Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-20

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NEW GOODS, = MurrelI, one Of our yer
i. best merchants, is receiving his new good
!. see card IN this issue.
We invite attention 10 the card Of a.
Treadwen & Bros, of Memphis, in III
!. issue. There is not better grocery hOus
in Memphis or anywhere else.
E1T Mammoth stock Of Spring and Sum
mer CLOTHING just arrived at GATES
Live Clothing Store, corner Shannon an
Lafayette streets.
IT Go 10 HAYLEY's and see the best an
L cheapest Gin in use, fully GUARANTEED.
P.D.W. Conger has erected new an
: leommodious gin house, on the lot with hi
] planning mill, and Is now putting up hi
: press.
Mr.. J. C. Pybas is just finishing nea
/ and we'll arranged cottage on the lot mex
, East Of F B. snlpes, Esq, IN the West par
Of the city. stt+.t
~ Don't fail to examine the SMITH
Cotton Gin at-J. w. smith & Co.'s Hard
ware Store. r
: PAPER CUTTER FOR SALE.-We have Al
: extra Paper Cutter saved from the fire, il
good order, which will be sold low, FOL
! eash. Enquire at WING AND TRIBUNE
office. augSO-tf.
DIckInsOn, williams & Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants, 2e6 Front street
Memphis.
LADY woUHpEp.-f'rs. L Boone wa
thrown from Buggy on Sunday, at the
intersection OF College and Church Street,,
and severely though not fatally injured
WANTKD.-At Pinson, in this county, a
number one school teacher. Apply, In
person to or correspond with j. ]. johnson,
Pinson, Madison county, Tenn. aug2S-tf
The excavation for the foundation Of the
Deberry block, just West Of Glasses, on
Main Street, is nearly completed, and by
Monday the cheerful sound of the troweil
will be heard, and the eloquent voice of the
mason will call ''more merit"
jas. II. Reayis, as soon "a the junior
member Of the firm OF Reavis & Son, ar
riyes .'of age" will move into one Of the
most comfortable residences in the city
his new building, one door East of the
Presbyterian Church, on Main street.
Frank ". Henry is just completing, and
will very soon occupy a new and handsome
cottage third door East OF the Christian
Church, on Main street.
Judge Milton Brown has just completed
a new and elegant frame cottage on Ches-
ter street, just East Of his new residence,
which will soon be occupied by new COM
ers to the city.
OF FURNISHING GOODS, at GATES Live
Clothing Store, corner Shannon and Lafay-
cite streets.
If you want your boots or shoes to last
three years, go to ]. W. Smith & Co.'S and
buy set OF those patent Heels and shoes.
~ A full line of BOOTS, SHOES and
HATS, at GATES Live Clothing Store,
corner Shannon and Lafayette streets.
The brick work OF Greer's magnificent
new building, corner OF the Square and
Centre Alley, is again completed. Wen
bet on its standing till ''times effacing I'm
ger" bids it totter. .a a
MORE GOOD COTTON PIcKING.-Frank
NOEL, aged about Is years, son of the!
widow NOEL, of the 18th District, last
Tuesday, Sept. 10th, between sun up and
sun down, picked 276 pounds of cotton;
and his little brother, Ii years old, picked
40 pounds Who can beat that's Let US
hear from the boys.
Moved MovEDfi-Young & Exum have
moved their stock Of Groceries from Royal
street rear the Mobile and Ohio Depot, to
No. Z, Lafayette street, in Anderson & Tsy-
lor's bleek. Their customers. and the pub
lie generally, are requested TO govern them
selves accordingly. sep colin
OK THE RAMPAGE.-A Miss Cynthia
Montgomery was arrested Monday for keep
ing disorderly house, and fined SPA
Tuesday night she took the war path and
eYerlastingly cleaned out the witness who
swore against her. The city made more
stamps by her rampage"
INDEED.-One night this week baby
was found at the door Of prominent eifi-
zen of this city. From whence it came
there was no one to tell, but the gentleman
at whose house IL was left insists that it is
Dutch baby" Oh, yes! certainly!
Coon MUsIc.--The Jackson Silver Cor
net Band has been engaged to furnish
Music on the occasion OF the Odd Fellows
celebration at Brownsville. The music
will be good.
MARCH WINDS this Is Sep
TENDER, one OF the quiet, mellow, Fall
months, there was quite u March breeze in
this City on Tuesday night. In fact stiff
breeze that did not weaken until about
three o'clock next morning. There is
Moore in this brief 'sitem" than many will /
suppose.
CoLLIsTON.-On Saturday night last two
freight trains on the Mississippi Central
Railroad collided near Medon, in this
county. No lives were lost, bat several
ears ant one engine were badly smashed,
and the Passenger trains delayed several
hours.
Booty There was an unusual amount
OF drunkenness in the City on Tuesday
night and = corresponding number of
fights and arrests. The Police were very
busy and the City turned several honest
pennies and the Recorders specks are Sc
rene and cheerful /
MORE GOOD COTTON PICKING.-Messrs.
Editors; Tell your friend Gregory to try
again. have three boys who picked 7sS
pounds of cstten last Tuesday, as follows:
Willie, aged go years, $50; John, aged 16
years, 27s; Felix, aged II years, 254. Who
can beat NJ J. II. BALLEw.
SMAsHED.--A City Express wagon was
ran int on Saturday last by Switch engine
Dinkey, at the Royal Street crossing, and
literally smashed. Two darkies were toss
ed high into the air, one Of them coming
down with broken leg an 4 the other with
mortal scare. Carelessness in the driver
OF the wagon caused the accident.
Caller Person. a colored man, whom ali
who know him, unite in speaking of as
good man. was attacked with flux Fr.day,
I9th inst, and died Tuesday, 18th. at his
bome-which he had purchased and paid
for-about one and half miles north Of
this city, aged about so years.
weregret to learn that young Mr.. Amis
son Of Deputy Sheriff Amls, of this coun.
ty, was thrown from his mule, while rid
ing last Saturday, and so Violently kicked
upon the lower jaw, as to break and dis
figure it very much. The wound was
dressed by DR.. Collins, who thinks the
wound a painful, but not necessarily or
probably a dangerous one. WnI