Of
the hour, have the utmost confidence in his
ability, industry, and integrity Of character
ana purpose. lie is cmiucntly a man Of
convictions, and will stand with Spartan
! courage by what he believes to be best and
right. In Congress he would represent
with courage and ability the interests Of
his people, and they are not afraid TO trust
him. He would be an honor 70 the district
| and the people know it.
! A WIDOWS GKKF.-Not long ago, and
no great ways from this city, an extremely
| practical and business woman lost her hus-
band. He was a meek, obedient, and IN
du-trious Hezekiah, aad It WAS but natural
that the poor woman should grieyo at his
''taking OFF, Neighbors gathered in to Of
! fer consolation, but the widows sorrow
abatcd not for days, and in Gilead there
seemed no balm for her. sitting IN an arm
chair, amid sympathizinS friends, she
| would frequently cX, lain a she swayed
TO and fro, II cor A; 1 had rather have
| lost all my ducks AMI chickens, yes, even
| old Brindlc and her calf than him" This
| tribute to the intrinsic worth Of the DEPART
cd A, was inyariably.f0llowed by awful
! signs, which swellcd into fearful groans,
when she would exclaim, "when will 1 find
his like again.
CORN FOR SALE have "a large amount
| Of surplus corn for sale at the lowest cash
price, at the crib. Call on W. c. Taylor on
I the farm of L. A. Treadwell, formerly the
! w. II. Long farm.
julyG-2t JOHN e. MANN
! HEART AND HAT BOTH GoNE.-A young
gentleman Of our acquaintance called on
one Of Jackson's loyeiic-t daughters on
wednesday night, and lost both his heart
and hat irredeemabIy. 1t is supposed that
Il negro boy got the hat
| CHEERING NEws-The champion chick
IN consumer Of the Hatchio has been heard
| from. Hcis building The Durhamyille end
OF the great trunk narrow gauge. How
| long it viii take him to 30 it is simply
| question OF conmissarist.
CASp!DArEs.-"The woods are full Of
| 'em.D Like the locusts, their monotonous
songs OF love are heard ON every breeze.
Why there were 80 many Of them at one
house in the same day recently, that very
valuable purp barkod himself TO death, and
an old, steady, experienced dog was so ut
| terly exhausted that he could only shake
his venerable tail at the last candidate who
called.
JUST co THERE oNCE.-To Chappclrs,
and try his ice cream, berries and cake.
ELEGANT AND CoMrLErE.-Dado's Ice
Cream rooms in the post Office building.
BEST IN TIE Cry.-The Ice Cream at
may1l-5m DADO'S.
AN 1910 UPRIsNG.-Mr John Forsyth,
the able editor OF the Mobile Register, pass
ed through this city on Monday, en- route
home from the North. y gentleman
who cOnvcrscd with hun reports that he Is
now out and out for Greeley and Brown,
and that he compared the enthusiasm for
Greeley in the North as being equal to the
uprising in 1910 for Harrison. Mr.. For
syth has heretofore opposed the Cincinnati
movement, and favored a straight Demo
cratic ticket, but his recent observations in
the North having convinced him that the
only hope Of the South, and the country,
lay in the success Of that movement, he now
lavors the endorsement of Greeley and
Brown ut Baltimore, and their vigorous
support by the Democrats and Conserva-
tiyes Of the South. The great body Of the
people, North and South, have long since
decided on this course, and the political
leader or aspirant who fails TO fall into line
had as well chang his harp on a willow
tTee1
NOT MUCH OF \ FIEE.-The old Manas-
as House, near the depot in East jackson,
caught fire about ten o'clock on Monday
night, but the fire department were prompt
ly on the spot, and the flames extinguished.
Damage trifling. 1t is very hastily and I'M
justly reported that this house Is heavily in
sured, and insinuated that its owner set it on
fire This supposed insurance is variously es-
timated at from 81 1000 to $4,000. We heard
these rumors, but as is the custom with Us,
Investigated the matter before making a
charge so serious. On investigation we
find that there is not, nor has been for sew
eral years, a dollars insurance on the Ma
nassa House. Our informant is the Rev.
\. w. Jones, one Of the Executors Of the
Bigelow estate; and he further informed Us
that no loafers occupied the building, but
the only portions Of the house in use were
occupied bV an industrious white man and
| his family, and by a well behaved negro
man who runs a shoe shop. If the house
be a nuisance he is unaware Of It, and GER
| tainly if loafers haTbOT in il, il is without
his knowledge or consent. The police can
abate the loaregs without putting TIE city
| to the expense OF abating the house, and we
think it is their duty 10 do So.
Dickinson, Williams IS Co., Cotton Fac
tors and General Commission and Produce
Merchants, 2I0 Front street, Memphis.
| HAVE YOU BEEN THERE we mean Da-
dos lee Cream Saloon, if not you should,
and if you have you will 20 again.
STRAWBERRIES AND CEEAM.-Delcious
and refreshing, at CHAPPELES.
CoMMING.-The celebrated Mendclsshsn
Quartette Club of Memphis, will give two
OF their rare musical entertainments in this
city on the evenings of the 10th and 18th.
| The concerts OF this club never fail to draw
crowded houses in Memphis, and we feel
cor tident viii rot fail to do SO here. Sow
eral musical celebrcJics are an
nounccd in the bills, either one of
whom is a concert within himself.
There are sixteen performers, all not only
accomplished musicians, but gentlemen of
high social standing. Such musical treat
rs this was never before offered our citi-
zcns, and we hope that Tomlin's hall Will
be crowded on the evenings Of the 10Th and
18th inst.
a DAY IN CROCHET CoUNTY.-Monday
last we were at Cageyllle, in Crockett coun-
ty. 1t was Quarterly Court day, and quite
a number Of persons were in town. We
made a number Of acquaintance, and were
gratiied to ind the ''Old ship Of Zion" in
high favor. By reference to our published
list this week it will be seen that twenty
or t,yo,,t,, s,e ,o,,, ,asSeulyars from Crock EFT